New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

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NoRE Particulars Or TIE LEXISGrOS-AvENuE
MuRpzH-The account We Yesterday gave Of this fear
fol tragedy was in some Of the particulars. 10 some ex'
tent Incorrect The lady in question Mrs "aKer did
succeed in obtaining bin Of divorce from her former
husband Mr. Miller. shortly sher her abduction from
Stamford by him She 10 New-fork soon after
ward and became acquainted with Mr.. walker 70
whom, IL ia sleged she married AZ the Asor hou'ei
Alter their marriage they proceeded together 10 -
Louis where they lived together for a shortume' "nen
Mr. Walker left her, ostensbly on business promising
to return 10 SIX weeks After waiting for MS return
about six months she followed him 10 New-forS
During her stay In st. Louis her conduct was Hre'
proachsbe and she is represented to have been "o
man Of most amisble and gentle character
They have not lived together since their separation
a, St Louis ars Walker has subsequently Instituted
sui, against her husband By the hands of ner lawyer
stephen Cambreleng 10 recover her matrimonial rights
The paper in the hands OF Justice Mountort taken from
Walker shortly after the melancholy occurrence. was
drawn I'D By him at the request OF bis wife, and was TO
have been signed by him. o-,o,,
Tbi.is 10 certify that the o. Mrs NJ Walker
are correct 10 regard 70 our CONNECTIONS
4, "a. IN have been handed 10 Iu,tce Mouuiiort who
ha ,,oceeded 70 the house and about to receive
the statements referred 70 from Mrs Walker but was
prevented from doing by her Increasing weakness
and the advice Of the physicians to defer L.
Before Mr and Mrs Walker were separated, by the
commitment Of the former By Justice Mounifor,, they
manifested desire TO speak each other, which was
granted. when Mrs W heard to say have said
nothing calculated to throw suspicion on you
From the statement made by the sister Of Mrs Walk
Or Z, anpear. that on a recent visit TO his wife be got
into an alteration with her and pulled out pistol and
threatened TO shoot her: but Mrs w. succeeded in
vres,iug the pistol from his hands She retained II In
her possession for some days and then returned II to
him and informed her friend Of the circum'isnce
Yesterday morning she appeared considerably bet
ter and slight hopes were entertained OF her reco'
cry; bat her symptoms became more alarming during
the day and At o'clock last evening she expired Mr.
Walker Il .tll in confinement at the station House and
10 10 late hour last evening, had not been made sc
ouainted with the death Of his wife Tie conducts him
self with the most complete and apparently heartes'
| Indifference.
| TUE OPERA-La SonHambUla was gwen nj the
Opera House last night for the last time. The house
was full and brilliant and the charming music OF tne
| ooers wa. received with wedeserved applause. Mad
LABoRpE sang very finely, and the Orchestra played
the most delicious Of ACCOMPANYING ns 10 her neiouou'
| reproaches To-morrhw night the much tssedoi pen
| eft will be given There will be great crowd present
| nearly every seat having already been sold Those
who have attended the rehearsal Of ErHani speak IL
the most enthusiastic terms Of the singers sig
norma FAscIorrr is delg htul soprano, and siguo
said to surpas any tenor we have yet nesrd
| here We shall soon be able to Judge
| proposed TO commence the new season OF twenty
i've nights at 81 SO per night, next Monday The Com
psny which is perform will consist OF the ars'' en-
gagged for the present season reinforced oy NOSE ae
engaged In Italy The Orchestra and Chorus Is 10 Dc
ON the same scale during the present season. Ne"
Operas will be produced during the season, snd ih'
whole will be under the direction Of Max Msretzek-
The subscription let for the present rive ear and sea
son Subscribers will remain open TIL tomorrow even
ing after which time seats not retained BY them, cal
be secured By new subscribers The advance Of prize
has been deemed absolutely necessary TO the iarthe
continuance and establishment OF the Opera
R.H. DASAs LEcTURE.-Mr. DANA delivered
the nth Lecture Of bis las, night a, the Chape
of the University. The audience was large and com
posed Of the most intellectual portion Of our commu
nifty The subject was. the Supernatural Characters
Shakespeare illustrated by the plays Of TIE Tempest
and Midsummer Nights Dream, which were Ola
cussed with a more delicate Poetcs perception,
finer power Of analysis than marked the previous lee
lures The peculiar character Of shsksPesres ina
ginstve creations described with Infinite skull tn
lecturer quoting the poets words 10 draw their con
plete individuality and the air Of reality which we car
no, separate from their contemplation ProsPero
Island and It's marvellous noises and sounds OF t~sn
ling in.truments'-the dainty Ariel, singing
-Nerly, merrily shall i've COW,
Under ne blossoms that hang 90 me oo1sh-
the srotesqae aud bruh cslhan with bat sngi- hi
rnanizing sensation iempenng his earthly compound
were passed in vivid review before the audience, an
,ae very dlstncness with which they invested
the lecturers word. proved the truth Of hs criticism
To appreciate these characters the reader does rot nee
= 10 be prepared BY previous imaginative mood the
dwelling IA no isle Of thir ether which strong &C
us mind cannot place It's feet u ia true spot, enei
eed BE- the Mediterranean aud inhabited - real oeing
Ths very absence Of Astonishmeni with which We r
gard these remarkable conceptions Of genius = an e'
j. denee Of their power Caoan, in the lecturers OPT
ion . the most original charscter which has ever be-
produced BY the human mind. Many passages We
quoted in this connection and throughout the leciur
u which Was listened 10 with the highest grsncsiion
q the part Of the audience.
The 'RIsISG SUS. This new bark, which
% advertised in another column, vii sal from tnls 20
Tor San Francisco today
d FATAL AcCIDEST.-An inquest was held {
ie Tuesday board the steamship United states on
body Of ThOmss Knox, native Of scotland, lsoors
E who bis death By accidentally iaiinz down y
r Orssrd hsicnSsy into the hold OF the vessel de
eit vile and Eve children in Scotland - mourn ?
loss. Verdict In accordance with the above iacts.
E. RESCUED FRON DRowSISG.-John clavln, hs
-r ng fallen into the al the FOO, q WArrenst "
rescued oy Mr.. Robinson Wood Policeman Frame
Kruse yesterday rescued from drowning one Franc
ID Fnnesso who had fallen into the water al TIE foot
v RectOr-st-
CAKELEssSEss-Jane Williams. 4 little q
aged years run over BY horse and cart In Cns
e ryst she was taken 10 her home BY Oc1c-r harons
e OF the Fourth Ward
CHILD FoUSD.-The body OF a female infant "
found BY Ass.txn, Capt Baird yesterday, in the
: | No % Cherry-st
Y n Report OF the Fourth Anniversary
the Prison Association 10 IN type and will appear in o.
! Evening Edition,