New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
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He HUTCHINSON 4 ANlLr.--A MS nj IhiY
popular company o. vocalis. have la'I concluded
very sccessful cngssementin u cl'iesof NeE-York,
Wlilamsbur.h and Brooklyn Cro~det audiences
have testified 70 the high favor n winch 1hey are
held oy our citizens. AGer the CoDc.r a. brooklyn
on Saturday evening. It was announs so 'has the
hutchlnsons would generously give Co>eef. IN
fortnight for the benekt Of the poor o. thNt city.
The vocalisis leave rs Tor time, during which ihsy
Will perform al Albany, Poushkee7sie and other
towns They sing this evening a, Poushkeepsie.
LIBEL INTERMEDIATES the i.d!ct-
merits found y the late Grand Jury was ose gains,
James GORDON Bennett, for libel upon the Mana.
gers Of The American Art Union The grounds OF
complaint arc, tia. the defendant untrly chargei
the comPlsinanis Nth diversion al the funds Of tae
Union TO purposes not lawful under the charter
French LANeUAGE.-Prof Richard will
give tonight Al his Institute, No 6s5 Broadway his
fourth and last free lecture upon the French Ian.
euage The Professor VIII devote SIX hours each
day, from A. NJ. % 3P. NJ 20 ms boarding and day
scholars, and he VII 70 night, ell ctually demon
srste re advantage Of his system especially for the
young.
HEAVY Observation-Disclosures ARREsr.
A case ofthurelary. invoking the loss Of property
70 the OF s. 00C has BEEN for the past three
or iour Gays IN the course OF investigation before
justice LothTop II seems that tor some months
past, men goods, such as slks, hroc AIDES gold cured
Canasks &C, have been from time 20 time missed
from the store OF Wm. Ne Nsttiter. importer, of No
ls3 Hroacwsy No clue could De O)gAlnei as q the
manner IN which the property was carried OIL, Ale
though watch MS set ana every precIu,ion - de-
teCi the thief was taken. the firm recently TOOK an
OF stock and then ascerianed thatthe goods
stolen amounted 10 about $500 About two WeakS
crr \ Il nd III IN.
dresses worn a. the \ tor-place O,era House we're
mace a goods similar 10 those which n al been
s0ief nom MIN, and thinking thG ne Of his 20 bis
might oe there he called and requested 20 be shO Sn
them. az - once Identified them as his property
The wardrobe of Max Mtre'Zek was then searched,
and $500 or 5000 worth Of the stolen property vas
found. Mr.. MaTelZes, Oh being quest oued re dive
20 the matter, referred 20 ms agent, Mr. Isaac Jacob
SOD, of Cecar-st, no sta ed that ne had purchased
the properly Of Mr. Jacobs, At PAU sdeipha. OH
Ger Crossett % the Love Police Court then went
to Philadelphia, and stw Jacobs VIII, Was then lDon
ms death bed and has died. who stated thai It
purchased by hun from a Mr. Israels This last
named person, on beng Gale upon. sad Ihh he
bought Y AT the auction store OF Mr. WaOert, NO 81
Markets. Mr.. w. was then called upon and stated
that he sold the property for q Young man calling
himself +. Henry, VINO said he brought the goods
from New-York. description OF this individual
was then given and It ans ~ered that of Frank Hen
mock who recently graduated az the state Prison ~
Sing Sing. TINS young gentleman wasthen arrestei
BY the officer on ms return 20 TINS CIV, VINO found
him occupying richly furnished rooms IN 22i-st the
furniture OF his apartments supposed TO have been
purchased with the proceeds OF his burg arlOns Ope
raOnS large number OF vaua0 books we're also
found at his rooms. which also we're supposed 70
have been stolen When arrested, he was elegantly
attred ard sported splendid gold watch and chain,
and diamond breastplD l. was also as ,ertalned by
the officer that some months ago Hennock was IN
the employ OF MIR Brundage, tailor, whose place OF
business is at No. ls3 Broadway, the same build
ing which the goods vere stolen from. and 1t IS
supposed that while with Mr.. b he obtained a fase
key with which he obtained access 10 the store OF
Mr. Newstadier The matter viii be further IN
vestigaied this morning before Justice Loshrop.