New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

When YOU have looked through the Fair YOU will
arrange Yourselves here again and return under
charge Of your officers. The American Institute
wishes YOU all health and happiness, and IS glad 10
see such set OF youngsters among It's visitors
Three cheers were given by the school and join
ed in by the spectators the band played Hail Co.
lunlba, and the boys dispersed
LIE or H.HxgwAxN, by A. GERALD HUT with Por
trai.. PpI syo. d. Felt, 81 Wall, @i5 Pearl Il
Tx HoNaorArmo Ex,NINsR. h7 A. GERALD Hut
N. d. Nos. VII VII. IN y July 10 Oct lei)
NcE-iork :. Colman.
The Homeopathic doctrine of Medicine is evil
IDENTITY making rapid and vigorous strides in both
hemispheres. 1t has already attracted to its
standard many eminent and honored names on this
continent. while in Germany and France it nearly
divides the suffrage not OF the entire medical
fraternity. but of those characterized by indcpcn-
dent and original thought. Nor its advances
external merely What was at first novel spccu-
lation-a timid deduction from few casual eX-
oeriments-has in halt century become a bread
and stasc system, armed at all points, confident
Of might, aud doing battle CALAMITY, through lis
aundr.d authors and reviewers, with the Persian
host of its opposers. If error, it is no longer
one to be laughed or frowned down. but must bc
resisted manfuv, carefully. scientifically. funny
Joke about ninitisimal doses will not overthrow
tit has outlived too many such. Were we sutii-
cientlv conversnnt with the science of Medicine in
auv form TO give an opinion OF the merits OF new
system, our judgement OF Homeopathy would be,
hat while its merit, as distinctive creed may be
orerrate4 By its ardent disciples. it is clearly
destined TO enter into and modify, if it do moi
revolutionze, the established theories and practice
Of the Medical world. At all events, it las now
attained position in which professor of the
healing art can be justified ia remaining ignorant
Of its principles or its progress, and as an expo
nent Of the one and chroniclcr of the other,
commend the Examiner to the study of all in
1uircrs.
The Life of Hahnemann is entirely too mca.
gre and hurried even ior popular circulation It
ought to have more distinctly set forth the prnci-
pies of Homeopathy in coanexion with the biogra-
ply of It's founder.
~ Tell me, ye Winged Winds song by
Charles Mackay, music by Corrin has just been
published at 0lilct's Music Saloon, 329 Broadway.
~ The Magazine of Horticulture, Botany,
&c. for Oc; Edited BY c. Al. Honey, has been pub
lished by Israel Post, So Bowery.
o" The Fall Exhibition of the Apollo Associa-
ton is now open. /, numbers one hundred Paint
inrs and Drawings by sixty-seven American Art
sts and is favorite resort Of the taste and fashion
of our City Strangers will be richly rewarded BY
visiting it.
U Mr.. J w Wright Will give an Introductory
Lecture on the Structure of the English Language
at the Medical College, Crosby st. Monday ever
ing, Goth inst.
~ Tho Concert Of Mr.. 6. KSoor last evening
was very fully attended by intelligent and graft
fed audience.
L. S. BASK.-The appraisers have returned the
value of the property conveyed by the Bank to its
assignee, in its late general assignment at s. l09,
200. l, consists mainly of Real Estate, Internal
Improvement stock, and sums due from Improve
men, Companies The more available assets OF
the Bank mad bcca specially assigned before.
NEw-YoRx AND ERIE RAIL RoAo.-Twenty
tons OF casting, for tn, road have been recently
received ut Dunkirk from the verrnillion furnace,
Ono This, we think, i. the first instance where
Ohio has furnished this material in such large guam
titles.
NEw.YoRK STATE CASALs-The quantity OF
Flour and Whsa, delivered from the Ere Canal,
during the second week in October a, the places
named below, is as follows, viz:
Bbs Flour. Bash Wheat.
West Troy .........l9,s74 5O,528
Albany 4l,934 l5l06
Total .........-..62 ,009 65,934
q In renewing lot OF mail bags a; the ST.
Louis Pos; Office on Friday, the sth inst the clerks
found pocset-book which was stolen at the Thea
TIRE on Tuesday nigh; containing papers, &c., but
Invested of the money. 1t is supposed that the
thioi threw it in there through the window.
q y fi,e broke out Yesterday about one o'clock
in the third story OF the new houses Nos 80 and -
John-s;. by which the roof nearly destroyed and
some of The rooms materially Injured. Il is said
10 have been the act of an incendiary
n. PRoDucTs FROM UFPEg LAKEs.-To-day may
IS set down era u me history Of products
from the upper lakes. the receipts Of wheat alone
al tins port from Tat region being 33 900 bushels
Tho rcreiDts yesierrlsv from rho .ar,a sotfrra