The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21
Professor BronsOn's Lecture.

The learned professor delivered his sixth lecture
at the Tabernacle, Broadway, on last evening" to a
very crowded and fashionable auditory. The bill
of fare was excellent, and the lecture and exhibit
ton OF paintings Representing several of the
osities of the animal, vegetable and mineral king
dom) were nterspersed with some excellent songs
by Mr.. Nash, which had very enlivening ef-
fect and recitation from the Professor.
The lecture embraced very lucid and graphic descrip
ton Of the three degrees chambers of mans
universal essence Of the human bodyhe simplest fbre
the nervous hbrethe arteries and venshe brain the
principal gland in the body-he ymphaticshe conglo-
bate and cOngomerate glands-the soul-fouro origin
nature, use and determination OF the fbres of the
glomerate gands-he opposite OF the conglobate
and conglomerate gandsthe cerebrum the pattern
head of the famyof glands by comparison instituted be
tween themhe pituitary gland the cong gland of
the cerebrum-the lymph OF the cerebrum-the cortc al
glands OF the brain that generate and produce the
spirit the universal of compound life the
link between the soul and body-the mind-the viii.
which cannot act on the body without a medium-the
animal spirit the highest of the three degrees of spirit
which pervade the animal vegetable and mineral king
doms OF nature-the science OF spheres-the philosophy
personal attraction and repulsionthc power of com
bned spheres exempied in the temperance refom-cou
binaon of men having physical well moral power
the philosophy OF panics popular excitemens. &c,the
modus operandi Of the will-the philosophy of ami
NAL or human magnetism--the of clairv vance
the reasons why we can magnetic vegetables and
mineralsthe magnetic spirit the medium OF action and
acton-he sagacity of the lower animals semblance
Of Intellectually in the same way as plants sometimes
appear sensitive
The Professor gave very,interesng account of dent
and blind mute called Julia Brace who had the gilt or
faculty of recognizing by the simple of touch any
object presented to her. The exhibition Of the paintings
buds and forming beautiful bouquet several square
was much applauded At the conclusion the learned
Professor distributed gratuitous several well executed
engravings Physiology, and announced his seventh
lecture to take place on the 9th inst
TROUBLE IN CANADA.-We learn from the Niaga
ra Chronicle, that the laborers on the Weand ca
mage has been done by the discontinued the property
Of the contractors and Of the guilty have been od
ed in Jail II that the contractors still carry the
truck system and one OF the contracts has been supen
dended is stated by the engineer Mr. Power in
Of the contractor giving short weight his truck
store The task of the Board Of Works is very difficult
one Only few days ago, at the Lachne works, a ma
gstrate having inteered to prevent the establishment
truck shop means taken not altogether
fully to nfame the workmen against him, as interfering
to prevent their being employed.
RroT AMONG TIL. B1uENosKs The New Bruins
wicker, published al St John, N. b. gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of riot in the suburbs Of that city
We regret to state that Thursday evening last, riot
occurred York Point which was attended with me.
ancholy In the evening number of evil dis.
posed persons assembled in the streets and commenced
an ndiscriminae attack on all who passing that
way and number Of un0fendng and highly respectable
individuals were thus NAL treated and abused. As s.
Marks his way home from the city, he was attack.
ed and being armed with brace of pistols he drew them
forth and fired one the ball entering the breast of lad
named John Donovan and so seriously injured him that
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worship the mayor proceeded to Portland and took Marks
in custody He has been placed in gao until examina-
ton shall take place. We informed that IT was with
the greatest difficulty that Marks preserved from the
violence Of the mob even after he in charge the
authorities, and had it not been for the determination
evnccd by his worship he would have been killed on the
spot So II seems that under the beaStiful system of
" responsible government" il becomes the victim
Of mob he is taken to do of the laws while the mob
escapes with perfect IMMUNITY How much is life liberty
worth under colonial British government
LOST ITS INFLUENCE almost nvarable CO.
incidence between the breaking up of the ice in
the Buffalo creek and Hudson river failed this year The
ice in harbor went off last Saturday the ice in the
Hudson at Albany began to last Wednesday. This
difference may be accounted for by the unusual severity
of the east and its comparative mdness with u.s.
-BuGaio .4dp. March l6
MARCH WEATHER.-Itha has IA ned furiousy snow
ed heavily, thrawed swiftly, and frozen dreadfnlly all
within the last ortyeght hours and at this writing 10
o'clock A. NJ the sun shines and brightly while
the air is actually filled with snow ha<es--Boston Demo
Graf Of Tuesday.
Yesterday sun shiny, stormy, windy, rainy and
snowy, by prescriptions that have only say of IT,
that the westher kept up Its credit In good old times
Phils, Gazette ef Tuesday