New-York tribune., 1842-02-09


ga large audience listened last evening 10
the FIRST Lecture Of Col. W1LLlAs L. Stone on The
| Bflccanier. of America II was historical
sketch Of the rise. firm establishment and urholv
power of that band OF nlscreants which-fiom its
island home at Tcrtuga-carried death and terror
through the boundless sea. Interwoven with the
narrative were sketched portraits OF the most
celebrated leaders OF these monsters, and the
| whole wa. enlivrne5 with humorous stories ano
capital jeuz d esprit Of which the lcctnrrraways
has such a store on hand We beg lease TO ask,
bv The way. il the Colonel approves OF the barba-
ri-Ir h. enplove,!-the sen>eles~ though common
phrase trom thence.
u Last evening the Museum, of Natural His
torv and Scie.,ce was deg~ry crowded By the
friends OF the Institution TO hear :. An explanation
d; the objects OF the Legislative act of incorpora-
ton. and il.,. plans OF the Board of Directors. 10
extend il usefulness and enlarge ard modify IFS
sources Of amusement and instruction The Adj
dress was delivered b. " .Griscom. Esq. NJ. D.,
and was rece.ed With the applause and eyiden'
concurrence of the audience in ali its interesting
details.
g Mr. j " BELLOWS will deliver the re-
-oai,lnr -. H.. Co,,r.. of p,,c,.al oc,nr.s before
the Universal Exchange Lycrum-the first of them
on Friday evening.
Mr.. CHARLES EAMEs will lecture before the
Lvccum this evening on The Romance of the
Tines. The brilliant talents OF this young orator
! will doubtles attract q large aUdicnce.=
ite 's"'s o'''''"l' ''o'' ''oe'c's " ta'
lana ned us si'nua! meeting at a"naPoiiS rep.
2d.-tn extended report presented. and va
rietv of resolutions adopted, after which the So
ciety adjourned
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vicinity of the Bogue-mud forts and sand bate
rics, ii thcv can I do better
An officer lu,cly arrived herc-Chowting Chuck
formerly Governor of Howquang. but srper,e-
ded for extreme cruelty in his administration Of
that province. and sent here 10 retrieve his name
bv rneritorolls deeds he i, said 10 he much such
man a. Lin. and is forward in mixing all these
prcparations. Bn th, worst faa1ur. ot nrc,ent i.
IN. il.n ,);.b fa, .rnon, ~. ,ooo,,I. ,o,.orl
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made upon Canton, there must be struggle with
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Heretofore the contest has been wugcd with the