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TnE Reason Why Ole BULL DID Nor CoMf
IN the last steamer fron Liverpool Is stated, by


the New York Herald, to Lave been tins tie
was attacked by three ruffians, in the streets OF
London, who sought to drag him Out OF ms car
rase, but who were defeated IN tnelr designs by
the vigorous resistance Of the assalcd party, and
bv the approach of various persons to the spot
where the outrage was perpetratcd. Ole Bull,
however, peppered one of them. An indisposltlon,
consequent upon the accident retarded his de
parturc. but he may be expected by the Caledonia,
which sailed on the 18th inst, and which will
shortly be steaming up our harbor. We hare
had Herwig, the Geman-Nagel, the Swede-
Artot, the Belgian--('' good, better, BEST ")-and
we now soon saaA havc Ole Bull, the Norwegian,
vino, al he can produce more startling Or exquisite
effects by his performances on the violin than
does Art0, then the capabilities Of that fascinating
and wonderful instrument surpass all our presen,
conceptions. Boston Transcript