New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

warehe pistol produced in Court in my store ABOUT
u,ontbs before it was called for
Adjourned until O'Clock Oh Tuesday.
"A Peep into the FutHfcI
While so many new ologies are from day 70 aaS
turning up, why should we not have revival OF
good old Astro!ogy2 1t was grand and eleyat-
ing Science-cas may It fS. The following |
prediction Of the weather for the ensuing month,
and of wonderful occurrences in the Potica! and
PHYSICAL world, has been handed Us by the author,
who ha. been reading the stars intently and, ne
is confident, to good purpose. Here IS his horo'-
cope-but LEI US see now The result compares
with il:
METEOROLOGICAL kpeIL RH TGArHEReofDh Is5s. foR
aY losH NELSON. 2r2 woosTEHsrREET.
The month begins favorable for Farming opera
tions.
lst-Cloudy-prrbsble rain.
2!-More clear-Ight-air frosty
81 rain and in some parts snow
5tn-more pleasant.
7h and fair and cool
sth Palm Sunday and lOhFine growing spring weather.
Sehy ehsrEss vh a Isa
parts, and much disturbance OF the Earlhs magnetism
l2;h-Msr fair, but windy.
l3th-Cooi ar-night windy.
4th and l5,b-Cod cloudy unsettled weathsrhgh tides
on The the 18th morning OF the 10Th.
18Th and l7thUupeasant cold AID stormy-blustering
,s,h and s,-Warmer air, but very sroug-neteors,
terspous whirlwiads and In many parts violent bail.
slowe ers and lhunder. On the 18th earthquakes will be
recorded, probably England and the vicinity OF Mexico
with frost, and strong norhe,ly breezes.
2lst-hlore fair, but cloudy.
-Fairer-tLe barometer rises
Esd and 24th-Fair and warm.
25th-Wind and hnitshowers.
26th-Coudy-mo pleasant.
9th and 23ih-Fine spring Weather
2sth-New moon-morniag tair--night Wind or rain
S0lh-Fair sping weather.
In connection with the foregoing table, please add the
following remarks the influence of the stars for the same
,o,,L yours J.. N.
Dire and dread the influences Of the stars on the land
now going n nor will affairs be settled for many day
The Afghan has spread beyond the Indies and well
may England fear disgrace; her efforts IN valn tor tne
,y in ber course 6ght against The British power On
the 18Th ponderous planet Herschel enters Aries he
ling sign OF England II is nearly eighty four years
Since that potent planet entered that equinox viz in May
1885 shortly followed tine death Of the kiag and seres
penalty he- huge debt Earthquakes plaques OF insects
c durrg the Hersche abode In that
sign may doubt that be now opens blaca page o,
history Shall he not be scourge In the aud Q!
Heavea repay that country for cruelies 10 the poor and
her slaughers in Syria China, and Ahghanissa
LApY's BooK-IsRAEL PosT, SG BowERY.-
The Ladys Book for April is treat for the lovers
o art. The prose and poelcal articles, the music,
engraving and painting, are all by artists of name
and fame. From Mrs. Sigourney we have mag
-;s.aa, ,>an, in her bsat vein-The Trial of the
ns,d ,bs march OF ina rhythm is like the tread
Of armies to .i,. .s,,r. ,.t he war trumpet
"LsTd George OF eordont Hsn,ley's EARL
High treason taD!s thy name,
For God anu Tor thy country's sake
Def nd thine ancient fame,
Make oath upon thine honor's SEAL,
Heavens truth uncbaDg ID 10 tell!
And chill thai sentence ieII.' 80
we wish we had room to give the whole piece.
From Miss Sedgvick there is tale of city life,
and another from the author Of A Marriage of Con-
venience whcL is interesting on account of its re-
ference to high life in New-York Miss Le.e's
satirica pen ha, full play, and we have specimens
of songs by Haynes Bayley, the best English, and
General Morris, the best American song writer.
The pictures, TOE, are capital. The scene from
the Vicar of Wakefield is worthy of MacAse, the
head of the present English school of art, aud the
worthy successor of Wilkie. The female figure
by Chalon is Of those lively, spirited pictures
for which his pencil has long been famous. The
fashion plates drawn by Croome; they de-
serve the name Of mpositioas-pictures The
view is of The interior of elegant drawing-roon
with group of ladies in fashionable dresses and |
appropriate occupations. The coloring is delicate
and the drawing verify Of the artists distin.
guished name.
10 A deaf and dumb man named James Fitz-
gerald, was killed by being run over on the railroad
track near Lowell Mass, few days SINCE The
whole train passed over him-severing one leg
from his body.
70 A second Comet was seen on Friday even.
ing by intelligent observers, above and nearly
parallel with that which has been for some weeks
visible. American.
u HENRY RUSSELL, who has recently returned from
LoDden where his performances received with the
most decided and faerpg applause gives his 6 Coreert
his evening" Ebles Saloon. He will sing some of his
most admired productions with several sonss entirely paw
His room win, of course, be densely crowded.
u GEORGE II. COTTON, Esq delivers his next Lecture
the American Indians evening" at the Chapel
of The University was postponed last evening on
count Of presisus engagement Of the room.
C We would call The attention ef the public to the ad
In another par, of this paper Offering
,ns or more years. the Hotel in the beautiful Of ali the
long Isiand viaagss-the village Of Oyster Bay.