New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27


Philadelphia, and raining snd showing at Albany Tho
Hudson can hardly fell to be open toby
OrERA-An extra performance is TO be given
this evening at which Lucia viii DO presented for tie
last time The many admirers OF this opera VIII NOT
fail 20 crowd the theatre. Only TO hear bESpE1Ti IN
the male alone his voice pours out that bs" anna
faan4ora,a" which. heard can never DO forgotten
would pay for journey but when we take into az
count BAsILIs exquisite singing to say notns OF ina
other performers and the accessories OF the piece M
not surprising that lucia should have been more sue
ces.a with the public than either OF the other operas
that the company have produced
CoycERr.-A Concert is to be given on Monday
evening next at the Minerva Rooms BY ai's NJ j. ma
RUS and Mr. George A. Hoyt The benencisries are
10th graduates of the " Y Institute for the Blind, and
on th. account may justly be considered As deserving
Of fun house We are assured however that this Is
not their only claim the public patronage aud tnss
the lovers of popular music will find ample satisfaction
IN p.tenina 10 their performance The price Of admi'
sion 25 cents within the means of all and we trust
tina, the occasion will be pleasant and profitable not
only 10 those Immediately interested but to As many
other persons a, the place will accommodate The Con-
cert Is TO commence at o'clock
AMERICAN IssrIruTE-A Bill was introduced
into the Senate by Mr. B. sMIrs on the 18th inst en-
poweripg this Institute to demand and receive all
moneys of the Agricultural Society In this City formed
und,r the law of 1919 The Institute s to apply sueh
moneys solely to the promotion OF Agricultural I'm
movement In this State and shall report to the Lessla
ture In what manner this especial iuhd has been EN-
ployed The Institute also authorized BY the Bill TO
rsceys the books and papers OF the same Society and
10 preserve them for the use Of Ito members and tho
nubuc The Bill was read twice and committed to
Committee Of the Whole
ELEGANT EABELLIsHED BooKs-The catalogue
of illustrated works advertised by Messs. Gurley Co
far ssa this evening Offers attraction to those who
have the time and means crafty their taste In hne
hooks which will be easy 10 resist The collection
snpaars TO be rich in works painting picturesque
visws curious books and embems, antiquarian art DO
ARrysr OF A FoREIes FuoIrIvE.-Assist Capt.
Harrison and officer Weatherby, Of the Second Ward
v..eday arrested on board the packet ship Prince Al
bert at the nstgaon of August Belmont Consul-osn'
eral of the Austrian Government, person named Ma.
| than Levy alias Herman Bondey, charged with hsv'
| Ing sbsconded from Vienna with $4,000 In Austrian
| Government Securities, the property OF the Messn'
Rothschild. Il appears that the accused Induced
Young Clerk in the employ OF MesTs Rothschld to en-.
