New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

| the arm OF Tod Nacgregor. who also constituted
her engines ard completed her other arrangements
| II WAS BY this house that the consOrt stesmSai,
! City OF Glasgow" launched and they are
known the builders Of some Of finest Channel All
| Ocean steamers aaOli-
! The 0PERA.-Last night vas the last
night OF La Sct-d,nbuis, which sung 20 between
three and four thousand people We have a.resiy
given our opinion OF this charming opera. and ha,.
nothing further to add, excep; that II grows nor.
4 beautiful with every repetition. Perhap, because Il
was the last time. thought Bosio never sung >,
,ouohingly last night, and Saws voice was rca
and full enough at times % compensate toE the la.
freshness OF his youth
Tonight Erarr Will be repeated. with tAs AN,
cast as bcfore-TsUFFl, BErrisI BADi,Ls AID Ma.
RlNi Bai,al ami BeItinl very kne IN this ooer,
which : A. well gwen n Ia Sonnsmbul, -escept
that Verdi : not Behni
NlB1o's. This evening. Mr.. burton per
forms the character Of Bi.,y Ls,istiy n Sweet
hearts ard Wives together with The eyer.popalAs
ToOd.cS.
SUPPOSED MURDER IN GERsANY-As.
RE>r OF THREE Man on SUSPICION OF BRING try
MvRpERER>.-N c>serda, morning, Charles Muller 4
Co. merchants. dong business At No. - Piatts
received a letter which arrNsi IN the steamship A..
laniic nom man IN place called SchwemlreN
Germany cautonnS them not TO pay a dram drawn
ouchem for s3si6 IN the name OF Francis Meler,
German. the latter of whom. the letter stated
was supposed 10 have been murdered IN Germany
few hours after reading the letter from abroad.
Muller & Co received call from young German,
giving his Valtn Bowler. who presenter
the Identical dTan for the same amount and IN the
same name As forth IN the letter directed to them
and which they had been cautioned not TO pay The
presentation Of this document to Muller 4 Co. Justly
excited their suspicious, and they procured his Ar
rest on suspicion OF having caused the death 0,
Mellcr. who was reported 10 be very wealthy
Deputy sheriff Cook and officer Fulton. OF The Lower
Police Court, took Bowler INTO custody, as also tw,
other Germans. named John Relckert and Frederick
Bawman, the two latter on suspicion OF having been
concerned IN the murder, II one has been committed
The parties under arrest arrived at this port W
Friday last IN the ship Hubert which brough, over
load of emigrantS, mostly Germans The officers,
after aireStng their men, searched the ship which
brought them over and also the boardinS. house Of
Bowler IN which they found trunk, the property Of
the supposed murdered man. portion OF whose
design, had been obliterated The trunk was opened.
and found to contain the passports and numerous
o,herpaperS the property of Francis Meller the miss
ing man The trunk and its contents were taken IN
charge by the officers who caused It's removal TO the
Halls of Justice, where It placed IN the custody
Of Sidney II. stewart, Esq, the Chief Clerk otPo
lice man assuming the name Of the supposed
deceased party, having IA his possession daA for
5000 on a house IN Philadelphia, as reported yes,er
day afternoon, had gone on 10 get 1t cashed. nths
fact becoming known. telegraphc dispatch was
forw arded 10 Philadelphia TO the hTm on whomthe
draft was drawn, requesting them to refuse payment
and arrest the individual who should present IT, asst
is thought he has forged the name of Meller to the
back of the draft, to insure It's payment The same
name was also forged on the dram preScnedto Aul.
Ter & Co. The accused parties were committed 10
PRISON by Justice Lothrop, to await further develop
ments in the case, which possibly may leak ont IN
lew days as the officers are still at work to ferret on
the mystery, and perhaps murder
STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC. - In order to
get the Atlantic ready for wednesday (which shs
will BEL great exertlons are necessary and about
200 persons were employed about her Yesterdays
the different departments, unloading and loading
freights coal, &C. several barges Of coal beng
alongside her at the same time II - said she Ism
every respect IA most excellent condition. Large
numbers of persons were desirous of getting On
board of her, but a. Il would have been impossible
for the men 70 work. none were admitted inside the
gate except workmen having business
~ The steamship Marion, Capt. Berry,
arrived at Charleston saturday morning, and was
to leave for New York yesterday. Al O'Clock
FUNERAL Oh Michael FosrER-The re-
mains of the late Mr. Foster, the murdered police
man. were followed 10 the tomb yesterday afternoon
by very large number OF citizens. as well As friends
and relations The Mayor and Common Council
with other public officers, we're also IN attendance
There were also A large delegation of tho Police
each wearing the usual badge Of mourning
The BowERy THEATER AND Ma. HaaS-
Lint has been stated that ths establishment w0af
be sold at auction on Wednesday next, under aJud5
ment of ,OO0 held by Mr. John s. Giles, stock
holders trustee against iiambhn. But the h"e""s
MIRO, saws that the necessary sum has been raised,
and that Il will probably not pass ou Of the pos'e''
sion Of the present proprietor. II Is fact Tor MI
Hambn's credit that his inability TO pay OH the mort
gage held by the Stockholders arose from his honor
ably paying Of all the obligations incurred by HIM IN
taking and renting the Park Theater which was
hardly opened whenit vas burned to the ground
GsSERous.-The New-York Omnibus
Drivers Benevolent Association acknowledge me
receipt of $500 from of the leading stage pro-
pnetors and other generous bsneiaciors
New TEMPERANCE HALL.-The new EN-
perance Hall al No. 5 Chatham Square which hssoesh
fitted ND for the use Of the East River rempefAns
Society. under the direction OF Ira Buchanan, Esl9N
President, was thrown open on sunday nlga '0l~
public. and one Of the largest AMI most enthusiast
meetings came of with the best spTn. Inc NJ"
Hall sto be called Chatham Hail. and viii sea- "o"'
FIVE hundred persons. The build ngs are excee1ihsp
,..,o1,g Md stso.uf with cornDete Ventilation