New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-25

to5e-sufe IN is app!cauon, out
prctensiye benevoleaae The prophecies IS rather
petioricone of the fat, fair and forty school of 40
manhoodand very imposing in her action which Is rather
commanding than graceful but sufficiently appropriated TO
the energy her subject She commenced with the CEea-
ton and the formation Of Man and hia election from Para
disc the pregrc degeneacy Of mankind until the time OF
Moses the birth Of Christ chose earthly divinity
She doubted until the descent of the Holy Spirit a; the
nod his baptism the Jordan and after the agony IN the
parden of Ge,hscmane during which nterspace OF time
the performance Of miracles attested the presence OF
the Divine Spirit with him After very mpassoned and
eooont defence of her doctrine this point and the anal
agou adaptation of with many OF our
own tine the speaker by frequent references and
proceeded her belief that to this pre-
sent wear ai delegated the great nativity and first
Grand movement OF the Millennium which all the conflict
ing elements Of religious differences should be harmonzed
Throughout the Universe preparatory to the Second Coming
The speakers voice very powerful and we'll mcdna'ed
the infections easy and harmonious the emphasis distinct
expressive and impressive and the action as before men
TONED by suppcatory, but full OF the law-g'ver
and no inap representation rather personlhcaton OF St.
Paul as he IS represented TO Preaching the Temple to
he Aihcnans
On next Sunday (tas Christian SABBATH she called it,
she will preach agaia.
UJe Hos GlDEoS LEE, formerly Mayor of this City,
Member Of Congress- sc died his residence in Geneva
on Sunday i'll the 6ls year his age Mr. Lee was long
and actively engaged the Leather business in this City,
and BY industry ard talent acquired handsome fortune
lie was among the active and influential OF the I'M
changed Democrats who resisted and finally overthrow the
Sub Treasury project He Harrison Elecor last fall
Of urblemised character and worth Mr. Lee esteemed
through lie and his death is widely regretted
Mr. S. S OscooD-rhis artist who for four years IRON
1885 to 40 resided in London and largely encouraged
by persons Of the highest distinction, is new In New-York
and has taken rooms the practice Of his profession in the
Granite Buildings the OF Chnmbers-'reet and
Broadway visit to hi, exhibition will be richly
paid. Among the portrait. OF remarkable interest and
beauty /, full length ef the Hon. Mrs. NoRToy the
poees4 portrait of Lord LYXDHuRsr; of Colonel
a.nev of the t. S Army; one of Miss Rutlcdse OF North
Carolina, &C.. &c Mr. Osgood is hardly exceled as
painter Of female portraits; his drawing and cooring
18th exquisite.
l The Standard quotes Tennessee crony which says
ha, in Tennessee the Wings have II Senators and The
Oppression 49," We had hoped that the Wing Triumph
over Oppression was well nigh complete.
state that there mystery attending the death of
gappe laborer of Asphyxa % Roosevelst last week
tie was regularly attended and died secundem arsn. We
doubted this only expression to the neigh
5ohood wonder that Coroner Inquest had been held
upon such DEATH and that publication of facts had boon
made guard other aborers against the effects of poison
ous gases. Thai is all.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND OF LlPg.-
The boiler of the steamboat Louisiana exploded the 18th
nst about fifteen miles above Bayou Sara. Three of the
men belonging the boat drowned, viz: William
smith, Duckhard J. Goodman. iremen, and Harry Finly
:olored freman; persons scsdcd, two of whom
since died. There company of L. s. troops
board fifteen twenty of whom missing and most Of
them supposed be drowned None of the officers of the
boat army any OF the cabin passengers were injured
SUICIDE . PHILApELPHIA-Mr Charles +. Heath, for
several years connected with the mercantile business in
Philadelphia committed suicide IN that city on Monday by
hooting himself through the head with rifle.
70 The cerncr OF the church edifce, erecting
by the Reformed Dutch Church, Bergen, n j., will be
laid with appropriate services Thursday next three
30 clock p NJ which addresses will be dev
cred by the pastor and the Rev. Dr. Themas De Witt The
address, of Dr. De Witt will be in the Dutch language.
- Mrs Mary Porter aged lO4 years died at No e444
Hglseet. Philadelphia Saturday night last She was
born at Noun, Holey N j. in October, 1887, and resided
there during her long o until about 10 years since. She
intelligent and retained distinct recollection Of many
events Of the revolution and previous thereto.
D7 Mr.. Benjamin Young Employed the Frankfort Me.
Mill, accidentally broush, his arm in with
of the edg,ng saws, which instantly took ii Off The
entered below the elbow and passed aganoy through the
Joint decorating The in shocking
For The Tribune.
THE MURDER OF Miss RoGERs.-The opinion believe
pretty general tina, Miss Rogers Sunday
18TH July after leaving her mothers house and SUCH per-
ccve by the Tribune of this day. is also your opinion be-
ievc however that She BY persons in the
morning the 10Th July and arrive this conclusion
follows
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