New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

the sounds the pleasing harmony OF their unit'd voice.
produced hne effect and speaks much IN favor OF 'ne
peculiar mode OF teaching which these aeeonp"sHo'
| Professors Of Music sdopt We can scarcely psru'u
srixe cases Of special merit among the soo oue' SUI
trio singers where all acquitted themselves 10 VIII
aud yet there were parts 80 admirably performs"
that 10 make mention Of them seems bur cseaate' 10
inspire proper emulation among the rest OF the ht's
| warbers and stimulate all 10 Increased erofI ""
we're particularly pleased with Come where 'ne ''o
lets blow" duet slso, "On the Banks OF "usoo''
qulvers solo, by Miss Sesrgent' ms young lS"y u.s.
,u the eemep,, Of rare musical excelcnce-her voice
/ has a compass, strength and sweetness no' """'
po,.sssed BY our bes, singers The duet Forget me
Not By the Misses Dean. also nnely sung ana wen
received. Jenny Llnds Song Dream of my Father
| Land sang by the Misses Psrkes and Mount was eN'
qul.itely given the voices OF these young ladies'
though widely different both excellent possessing
power delcscy and liquid sweetness OF tone, quite
| remarkable. This song accompanied By one OF
these ladies' (Nss Psrkes) upon the piano which WAS
quite a feature in the evenings entertainment, The
artistic accuracy touch and brilliant execution OF
this young lady upon the plano, in the prelude and
symphony as well accompaniment surpassed sny
thing had anticipated from so young performer,
and sives promise OF extraordinary future excellence
n ,r,dy and practice be not neglected her voice too
rich soft soprano finely modulated snd In giving
the various passages she displayed taste and psthos
which would have done discredit TO some OF our
popular opera singers The pieces by the whole choir
were all very well sung and elected rspturous sp'
plause Upon the whole the evenings entertainment
was great treat 10 the audience, and We hope soon
to see notice of repetition of something similar to H.
from these enterprslng gentlemen A.
! JUSTICE TO the INSOCENT.-lt will probably
BE- recolected that shor, time ago lsmpiehter by
the name of William Broderick found on the side
walk At the corner Of Elm and Leonard ats severely
wounded. and that from statements made by bin.
Patrick Clark residing in Leonard st. was arrested by
Capt Magnus OF the Sixth Ward Police, charge OF
having inflicted the wound, which subsequently resulted
in hs death On holding the Inquest upon the BODY OF
! Broderick no evidence was sdduced to she" that
Patrick Clark was near him at the time Of the occur
rerce and the Coroners Jury acquitted the accused
We are now authorized by Coroner Walters 10 ssy that
statement has been made TO him by Mr.. George A.
sparks son Of VIM. H. Sparks, Esq 10 the effect that
no saw tho deceased ascend hs ladder for the purpose
of Lighting or gushing the lamps at the corner OF
Elm and Leonard tho night In question, saw him
fall on tho sidewalk and Immediately went 70 ths spot
where he was and assisted In carrying him into the
store that at the time Broderck fell from his ladder
no person whsteyer was him. Mr.. Sparks no.
being aware until a few days ago, that Broderck had
died from the injuries no received by the tall or that
CLARK had been arrested suspicion of causing bis
death. did not before deem It important TO commuol
cate what he knew of the affair at the time
| ABoLIrIos.-On last evening, FREDERICK
DOUGLAS and CHARLES LENox REaoSD, the distin
guished colored advocates OF Freedom 10 tho Slave.
Addressed very respectable and intelligent meeting OF
their colored brethren at Zion Church with their usual
power and ability We noticed several white auditors
among the hearers and who, It was fully manifest
Justly appreciated and heartily gave all true friends
OF Liberty must their warm approval OF the enterprise
which has exerted such an influence for a number OF
years on the lie and lsbors Of Mr. Douglas and bis
worthy associates.
| CASE OF FALSE PRETESCEs.-Oficer J. T.. Ed.
wards OF the Third District Police Court aud mr Rel
yea Of the independent Police yesterday afternoon
arrested Henry T. Cutllp commission merchant doing
business at No p Coentes slip. upon a warrant issued
BY Justice Osborne complaint Of Josiah Jer OF the
rm Of Brothers Jex Of Demarara doing business No
q southst under the following circumstances: II sp
pears that time since Cutp initiated himself into
the good graces of Mr.. Jex who young gentleman
somewhat Inc perienced In the method Of doing bust
ne. pursued by of the knowing Of this City
and informed him about the middle OF March last that
ne purchased about 20 bales Of moss for which he
had paid l3i cents per pound. and hsd shipped 10
France that since purchasing the moss mad risen 10
value and that he had accordingly invoced at 10 cts
per pound shortly after this Cutip called upon the
Messrs Wilet In Pearl-st and obtained from them
advance Of twO.thirds upon the Invoice price which
amounted 10 fifteen hundred dollars They accor-
dingly drew upon their agent In France % the
amount their draft. however, came back dsbon.
ored The agent there having sent Information that
the article comparatively worthless In that market
On the return OF the draft TO Messrs Wiet ths, hrm
ian mediaiely made known tho result 70 Cutlip and
pressed him for a settlement Of the matter In order ~
accomplish which Cutlip visited his friend Mr. Jsx
and ELECTED the symps,hes Of the latter whom hs
represented that 40 had paid 3 cents per pound for
~ before stated and that In the course u few weeks
be would get return from France whereupon, Mr.
Jex gave him check for 81 900 upon the Mechanics
and Traders Bank and 500 Ia specie, Cutip giving
Mr. Jex his note payable 10 30 dsys Mr.. Jex placed
the note In tEs Bank bat when IL became due il was
protested and he obliged 10 take Il up himself Mr.
lex then 20 Of the principal establishments
in the City and ascertsned that the best quality Of
moss selling AZ cents per pound aud finally nap
pened into the place where Cutip had purchased his.
and there told that be had paid but cents per
pound and Mr. Jsx wss handed copy Of the invoice
given 10 Cutlip vhersupon, Mr. Jex applied 10 Mr.
Relyea who. 10 connection With officer Edwards laid
before Justice Osborne, which resulted Ia
the arrest Of Cu,lp Aforesaid and Ms commitment
| prison 10 default OF bail
ISQUEsr-Coroner Walters yesterday held an
nque., the house of Deborah Hsnsn 2oo Broome-st
upon the body Of Henry Hansn native Of ireland
eyed e5 years who to his death BY poison admin
ssersd BY his hands ltsppears ths, the deceased
mad been In melancholy state Of mind since the eath
Of his wife which occurred time STAGE and fire.
qsenry heard By his daughter say that be had
nothing 10 live for Medical aid was procured but no,
10 time prevent the poison from taking effect Yer
diet IL accordance with the above fscss
II We are requested By the Southern Tele
graph Company TO state that the collecting Of cent,
for the delivery Of messages has been abohshed.
} II Among the arrivals at the Irving House
yesterday were w. II. Prescott the hs,orisp) src
a family, and Gen. Garland, .. sA
; y The Southern Telegraph wires were cut
lsst night at soue pOiu. south Of Jersey City.
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