, 1861-02-11
Fourth Co onesKt Of the Philharmonic
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music vocal and orchestral passed of to the |
complete satisfaction Of onr best critics md |
Beethoven's sixth Symphony" (orchestra1)
although longer In execution than those who /
had no seats could have desired, was remark
ably well sustained throughout, by twenty.six
Instruments. Il, ~ well - an On the pro- |
Ba1atka, who haB shown himself 4 mastery |
hand with the 54tan Of conductor.
The rA1ia' from s' s'Bellsario'- -Donizetti-
by Chas. R. Adams, the Boston Tenor, WIS
repeatedly -appla1ded, and had the audience
been obeyed would lave received an eneosr.
Mr. Adams has high reputation at the East
a. tenor Of the arst retpectabnity Of talent.
His voice Is mellow and sweet in all of its in~
tonations, and atthppgh not as powerful a.
some that VIE hasa heard, Is sufficiently strong
to please majority Of connoisseura. Mr.
Adams, debut hars may be pronounced
SUCCESS. -.
Madame Inez FAbbri's execution Of The dill
cult Scene and Aria'' from "Nabucco," was,
perhaps, the feature Of the evening, voca1ly
considered. The. beauty Of the songstress,
aud the manner IN .htch she acquitted herself
IL tAE AA4tA CANAa%A f@Ss0EE5 VI kA0AaAss @&A~@A
forth repeated bursts Of genuine applause.
The remainder Of the programme was carried
cut with good taste, and the audience retired
at the conclusion. Of the burlesque, Carnival
De Rome" well Tf!eased snd with impressions
Of the Fourth Concert which will long be
remembered aa most agreeable.
Recorderss Court.
At the opening II the Court Oh Saturday af-
ternoon, Mr. Robert I. Fabian appeared per-
sonal1y before the Recorder aad voluntarily
surrendered himself to answer any Indictment
existing against him upon the files Of the
Court. Prior to the surrender, he submitted
to the Court, through his counsel, the follow
ing statement Of facts.
in the month Of Apri1 last, nearly one yesr ago.
civil suit instituted in the Superior Co1tt Of
Chicago, By Henry L. Forrest, banker OF Chicago,
against him. to recover certain moneys then a.
legged 10 be due from The iru, Of whfc. Nr Fabian
was& ember, nud II tha month Of May following
Judgment wns obtained therefor to the amount
Of about $4,000. Daring the ,psndenry Of
suit aa3 ths1eG nn '09 ar e hsa
| city Of Chicago, ope:4ly, ard ready to meet any
process thas might ee seat out against him 10
sns Tas adn he
fcndant He was here during the life OF that writ.
md for nearly two months thereafter. No attempt
aud IT, St The express inetisation Of lie p'anli
Subsequently. and In October lat, aud nearly sl1
uouths alter the rendition Of fthat judgment ,Mr IN
raent in Missouri. 1Iametfatey after his absence,
| aud without thAAfual preliminary examination BE-
Ing a1,empteda rcquirea BY the statute, nd 1nlss
appeared before the Grand Jury Of 1hs Courts, and
procured to be found -s.i.st him two indictments
upon the alleged char=e Of obtaining money under
/ ht}5 {eF l.
cal indebtedness Tor which the civil Judgment had
| been obtained. Or thu finding OF tlese lndlct-
rnents Mr. Fabian had no Eo,iee n"tn wlthsn fey
| days past. Feeling can clpus OF his integrity, and
| that tho crin1inna complaints were but . method
adopted By an unrtlcntfnK creditor to force BIN
either into payment of debts be was nnfnrf9nately
unable to meet, or to bring disgrac, upon himself
1r fauaiy, he has. voluntarily and without the
process Of ths law come iqt9 &c eo95f io 70
e 70
the alleged charge"
The Court fixed Tic bail in each case, which
was promptly forthcoming, and Nr. Fabian
WIS discharged.
Businesa before the court during the fore
noon Of eaturday was light, VIM. Collins
John Maher and Edward Case, were tried
charged with larceny. The two frat nanes
were acquitted, and Case. indicted for felon
oualy taking Of double barreled shot gun
YVES found guilty, aud his term at Joliet axe'
|. 1t t1o ye4rs,. -The jury was discharged q
noon, to commence again to-day. The Grnn'
Jury a1so adjourned over, but will be in ser
sion this week. They have not yet made thei
report upon the condition Of the asnaozy
which they examined on Friday, but FROM til
known filthy and unsatisfactory condition {
that den> they probably will do so to-day.
Axo7HKR DEATH FROM IsTRMpEEAscE.-
| An inquest was held on the body Of Ma1
Mills at 9s Quincy street, on Saturday NOR
! lns, by Coroner Jamca. From the evidence
. several witnesses, it appears that the deceas<
: was au hkbitnal drunkara and that she lodgt
= with Miss Mahon, in tho building where 81
| died. On Saturday Mrs. Nahon sent Aa'
= away, Oh account of her drunkenness ii
:, ca1no back, brt nnother tenant, Mrs. Pends
took her in aud she died On Saturday mornl1
at o'clock. The verdict was that 81 Ma
= | Mills died of intenperance, poverty and des
> tuition" The place where Mary bad board
# was one Of tho dirtiest, flthiest abodes l
l. 1naaity ever occupied. Three persons 81
E rounded II their own foul excrcmenls,
floor and in pals long unemptied or clean
, were there, seemingly unable or unwillf
y to do any better. 4 Health Officer Is loui
e called for to attend to the whole building.
l' MINISTRY At LAnGk--I haye received tht
- further sums for the Kansas relief up to u
:. time:
- H,W. Goodwin, s.; n. e. Ansden, Dubuq
y 10 samnei 3. Chase. $a5 DR.. J: Z: FosteE,
+ l. c., Wailin: 90; Donation. xa9o; p9nsl ada
. So0.e =:
70 70 The total Of clothing has been sent for1.'
- also In one largo case, with two barrels
~ ~ hour and barrels Of crackers,
~ IhAye slso to acknowledge most gratcfa
~ number of donations in money and cloth
W for the worthy poor IN this city, together r
" letters Of sympathy and encouragement
would nlake any snan feel rich, md help
-. man to be diligeut and faithful a. doe
-" this work. RoBERT Co11rER,
Minister at Large, Chicago, Feb.
No MILITARY MEE11Ya.--At meeting Of
ID military citizen soldie1y, held At the Tram
&C. Hnnas On Saturday evening last, Col +
l 4AYl0E W38 C1uEA IL hAo -NA1A24 AAA l. y
ne Wadsworth was appointed 6ccretaz5:
dl' object Of The meeting, ~ stated by the Ct
nt man, waa to taiae a;committee to 60 tor spF
on field and use Its influence to obtain the
rly sere of m efficient Militia bill Tha sev
nd bills that have been offered before the 1t
md lature were discussed, and On motion,
mn Tucker, Capts. Smith, Macarthur sad Bal
10 Judge Barron, Messrs. Gage, Wadsworth
'ae others vera appointed said Committee.
''n0 Committee ara supposed to represent t
the views of cur military men, The met
ing then adjourned.
un- PHILIP WADsvo1rH, Fec
the ----.
q of THERMoxErR1cAL,-Ran Of tho the
The meter for the week u noted by E. I. Q,
ara .at hh Drug Store, No 80 West Randolph st
yfor corner Of Caual street. -
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TEE AB7 UMoS DRxWHa.-The exhl
10 ~ of the Art Union, Of which we h.ye fave
!. .ne spoken several times Ia these columns
oseo uykv closes On the fifteenth Of thia n
'ese .e and the drawing for priEes u to take pla