The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

MORE LIBELS-MoSEs T. bEACH AGAN.-fes-
| terday | discovered that Moses Y Beach, without
| any provocation or cause, has again publishe
another vulgar and atrocious libel against my wife
and family-and has been circulating it secretly
and clandestinely throughout the city and country.
1t is called "Lfe of James Gordon Bennett, -
but it put forth by Beach without either the
of printer or publisher. Ihave, however, five or
six witnesses of the fact, fixing the publication
upon him.
To show the wickedness of this man, he actually
sent copy of the libel to my house, during my
absence, in order to annoy and insult Mrs. B., who
is yet in a very weak state of health, being just re-
covering from having given birth to young child
The man who can conceive and execute such
deed is capable of anything. Men and editors
may fight and wrangle as much as they please
care not what is said of myself, but it is new
mode of warfare to insult, lacerate, and libel, in
the most atrocous manner, a pure and spotless
wife, and her innocent and unoffending offspring.
shall now bring this Beach at once before the
tribunals of justice, and ascertain whether there is
that evenhanded degree Of justice before jury OF
the civil courts, which could not be found else
where at a previous time.
also find that Burgess d Stringer, booksellers
in Broadway, have issued the same ibels against
my family. | shall also bring them, and all such
others, before the tribunals of justice. 1t is full
time to put stopto such iniamy.
The SHERIFF's JURY.-A most atrocious attack
was made the other day in Beach's sam upon the
character, integrity, and honor of the Sheriff s
Jury, who happened to find verdict of $4,000
against Beach for one of his libes.
1t is the duty of the Grand Jury TO look at this
matter, and see it they cannot devise a mode of
defending those institutions which civil liberty
and right are founded. This attack was most
atrocious, wicked, unjust, and unprincipled one,
and ought not to be passed over lightly.
TYLER CONVENTIONS notice calling upon the
friends Of the administration to meet for the pur
pose of appointing delegates to the Baltimore Con-
ventien, of May 9th, will be found in our adver-
Using columns All those interested in this move
ment will govern themselves accordingly.
FOUND DRowNED.-The body of an unknown
man was found yesterday at the Narrows, where it
had foated ashore. In one of his pockets was
a handkerchief, marked H. w. Huenis. The bo-
dy is in the possession of the coroner.
RECREAToN.-The new and splendid steamboat
Salmon makes an excursion up the East River to
be pleasant, it will undoubtedly be very pleasant
trip. For particulars, see advertisement in another
column.
ITALIAN OPERA.-The Barbierc di Siuigha pre-
sented last evening very interesting feature in the
debit of Signor Santln, in the part of Figaro. il
is rather delicate matter to give a decided
opinion of singer after single hearing as the
nervousness, inseparable from first appearance,
commonly prevents more or less the full display OF
vocal powers, particularly in role which pre-smi-
nently requires the highest degree of abandon and
spirit, and which had found in De Begins superior
interpreter Sanini's voice is very pleasing and
flexible, but lacks power; his Figaro better
played than sung, although the vocal part of it
tanned several very good points. The parlando
passages were given with much ability and were
frequently received by the audience with en-.
couraging plaudits The largo al factotpm was
rather dry, it we except the closing part of it, and
prefer De Begins. In spite Of the antiquarian com
plexion of his voice. and his inferiority in the obi
cato pirouettes. The Duet all idea d. g.ll'' me-
talo, succeeded admirably, and clearly shows
that Santlni Is no novice In the Opera. On the
whole his debut gave much satisfaction without pre-
senting something extraordinary. OF the merits Of
the other performers, we already have so much spo-
that nothing remains to be said, except that BDr
CHEESE was IN splendid voice and humor, and never
tholo, created perfect f1rore, and hardly escaped
an encore he is decidedly first rate buffo rare
singer and one of the most pleasing and effective
comics of the stage, and richly deserves the raptu
rous applause which the highly delighted audience
bestowed upon him. Perozz's superiority as AL
maviva, is well known and much appreciated.
The house of the fullest of the season. and
the applause hearty and frequent. Santini makes
his second appearance on Monday as Rccardo, in
the Puritani, which will afford an opportunity of
Judging him thoroughly.
New TEMPERANCE ORDER.-At meeting of the
United Brothers of Temperance of New York, the
following gentlemen were unanimously elected
officers for the ensuing six months
Hon James Harper, President George Phillips Parker
LIST Vice President James A. Coffin I'd do James A.
Houston, Sd do; Edward Downes Connery Correspond
De Gray Assistant do George Gordon, Financial do
Washington A. Bartlett Treasurer Daniel Barnes Mar.
shal Samuel d. Mott and John Burrill Deputy Marshas
ADAMS Il Co.-This line keeps up its reputation
tor industry and enterprise. No line running east
or south can compete with them.
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Emmans and
Williams
MAY -TrTai for False Pretences The trial OF Bowen
s. Foster indicted for false preences obtaining goods
from Messrs Carew Huntndon resumed from Yesterday
A letter was read from Mr.. w. Camp Of Utica to Mr.
Darling of this city, highly recommending the accused
and stating that he had given Foster $500 on leaving his
| employ.
BoYp b. BELKNAr called and stated that he owned
OF land subject to his mothers rights of dover; was
worth $50 an acre; there considerable stock on IT,
He owed debts. The notes and stock nut in bus
ness by nm when he Joined Foster considered to be