New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

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AN OPERATIc USIoE.-The Italian Opera in
America has lost TRUFrI forever. Her place,
however, will be filed by the Signora BENEDICT,
who, we doubt not, will become equally popular.
We find the announcement of this loss and gain in
the Boston Transcript;
Mayriage acknowledgements the Catholic
Church in Frankn.st. this morning, Signor Bene-
dett the celebrated tenor was married TO Sga
Tfufi, the charming vocalist. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Fitzpatrick. The happy pair
have taken a cottage at Lynn, for the Summer,
where the Signor, who is genuine sportsman la
bis tastes, enjoy the boating fishing and shoot
ing, while the Signora can beguie her household
cares with song, and await the return OF her iege
lord. The lady is as exemplary in her private life
for her modest worth as she is esteemed for those
talents which have won for her applause In public.
A splendid wedding cake, manufactured at the
Revere House, and beautifully ornamented, was
presented to the bride on this occasion by Col.
Stevens, the host.
We hear it rumored that another prima donna
has lately taken part IN a similar duo.
ROMANCE OF ROBBERY-The Bridgeport Stand
ard says that Z" A lady from Litchfed, who came
down in the Naugatuck train yesterday, after pro
curing ticket for New Y ork at our station, had
her purse, containing s265 taken from her by some
adroit pickpocket." Whereupon a New-Haven
paper adds the poetry Of the affair by saying that
1--WE understand that a contribution was taken up
for the lady among the passengers immediately
after her loss became known, which amounted to
$40. Subsequently, and before the train arrived
in New.York, a gentleman, VINO had declined 10
contribute to her relief made some inquiry OF her
relative to her finances, and concluded by giving
her his check on a New York sank for the balance
of the money stolen-s225. He refused 70 disclose
his name to any one but the lady herself"
PIERMosT AND DEARMAS FERRT.-A public
meeting was held at Piermont on Saturday even.
ing last to receive from the Directors Of the Pier
mont and Dearmau Ferry Company their views
in regard TO the Ferry, and to advise with them
touching a suitable location for the Ferry dock
also to make expression Of the feelings Of the pub
lie in regard to a connection between the Erie and
Hudson River Railroads The meeting was large,
and addresses were made by Mr.. John Jay, II. c.
Sey mour and others. Letters were read from Mt
James A. Hamilton, w ashington Irving and others,
and the meeting adjourned to next Saturday even
ing, after passing some very earnest and powerful
resolutions on the usefulness of the Ferry and the
necessity of union of at least some Of the trains
Of the two Roads.
u Edwin Croswe, Esq. Of the Argus, has
removed his family from Albany to this City. He
is Secretary of the United States Steam Naviga
ton Company, at salary Of $4,000 year. His
share Of the profits of the Company for the first
years business is estimated at 100000, according
to the statement of the Albany Express.
SINGULAR ARREsT-On Saturday morning Mr.
Stephen b. Mum, q gentleman Of wealth residing
at No. 500 Broadway appeared before Justice Os
borne. at the Tombs, and preferred complaint OF
dlsordery conduct against his grandson, dashlng
young fellow, 10 years Of age, whom he charges
with being perfect terror to the whole hOuse hOd
making violent threats and strenuOusly cOnteniing
that be would have his own way in every res Bect,
SIS his father, when alive, allowed him 10 do He
has at times aulted the servants and on one oc
casion severely chOked female domestic because
Re thought she had eaten too much dinner. Officer
w. II. Stephens accompanied the gentleman homo
and took seat in the paror until the victim 20 self
will, who was then at breakfast should come in
Only few minutes elapsed, when he made his
appearance and the officer accosted him after the
following manner; Sir, is your name John II.
Pierce. Ans. Yes. Officer. l want you TO 20
with ne. Pierce. Where to Officer. To the
Tombs, where, before a Magistrate, serious
complaint has been lodged againstyou. O. Ger.
tsinly, will 20 with you, bat first allow me %
60 INTO the basement mo doubt with a view OF
making his escape.l Officer OF course but |
must go with you, at the same time both going
down stairs. The business down stairs was mere
pretense and the parties soon returned and pro
ceeded to the Tombs, when Pierce was placed in
a cell where he can mediate at leisure on his past
conduc,.
| GRAND LARcENIEs.-A man named John Raw
nor was yesterday taken into custody by officers
| Cullum and Golden Of the Sixth Ward charged
with stealing coat valued at $50, the property of
Mr.. James B. Bensel Of Frankln.st The accused
was committed by Justice Osborne for trial
| Officers Garrison and RObb Of the Eleventh Ward
yesterday arrested a man named John Bran on
charge Of stealing wagon, the property of ]. E.
Van Benthuysen, residing in Avenue D. The nc.
cused was held by Justice Mountfort 10 the
J charge.