New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
Mr. Shhrer has the saidnts u several who Witnessed
the ARRAY. lSce Marine Court

the ARRAY ISee Marine Court
NJ. JrIlrss's BEsrrir LAST NIcHr--Tar RAIL AT
CAsrLr GARpsx To-NloHr AND Mr.. WAL. ACES Cox
FtmEsTARr BGsEFn To-MoRRow NIeE'.-M Jsllien's
benefit last night, at Castle Garden. drew .'gehe
three four thous,nd people. Madame Bo,chele nd
Madensele Anna Zerr cncorct in their songs and
there wee attempts encorng inst aDen'Ai
pieces "hth the Conductor woad no. agree to- lt< new
instrume ntd pieces-he erungemeafroH Spchrs Fa1~-
and FC's Grand Symphsay, ClTSe Hareid-pcrsorrsed
for the st ,re-were ecssy lssned to AID applauded.
Tonight WI be the Grand Ball a, Casse arden
~hen dancers nay move to better muSc thsa they have
set had. Full details of this festival are N our advertising
columns and they offer every possible iniucemn to Wis
,srs whether actors listeners ookero, to s present
Do.b,ess curiosity viii be thu alert to see how the
great manager Of the Court Balls in England will display
his .sll oil this occasion
Nj Wallace, whose reputation as a Composer be-
longs 10 Europe and America, viii have given to him
on Saturday nigh, Cas,e Garden by NJ Jusn and his
entire Company besides b. other rss Psa Julien
included, Compimenid Benefit Thiybeneft 70 simply
due Mr. Nsacc who hs- sustained himself so isI and
ably in the various departments of rSic vocal and
instrumental He is about proceed to farope tobrny
opera, being properly ambitious to seek sgain
that ripper field FOR the exercise II his genius and as part
ing testimonial this via be given. Committee
rave the matter n hand and nothing will tsoyerooked
n rendering il Of the interesting exhibitions Of
tisknd Vet given in this City. Few persons have an des
OF the complexities of musical compositicx for tho
orchestra that q fail in is ntricaci.s is fully
Ms compound mu,htorn, ineri'ssd and s,blimatej
as the greatest Gothic cathedral; and chat the
ody end extraordinary lsbors of literature dindle in
comp wi.on with the immense cumrhtions of 6s,ai in
wriin for hundreds of reicOs and instruments Cf these
facts " colleges our writer's speaker and hstors
as eno ~ Hottento+s end the composer las
place in, socaled history II is the lnsiness OF com
muny which brags of il, intelligence to have an idea
that the gs,,is OF singer pes the chief hng in art but
that the invention and labors n musical COM
position infinitely beyo- the physqrs Dished and
bedc,ed Nth Jenny Lindtns this City has been. it
might be wen 20 remember the claims of composer on
Saturday night.
The following additional subscriptions have been
cevcd for tn, testimonial Capt Fitch and others, by
II. Bell, Treasurer, No. - WaNst.:
s,urge.. Clesmsn Cc....$sc Woodbury. Lanston t9
Becker Graevc'...''' PREVIOUSLY acknowledged s1No
Jas. Walker. .....-.-....... Is 80.
A general Convention of Hat-pMishers will be held in
Philadelphia the 5h of June Delegates will be pres
en from all the principal manufacturing places in tho
Unon the object be the adoption of general code 'f
laws for the gov srnmen of their see.
CARSON LEAosE AND NEw-Yogx CITY ALLIANCE.
~ ne Edfo, Of Then. " Tribune
SIR: Mr.. Carson having established his League in
large portion Of the State, out of GewYork and Kings
County has coma to establish it here. The League has
been blessed fundamentally in ths employ of all tenn
perance organizations everywhere else, and twas thought
might be equally blessed in the hands of all temperance
men Of all sects and eects, in New York and Brook
lyn. The Alliance the Sons and every other order where
the Carson League has attained much in ths
State and elsewhere have adopted cheerfuy and uni
versallv II il therefore with very great surprise and re-
gret that learn that the agents of tie New York Alliance,
some then in this City try to prevent and do prevent,
some citizens from promptly coming into the League
which the Committee forming in this City. There
be found temperance people more ready 10
Join in such aim than here. There place where 1t
may be more successful IL does not take the place of tho
lecturer me tract distributor any other agency
in the field hut supplies them MI with an instrument
without which such lectures tracts end agents are useless
things II is nssputabie coadiutor of every honest
aim for the abolition of dramshops, and conflicts with
none.
The truth is We have arrived at the point when some
thing mus, be done the must stand still forever
Temperance speeches and AMI resolutions cannot
meyc them. Rumseers carry thor trade in
tempt of them-daian of the law. Why not then bring
all our hos into the orehouse and consent to be taxed
in proportion 70 means 10 do solnethngl To pay
agents not 10 lecture but To prosecute the rumscers IN
all the forms of law We already taxed heavily for
prisons and courts ard oicers-le them also for
our purpose The statutes have put them into hands
to be- used They last Let not the friends
of the Alliance nerpOse between the Carson LeagRc and
the law power Let them cooperate rather to bring legal
artillery against the enemy with all possible force aud ex-
petition The Fumsellcts tns CITY for lines, great
deal Of money. Let 10 work and collect those fines.
The most efficient lecturer in This stage of the case is
Sheriff or Constable the bess sermon speech is an
eSecRftCR or n Nitfirius. HVaAslff.