The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

ouaksrs against the latter. not only beeauss Of her ire
4osnt'pg the world, bnt OF her having married
priest to person who cid NJ, beong to the sect. fhis
marriage therefore. fact known to every rne In
PblAasipha. The general then anime,
question. in Jaw these proofs fHoIsnt Hs
and the laws of France, there ~uld 90 no douot
upon this point In presence of these
called upon the Court to CONFIRM the uug appealed
Conformsby to these conclu.ions thu ourt after de-
LIBERATION IeLdtreo judgmen. conf ming the decision
OF the tribunal, ordering the par iroB " the popsry
of the aie DScntss to be inmtds ely proceeded WITH
Under This judgment Mrs. Rcgsay BECOMES enitied to
nearly $4,000.
Death Of Mr.. john Braham, the Vocalist.
From thv L,ndc n rn-s, 10, IL
On Sunday last a musician who may ne said {, hsvs
formed connecting ink between ths m'u o. tie present
generation ana toeir graedf>shers e'taes nus -
'sional longevity tba, Of Mr. Johu rhe:e il
scsrssy prison living too ole o. TOO y"upg 10 nave
Born 1t Lordcp in TIA o. parents - ths Hsbe, par
suasicn HITS Of the many rs,snss y .h. Aoituos
of ths Jew,sh Tor music wtich .c,csy nav,
escaped the notice d observer o. the present
Al very early age he was et I'D d 'lr--y '-Ohao,
the % LeoDi Islisu Al g-rf cslepri.y, Aui
his detpt apuo,ic singer osroe H. I'D
his eleventh year, 9h.n, from the .iy comp4 Of
bis VI Ice he as snaJea sug stys. al usara s,ox.
that had been itsn for Ma anne MIRA wr-p he los:
his boyh voice hs future pest appeared don ,tu
but he found generous pa.ron Ia NJ Aotshsn Coli
smith, and became prcfes sor Of The lf,no.
On bis voice regnioDg s pc yer ne *cat to Bath and
there, in tue year lTe4. msae hi, hrt aece.rsnc. A.
RsuzzIni who spprecistg bis taeos sa9e "a musical
instruction for three wears,
membee ed com oser, ssnor s'oracr, Dsury the
atre and his deb (Which was IN an opera e.i7d Nah
pae1d) successful that IN the year following be
engaged for the Italian opera pou-- H,piag how
sver to schieve reputation than ,oud
e there Ss any cepse s M y
Florence the first city a. which he oeAred Ia puo
c thence he went to Milan and sfterwaos - Genos ct
which latter place he stuc1ed competition under IsDls
Leaving italy in consequence OF solioita ions
from his own country where the intelligence OF his TIA
Ian successes hao awakened lively nrosiy be made
his debut at Covent garden IN 1901
This is the point from wnicn may be dsfed that ri
umpbant career during which hs crssssd q con slant
fury the effect Of which has lasted in daeree even
to the present day vocss, WAC was ala" an acc "a,
pshed musician, was rare 'pectacis at the mmsoce
ment of the present century and many yeary ~xS
without competitor Long after his vc- ha. lost It's
original power he was successfully engaged At sev raj
ying, and his proficiency in singing a. ides music
universally acknow edged when hi. csreer IS dra
matte vocalist mad reached its tsmoation The f4c's
may be deeme interesting that the opera ia wh.n ce
mads his FIRST appearances after he return from Italy
Chsius # Hssrt that tor Sc les OF yeas. tsr
minBting in 1857 he sacg at the Kings theatre, IN
cert with Mssdames Blogsqh Feeder and r.s,ist .ad
that when Weber composed mis- Oneton f,r the
English stage. be was the original Sir Huon.
