, 1861-11-02


of $19l 80 and motion for new trial Was |
made.
&c. Lumbard's Benefit Concert.
Ne had prepared notice Of this geutle.
mans benefit concert, which should have ap |!
peared in cur issue Of yesterday, bat Was una.
yoidatlE deferred The excellence Of the |
concert, however, deserves brief mention |
even at this late hour. Mr. Lumbard had very |
wisely prepared programme to suit all |
tastes; mixture Of cayatiua, song and ballad
operate, sentimental and patiotic-Itallan, |
German, Scotch and English. The audience |
Has fashionable, nusica1 and appreciative; a
good nstnred audience, who most anequivo
ca11y expressed their satisfaction with every.
thing offered them.
A1a. BoEtwick unfortunately was ind1sposed, |
source Of regret to her many admirers, Mrs.
Mattt son charmed every one with her splen-
did voice Both in point Of volume, compass
and richness -eha suffers nothing IL compari-
son with the Tery best coatra1tos upon the
stage. Her delicious voice has come to be au
Indispensable adjunct to the concert room aud
upon each new occasion abe shows improve
AAANA4t3 AAN AEeA4A VI EAEE4EAt t1AEk&Ete
Mr. Geo. F. Root, long conductor and teach.
er, appeared in the new role Of singer, and
gave to the audience schubert's noble bass
song, The Wandefer' in most careful and
easy style, displaying In most excellent man.
ner that execution which he knows 50 well to
tmpart to otherz+ Nj. Root Was well received
and we congratulate him upon his frat appear.
ance-
Franz staab Was warmly applauded for his
fine piano execution and Frank Lumbard
Warbled his I5ro1ean to the infinite delight
Of those who had never heard 1t before, and
reused the audience to quite f1ror with his
rendering Of the ssRed, White and Blue"
Mr.. E. T. Payne conducted the concert, and
the successful manner In which 1t passed of
was sufficient guaranty Of his abilities In
that line.
The beneficiary Was In excellent voice, Was
handsomely received, VIE happy - he ought
TO have been, aud Was On the best Of terms
Wit the audience. Hehas our congratulations
for the SUCCESS which has rewarded him for
many fayors be has conferred upon the pub.
Lie, He was entirely deserving Of t.
"ALfI TAA 1DAAA.~A41h Nu4pTlQua per
son, the counterteiter, whose arrest we no
tlced day or two since, was yesterday moru-
| ing brought before the Police Conrt, but bis
counsel not being ready, the examination was
POSTPONED until the afternoon. Van Dnzer
| meanwhile being committed to u cell In the
basement of the Armory. These cells have
been but lately built, They are new. clean,
well ventilated, and altogether much better
than the old accommodations for prisoners
there, and as good probably IS those Of any
"lock-up" in auy city in the country; and
| Wi1ey should have have been much pleased
| with such comfortable quarters, Strange to
say, however, he was not, and he had nd
sooner been PLACED inBide than he
commenced operations with 8 view to
placing himself again on the outside. By
a series Of vigorous kicks be succeeded in
breaking pteeAo Of pine board fsom the bench
in the cell, about four feet long and one foot
wide, and using It IS q lever endeayored ia
door, His strength. however war mt eoua1
to the taak. snff after working nranc,.aa.u
fully for half an hour. during which time
he Was oufefIy watched bv the of.,x
cers- he pave IL mn IN aeana,- a.
desperate we're HIS enaeaynrs however
that when the officers entered his cell sorne
ter minutes after. the peran1ratIon vas ro1,,
ipg down his face. In he aternoon. BEING
again taken TO the Police Cont. bts assnrance
In no wise failed him. He boldly declared his
name wss Briggs; that he reeembIed " this
Van 0pzenn very much, and had been often
, taken for him; wss not much surprised that
the officers should at first have mistaken him
for the msn, but much astonlahed that they
+ should still persist in their de1uaion at the
f | expense Of an innocent party.
: Wiley is notorious character, He has sev
, era1 times been before the Courts. bpt On ae
count Of his youthful appearance, has aarags
escaped the peniteutiarv on the minfsncy
dodpe,n as the officers term it-plea1;nr ths1
be xas under sixteen years Of age. The off
: GERS ROW have ucoof that hin rsa1 aoe i. ahon,
t~enty.tvo. and. Briggs or Van Dozsn he :.
likely m rneet tfs aeee+s -
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