New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-15
City Items.

s,,n in our prejudces that do love 70 Esten occa
,ioraly TO good singer who has not been imported
We have 10 sympathy with those staFeazer' WIZ a.
so snit,en with the SURPRISING excellence oi every N
foreign that they cannot feel single glow OF generous
enthusiasm when worthy and talented American l'a
scian lays claim 10 their patronage "eioFe 10
and encourage our American amateurs anu p'Oi'7
sors of music Al the time we are not $40" -
cord the credit due 70 those who come 10 Us - '. -
other side of the globe. Lethose who wish 70 oe sD'
ep,er.sined 20 tomorrow evening, and hear Nh Root
and MS brother, and Mrs. Lincoln
~ Mr.. Nooney's Concert OF Irish Music at the
TABERNACLE tomorrow evening will be the most brilliant
aa ,e have had for long time Fifty Irish melodies
ava ~ 10 ,erforrned MI Franklin. Mr Horncastle NJ
Mooney sr Brough and other performers, are 10 join
The tickets are but 25 The whole town VII! be
there if there be room.
HrDsoy's LECTURES oS SHAKsPEARE.-The Lee
re on O,elo tonight the Society Library promises
70 be one OF the most interesting Of the series Inc
characteristics OF this tragedy will oer abundance oil
salient points the Mr. Hudsons critical powers
and especially do look for some exquisite INNING IN
his criticism upon the fair and geRe Desdenona-tnst
name 40 linked with sad memories tina, IL Involuntary
translates itself in sorrow whenever uttered
THE LAW AND THE SEDUCER.-We stated IN our
Law Court Reports on Saturday that Mr Gouiding had
commenced suit for damages-the only reparatlor
promised BIZ the law-aganst the seducer Of his daush
ter and that the defendant had been held 10 bail IN SoOo
In the adavits on which this action is based the plan
Tiff states that he has family. consisting OF vile and
seven children-hree Of the latter daughters and two
of them unmarried viz Esther 6 years Of age and
Catherine and that much attention has been devoted
10 their education &c. Considerably more than a
year ago. Esther, "who was a very handsome young
girl" became acquainted with Daniel w. Talcott, "a
young OF good appearance and introduced 10 iis
deponent and his family under such circumstances iha
they had confidence in his honor and integrity Ills
aeptiops and visits were SO marked frequent and
that character that this deponent was very soon con-
ynced that an attachment existed between the said Is
ther and the said Tacoi' He supposed his intentions
TO be altogether honorable At first the father tet
some misgivngs growing of the position OF the par
ties but upon consulting with friends and taking into
consideration the beauty Of the girl and her education
came TO the conclusion that wealth would not be con-
sdered that no evil was designed by Taco but that
his intention was to marry the said Esther" Tacott it
is ayerred would frequently take her places OF amusc
nent and they were in the habit Of visiting the houses
of mutual friends together and that among others not
long previous the abduction they passed evening at
the house of friend who is named in the affidavit. Mr.
e. goes on to that Tacott had succeeded in entirely
winning the affections Of his daughter and that beyond
all question, he had succeeded by inducing her 10
believe either by promises otherwise that he would
marry her. Fom information possessed by the father he
states that he has doubt that the plan, from the be
ginning one Of deliberate villany and he believes
that Talcott from the first designed seduce and carry
off Esther and make her his mistress About nine or ten
weeks since on Saturday evening Esther left the house
Of her father on persuasion of Taco. and his essares
Jane Hawthorn sister of Esther in ncr affidavit stated
among other things that 81 she has seen the notes, or
many of them written by said Tacott to her sister, and
that they of very aectonae character, and cal
cuated to win the confidence of young GIRL that Tai
had completely succeeded in winning the affections
and confidence Of her sister and in making her believe
that he would marry her Esther has frequently told
her" She also states that her sister modest unas
Stunning and kind hearted girl and the pride OF her family
and friends and possessed very extraordinary personal
attractions. AS already stated the fears of the
father have been realized in regard his child Tacot
has been held 10 bail mentioned Saturday. in the
sum of $4,000 Sad sad story-and furnishing one
and the latest appeal the common humanity Of Legsla
tors TO provide come stringent law which will
strain upon the passions OF unprinciped villains who in
fest every rank OF society and enact their infamous
Of seduction end abduction Talcot, the berayer of this
girls innocence is traced to the place where he has
ceaed her and arrested while she appears with the ey
dence of her guilt pnd shame all too plain, and with
womans fond folly her destroyer the expense
of every truth Well-the law is poweress-the broken
hearted father has redresshe must take his dshon
ored daughter to home never more 10 be happy-whe
the villain who has deliberately wrought much mise
ry goes free punishment the payment of palry
sum CT money Shame ye, law makers
~ We have been requested TO state that the
loss OF the Couribuonshp Insurance Co. by the fire at
Bridgeport does not exceed $1,000.
II The case Of Messrs. Osborne and Calendar,
Clerks of the Lower Police Office, the City, de-
cded on Saturday The suits in this wise IL
August 1886, the Corporation passed resolution that
the Police Court should remain in session Sundays
and the Magistrates consequently directed the Clerks TO
attend that day, under the law of 1873 which
after pointing the duties of these Clerks that they
shall perform other reasonable duties required of them
by the Magistrates The Clerks attended, and
bring suit pay for their extra services Aver
dict taken subject the opinion OF the Court in IA
vor of the plaintiffs.
CouNsELLoR.ATLAw IL 4 PIcKLE.-Counseor
C. w. Terhune, 3 distinguished Tombs lawyer and Geo.
w. Williamson and John 5. Austin, distinguished mem
bers of the Empire Club arrested yesterday (ihe
two latter at the little GROCERY opposite the Hospital in
Broadway charge of forgery. The circumstances
rather peculiar On Saturday night William
Wilson was arrested for assault and battery,
issued by Justice Rooe and confined in the Sixth
Ward Station-H House Williamson and Austin then hunt
ed Tcrhune who agreed to get Wilson for S. and
they all started in search OF the Recorder After
time spent in trying find him. they brought up the
Carlton House, where Terhune told the others wait
and he would be back in short time when it would be
all right. After waiting time and Terhune no, re-.
turning they went down the Ivy Green, in Em.s
where they found him. Terhune then gave Williamson
paper which he said would be discharge for Wilson
They then went the Station House Terhune following
behind and standing outside while Williamson presented
the order to Capt McGrath. On the back OF the paper
(Which copy of the warrant procured by rerhune
written. - have received full bail in the within
case and you directed TO discharge the prisoner f
A. Tallmadee Recorder" Capt McGraih didn't ike the
locks OF this very unusual way dschsrgns prisoner
IA regular printed discharge being generally used by the
Recorder); bu, Alderman Foo,e, who was present re.