While his success voca ;s ~as without precedent
M. Rraham slso renowned as composer. Not
only did he write several OF tna mos popua but
be composed T. erablv lorg hat OF entire eperas Al
they were called in their tfne though, accordrny 70
percent notions, they merely mas ia persed
With occasional songs or thess he up-s cal.bra ed
were perhaps the Cabinet and the sDpvil's Bridget
relics OF which ill found every lid fshon-d
The only vocati n which Mr. Brahsm rr,ei without
success that Of Manager The ST. Jamss' theatre,
which ne built Opera house and which first
opened in 1885, satisfactorily werct hs pur.
pose for which it was originality iateDdes
In private life M brshalu was nersly rss cects5,
he moved in COCO society," spd amooy hi soquaiats
his fame OF extensive intorra II scd
humorous rets ler OF apecdoe scareey nf r to his
reputation as q vocalist among the general a,lic.
Important Financial News.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Tuesday Feo 10, 2 O'Clock P,
M-The amount of the loan and ha other pAri,uars
in cennecon with it. and the propo ed fioaing OF Ex-
chtquer bills have excited consii surprise 10 The
neyedcirces hegovernmant generally nysd
for disturbing the pablo mind by the Of
loan which they confess ioferentsly ia utterly iuste
quate the liabilities a!re.cy urrei. Ii would
IL is considered, have been a much m sensible and
staesmanlike to have aeked for ger than
would probably be required, pesc, should not
result. from the deliberations o. the Pent entses
now assembling in the French capital, that
would have suown to all tbs void Lh,t
what might. the government was ready to pro-
coed with the utmost vlgor, and cerry GU.
the infeIe undoubtedly is this country is O,
anxious for that the does consider
Paris Conferences has in coAsq a.n,e asked that
whish b barely sufficient to replace the balance OF the
Iurassh loan sgis'mAtey used and to s.se hing
This diag to Bitish saesmAuship and it I. to
be hoped wild not be lott sight Of fueuee day when
the acts of the present nmen passed In review
The loan Of f5 1000 900 is be negotts consos
indicated woui probably be the Yesterday, an
discount to no allowed payments in patoa
The Excbequer bills to be funded amount to three nil
Hons and the instruments both have to be paid up
within a period OF two months.
We have received the following communication from
Colonel "a sio, the Mexican financial AGENT
BY the roy. ms. steamer q, eos have been re-
ceysd from Metsn via Panama tor the Aex:sn dvidsnds
y are s'P gsSfo in
The market public securities mas oeen less buoyant
to-day than was yesterday sterooou and have
beer esalt in q a;ea1e fully Pc. c.nt ron The
business having in them oruing 81
COX to OILS fer the account and for money st so
time eO1 70 o. The Three per Cents have oen
done at e07s to Ola the Three per Csas Oily to
Scarcely airy business has been done in foreign stocks
this morning, and quotations are rather Eat
Corsols for account, 18th March, 90s1 to sOzs
THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN OF ENGLAND.
From the London Standard, February 49,
entail gentlemen connected with he monetary wpi at
enaed the Treasury for the purpose q hearing from the
posed new loan. The right honorsbI, gentlsmau wss
BY Lord Pamerstcn, aud Mr. Wilson, the
secIstaiy to the Treasury Among THOSE present were
Cszenove, r. Thornton, Mullens, 81.
The inter view commenced with the reading by the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer of The particulars of the
loan also tie particulars of the Of Exchequer
bills to be funded for both of which important documents
Baron Rothschld then asked whether the bddiuu, for
the two operations were to be made ,hs day.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer replied In the srma
tive.
Sir J. /. Goldtmd having inquired whe her any dis
count would he allowed the reply IL the negative
Baron Rohschid--Do you intend to make another
losnS
The Chancellor of the Excheq uer-No not while this
Is in course or payment
gentleman having inquired whether there WAS any
objection 70 STATE the amount Of Excneque- bills aoa
The Chancellor OF the Excheqner replies bat the DOLL
gsticns OF ,he COVE nmen amounted u f2 900 0O0
pills to that exten: had not yet teen issaei.
Baron Rotbscnild said ne thongh5 .1ete ought to be
two distinct buildings for the lean xch quer ols al
person willing contract for the an might not be
dispc sed TO undertake the Exchsquer bills He would
Like TO know whether the would be disposed
10 give better terms II the whole f8 900
traoted for / money.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequs- replied that he could
Say nothing oD that point until he bad ascertained
whether or not contractor would pit the op ion
ofar