New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

IL The concert Of Mrs. Mott. which we men
toned yesterday, TO take psce on Thursday evening
Of nest wcek-thc 18Th ins.siea' o, las: nigh: rs We
uasccountably stated We know mol what v:c were
thinking OF when named the dry-hui sc regret the
confusion into which accn:clt threw the niu-
zic world yesterday and hasten make the correc'
ton.
IT, The introductory Lecture before the Ne
chanics Institute by Professor Reid Practical Chem
islry, applied 10 the ana manufactures is to be
delivered this evening Ike City Hall and promises
rich 10 the scientific and curiors.
Nrw-YoKK LAW ScEooL.-The introductory
Lecture will be delivered by Mr. Cicrc this cvcan.
Clinton Hail. The subjec; selected OF general
terest and importance See advertisement
NIBLo'S-Onc of;hc largest an, most fashionable
audiences that has graced this lrcrc in
dance Tuesday evening witness ,he Of that
complishcd artist, Herr Alexander We have
his performances eQuaed 10y another and the world ,:a
safely be challenged su-psss his achievements. Many
of his experiments in Chemistry aonishinely beau
ti.u. while these in Pneuma,cs, Philosophy, Magic &C.
truly amazing. Utter aston shment depicted
the counensnccs OF the audience as they bcae!d
feat excel anothcr-oac miracle succeed aDo;hcrua.
they seemed to border on wi,cl,crait and they
Looked and looked, and sill! The wonder grew.
We have seldom seen an audience more delighted
We have only OF his experiments
which was the last Fioras presents Three has
taken the audience. being selected by he
spectators themselves the other were returned
wAen without going his apparatus CT cveu turning
his back the audience ana uier convincing al that
was empty he TOOK on, OF ii Ct least hundred little DO.
que;s, which lie distributed among the ladies. 81 were
utterly as;onished and the applause almost dea.en
us. BIZ; he hat was not empty yer. W::kort moving
from among the audience he TOOK ncx from, !: hu2.
dsed little Gags which were also thrown aI.oa- TIE
spectators and then conclude this wonderful feat;
&ridst the loudes: cheering he drew from tie hat L
s lag three yards long, while ac band STRUCK up Hall
Columbia.
Alexander gives another OF rs highly Interesting
Soirces This evening.
- The Historical Society a; It's las; meeting
settled the origin ard biography Of Santa Claus whose
merry tricks a. generous antics little folks are a.
ready beginning TO prepare for We leara IN, ae old
gentleman was born in ycia Asia Nigor-very properly
the psiroa sa:: CT nc uvenies-aud ,ha. he be.
became the patron sa:u children because in his insn
cy he voluntarily tasted Wednesdays and F.idsys.-
Young Nicholas being ;hs very abs:e;ious baby he
rewarded by having full permission 10 I'll ether
babies, down 10 the end Of time.
After these matters were disposed Q; M. Scaoolcral;
gave sonc really valuable information tie Society in
reference, 10 The Indian tribes connected with lis
Investigations in the Western parts Of this State he said
that here are now so0l Indians Of the Six Nations in
NewYork. onondss"s 50 Oneida 30, in Wisconsin
20 farmers So) Tuscs-o- less than 800 on tee Mag
ridge, the mos, advanced il civilization. Many @;
them raise much wheat white ne. them
One had about 100 sheep The Tscaro-as bought $500
from IL. Holland l. and Company. which they
I've, having given up the tract received from the
EVE nations and taey intend 20 remain Al the white
ftfr-f.
Them and wished them continue therc.
The Senecas about 100 bat aoi improved, GnG
rendered vicious and poor by their neish5orhood 10
large town. Buffalo. They about Gaia
rausus
Temperance hiss besx introduced il all the tribes and
he's produced very sSutsry effect. Chrs;:a.ity hes
made bur little progress s;r s sad that he pr: uany
questions To ascertain the moral OF the Indians and
various other subjects. The last thing Indian viii do