New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
CITY fTKMs.
MOsDlr. April 10, lss.

T. TIE Esiior q ne Tribune:
ps.Ssls. x.h 70 call The s,,sru5n cf The ista'issnt
class who form the large body Of your readers In th' city
70 work Of art 10, opened for exhibition here TIE inter-
at Of which over i artistic merits should no;
70 su.xpreed yet hardly be conveyed in an AdVsr'
tiseneet
the equestrian portrait Of Queen Fetoris paint
ed by Counf DOraya triumph Of feTtrs PracficH "d1'
~ and rayd Of rsoures for f-pYorf - me "o''
rsnouAsS DIR AVID aoR sfTzn gsAflsraH Of t'< age IL
seem, % ID. that In this pom, Of view work witch the
London Pictorial Tmss says ranss with the estpodue'
tions ofV.ndyse addresses itself particularly 70 Aneri.
can interest sad curiosity-ths quality most AoTrea
among the bold bressins Of rsvsrses OF fortune
ana turning Of unexpected natural resources 10
account A the hsnisom-st snd most powerfully built
man Of unsurpassed ia athletic accom pisa neu "a
vel a. In the r-hn-usnt. Of lfe-sn sdmirsb. horse
.n ,xors.n.n ard shot" indout.by gay snd fearless
and a. frank sad unAssumius a. sehoo!-boy-Count
DOrssy h.i temptations 20 misuse the brilliant fortunes
Of his early life such feg men would have resisted
Compelled 81 last 70 ook Necessity fairy IN The face ne
threw no bis slsuess with single Effort oct 20 work
patiently artist and, with apprenticeship, We be
isvs shorter thsr any record Suddenly ssnds con
fes,ed. .morg London srtists master painter sno
,calptor Extracts from eaesus Of TINS picture OF &c
tors ny sixteen Of the LONDON oerrss showing anaenla
biz the general adm son Of this "a Asinmeut Of Arts
nc rans usy be seen at the room Of the eHhibron
Count DOrssy snrous that bic picture should % gen
ey and IN this country less Tor the
extension OF his fame artist than Tor the
prof. that viii sccru. 70 him from the exhibition His
Letters Introducing the gentlemen who exhibits the pie
ture show particular ssnsibty on ihs Point-essiy
eKpsnable BY ais sequAntAnes with Am-riesns no. In
seat numbers have received the brilliant hospAtie, Of
L.dy Blessinston. He sno~s our country well s1d n
ever there man who would be popular to idslstTy
&" out West IL Count D'Ossy
corfue myself 70 this n-ce.ssy expression Of the
sous ntsre, attaches this ~ork OF Art and recon-
needing visit 20 Il 70 sysry one Of you, resder.
remain yours, faithfully y. r WILLIS
WHO LOST Irl-An English Guinea, dated 10
George III. dug up Friday By an Irishmln EN-
poyed on the Battery ia making track for the pipes
at Castle Garden IL ou1d in VIA, appeared TO Be the
origiaGl soi!.
ROBBED OS BOARD A STsAsER.-A passenger
on board the steamboat Newly while her last trip
from this ely to New.Haven robbed Of yAusble
20 watch lot OF silver thimOI-s and an with
which the Effected his escsps the arrival Of the
boat, before the loss ~as discovered
RESCUED FROM DRowNrNG Officers Horton and
PArneee suceeeGed In reIcuing from drowning Dutch
man uamei julius Metz who fen into hs Zip 81 the loot
II Dasne-sL on saturday
Rus OyER-A woman named Mrs. Mcintosh
We, knocked down on Saturday BY eab, in BNeiay'i
Greenwich st snd injured 80 severely ths she mac
u be conveyed TO the City Hospital
ARREST or A THIEF AND FoRGER-The Boston
Journal states that shout two second ei OF
exchange drawn for 81 600 the house OF nr John 'os
London was stolen in New York from gentleman no
about taking passage In PACKET snip Tor Liverpool
Information CT the their LETT Win
Of our principal cities and the facts reae 70 me MISTER
were quently communicated 70 the parties Interested
in London. IL now appears that German named Edward
Baehman wa, the thef and that aer selne
ofthe bill he took passage IN steamship and ar
rived 81 Liverpool advance Of the packet board OF
which wss ths loser Of the bill Bachmsn forged the
Of John Vos the bill went TO London and received the
money 10 the ofthe face OF the bill he then vent
20 the Kingdom Of Hanover, where he married and with
his wife returned TO this country n August 1870 since
which Tins he has been engaged In trading IN various
cities the Atlantic COST. These facts were nsde
known months sncs % officers Reyes and Edwards
Of New York, aud from additiona Information received
By Nj Edwards "Wednesday last he came 10 this city
add on Tuesday with the assistance Of Constable Geo
Cooedgs arrested Bsehmsn at his lodgings st the Suffolk
House.
FATAL AFFRAY.-Coroner Walters held an in
quest Yesterday AZ Sheriff the body Of young
freshman named Mchae Bradley. who came 70 his death
under the following eireumsssuces IL appeared IN evil
debce that the deceased Ia company with some young
the IRE that took psce IN Webbss ship yard
on Saturday sht They went into the yard with cigars
10 their mouths snd were too ~ one OF the men IN ne
employment Of Mr. WebD, named Cbsuney Ennis either
20 put out their cigars The deceased STUN
hed. snd while going pact Euns attempted to strike him
Eons avoided me blow ana struck the deceased on the
side Of the head who fell, snd expired in short time
The Jury found verdict that deceased 10 hs death
By injure. received in frscas with Cbsuncy Ennis and
believes that Ennis indicted the blow In self defence
PoLIcE-On Saturday night two fellows took
od rings AZ the Finance Hotel and In the morning decamp
ed with some 60 which they stole from the pocket Of
Tod In al adjoining room The loser pursued the rasca
succeeded catching hold Of Of them mo drew
knife and despite Of the efforts Of one Of the Fret Wad
police present succeeded Ia sfscting his escape
Officer Gardner Saturday night arrested man
ramed James Campbell a chsrge Of snstchng gold
watch from Martin Booner....A man named George Con
nor brought up By cers Vsrch0ef aud Contspt
charge Of stealing SIS from the Of Child Smith
corner Of Pearl and william sts and committed. While
officer Sesrso1 attempting 70 arrest nan named
Thomas Glsrd for being intoxicated the latter turned 90
officer and attempted 20 stab him. but
tered sud taken into custody.