Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-19
New York Correspondence.
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NEW Y0RK, March 10, loo0.
The ACADEMY of M4sie.-Ole Bull, the late
manager of the opera company, is out with his
card at Last and in it he makes II TO appear that
the cause of the suspension Of the opera, was
owing entirely to the conduct Of Maretzek and
Sakosch, and those individuals are rather severely
handled. Mr.. Bull says that for seven performances
he received 81, 1882 and the expenses for the same
time were sls, s2S rs, making total loss to him
of $l2,sl8 20. He says: "Under these circum-
stances, what another two weeks would have done
can better be imagined than described"
The Poole MlrdsT.--The investigation in rela-
ton to this murder is still progressing, this being
the seventh day. Nothing new has been elected.
George Law has offered the authorities the clipper
ship Grapesho for the pursuit Of the fugitive Ba-
ker, who it is thought left the city last Sunday
morning for the Canary Islands. AS this offer Is
entirely gratutous, and the vessel being in perfect
order, and ready for at very short notice. his
offer has been accepted by the authorities and she
will be despatched Immediately.
sour Legislature on Spree" wrote
the above in my last letter it was In fgurative
sense, not having distant idea that it would prove
literally true, but to the disgrace Of the Legsla-
ture of the Empire State let ii be said and let y
be heralded to the four winds of heaven, that one
of the most disgraceful scenes was enacted last
Tuesday, and in which members both Of the Legis-
lature and City Council took part, that has ever
taken place in this vicinity. The principal cause
of the disturbance was liquor, of which large sup
ply was on board the steamer. For this the Ten
Governors of course were responsible, they having
chartered the steamer for the excursion, and GER
tainly ought to have known whether there was IL
| quor on board or not Another cause was the
presence of number of Know-Nothings, major
| ity Of the Ten Governors being opposed to this
party, and strongly in favor of foreigners. II is
not necessary to particularize, but enough to say
that what transpired during the excursion was
enough to bring the blush to the most deprayed.
The members took dinner last night at the Astor
House, and this morning left for Albany.
"Samn--It will be recollected that resolution
was adopted in the Board of Aldermen some weeks
since calling upon the chief Of police to report the
number of foreigners employed in the police de-
partment, by whom appointed, how many shave
been in the country less than FIVE years, DC. As
no attention has been paid to this resolution by
the chief, the following was adopted by the Board
| last evening, 10 to 8:
Resolved, That committee be appointed to as
certain from the chief Of police why he has 30 long
delayed his response to the above resolution.
A committee of three was appointed to make
the necessary inquiries.
Sam has also made his appearance in New
Hampshire, where he was warmly received In
fact this distinguished parsonage is showing him
self in all parts of the country, and am inclined
to think he will I" be about" among the Wise peo-
pie Of Virginia on the fourth Thursday in April.
The Steamship Massachusetts.-The evidence Of
this case is all in and before the court. Nothing
of importance has been elected additional to what
has already been made public. A decision may be
expected early next week.