New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

the memory of the late Justice Boga The attaches OF
the Courts attended the funeral OF one who had been
officially connected with the Police Courts OF this CITY,
In consequence of the adjournment no bufiness OF any
Importance came under the observation Of our report
ers yesterday.
There is rimor current in operate circles that
fayorite tenor who had transpanted making love from
the mimic scene to actual life and, finding the parent
LEGS Welding than the daughter had projected elope
ment which was frustrated at the moment ofproecton
by the vigilance Of the mapma.
PHILHARMONIC SocIErY.-rhis association gave
the first concert of this season Saturday at the
Academy. We are pleased to witness its prosperity
but it's locality is twice too large for the purposes u
re al music lovers. The programme was as follows
Grand Symphony. No s. in Minor op ELL Beethoven
a. "a. A NnSS cor con motto 4th AleEc-Pre.o
Aria from Opera Don Giovanni" Ah milo benel Mozart
Fantasia for the Violin, the Air The Praise Of Tss By
T. ''H00e'' mir Mr. wM DosaIrE
Part H. 49,
sOlo for the Piano Eiade DAiDese'"
c. La cS1.ic.de, Etade de Pia; ms.
Mr. ROBERT GoLpsrcK CAi. first appearaneel.
concert Ai''i'N' Madame T.. GRANGE
Scotch Overture, In the Hishlands" in d. OPP H.
The Conductor for this season is Mr.. THEODORE
EIsFELD, who is thus renstated in his old place.
The Orchestra was composed of the following MI
sicians:
Bi'hf 5axd O. g'is A p.I ss.nwsn
Frespg. }. Gqdone, odl, f. Hahn, c. Hel,enhsr
!.stSa & So o o. F PEN nG P5
Rf. IT, RSyef a. ssAae%sE @ sch~d'' c.
Yioas.-Boucler, A.; Cheyaler, Geod.tn, T. Hlpt
O. HI;ebT Tsse k %ss.r M''' o. Paul. T. ''A''
I B.s%snp G. Bs1nnii x, s..
Double Bs.e.-Bartel., C. oood.Ii Her,os Heneele
c. Jscob C. Leis, j. Freusse C. Rehder, f. Schneider
Fl fla iiS'. F. wle.e, E.
Piccoo.-SedlcT C.
9SGt;ro9liTesn, s ssDs &
| Bessoons-E'z p. Hochs,ein, H.
IIumpei;s il sehIe&fr l. E:,n, G. r,oa
| Trcmbone.-Dasa; Mast spieT L.
Bass Tuba--Billhardt.
Tympani-SoIa Total, 81.
And we would add parenthetcily that the Board Of
Directors il thus composed;
H. C. Timn President T. Eisfed Vice Presdeut; L. Spisr,
bIarIsn; {. BIanncs j. NOll. Assistants.
The management is bad in far il does not pro-
vide as does the opera house seats where critics
hear and for which they, Of course. ready 10 pay
As the Society gives but four ncers in the year. and
the many professional musicians attached 10 il are
without exception teachers, and DESTROYS that their
pupils young LADIES' should be present at these lyrical
symposia, there is difficulty in having about
thousand OF the young and fair as q nucleus around
which rallies additional thousand or two of persons
the whole forming crowd and filling up, in advance
Of the hour of beginning the concert, all the phases
where good critical hearing is possible. The Prts-
dent, Mr.. Timm, should look to h, matter. Gentle.
of the press have time 10 scramble for seats:
these should be secured for them by all the rules of al
the schools. Under the circumstances Of Saturday
evening, not being able to secure q seat where We
could hear so TO form opinion of the nicer deln-
cations of the orchestra or the solo performers are
compelled TO omit any critical notice. The audience
was intensely dull and listless, though so large.
WARD BEEcHER AND HIS MALIGEERs.-The fol-
lowing letter from the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was
addressed to Cornelius Bramha, esq, No. 1876 Futon
street. A bitter opponent Of the Republican cause
having declared that nothing short Of denial from Mr.
Beecher himself would convince him that the report
Of his refusal to lecture in behalf of that cause except
for large untrue, Mr.. Bramhall wrote TO hin
tie cut jet and received the following reply:
DEAR Sir: The report which you mention that I
reused 10 lecture in the Republican cause for lee than
SEQ IT, like multiiudes Of Other stories circulated
about me, utterly without foundation in truth. SO far
uOm DebB True, lhNbfldDIy fJHsth az cOWJcHs1SV',
and only accepted my travelling expenses ~ was
pleasure TO 10 give my time ana labor as free-win
offering 10 that which consoles ed and do sun cor
slider, the cause of liberty and my country.
,., Hn. very t1r.siy' yours, H. W. BEECHER
CHARGE OF KIDSAPPYG.--A warrant was ssued
on Saturday by Justice Connolly for the arrest
Capt. Mallory, master Of the ship Elwood WsaG
and Mr. John B. Sardy, owner Of the vessel, hey
having been charged with kidnapping James CsnoA
keeper Of sailors boarding house, and one james
O'Hara, tailor Carroll states, that on last Thur
day afternoon he and o Eara rowed the mate ct the
chip Rock Light to his veesel, and, when returning
lost IN oar, and went on board the Elwsod Walker
borrow one, the captain Of which charged them WA
stealing man from his vessel, and had them put
irons until they should pay him $35 for the loss OF "
man, and further, threatened to take them to sec
they failed 10 fork over The owner Of the vesss
slso sided with the Captain in the demand. Ihey
were finally released on CAROLS signing IN order
Clark e. Dean for as. The parties accused are ~
yet under arrest. There is probably another dae
the story.
CITY MoRrALrTY-The City Inspector repor~
deaths for the past week, being the came fgu'"