The following confirmatory telegram was received here yesterday from Tientsit HERR FRIEDENTHAL'S RECITAL., & Rumours about serious troubles in Man-'A small bue exceedingly appreciative churia are confirmed but position la not audience braved the bitter ould of Thursday dangerous." This piooably means the (26th) to attend Herr Friedenthal's posit in Tientsin. The U.x.S. Palos is second and last concert, and they were well, under orders to proceed tu that port, rewarded. Rarely, if ever, have Shanghai sven as her new commander arrives to-day, music-lovers had sri opportunity of hearing, Meantime we learn that according to a so universally talented a performer. As a private letter from Newchwang, dated 23rd I rule artists have their own special ult., the Chinese authorities were despatch outside this their performances 5,000 troops from Newchwang and influence which inspires the playing of their rebels and protect Moukden, fine Inck the divine 18,000 from Port Arthur, to intercept the favourite compositions. But Herr Frieden- Dr. and Mra. Brander, of the U. P. hal, whether in the selewn, massive har- Mission, whu lately arrived from home, are sot Beethoven, the romantic melodies stationed at Kinchow, but no news has the vigorous tone painting wf been received from them.
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Where all Mr. Drummond writes to remind us that ers of the programme gave so he mentioned recently that the rebellion wa sure it is difficult tu select any Was intended to break out on the Yangtze ut; we might, however, towards the end of November, but Chang the first part of the programme Chih-tung stepped it. The evincidence in Prelude in D flat by Chopin, inspired, time is noticeable. Winter is the best time aid, by the monotonous drip of for a rebellion to break out in Manchuria, raindrops on & window pane, which was 8 the rox are then passable. 'The great played with a delicacy and feeling whic point of interest, Mr. Drummond says, were eharmi We were rather disap. Will now be Shanhaikuan, where there is a al with the arrangement of Weber's strong garrison, If the' rebels can take quite d the grandeur of the calse- Which is full of disaffected, and it tothe Waltz, the florid arabesques that, it will be x great step towards Pel motif which is always supposed to be the wu likely that the gates will be thrown characteristic of this composition The "pen to them if they reach there. 'They exquisite rend: this number evoked, ate all mounted, and are well supplied with encore whic! knowledged by Herr arms and ammunition, In his very first ne of Brahms' Hun. letter, in May Inst, Mr. Drummond stated Dances, anot which he played that we were in presence of w rebellion, response to " recall after the las number Which was brewing throughout the whole in the first part, Concertstiick by Weber, in of the north China; and he is confident which he was ably assisted by Eu wider that events will show that he was right, Vela who tilled in the necess y orchestral econ ments on second y The Feom authentic sources we understand cond pare of the pr army pened with that the situation in the worth is more aT for piano, iuloucellyy serious than at first reported. It is suid AL, Vel that Li Hung, son of the ex-rebel and remainder The Generalissimo of Kiangsu, Li Chung-shua, munrceuns o who was beheaded some years ago by Yi which, li, then Governor of Anhui, is the leade Mendoline V4 Syberia 6 and Bullettine from the daring enterprise, ostensibly for the Mélibes had to be repeat- purpose of avenging his father's death on fed. Tt is a matter of great regret Yii-lu, now Tartar General of Moukden, Herr Friedenthal will not appear His force con: ts of 30,000 wr 40,000 rob:
it of often we get an artiste bers, disband troops and roughs, and such capabilities among us. His techucigue ro devastating the country about is umevellous and in passages where the melicly has to be well marked the piano ang far and near. Of the five camps under his hands beea soldiers (2,600 men) sent by Yii-lu againat 1,00 went over to the rebels, The singing qual is hard to an instrument troops' romaining loyal to this, general closing this brief e danger in fa Hung being an Auli were og; again defeated, The great, ater a protest against indivi- man, while the soldiers ut the duals who talk during the performance. the Viceroy Li are all from Auh of them have probably served under Li Hung's father, who was, notwithstanding all Iie crimers a most' recklessly brave leader. He was besides a most cruel victor, ARTILLERY MONTHLY CUP, According to information received in This competition tuck place on Saturday Shanghai on Tuesday, the Roman Catholic in favourable weather, Corpl. Wilson, with mission of Mongolia, near the mission of 8 score of 58, was highest scorer in Class A Peking, is at present the scene of a rising. wards ths cup. In! More than 200 Christians have been murder her red. A Chinese Christian priest, named Lin, las been our to pieces. Churches orphan, ages and houses of the Christians have been yus. 600 yas.
Ti, destroyed by fire, The rebellion is nour 58 Jeho, the old Imperial residence; and the 56 secret societies have taken the opportunity 35353 longelia near the Great Wall, This news attack the Christians in the part of
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