New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

end Carl Fors viii make their lat APPEARANCE in
| New-icIk.
Nh 7halberg Las returned 30 the city AMI vii give
amorr ing concert at the Academy nex' Saturday. He
has visted the chief cities Of The south and We aud
met With a uch reward in applause sai pecGliary
profits.
With stock Of cattle at Bulls Head Yesterday ora
thousand head less than the week before it not su'
prsng that prices sivspced fully equs to hall a cent
pound for the the best cattle selling for %
Oc pound net, counting TIE weight of the quarters
only. Tie quality of the cattle wa, generally oj
and the ma,kt in the morning lively aul dull in the
afternoon. Full particulars viii be found under tic
proper head Of cattle market.
Mr.. James T. Brady and several other OF our bes.
Known pub io speakers 10 deliver couTse Of lee
tunes at Mozart Hall, on successive Thursdays CON-
mencDg tonight on subject which is pre- sog Itself
closely upon public attention both here and in Eng and
and which will rether be denied snswer, nor sub
nit to be laughed aw,. The nteDtiono OF the lectures
and the nature of the questions treated shown by
the schedule Of the course which has been advertised
| in our cOuInns Siuce the questions to be taken up
must be answered it hest that they should be
swe1ed ably, ar tire Of the speakers SUI
Goiebt guarantee that this will be done. At least,
whatever question there may be as to the conclusive
Of their arguments there he none whatever as TO
the fact they will be well presented. 1t would be di
| cult for any of the speakers to prove DALI how
ever easy it might be TO be Illogical. The same ques
tor have OF late received an usual degree of atten
| tion in Er gland public thought having been directed
| 10 them By the introduction into Parliament Of the
lew Divorce bill ard 4 bill to amend the laws relating
| I
A,tadmc,i Joa,nal the organ of society, embracing
many Of the most eminent English jurists and states
mtp The alterations made in Statutes granting
to marie women control Of her separate property
| thus SPOKEN of
"TLe Society has lately received the valuable ey-
| derce of SIr. David Dudley Field "a to tine way in
which such law hiss worked in America, and nothing
can be conclusive than the statements OF that
gentleman His Only objection to the alteration made
in tie law Of his State, New York, as concerns
msIried women, is that does not 20 quite as far A.
| he ceud wsl but he cutcrta.us no doubt As TO the
beneficial nect which il has already exercised. The
example Of population which has inherited our N IS
language and customs can hardly be without weight
! Coming as this does from the organ OF one OF the
most authoritative end iEu entia societies in England
it shows the interest felt England on our course in
this macr-a course which The present series Of lee
| tures vii; do much TO shape.
TIE Academy Of Music on Tuesday well filed to
hear "1he Messah." The solos went o6 we'll the
chorus sonnet mes unsteady The heavy business was
| relieved by little dramatic eAtct. solo b. Mr..
FCmes encored. the applause continuing 'lter the
| chorus next in order had been commenced. In the
ids, Of the noise the conductor turned to the audience
and aid il rot customary TO repeat sacred music,
al was about to proceed with the chorus when the
applause was renewed thereupcn Mr.. Anschutz ald
down his beton and eft the stsge in artistic disgust at
| the proce, dngs. Calls were then made for NJ. B'S-
| tow who, however did not appear. Mr.. Caring
| ton President Of the Society, forward and cz-
plsired to the audience that the accompaniment was
very difficult and therefore begged the audience to
foreeo the repetition Herr Fornes taen induced Mr
| Anscaut2 TO return.
| HARLEM UR0,D-SPRiNG AGRtNGEMENr'.-
TIE Abeny evening express trains this road have
been withdrawn a'so tie Middlotown trsin, which
| :or some time ast has let this city at p. n and
the late Crotop Fails p. train out, has been e1-
| ,endci TO Dover Plains by TIE new Spring arrange
| men., which goes i,o effect this morning, the trains
now leave the TwentysiG street depot as follows;
eliza. M iriauaidse accom- stop al all way stations,
Il oo m-wh,; Plains freight and pa'~I; 81 way slon'
2Sor u,.-willams erdse accom- all way stations
t@i< Miia'rn bldg sccCqia.i N "a, stations
esp m.-Whe Fia'.' aid al way stations
FoR FrGlnY SiAyfs.-We understand tha' wa''
,aI has been issued fer tho arrest Of fugitive slave
on TIE demand OF a Southerner, who IS now seeking
for lie Prey about the city.
A B!oAN1,r-On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Jane
Srrincsteen vi No - Commerce street, appeared be-
f,Ie Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson Market Police
C,m. md made sfiay t. that the 'Oth oi October,
1878 She wss pre- sent at the marriage of her dar5uter
Eeanor:o Charles H. Camp in the City Of New-l ofk,
and (! at her daughter ard said Camp lived together
til January, 1871 when sad Charles lett the ot!'
She frither alleged la. =he had been informed by the
Rev. Hugh Blair that he married sail Cha'es IL.
Camp 10 one Erms Martin, on or about the llth OF
March inst. That at the time such man age ceremony
was PERFORMED, sal Charles bad wife living aud
in full lfe." Upon the AFFIDAVIT OF Mrs Sprinsstees
Justice KEY issued warrant, AMI placed it n tue
hands Of Officer Leighton for execu,-n. /: appeI'
tha; Ctmp and Ellen lived together very happily
nearly eight wears bu Owa the latter portion Of th.s
period he became enarored Of q yo1us lady NAMED
Emma Martin, who was frequent visitor st the house
Shortly after the st OF January lSj7 CAMP suddenly
lsaI peaIed and some considerable time elapsed be-
fore the family ascerta:nei his whereabouts, when
they heard that lie IL hiDg in the State of lncsns
Little time after the family gained ,his inormsion
Ms. Camp received the following notice, clipped from
some country Newspaper, but where did not appear
as the name OF the place, and names OF the ceik o.
tie C,mt AID at;orLey 70 plaintiff. had been cut ou'
| CIRCUIT COZ RT.-MARcH TIRa iSS.
Charie. II. CaIF -. E-sno; Camp
d,.u l.ntr TAI hot