New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

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The book being handed 10 him be said, What THE FOR
won't be give evidence under crcu s,s-as
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consequences bei don't care let he tske is
c,urse ] an satisfied. whstever The result NAY be-
Chief Justice BlackbuTue; Gaoler remove him
O'Donnel then removed To custody. Il s,sfad
IN court that the Crown hoped 20 prove By ODOuns 4 a.
Bergarrv III la the table repeating celermn alton
rot 10 give evidence no matter What the Consequence OF
refusing ight be-
He was sflerward sentenced TO pay fine, snd
sent to prison for twelve months
This evening at Minerva TALL, 1905 Broadway,
TIE Panorama Of Ireland will be exhibited for the
benefit Of the sbovenamed JOHN O'DoSNELL. A
lecture prepared for the occasion will be deliver
ed by WIN. Z. ROBINSON, Esq.
CLASSICAL QUARTErTE SEMEs-Mr. THO
DORE EIsFELD gives the second OF his series Of
Classical Quartette soirees 10 morrow evening.
in Hope Chapel The performances consist o.
Mozart's Quartette for stlinged instruments, in
fiat major, a Quintette by schumann and
Beethoven's Qusrtette in UNPRECEDENTED by
Eisfeld, Noll, scharfenberg, Eichhorn and Reyer
These soir6es are among the choicest entertain
ments with which the true taste of our musical
public has been served, and we were equally
surprised and gratifed to find such large at
tendance at the first performance, q few weeks
ego. The quartettes OF Beethoven and Mozart
are poems in sound-great works Of art, which
it is privilege and Joy to hear.
THE LATE WALL ST. CAsE.-The examination
of James Mckay and John P. Cryder, charged
with False Pretences, in obtaining bonds of the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company,
valued ct sos 600 was not resumed yesterday after
noon according to previous adjournment. Francis
B. Cutting, EGG, counsel for the prosecution, In
formed the Magistrate that he should not offer any
further evidence and rest the case. Mr.. Romaine,
the only counsel present for the defendants, said
that bis associate, Mr. Van Buren,, was absent at
Albany, and wished the matter postponed until
bis return. Il was accordingly adjourned over
till 4 o'clock Monday afternoon, unless Mr. Van
Buren, should return sooner
THE PILGRIMS PRooREss,-The admirable Pan
Drama of Buny ans Pilgrims Progress, now exhi'
biting at w ashington Hall, SOS Broadway has re.
ceived very handsome compliment from the
Rev Divines of our City. In our advertising col
ums will be found a card signed by them, recon-.
mending it to public notice. The exhibition, we
understand, will shortly close No reader 4 Bun
yam should omit seeing this presentation OF the
landscapes of his immortal book.
V1srr OF THE WISE MEN.-Messrs. Drew K
81 IN fha Of a
Legislature an invitation to visit the City, and
have placed at their disposal one of their finest
finest steamers.
SOMETHING MADE.-By recent law the mo-
ney received by the different County officers is
paid into the City Treasury, and the expenses of
the officers are paid by the City. The receipts and
expenditures thus foot up for the year 1850: