New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

Nov ~ TO chsr.e back 70 zoe Protective poliey-
rs effects would Immediately De seen n TIE SMILES 0.
the plow boy he whissi 20 his eai-in the peasan,
couaeES-ce o. the smith he lshored s.; his forge ana
n The general renovation OF the mora! power OF he
whole Nation Whenever change OF policy he ms Is
unds. the widow VII Re seen Iilngiy leading Up her
brood OF orphans TO the Sabba,h-shool where. with
more melody the simple songs OF childhood vii he sent
up IS fresh incense 10 the Creator.
M SlNxoSs thus closed amid loud and long con,
tinusd applause.
The Music Society then performed smother piece
OF u,usc fro-l Samson Great Dsson rules or high
sni Gen CHANolEE remarked; Il wss highly gratifying
thst the expresGeu OF the Society, Gen. Tsrlscge,
was then present and thought would oe grsrfytng TO
tie audience that although now present IN the body
whether be was present or aosent ne was siways w'A
them II the spirit upon which
Gen. TALLNApGE rose and delivered a few slo
ousn remarks frequently interrupted By oute1rsts OF
applause S, -. .,,...n+ sva,;ns wsrs clos.
ed By the performance Of the Hsieluah Chorus by the
Sacred Music Society who had generously volunteered
their services for the occasion
JrygSIIE SINGING CLAssEs.-Mr Bradbury.
whose name is familiar to 81 young ireSds IS now
commencing his Fall Classes OF children and youth
We caaao: refrain from urging upon parents the inl
portance OF giving their children some knowledge Of
Music They Will certainly never have better op?or'
tlnity. Mr. Bs very favorable, snd such as
TO secure good class OF children and yet not tebar any
from ob.aininc instruction Tickets issued fer the
public performance, in which descriptive piece
entitled Flor;s Festival is 10 be brought gu; during
the Winter As the pupils pay for their tuition they
are presented with OF these tickets which are val
ued al the price the tuition. M B. has Class in the
MuIber-ys (Baprs;) Church every Saturday morning
q, o'clock and another in Rev DR. Pattons (Springs
at o'clock Parents do not neglect to send your chill
dren. or whist is better. 20 with them tomorrow and
see Tor yourselves
IF The Grras Britain is now the subject Of
discussion among all the newsnongers. She was TO sail
on the M ult and consequently If she did So is now in
her twenty fourth day Its nosthkey that she changed
her day OF sailing
"a We wonder whether that mailbag was
dispatched in season for the Britannia last evening Wl
the Editor ofthe ClrosogTe look after it,
NEw-YoRx GALLERY OF FINE ARrs-This III
siituon has certainly interesting and yvellchosen
collection of Partings-sorlc them extremely bcauti
f and challenging alike the admiration of the coRnd's'
ssr and the simple spectator who only looks TO be de
lighted. The Saloon. too is fine one, and in most
unexceptionabe location The only difficulty with the
institution in opinion is that the public don't know
any thing aboutit. We know gentleman who is ready
10 take the entire management OF the Institution for
year and give check in advance for twice as
great the receipts of the last year, He knows how
TO manage business, and would make handsome sum
by the opcraton-and 80 would the Gallery.
EFT SrvoRr gives another Concert THIS Evening
at the Tabernacle To all vino heard his exquisite u,u
sic on Monday evening the announcement will be
enough to insure their attendance. To those who did
will merely say, that they have something in
store beautiful than any thing beyond the heart OF
young poet ever conceived Surely, to listen to the
rts-sip, nj.
tanned in this world
- The OAKtANDs School, Burlington, M
opens for the Winter Term the first Monday OF No
School has received under the able OF Prof
WINES ia sufficient endorsement of its excellence.
u HAAS in the Laiarge Building. corner of
Broadway and Readest produces sottness OF shading
depth of expression and perfectness OF finish in his
Dagucrreotypes which render them works OF art
rather than shadows caught by the hair and trans
fixed upon the plate He has slso thoroughly studied
the of coorng impair; to his pictures all the
quisitey blended effects OF miniature united with all
that tru,huness and identity Of likeness for which the
heart bowling before the ivory semblance OF dear Tea
lures, yearns IN vain
~ HUNNELs Complete School Tor the Piano
Forte containing upward of 500 pages OF the most ee
gany printed musc can be had at Firth Hall Ponds,
handsomely bound for sl2 This is in comparison even
cheaper than the splendid edition OF Kinks Organ
School issued by the same house
ry Mr. VALE delivered the first L ecture of his
Course al Clinton Hall last evening. subject-The
Worship and Astronomy OF the Anciens compared
with Modern Astronomy.
- The Unirersdl,st Missionary SOciety OF this
City held its Annual Meeting Monday evening the
18th inst the orchardst Church The Report OF the
Executive Committee exhibited fattering account of
the of the Society the past year permanent
Missionary has been engaged whose abor thus far have
been very successful. The object of the Society is to
furnish preaching the destitute places in the vicinity
of this City Uuversasts il the Counties of Westches-
ter Ulster, Duchess, Sullivan, Rockland Putnam Or
auge, Kings Queens. Richmond, &c. who DESTROYS
OF having preaching in their respective neghborhoods
may address Rev. o. A. Skinner the Corresponding Sec
Rotary, Rev s. C. Bulklcy, the Societys Missionary
e We noticed, among the articles exhibited at
the Fair specimens OF the Adsnant Pearl Lights made
by Messrs. Morse IL WinsIow, Chelsea They certainly
do great credit the skill of these gentlemen and
as have tried them. well calculated supersedc
the OF wax and spermaceti. They cheaper and
in every respect equal in quality They OF great
hardness require no snufing, and do not run Tho
wicks of the finest quality OF Cotton are braided They
light for the cost than other Candles Their hard
ness which is produced under immense hydraulic pres
enables them 70 stand the hottest climate They
beautiful article in appearance and worthy to
shine in the most sumptuous parors of our mionaires
UNION CoURsE-TnoTTIyG MATcH.-There was
trot of considerable interest yesterday Union
Course which drew out a good number OF spectators
Lady Suffolk, Moscow and Americas the nags en-.
tered Previous this there pacing match be.
tween Lady Cricket and Harry Boyd mile heats best
in g. which resulted as follows
Harry Boyd .-...--.............l-2-l.
Lady Cricket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -l-2.
Time -------.--.-2.i5-2f7-242
The mnn match for $50 mile heats in harness,
best in 5 $50 the I'd best horse. We have
give the details Of the different heats there FIVE
heats run, Lady Suffolk winning 3, Amercus l. and one
dead heat between Moscow and Americus Il was quite
dark when the last heat off. The following is the
footing
Lady Suffolk. -..--2-l-l-3-l.
AElericus -l-2-2-u-Z
Moscow -.----3-3-L0-3.