The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-14
MONTREAL. Sept. s. 1916.

MONTREAL, Sept. 8, l845.
Musical Flare Up in Observation-Disclosures Pico gone
Fun and Fury among the Natives.
Mr.. BENNETT:-As you are aware, we promised
ourselves in this good city rich treat in the musl-
cal line from the recent engagementby Signor MAJ
zouhi of Signora Pico and Signor De Begins, but
the whole has ended in smoke, through flare up,
with which propose to acquaint you
The first Of six representations commenced on
Saturday evening last with les scenas from ll Bar
biere," by the two already named artists; two well
chosen comedies were to follow, and the house was
crowded The overture was well played by good
orchestra, and De Begins appeared and was loudly
applauded in "La Cavalina Largo al Factotum"
Pico followed, and was appauded but moderately:
The Recitatiro ct Dustto finished our scend, and
plaudlts and splendid bouquets were lavished on
Madame. But when arranging tor the after scey,as,
Madame Plco began preparing 10 set out tor Kings
ton. Ii is understood that she was not content with
the applause she received and conceived her merits
underraed. She sent the manager the check he had
given her as guarantee and control over the re-
ceipts all was found correct, and SIX o'clock was
named the hour for paying. Signor Mazzouhl
IN the meantime went 10 her residence 10 persuade
her 10 fulfil her engagement and found that she was
encouraged by - the poet, TO leave Mon
trea He then took possession of all the receipts,
and believe looks 10 DE Begins Tor damage caused
70 him by the conduct o. Madam Proc, and viii not
pay either.
De Begins, u Is sad, received letter from Mad.
Plco, asking hun TO 60 with her to Kingston and
Toronto but he, through respect 70 the public, and
sense OF propriey, declined, and resolved fulfil
his engagement. so Madame has left Montreal
through the persuasion OF aspoet and paniste All
the newspapers viii be down upon her La D{inergs
speaks very strong she has been Ill advised, and
an sorry for il, the share OF the two would have
been 500 dollars for the SIX nights, besides benefit
JEALOUSY AND MURDER.-A horrid murder took
place on the first instant in Lowndes county, Ga.
One David King inveeled samuel Maulden into his
house and then, without any warning quarrel shot
him through the body with his rife the ball entering
little below breast bone Maulden died the next
day Kings house perfectly composed and in his right
mind King after shooting ham, attempted to finish him
outright with stick but stopped by another per-
son ypresent Mr. Maulden has left a wife and sir
children, and was greatly esteemed as kind and
worthy neighbor. Mr.. King is young man, twenty
three twenyour years OF age and has wife and two
children and is the Of Of the most respectable
and wealthy citizens Of this county Ills wife is OF
worthy family from ScTven county. lie immediately
fed but certainly will be caught as his pursuers were
close upon him at Monticello, Florida The unfortunate
man was wrought to frenzy by the "greeneyed mon
sterr but Maulden, till his latest breath, asseverated
the innocence of the woman and in that community all
say she must be innocent Surely jealousy is great
destroyer Of human happiness Alter shooting down
the man. King took out his rsmrod beat has wife with it,
and broke 1t her although she is in very delicate
condition.