New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
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Y Prof Bush enter. tomorrow


~ Prof B ash enters tomorrow evening al 'he
New-Yors society Library Buildings upon 'eI'es OF
discussions d Of the prominent doctrines oil SNe
aenborg relative the mode and conditions Of existence
in the other world As Il past question that S"eden
borg philosopher Of The highest order DIS sVns'
out in the f1rSe life NAY vel Be entitled 70 regard even
though be supposed o. pe.k merely IN mat enaisc
ter But Prot B believe thinks the evidence oi SD
pernaiurs sndowment- in ME case 70 be mace ou' on
grounds very difficult to b. gsinssyed
II The close Of the week, the autumn OF the
year the Of day and Of fe-ihey are al beautiful
and speak 70 the soul language iuA oil sweet
pathos In res; city every day Of the week has ms
and peculiar chsracterstic-s physiognomy "hch
belongs alone 10 itself The and overho"ng ousle
Of Monday bursting from the restraint Of the sabbath
the queier but still noisy rattle Of Tuesday-ihe deep
and settled rumble Of Wednesday-ihe tagging wheels
Of Thursday-the pause Of Frisy-the eddyng back
ward whir Of Saturday when the torrent recols upon
itself 70 spread into the broad and placid calm Of
sundsy-yes the days Of the Week are familiar trends
and We know them both BY sight and sound. and well
love them all but Sundays excepted as the steam
posters say we love Saturday best Of al for It brings to
the editor and assistant editor the sub the reporter and
even the item scnbbler that greatest Of al blessings
Inpl0ra pacs wrote sympathetic hand upon the
tombstone OF one VINO mad died OF utlI lt'ci'
Tapora pace despondngy exclanls the editor chained
his tripod and surrounded by magic circle Of INK
hedged round with paragraphs beyond which ne cannot
even or imagine Gny thing. How grateful then to
him !. the bright, peassn, Saturday, in this joyous
weather. when he take himself the wings OF the
morning and be at Yet wei we love Saturday
content that il should return but once every
week. More idenes. than this would make US rusty.
~ At Nibl0's no sooner does one attraction cease
than ike able general Nblo has another ready Mrs.
Mowa,t and Mr. Crisp will We understand appear next
week for limited number OF nights. Mrs NJ. has
golden opinions from all sorts Of people" in Phisdel'
pha and Baltimore. She will play Juliet the Wife, &c.
In the course Of her engagement; and it is said new
Comedy has been accepted In which she viii sustain the
pan of the heroine.
~ The large Organ recently erected in DR..
Potts's Church. University Place exhibited
Thursday afternoon Before numerous assembsge Of
ladies and gentlemen Il from the mandatory Of yr
Henry Erbcn Of this City and is Of the largest in
the City. contains upward Of 400 pipes the largest
ofwhch IL feet in length and l. inches in diamser
lts is Gothic richly carved, 80 feet high i feet
front and - feet in depth 1t gave great satisfaction 10
the neutrality-suspicious. and amateurs who performed
il for s compass and the strength majesty and yet
sofiness Of iis lts swell is of construction,
and exce in It's power ofncreasng and diminishing the
force Of the tone which enables the organisi 10 give e.
feet and to the performance played on BY
Yessrs Lauckenare King Gresiorex Jones Beames and
others
~ We were msinformed yesterday when we
stated that Mr Frelinghuysen had called Mr. Cough
previous the departure Of the latter for Boston Mr.
F. has at no time had an interview with Mr. Cough.
IL The TEoY. Capt Squires brought down
some 400 passengers from Albany yesterday arriving as
usual about q ?. NJ There ample room for twice
the number and fare equal that afforded in good llo
tells What wonder that the Hudson is alive with travel
when it ia cheap and So comfortable . that
we had cheap and pleasant route to Philadelphia
l-e~ There was great fight at a ball in Pdclfc'
st, Brooklyn, on Thursday night. Pistols clubs and
brickbats in requi.ion and twelve of the rioters
were finally arrested and carried of to jail
~ The Bro0du0y Journal and The Hdrbinger
for this week are excellent numbers, each in IL. own
world OF thought and action.
~ Strong's Pictorial Age is the name OF a
family Pictorial Weekly commenced to-day O. Nassau
street.
l-gs The work on the Line of Telegraph between
Philadep hia and New York is rapidly progressing and
it il stated the authority OF Mr. Coe, the supern-
tendent that it Will be completed by the Let OF Novem-
Der The work Is also in progress between Philadelphia
and Baltimore The line from New York crosses the
Delaware al New Hope and taking direct line from
thence through the boroughs of Doylesiown and Norris
town strikes the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad At
Morsans Corners in Delaware county. From this point
branch will be constructed along the Railroad to Phila
delpha city. The line Baltimore will be extended
along the Railroad route via Lancaster, Columbia and
York.
II The old appropriation says the Expressl for
the payment Of the street sweepers and Corporation
cartmens wages has been all expended and the labor
ers have been working credit for more than five
weeks They are of course poor men and need their
money which they have been in the habit OF receiving
every fortnight. Why not make an appropriation al
once and stop the loud complaints of many who really
need their money to buy the necessaries Of life
- In the General Sessions yesterday morning,
the Court refused 10 reduce the bail in the case Of Mrs
Costello which decision will give general satisfaction to
the community.
IL The first sale at McCulohs new room
made yesterday morning. Alarge company wa.
present, and the sale OF with good spirit. The
cleanliness and comfort OF this must secure to
large share Of business
~ Itis reported that one Of the pettiioeging
lawyers the Tombs who perhaps is not worth fifteen
dollars in the world has different times been accepted
bail for elons until his liabilities amount 10 sl50O0
II The fire about midnight last night occurred
in Declines bakery 3l3 Water-st Damage rihn The
City Hall bell not rung. Hose Cart No. 10 and In
CINE No. IL were first on the ground.
u Yesterday morning a human skull was
brought the Coroners Office dug from the yard in the
rear Of No Elzabeth-si. by some persons who were
leyeling the earth. It appeared TO have been long
buried.
Court Calendar THIS DAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Part ]. before Judge lngrshsm-No-
81 a. o. % 95 90 l0l l03 g. 0l Part before Judge
Ushoef'er in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen room
Nos l62. -, 81 Sc CO. G.. -. 76. To- ~.