New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

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MURDER BY A B0Y.-The neighborhood OF the
TrJans OSes was aroused as, night about 10. o'clock
J By the c-y Of Murder which proceeded from the
Coaee cell.r No spruce St, kept BY Richard MARSHAL
Our reporter hs.tened 20 the spot sud found number
/ Of policemen On hand AMI crowd collected around
the stcps 10 the cellar upon u the tables lay TIE
body OF boy about yesrs % sse bis breast covered
VITA blood from stab IN the heart. The sathor ci
tbs deed snsl boy shout Is years u sse, named
Corn liu. attends 10 the customers IN the cesr
already custody As far could Be sseer,sined
this tragedy occurred in the following manner Toe
deceased newsboy BY the name Of Michael Driseo!l
entered with some companions, partly inioNicsiec'
and after calling for pee, began threaten M
the former saying that he should die that night
The quarrel increased until the sssaaluns par
~ seized upon the plates and threw them At esch
others heads and fnsly fell upon the boy whom they
struck severely in the face tie ran behind the coun
ter pursued By Drisco snd, opening the money draw
err took thereirom large dirk knife which he plunged
into the bress, Of his ssssilsni. The blade passed
through the lower par, Of the heart .lsning upward
into the lung and causing instant death.
The fathe OF the deceased who keeps liquor store
at the corner Of Orange and Gross sent for, but
he was absent, The mother and younger brother In
ssnily came and their grief at the horrd spectacle
was painful TO witness The wound was pro5ed 20 the
depth Of than six inches. showing the blow ~
have been struck with great force An inquest viii be
held upon the body 10 day. The boy Cornelius, weep
ine with grief and alarm taken 70 the station house
in RoOsevetst TO await bis committsL he appears TO
have done the deed from impulse of sefdefence,
rshsn than any design ofthe fatal injury he oeessoned
TIE CONCERT To-NIGHr-The Concert for the
benefit Of the family Of the late Mr. SIMPSON comes OF
70 night at the Opers House, with splendid pro
gramrne OF performances The whole Opera OF LGcre
ga Borzia will be given NJ LABoRDE will sing air
from la Jurs and Mad LABoRpE her exquisite though
familiar Cear Dira and NJ. CoxNER, the talented
young yolnst who Is making such progress in the pub
lie favor plays grand fantasia the violin. IL will
be rare musical festival and we hope may be the
means placing handsome a, the disposl OF the
benefcisries.
heard the spacious extent Of he Tabernacle 6led
with the clear delicious harmony Of horns, as was
last night when the DIsrINs gave their concert The
effects they produced on ihese difficult and uncertain
Instruments were mos. remarkable In their full, thrill
ling volume Of sound their csdences Of touching and
imprisoned expression, their voice-<e tones sang
rather than blown, dwes beauty and completeness
which leaves nothing for the to desire. There is
something In the sound OF horn which warns and /
auckens one. pulses aud when this quality Is added
an expression almost human 10 It's tone, become too
much deli GIFTED criticise calmly. The performances
Of the Distins received with rspurous applause
The finest things given the qusrte,,e from LEciG
Rubins song of Mec0 rieai and the familiar old air
OF The Soldier Tired" which played by the ell /
der Mr. D. with wonderful skill His execution OF the |
arcan scarcely be equaed BY any performer living The
gees for four voices very well sung but the solos
wanted character. The air to which Miss Conner !
sang the Irish Emigrants Lament /. much inferior
to DempsIers
la SONSANBULA.-Bellinis beautiful Opera of
Il S0raGnbulr performed last night at the Astor
place Opera House In excellent style. The house was
crowded with brilliant audience, who manifested IS
much eu.h usiasm for Mad LABokpEs exquisite sing
Ing Of this part for the other r6s Ia which she hes
been 80 sJccessfal. Their applause was most literally
bestowed Throughout, the piece and the talented vocal
10, was called before the curtain, =, its close The
prayer IN the las, touchngly sung, well A.
the oJou. aria which succeeds it. Sisnorins PATTI,
NovEIII, and NJ LABoRDE, alec acquitted themselves
to universal satisfaction. We hope the Opera may be
repeated before the close OF the
~" The American Institute bold a meeting
this evensg Corresponding Secretary. In place Of
T B. WAKENAS Esq deceased will probably be elect
ed Messrs n Carroll, + Williams, A. Chandler aud
H. Moigs mentioned as candidates tor the Office.
For CALUoRSIA.-The fine ship Tarohnfa
under command Of the experienced and gen,emsnly
Capt CAVE sails this morning for San rsnesco touch
Ing at Valparaiso and Csllso. Among her passengers
numbering over eighty, many gentlemen well
known in this City--sone who leave bright hopes a.
home for brighter In the valley, Of the sscramen
to and san Joaquin Among the party we observe the
n anne OF Jonas Winchester lac Of the Pioneers
Of the system Of Cheap Literature ia books and
papers and late Publisher OF the Nev Worid and G0d
e. Rule possessing the intelligence and energy
calculated to insure success 10 any position Caleb
Lyon OF Lyonsdsle the accomplished oriental scholar
and poet gives up good situation under the General
Government and goes ost with the design Of skng
California his permanent residence. James B. Devoe
intelligent printer, and Daniel Norcros, Of Phsdsl
pha belong 10 this party slso does Frederick Je
rome the brave and noble hearted sailor with several
other gentlemen OF character and influence. We wish
the gentlemen composing this party degree of sue
cess equal to their most golden dreams.
We have secured the services Of ar. Winchester
As correspondent Of Tie Tribune from the new and
tar on Empire
CHEAP POSTAGE FoKEyER.-The steamship
Europa Capt Lori, which sailed for Halifax and Lv
erpoo yesterday, took out about hDty thousand let
terra for various points IN Europe The iarges, nun
Der heretofore forwarded BY sDy chip las not
exceeded thirteen thousand This aston
shng increase 10 doubtless 10 be attributed mainly to
the reduction in the rates Of Postage brought sbou. BY
the ate Convention with Great Britain Does not this
fact together with others Of similar import which
may be sdduced from the practca! operation Of the
Penay system Of England, plead for Cheap Postage
hare In tones sufficiently distinct TO be heard even by
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