New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

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Letter from Mr.. ErcIinghuysen.
The following letter was addressed by Mr.
FRELrNGHuYsAy to the Boston Clay Club No. | :;
NEw-YoRK, May p
enc,seu have duly received esteemed m ,ay4r m
eect!ug honorary neinbeT thank the Ciup lot
Mr. Cias i srent statesman and justly deserves the heart
iei, tribute OF ms Country confidence n"d esteem ne wOd
aye stood aGs e the Fe d mep @ o 9a @ FnDde M Il. .e M"ad
nyc ought counsel OF such mind he bowers al ms ihet
.rt aud the feelings ofh hear, cnmbme 10 i'.Tn lo Inc
development Of the principles OF enlightened ibety
4m gentlemen with great TEo fifS EtLi
IL. Many Travellers complain to US that the
nuisance of suffering passengers TO be oyerrun
md almost devourcd at the steamboat landings
ny locus, swarm of Hack and Cab drivers IS
MT removed by our new rulers. nor IS 1t IN all
cases sens.5y abl,ed. He says the passengers
from Albany yesterday morning on The Swallow
we're nearly swallowed by the Cab mon. Mr..
DfDNll. II YOU IlItuu ~ d'eti 'S '''S S'N 'P'''-
IONS YOU have won, YOU must get up carly IN the
morning!
II An Election for Charter Officers Of Nor
wich, CT came o'on Monday last, and resulted
N the election Of the entire Wing Ticket, CUR
oox CHAPMAN, Mayor, by majority of more than
TWO to one.
II Mr.. Mckeon in his remarks in the Park
on Tuesday wa, understood TO say that he had
areferred Mr.. Van Buren as President to any of
the other candidates of the party TO which he be-
| longed
At his own request we state that he was mis-
understood, he having been unwavcring in his
preference for Mr.. Cass
u We arc glad to see that the Senate has
adopted tho resolution to print 5000 additional
copies of the Report of Mr.. Ellsworth, Commis-
,ioner of Patents more valuable document
mas scarcely ever made its appearance.
LECTURE on FAsHIoN.-Willis who as every
body takes FOR granted knows all about this delicate
subject, is deliver lectreon Fashion before the
New-York Lyceum, at the Tabernacle next Tues
la, night. The announcement, we have no doubt,
will be received with pleasure by the thousand de-
vutees OF Fashion, who will nov have oppor-
tunitv OF seeing some reflections of themselves 10
which they not every day accustomed.
The POEMS AND BALLADS SCHILLER. Translated by Sir
EDWARD BULwER LYTToS, with BRET sketch Of Schi
lcrs l.ie. Two Nols. IN one. Harper & Brothers. s.
Cff,street.
The literary public, both English and American,
will welcome this addition TO ils treasures from The
copious German tongue. SCHILLER is already
recognized BY the leading critics OF the times as one
ot the greatest Poets OF any age; and his influence
upon the intellect oithe world is becoming deep aud
prrradnS. BuLwER has presented in AN elegGn,
aud faithful Euglish version. his Poems and Ballads,
n whicA his genius is no less conspicuous than in
ms great Dramas. lie has done this con dm0re,
aud we think his labor must prove highly accepta
Die TO all lovers o; good Literature both sides lhe
Atlantic In the Memoir preixed he has introduced
a great many facts concerning the great German
poets not known 10 Carlyle and his other bosra-
pliers. and has thus given 10 his Memoir superior
interest and value. lts written with all the brilliant
talent, and exhibits much o the peculiar character
oil his splendid Novels especially their philosophi-
cal portions The work will be grateful addition
10 every library |, has been issued in yer. neat
and fitting FORM
GIBBONS DECLINE or IHI FALL or RovE.-ihe
twelfth number OF this standard work, closing the
third volume, has Just been issued b. the HarperS.
Three more numbers will complete The work, which
viii then be before the pubic in a neat convenient,
and exceedingly from form. The notes OF DR.. hlIL-
MAN, the author of the History OF Christianity are
copious and valuable. The numbers are sold AT
twenty-five cents euCh
VALENTINE Vox.-Thls yery popular story has
been got in handsome volume, for 80 cents b,
Burgess Il Stringer, 222 Broadway. 1t will hayea
gres, many new purchasers.
DsTuRxELL's WESTERN TRAvELER.-J Distur
nell, lG2 Broadway, has published very neat and
commodious guide 10 Western travellers, embracing
the Canal and Railroad routes from Albany and
rroy TO Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and the Steam
boat route from Buffalo 10 Chicago
c We a.e indebted to Sle,,rs HARyprs Co ior Boston
papers.
RED RvER.-We understand that great part
# the late account of the inuudatlon at Alex
.ndria, loss OF property. treasure, &c. is a com.
plete humbug The effect Of these hoa1es gen.
orally recoils upon The heads OF the fobricaiors
and the system is bat paltry one. There has
certainly been an innund alton, but no, to the eX
tent published by The very face.ous writer in the
Red River Republican.
N. o. Crescent City, May 27.
NEw-YokK FlREMEN.-The Protection Com
Pany' No. - OF the NewYork Fire Department,
arrived IN this city yesterday afternoon, en- route