New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

from the neal ana Gust pl IHe ,Iii n''t p'-- -
board Of one of the ferry boats and in short tune the!
will ind themselves landed OF the coolest retreats
in this vicinity Hoboken has been greatly i'o''''
this season and affords mos; the pleasures oil eoun
,ry life.
~ The L. 5. Ship of the line Columbus and
sloop of war vncennes are the Quarantine anchorage
rea5v FOR sea We understand that Mr.. Evcrc;; is only
waiting his dispatches receipt OF when 'ie 77
viii sail.
~ A subscription list will be opened io.daE IN
inc Law Library in the City Hail. FOR the benefit o; Ars
WILSON. widow Of the late Rivers :. Wilson. Esq
The Br. ship United Kingdom. from Liverpool.
haa board i-l =,eerage passengers she meas
laJO tons, British measurement
Major Tochman Will hereafter practice Ia" al Inc
Nev-York ba-.
The School Election takes place in this CRY on
Monday next
- The Great Western is out eleven days, ana
will probably be here on sunday morning bringing ilf
teen days later Intelligence The Britannia leaves boz
ton sunday for Liverpool. Her lceF-bass close III
this city on Saturday afternoon.
~ In the case of Polly Bodinc before the su-
prerne Court of " Y yesterday, Mr. De VIII occupied
nearly the whole OF the day conclusion of lis arsu
ment and Nh Clark, District Attorney OF Richmond Co
He viii be followed by Mr.. Whiting, Mr. Graham VIII
conclude The will probably occupy ihFee OF our
days.
- II will be seen. by our correspondent letter.
tn, Fashion resumes her old Place having beaten Pe
tona the first two heats Tie time L not So good s
made at their last race.
An interesting and important case is now on irlal
before the vceC Chancellor involving the peace and com
n..,iy VOLTA tl,
interests OF numerous and wealthy Associaion-wc al
ude TO the application for injunction the builders
of the Melting House on Fourth and First avenue
now being erected By company of butchers The re
port will he found in our Law Courts rcpor.
The new steamer Oregon. launched on Saturday
last 10 he put the Providence n conjunction
with the Neptune.
QUEER SToRY-Thc Evening Mirror gives III
amusing illustration Of the putting system 1t seems ,ha,
Monsieur Pcycl the celebrated manufactures OF Pianos
at Paris received letter time since from gentle
man residing in This City stating how delighted he was
with the tone and finish OF his Instruments and request
ing that one OF the best kind should be shipped or him.
and that on the receipt of he would pay half of
the price cash and would he happy If agreeable 10 NJ
Plcyc to insert many puff in the newspaper of which
he was tic principal editor, might be- considered fair
set on agans, the other half As farther njucenen
he said that his wife the frst pianist in Ncw-York
and tina, her concerts would afford excellent 0pporui
MES for exhibiting and putting the instruments by placing
the makers name picuously the posters and pro
cranmcs and by noticing it cdtoriay oi course in the
columns Of The aforesaid newspaper. To this Mons
Pleyc feeling highly battered by the compliment was
ready To and prepared TO execute the order
when he informed Of the character Of his Gus
by AGENT of the paper in question then IN Paris
who informed him that the person representing himself
rs its editor had been connected with ;lla paper
and was mere literary adycniurer-lad no wife and
vas tl.e author @ irc novel called The stain OF
Blood ond thus he the chance Of examining the stain
ofAl Plcycl- mahogany
/ Yesterday young lady about i or o years
ol age daughter of Mr. NJ . WHITE of Batimor,
riding horscl ach in company win friend, in Nanc
street Brookyn when her horse took fright at the nrS
inc of donkey ind threw the young lady tic street
cutting her face and byuisuc her shoulder
Mr. JouN r. Peters. Jr who went ont 10 China
with the embassy OF Mr. Cushing arrived IN 'ls country
YESTERDAY III In, ft2iar He has hroIs; with hl, we
are told The largest collection OF Chinese Curoscs ever
brought this country. Mr. Peters says that tie En-
pcror OF Tie Celestial Empire Is about sendn. letter
10 Mr. polk 90 tie President of the Democratic Empire
Al the time he left the scroll feet long and three broad
written in languages. completed We are curl
learn what the great rentivc OF the sun will iave
TO say 10 Nj. Polk. Eve Fost
We are told this valuable collections than even
Dunrs In Philadelphia Not the least important OF the
curiositics arc two live Cinnamon who the
Bazaar.
- a pamphlet was lawkcd about the streets
Yesterday and cried by the ncwsboys at The top of their
unmusica Voices purportng bc narrative OF The loss
Of the President, by Dr. NJ. LOrdcr OF the
5scngcrs and that the vessel captured by
pirates and all board persisted except himself Iii
needless 10 say is wicked and cric! hoax. aud the
who could thus for the sake OF few cents lace
rate hearts still aching for the fate OF the lost de-
serves execution and whipping. Evening Mirror
THE BLISD-Itappcars from the Annual RepoG
of the Institution for the Bnd that there present
Ill pupils in the nstuon IL females and So males
engaged in regular studies and II occupied during the
day with music or manufacture. Music is an important
branch OF education They have siH piancs and during
the pust gear. through the lheraly OF friends valuable
organ has been provided Many OF The pupils have nlrc-
dy become accomplished on this instrument, and nrc wei
fitted perform in churches. F;ysiX pupils are now
receiving musical Instructions: the CHOIR III the instu-
ton consists of twelve girls and eight boys and tie bud
is composed OF fourteen boys Their performances cI-
cite great admiration Bnskcmakins il another occuiS-
tion oi the pupils in addition The weaving NJ mats and
carpets Among the great variety OF paper boxes manu-
faciured, they have made during the year. 2'I band
boxes 3,1Sj zhoc.boxcs l- capboXcs 1910 artificial
towcIboxcs and il9 fancy boxes and OVER LOO mar
last year 10 MD the Institution