New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
CITY ITEMS.

- Tie drepching storm Of Saturday
ended early in the acrnoor but the clouds fingered
around until Yesterday evening, and threatened nj
almost any moment to get VI and send down another
doluge. There 4 small sprinkling of rain in the
afternoon, but The Cay Was mainly pleasant, and the
night clear ard cool.
u Tonight the Opera of Maria Iii Hohan
will be repeated, in accordance with the general do.
sire Of those who were present at IFS first remarkably
successful representation.
~ The Grand Concert at Trlpler Hall,
On Saturday night, very successful IN every thing
but numbers The storm prevented so full an attend
ance as might have been anticipated yet there was
a very good audience. Jaells performances on the
tiano were rapurously received, and placed him IN
most c1at, ing position before the public His fan
TASTE from Sonnambula, encored with universal
srplobation, as Was the Gipsey Polka, whereupon'
he PLAYED The Carnival OF Venice, which was also
encor5d. and the performance brokenin upon several
times BY the enthusiasm OF the audience. we snail
spe ak further Of Nh Jacl after hearing him again.
OF S:eiianone, BeltiIi. Badia and the other favor
ites We need not speak; they filed their parts TO
the entire satisfaction of the audience, and rccei ed
| proper need Of praise. Bertucca was received
with especial applause, in the Brincsi from Macocth,
which was encored, probably in some measure a
special favor from the public, in vie OF her having
sung in the HAYES Concerts without remuneration.
Hausei's violin performances were especially ap-
proved and enccrcd. In fact, the concert was a
grca. musical treat the programme being one OF the
| best ever oEered III this City
ANoTuER MURDER-A Man MURDERED BY
MS VIE 1t is our painful duty this morning, To
cord the particulars OF another murder, perpetra'ed
recently in our City, by female who slew her own
husband. The act committed on the afternoon
of last THURSDAY, and the victim died at o'clock on
Saturday afternoon. His name IS Danl Ma!ion, an
rishman ab out 81 years OF age and II appeared IN
evidence before Aid. James r. Ball, OF the Ninth
Ward who yesterday morning held An inquest ON
the body II the late residence OF the deceased rear
of No coo Greenwch.st., that the deceased and his
wife Cecilia Mallon had resided in that place but
about5 weeks, and since they had been there, the
neighbors had been much annoyed by their repeated
quarrels that on Thursday afternoon, the VIE OF
deceased " as seen by two OF the neiyhoors, a MIS-
| Brown and Mrs. Herring to come out OF tha house
! upon the landing stoop IN from; OF IT, with LOCK
| If hair in her hand and she heard 10 exclaim,
! " See what you hare dong VIII be the DEAN
NJ vou,p She then went back, and shortly after,
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covered with blood Soon after, these women asked
! Mrs Nallon if she had inflicted the blow, and she
answered by shaking her head a+ifmaively. On
tbe following morning she went to the lower part
Of the house occupied by d Mrs Jane Tally, and re-
ouesot her 10 step Up stairs She found the deceased
hin mo the AoOr wel.erIng in his blood ani InSen-
s,b,e She as sisted 10 lay hin upon bed and cnlnge
! his clothes No physician was called ~ any one
I'D 10 this time bu. the afternoon, tontaole VIZ
rer Of the Ninth Ward went to the premises of me
| purposes Of serving dispossessing warrant upon
! Nalon whom he found lying upon me bed lhsehsl-
! bic He immed la,ely called IN Dr.. Biakeman VINO
! happened TO be ia the negnborhood, but the Dr
soon came out saying he thought nothing serious
Was the matter with him, and tina, he was probably
dunk. Can't, Taft Of the Ninth Ward Police at ~
o.eIock on Saturday received information thai tae
deceased vas cy ng ard he Immediately esp i'cHeu
/ ofcers Ken, ara Hammond who remained a. 'ue
house until death ensued, and then 2rres,ed we WIFE,
who was committed 20 awa,. the result OF me III
Quest On her ay 20 the ,.atlon-House, ne aii'eu
/ that she had struck her husband Win ha' Hoh ~
Edward C. Franklin Of No. $50 Wayefiy-piase' maze
a most norten examination ~ me i'fuSs. VI WV
- co,o,er. and found the skull the leftside
Of the head badly fractured. and about OUNCES o.
Io,,ed blood upon tie brain the cenerofihe smooth
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/ ftted exactly into the wound. The jury a.ter a
ntient Of the case rendered the iolio
Ing verdict. viz That Danlcl laEon came'o MS
eeath by a blow on his head vita ha'-lron N me
hands Of his WIFE Cecilia Ma!lon. On the rehdiIoh
% tie verdict the accused Hss committed 10 9'-on
70 avail, the action Of the Grand Jury The icussu
IS large muscular woman, and her hus''u1 10,
rather under the ordinary SIZE. she hA' tH'' o'''
cren nvipg in Poughkeeqsie. They have 'esH u
ried about l. years
A SLAVE Husr-EscAPE o. TIE "AA ALE.
.fex ea,s prior % The Gee ian u 'I' ~, - :
t,hs sou,sern friends Of the Union oesah ~ 1a'e
,rsa,v eo,,.s IN regard 70 tie rsii0i,y -
~ T,b o. many cf ne - fo1Feen 'hous.r
- .te, ed the secrss circular sai were
--. oI,r.oi Of copsDeree az cure voters 10. vac
m se ,cLet In order to quicken 'ne zeal Oh me-
r,e,ts he gentlemen referred 70 de'erin'Hea
ne" 49, ana sr4ro- hun: fOr the purpose o. saoN'
% es.,,, the l,w could be executed agi
ne 1oxu. AMI the Union saved Judging INA. TIC
w i...r,,ssu ,ho.salJ." having oaee smen o'''i
- ,,n ,ne 5o..orn hope Of The Cotton parry iA'