bszrs the property which they divided between them,
after which they separated with an understanding to
meet again elsewhere. Tbs young Clerk however al
ter proceeding short dstsnce from Vienna. took a
second sober thought repented turned back confessed
his guilt his share of the Ill gotten treasure
AZ the same time stating that Bondey intended to pro-
coed to the United States Information was accordingly
transmitted this country several months ago since
which time officers have been on the lookout for the
| fng ySho finally arrived
before the Chief Of Police, and committed for exsmina
! ton On searching his trunks, &C. there were found
O30 Austrian ducats, 100 sovereigns halt soyereigns
Bank of England bills for 100 pounds sterling each
Rank of England note for 10 pounds, and do. for
mounds each beside three sheets OF Austrian Securities
amounting in all to about toSoo Inc accused, we un
derstand will be held on the old law which authorizes
the detention and punishment Of fugdves for bringing
stolen property into thu State
ABoLp BUReLAR-The sleeping apartment oil
Patrick Csfray In the rear Of ~ Mulberyst was last
evening burglsriously entered by fellow named ste
pben Wilson who effected entrance by means OF
| screwdrver with which he forced the window. Ine
burglar took possession of shawl sI3 In money and
then proceeded TO detach watch which was fastened
BY a chain around the neck OF Mr. Csnrey who was
asleep in his bed CaHrey was shortly aroused oy the
generations of the thief whom he knew and attempted
10 d,tsp but the fellow made good his retreat with the
money watch, &c Officer McMsnus yesterday after
noon discovered the wheroabout OF Wilson and tooh
him In custody s3l Of the money was found on BIZ
person and the watch found concealed In the wood
house attached TO his dwelling
ARREST OF kFuoITWE-Capt. Falrchild OF tht
Eighth Ward returned to this City yesterday from Phi
lade phia having in custody female named Mary Ben
der drought on by virtue OF requsuon oil GOV
Young charged with grand larceny, in having stolei
$40 in bank bills AMI silver coin beside sundry article
of Iewery 10 the value of s24 the property OF Law
renee schrener OF 23l Third St in whose employ sn
had been short time grsyioq, to the 'nei' enc wa
committed for trial BY Justice Drinker'
ARREST roR GRAND LAncEsY.-Otfcer Mo
Msnus OF the Sixth Ward yesterday afternoon srrese
Henry Norton charged with having on the I'd OF Feb
, In connexion with Mary Reid and Katharine Kenny
robbed William Dunn Of n j. Of $500 In gold coli
while at his (Nortons house In Anthonyst Ire soov
named girls arrested. convicted and sent 10 IN
state Prison Norton aed and was not In this Cit
until yesterday when he was taken into custody an
, committed 10 answer
ARREST or A BOGUS DEALER.-Oficer Maxo
of the Filth Ward arrested Friday week ago. ma
by the name Of John Il. Woods, charge OF psssin
! counterfeit qusrter-dolars upon Mr.. Engine Dupuy
druggist 900 Broadway. corner OF Houstonst IL AZ
pears that this mas been extensively engaged
making and passing spurious spanish dollars 70
several years past Mr. Dupuy mas received during 10
last two years several of these bad quarters indeed
many that IL excited his suspicion and be directed b
clerk Mr. Thomas s. Dayton, TO watch and examine tn
next tune Woods came Ia 10 purchase anything the m'
' ney he paid He (Woods) was always ssAing Tor som
small article, and in payment thereof always tendere
one of these quarters Mr. Dayton watched for his ma
accordingly On the 30th January last he came bougt
some tridng articles and paid with spurious quarter
and on the 9th February he did the same thing again.
This last piece of counterfet coin was marked by NJ
3 D. and shown 10 the Chief Of Police who at once drec
ed Mr. Dayton TO arrest Woods the next time be can
to the store or II he should meet him In the street.
Thursday of last week Mr. Dayton saw Woods pass II
store, going down Broadway; be put his hat and coa
and followed Woods for two or three hours srour
the streets he (Woods going into various stores o.
IDENTIFY passing OF these spurious quarters until pessin
= by Canal.st Mr. Dayton the above of.cer and e.
planned the case In hurried manner, and the 0fcer
once took Woods custody and conveyed him oefo
Captain Perry Of toe Filth Ward Police While In Il
act OF searching his person, Woods seized piece OF
per from MS pocket and thrust 1t into the stove
This attempt however, was frustrated completely,
. ths rapidly Of assistant Captain Horgdn who thru
his hand into the FIRE, burning ais fingers csnsdera5l
" but saved the psper which paper proved to be lett
directed 10 Woods from person 81 forkville, by
= name OF B., and Woods refused TO divuge b
. place of residence the Chief Of Police together wi
Captain Perry and otcer Msxon, Immediately started
Yorkvills and found Nr B., the author Of the ettt
who directed them to the residence OF Wood
- In r shty hfth-st the Third avenue. On search
II the premises press and all the necessary tools and
psrstus for coming found On ripping up the 90
$3.50 worth Of these spurious quarters were found seal
n up In paper packages, evidently for exportsuon IL