New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

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this particular matter drop until has been Thoroughly
sfted and explained Injustice Is something that should
| never for an instant be endured
! JANAUsCHEK AT THE ACADEMT
! To those who have not seen the great Ger
actress last opportunity is offered for repair
! ing their omission. She will appear tonight at the
Academy of Music in portion OF Mary Stuart and
portion OF Deborah" These are characters, In the
deneaton Of which the aror Of her temperament the
fire Of her genius and controlling power OF her intel
lect 1nd ample and impressive expression Those who
attend tOnights performance will not only enjoy real
pleasure but will do actual good The performance rs 70
benefit the Dramatic Fund, and viii thus contribute
10 sustain, comfort and cheer such the players, as
have by age, sickness misfortune, been IlSaDed
from work and left stranded on the barren ana ch Zee
shore OF poverty Beside the dramatic representations
there Is To be Concert, In which SguOr Ant0nuccl anu
Miss Hnuck will participate There ought to be crowded
SCRAP OF LOCAL HISTORY.
correspondent panorama Of the on eI
hbiou Madonsquare suoned letter detailing
cula Of the July 1863 In which he aeor
member Of the police force that saved THE TRIBUNE Office from ae
and destructoB.-ED. TRIBUHR
TO the Editor Of The Tfsbtale
SIR The rumOrs Of to-day become history tomorrow;
hence the necessity correcting wrong statements at the
moment when they made If possible There s &C pres
ent exhibition Of paintings No 956 Broadway, illus
tratiye OF many thrilling in our late These
works striking in design elaborate in details and very
creditabe in execution. The description Of Them given
by very talented lady and pleasing speaker s all that
statements perhaps, true In described
happened to he actor; consequently can correct an
error III the statements relative to the attach on lHE
TRIBUNE Office 10y the mob in 1868.
The following Is a true statement Of the affray
Late the afternoon Of July -. 1863 number OF the
police force belonging to the lower precincts were held IN
reserve at the City Hall for the preservation OF peace IN
the lower part of the city report reached us that te
mob numbering the negroes down IN the FIRST Pfe
cinct We turned ont to nip this in the bud" and after
securing part OF the First and Second Wards we started
10 return 10 the City Hall The Twenty sixth Pleelnet
/ think we numbered 81 men. When we got
in sight OF THE TRIBUNE Office we could see
the street As It had been reported all the afternoon
that THE TRIBUNE to be destroyed we concluded
from the appearance OF things, that the mob had com
meuced their work. Capt Thorn, without hating his
men. shOuted Boys they have attacked rnE TRBuNE
Forv ard double quickmarch." The rush to the south
corner of sprucest was more than double quick Here
get ont Of the way went down The scene was an exet
Ing one FOR some minutes Every man OF that little
the sudden effect of the onslaught There were not
less than 1000 rioters ana only apout SL Us & t
We drove them out of the Office and stamped out the hre
with feet that they had kndled To burn II down
There were not more than eight of got into the
Office The others followed mp the attack ana drOVe the
mob toward Frankfost and across the Square into the
Park This scene was all enacted In about ten
minutes, when we wero Reinforced by the men
Of the other lower Precincts. Then II was we
drove the mob across the Park The painting referred
10 represents the flying rioters, met Dy inspectors
Carpenter aud his force Park in front Of the city
Hall and it Is a good representation OF that incident
The men Of the Twentysxth reinforced by the men
from the First and Second Precincts after they Twenty
sixth had cleared THE TRIBUNE building and before the
rcepforcements under Inspector Carpenter arrived The
newspapers OF the day credit the Twenysixth with the
first action and in their details mention but three officers
who suffered injury in the fight namely Thorn Gardl-
sixth at that time. PATROLMAN.
DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr. Batemans season of French Opera, at
Nblos Garden will commence on the 18th OF July
Dan Bryants new Minstrel Hall will be
opened to the public on Monday evening next the 18TH
| INST .ss-
Mile. De Rosa, the new dancer, from La Scala,
Milan will make her first appearance at Nibos Garden
this evening Mile Marie Westmayer will also appear
tonight.
The "Connie Soogah" is to be kept on the
bills al the Broadway Theater. until further notice Mr
aud Mrs Barney Williams attracting good audiences
in this effective Irish drama = -.
paris and Helen," with the WOrrell Sisters
in the principal parts, keeps its place at the Newfork
Theater, and attracts large audiences nightly.
"Humpty Dumptyn enters tonight upon its
tenth successful week, at the Olympic Theaer.
"LOst Mr. f. c. MaedeI's new play-at
Pixies opera House, Wednesday evening for the first