New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

nothing Of general interest Two memorials remon.
,trstng against the proposed railroad In Broadway,
referred To the Special Committee having the
matter In charge
petition was received from N. o. Roberts andIas
sociates for privilege of establishing ferry from the
foot OF Chambersst, N. Y, to Hsrsimus Cove, n. J.
six additional clerks were appointed In the Finance
Department Ihei- services are required 10 the b.
resu OF the Receiver Of Taxes.
STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAY-ARREsr -
Warrants Issued by the L. 5 Marshal on Saturday
afternoon against Thomas Co lier OF the of
the Henry Clay and board OF her at the time OF the
calamity Capt Talman, J 'hn Germsine, engineer,
James l.. Jessup, clerk, sud Edward Hubbard pilot
charge Of MsnslsuIhter 10 causing the death OF
81, phen Allen. A J Do~npg, Mrs Maria Bailey Miss
Maria Bailey Mary Ann Robinson, Elizabeth Hilnan
Matilda Wadsworth, J. J SPEED, and msny others The
warrants given to Marshal De Angels, who yss-
terd-y afternoon arrested Mr. Collier, who gave vail in
the sum Of o. eco TO the charge Mr. BEDFORD
said to b. wealthy. became his bail The others have
lot YET been arrested.
The arrest wa. made under the act of Congress Of
July les witch provides that II BY the misconduct OF
the csl tain, pilot other persons employed board
their respective duties the life lives Of any person
persons shall be destrc yed said captain others
sha be deemed guilty Of msnslsugher (the trial TO Do
before any Circuit Court Of the L. s. and puniinsd by
imprisonment at hard labor for period Of no, more
than 10 years
The arrest of Mr. Collier based on the idea that
being Of the vessel and board al the time,
he came under the denomins alton Of person employed
board. Mr. Rsdford also of the ~ners but
q board at the dime. Tho Of
ball. understand, will be required should they DO
are,ted and give bail tor the captain an other officers
again 1t whom warrants have been issutd, has been
required in the Of Mr.. Collier
TnE French OrERA TROUPE AT CAS-
TIE GAApy> .uber lie too familiar the lovers Of
music this CITY for any require IF usa sketch
OF The rorusItc, though improbable tale which the
penass de Ia CoMonn, Is founded Every body knos'
how the rstiOusl dett of spain paid Toe mos:
brilliant airs Of the opers are constantly heard In tho
drawing and than one Of ito rafting tunes
he's submitted without losing its charm the ndiguiiy
OF the barrel organ. Sc pleasing Aubers melodies.
that hear them n of As we will they do not lose their
ssc'ior' snd can even sustain their popularity un der
he dissdvAnisge Of second rate vocali.m.
lie fortunate for Monsieur Flot that such 10 the
Had the sutbor been le.. card. fear that
Cattle Garden audi-nces would be very large
der his adnni. not that ~ deny considerable
sk 70 the orchestra or fair average talent TO some "
tho ,r gers but hotina - be lndisp ItibIo that
piece be sustained BY the unsupported talent Of
oLe perio mers cannot shut our eye, g. toe
fact that the large majority OF n,irur Fioi. troupe
are mere d0LbiLrtS. NJ Gratt Is husky ard there 10
none Of that richness or volume IN NJ ,ntears voice
which IL implied In the word base though. on the
Who'll, prefer him him t. his senior Madame Pilot
Lest and lively, with good deal " JsH, .mrknr
IN iins and oglins according to the most approved
avs OF Vaudeville but she really has very very l'uls
voice that she appears TO gtea, disadvantage when
iss 10 her lot 10 sustain In the duos In Dlanas
'6k The tenor, DubrDay though obviously far behind
The frt rank Of singers, claims moro favorable no
iice His part In the trio In the last act yell SUI
tanned and carried 90 with visor and spirit The re
Of Se6a.tisa isa poor We sho Id Ike % hear n
Dubripsy 10 a more telling part
Mr. Dque, "a the only male singer Of Mr.. Fiots
troupe, believe, who has been sccus'omed TO take
the leading parts ln comic opers. HIS voice IL light
baritone OF n,lderabe A, xihty and setness We
u,tened 10 his a. e,a cLarzasi With much pleasure
and followed him. without xiety, through tho df
6ryh passages OF the second add third acts withou,
b.ins stsr, Mr. Dique,s vocal powers are respectable
and be to have cultivated them with indu.,,,
and without
Butto Mje fburJ Jolly rightly belongs the glory Of
having ssf'hed tie audience Win the Dlaaas,, sbs
shied performer, having taken the esdln. par,s q. the
sale fs'Nt some eight or nine yearv Ar, snoe then
We snd'f"snd hsi New ofeans hes besn the scene o
Der uisopns' light soprano. Of large compass
though unsafe In the higher no,ss somenes dsloiou.y
~" ana 'n0sr and oocs'soosily slinos; shril, Mda