New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06


leans Bee, Wing, have been chosen State Pm
tiers of Louisiana by the Legislature. Vote IN
Joint Ballot, 81 to 80 Loco.
The 29th ult. had been designated as the DAY
for electng U. S. Senator in place of Judge
Porter deceased. The Wings will succeed,
unless defeated by divisions. We hear there are
several Wing candidates.
DEATH OF G. EN- kIRKLAND.-The Utica Gazette
Of Saturday chronicles the death of Hon. Joseph
Kirkland, one of the pioneers OF that city. G'-!i'
X. has occupied prominent position IN Oneida
County for the last halfcentury, or nearly so-vas
the first Mayor of Utca-was universally re-
spected and loved for his public spirit and benevo-
,ence during his life, and died as universally re-
GREETED.
R,11RoAD TIME.-The night trains on the New
Jersey Railroad on Sunday made the trip each way
from New-York to Philadelphia and the reverse IN
Fl hours. or 5 hours from the Hudson TO the Della
ware (94 miles reaching Philadelphia at a quarter
past 10 and this City at half past 10 o'clock CThey
leave this CITY at to s. and Philadelphia at So
Last night. amid storm of sleet and snow covering
the track, with dense fog obscurlng the way the
train though detained at Philadelphia by impede
ment to the ferry boat reached this City before Il
The trains are under excellent management, and
their time exhibits decided Improvement on that
of former winters.
CASApA.-A fire broke out in Kingston, Canada,
last Saturday week, which ragedirom IN tne eve
ming till II, destroying the Globe Hotel and nJurng
other buildings to considerable extent.
n Mr. AGNEw, proprietor OF the Eclecuc
Magazine, has informed US that the injunction
laid on him by Mr.. Lttell has been removed by
the Chancellor, who excupates MIR. Agnew from
all blame in issuing his work. We learn from
MI. Agnew that partnership did not exist
between him and Mr. Littell, and that 1t was ex-
pressly understood at the sale of the Museum that
each had right to issue his own Magazine IN
their own way.
| LES MYSTERIES DE PARls.-The Third Part Of
this work in French has Just been issued at the
office of the New World.
n The plan proposed in the subjolned letter
;s very good one, and we trust will be acted on.
No one can teach this system with efficiency I'M
less taught by the Professor for that very purpose
Orr inland friends should look out for pre-
tenders.
The Science OF Mnemotechny.
To Ike Editor Of The Tribune:
am every day receiving a large number OF lei
tiers from all parts of the country, making inquiries
in relation to my SYSTEM and inviting me TO extend
nv visits in various directions. As | cannot find
Ie;s,re 70 answer each of these letters ask your
kind permission TO occupy small space IN your
columns to give publicity to my intentions. shall
not be able, myself TO teach my system excepting
in the large cities but my intention is TO select
suitable number of young gentlemen from my
classes, those who appear to have the requisite ca
pacitv for teaching, and send them out to commum-
cate nv system in any part of the country where
class may be made up. These young gentlemen
will be properly accredited from me and these only
will be supplied with my copyrighted Mnemotecf-
mic Dictionary and Principles, wathom 'chich the
system cannot be taught acih efficiency. There
fore as none others be fully qualified to teach the
system, those who desire acquire ii are respect
fully cautioned to avoid giving their patronage to
any others than those accredited as by so dong
thew will encourage ignorant pretenders who will
ONLY degrade the science of Mnemotechny, instead
of aording valuable instruction to their pupils TO
prevent this, is my principal motive in publishing
this letter, and the course | recommend to those
who desire to learn my system is, 10 refuse credence
TO all who come without full credentials from me.
Respectfully your obd't. serr'
FAUVEL-GOURAUD.
P. S.-To DEMONSTRATIONS in all parts of the
country who republish the above with editorial
comments and send i'll two successive mails 10
guard against miscarriage marked papers to me,
will be entitled 10 a copy of my Mnemotechnc Die
tionary
CHARGE or SMUGGLING CLoTHs.-Mlchael
M'Aulcy and Patrick Mclaughlin, passengers,
we are informed, on board the ship Oxford,
recently, from Liverpool, were arrested yesterday,