New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

people here with idea OF attending TO what said
and they chance hear the Singing aud Prayer,
least hear them. sismm;ng doors and shutting
feet are feeble aids DEVOTION aad if the Music needs
running accompaniment tie running Of the People is
hardly il.
TO .a; nothing Of respect for the house Of Cod, there
consideration for the feelings and wishes Of Others required
every gathering which welIbfed rjgnthsaed per
son Will be likely to forge, any where.
&C. Mr. W, II. Claiming gave yesterday
morning before the Christian Union thrilling
discourse on SOCIETY, its evils, temptations, and
crimes, It's anti Christian structure and spirit,
avowing that The Mysteries Of Paris had orig
mated the train of thought thus imported. This
discourse was heard by some two hundred of our
$4,000 people, while it embodied vital, startling
truths which all should hear and heed. Can we
not have it repeated at some time and place pub
licy announced?
INSTITUTION OF TIE DEAF AND DUMB.-Ihe
pupils of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum under the
direction OF the princp pal and some o the teachers,
visited the rooms of the Historical Society and
several rooms Of the University on Saturday.
They were highly delighted with every thing
they saw and manifested moro than ordinary Gu.
riosity in the inspection of every thing that came
under their notice. A collection of moro happy
and intelligent faces VIC never remember to have
seen We were introduced to one bright lnteill-
all aback She went on rapidly tclcgraphing
on her tiny fingers while We could neither under
stand nor speak except by an interpreter. AS
they were passing through the chapel some one
TO amuse them began 10 play the organ which
seemed to be entirely lost on the hearers. En-
tering one room the first question bright eyed
boy asked as he looked around was, " is there any
lhng Of Washington here!
In the laboratory they were all excitement
One little fellow cIapped his hand over one of the
haustlng the ar, he was left fastened beyond the
power of removal, to the utter astonishment OF
himself and companions. We were surprised to
see so much humor among them-thcy were
constantly cracking their jokes-and Jokes crack
ed on the fingers did look so amazing odd. From
the questions they put, and which the Rev. Mr..
Cary, one Of the teachers very politely interpreted,
they eyinccd the success Of the system Of lnsruc-
ton under which they had been placed.
1t was throughout a pleasant scene, and the
rapid and silent telegraphing in every part OF the
room where they chanccd to be- made it one OF no
ordinary excitement.
We were informed that donation Of $1,000
has been given to the institution within few
days by two visiters, ladies Of this city
JOIN AUGUSTUS SuEA-This gentleman dcliv.
cred lecture on Thursday evening before the
Carroll Institute Of Philadelphia. Judging from
the notices of the press and from the known
ability Of the lecturer and his perfect mastery o
the subject, 1t was production worthy Of The
reputation Mr.. Shea has already gained We
hope VIC shall have an opportunity of hearing il
this city. The Mercury says:
sThe language in which Mr.. Shea invests his ideas is
the chase and beautiful descriptions; like the rushing
of the mouuta stream they sparkle under the etUl
| sence o! his pCetca Imagination
l-5' OLE BULL, the world.rcnowncd successor
to the glores Of Paganini, made his first demon
sration in America at the Park on Saturda,
evening. The house was densely packed, anc
the enthusiastic appreciation of the great master
Of Melody, unprecedented. Many, who hac
heard Paganini repeatedly, pronounced Ole Bul
his superior, and all agreed that u greater degh
had never been afforded Musical audience il
Ncw-Y ork.
We trust that this wonderful Musician is sool
to be heard in our City elsewhere than at tht
Theatre. Wisely or unwisely, greatmany who
would gladly hear him rrii! net attend the Thea
ire, even for that purpose When he gives
Concert, we shall speak Of his powers and csecu
ton moro precisely.
u Mr.. DEMrsrER sang well on Saturday
evening, and sang the best Songs, as he always
does. This is his great point Of superiority. He
was heard by fair audience in spite Of Ole
Bulls dcjut on the same evening" with heart.
qualification.
lc Col Webb has come of with living colors IN thc
Cooper ptosecuonh Jury after absence c seventeen
minutes, coming into CoG't WIKI verdict Of not guilty
| Who Is the next customer IAu!oIa.
Here
j. Rev ALEY. CAMPBELL and Rev n J.
RICE were debating con,royerted points of Theol
ogv, or Church difference, at Lexington at oul
last adyiccs. Nj c. is the hcadman OF the sect
called Disciples or Complexities Nj r. is
Presbyterian, They have for moderators Henry
Clay, Chief Justice Robertson, and Hon John
Speed Smith.
- Christopher Lilly, who killed Thomas
N'Coy IN the hoIsld ist-ight at Hastings last
year has returned IN ,his C'oun,ry i-o,,, I 80,