New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

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n very handsome 25cent numbers by D. & J sader'
q eod.st. MOI, and 3 before have engravings OF
9, John and Mary Amounting Jesus's Feet.
r. A Letter to the so.called Boston Church
.. which are in truth only parts of One Church BY
Member of the Same "a neat pamphlet OF u pages.
ms, issued in Boston, for sale by C. 5. Francis 252
broadway 1t ia plea for Christian Union. on the basis
ofuuy Of spirit bege,ting tolerance of difference of be-
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TIE SpoRTsMAs's LIBRARY; Or Hints on
The Bup,er, Hunting Hounds, Shooting. Game, Sport
,y Dogs, Fishing &C. &c BY JOHN MILLS, author OF
Thu Old English Gentleman, &c. &C. has been issued
!, avery handsome volume by Lea & Blanchard Phia
selpbin tits British work but its hints not with
m, ip,sres. to American Sportsmen.
MARY De CLIFFORD: Novel: By Sir
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EFyp 1.-THE ARTISTS OF AMERICA: A Series oil
Biogrspbica Sketches Of American Artists With Por
traits and Designs Steel By c. EDWARDS LESTER
M L has just been issued Washington Als,on is the
ubiec, of this number The Portrait of Ason is from
gadings picture, engraved steel by Burt and the
letter press is fifty beautiful Ire author well says IN
bis Preface
.The immediate object Of this Series of Biographical
Sketches is to make Our Artists and their Works better
Known home Abroad this is not necessary. for there
,hey have always been better known and better appre
s;ed than Ia their own country The names OF SUCH
man a. West Alston, Dursnd, and Powers, sutf-
cent pledge OF the truth OF this statement.
while every American OF taste, and of national feel
ny IA proud of Artists he bushes when this fact s
od 1t does not reflect much credit upon u.s. 1t seems
10 me TO have il said, and with too much truth that
40 American Artist get bread at home till be has won
fame abroad.
nI have long believed that the nsensbility OF the
Inn 10 the claims Of Art and artists more owing 10
hck Of information these subjects than to any, per-
, all other causes and have long desired to this
E,at supplied with work uniting beauty OF execu
dcl and cheapness Of price with authenticity of facts
10 secure for general circulation. Artists themselves
vii no, do it. although well qualified for the task per
hsps they could do without suffering, however UNI
mjuuy uuklnd imputations No one else seems in |
.aned 10 make attempt and have resolved to try 1t
myself
", 1.-THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE" OF FEB 18th, I
devoted to the Abolition of Capital Punishment. is be-
keus
CoSrESrs-The Established Church of England vs.
Capital Punishment Correspondence of the N. Y. State
Society Appeal to tho friends of Reform Annual Meet
Ing the State Society; Reort OF the Executive Com
miiee; Acknowledgement oil Donations The Cause in
Massachusetts, Rhode leland New Jersey Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Ohio. Indiana and Iowa; Cheevers New De-
iee Reviews ofthe same from the Evening ost Mir
rcy and Tribune Miscellaneous Matter.
Subscriptions received at the Office, l40 Fultonst up
azrs Address Esprit of the Age" by mail or other
wise
A NEw.YoRK SEA CAPTAIN IN TRouBLE.-The ,
Sas publishes letter from Kingston, Jamaicn, from
which appears that Major r. FRIsBIE, master of the
brig Mary Ann of New-York, has been arrested at the
Port Of Monego Bay on charge of Piracy and Abduc
acn Ii stated tina, in 1887 Capt Frisbic stopped at
gOniego Bay and shipped black man named Edward
nun.o. 49, C,n,,, Notx,.N Work
hsvug LETT him in that Island from apprehension that
he Captain intended to sell him into slavery9 and
black woman named Rebecca Scarlet nurse to his
vile, when he cleared for Ncw-York but was obliged
hum some other to put into New. Orleans.
De subsequently, went up the country to Cincinnati |
vhere his wife died and whence Capt F. that he
en the women Scerle,t back far Natchez on her
ry to Jamaica. These people (Rebecca Scarlet and
Edward Duns,on) have never been heard Of though
acre has been many inquiries made about them. On
he 18th December last Major Frisbie went into Monego
Bay on his way to NewYork from Aux Cages where he
wa arrested by an Admiralty warrant and carried be-
fore the Queens Justices the affidavit of the wife OF
Dunston, whom he is charged with having carried
away and sold into slavery The Magistrates thought
there sufficient made out to warrant their
liking Capt Frsbie from the command OF bis vessel and
cargo and ircarcerating him until the higher authorities
hare decided whether there is sufficient TO keep him for
siL.
TAE LATEST YET.--A young gentleman of re-
'ecssbe family was standing in front of the Western
Hoe at Springfield, Mass. few days since, when he
8"aceosed by bluntspoken person, who informed
lin that he Sheriff Cspp of Worhington, and that
g was commissioned 10 arrest him for forgery III
wa!ch he implicated. The young man, Mortified at
hsrru. tha
'esal to no purpose-the Sheriff was MEMORABLE as
sae'Hs always are-when a ray of hope appeared. The
saers, on their way the jail offered clear him if
swoud give him SIS, and say nothing about the mat
s'' This the prisoner eagerly complied with and was
~s liberty. is almost needless to add that the sup
p''ed Sheriff hsrsJug and that forgery what
ever mad been committed. Rogers, the perpetrator OF
ms naisdemcanor, has since been arrested
a NEW BRICK MAcHiNE.-We examined on
s'Vaay iass new brick machine constructed by CuL
sSA1SoS McMiLLEN IS Co which appears to be great
Fo'e'nent upon any thing OF the kind which has yet
eco attempted In fact ii differs entirely in principle
Ssn any we have before or heard 81
he clay in crude state ia thrown with shovel into
'aopper, in which mill, orpuvcrizer placed over tine
Sper prcsswheel III such manner TO discharge the
az INTO the mouds both sides OF the. press.yheel-
Iaemouds being filed in this manner with puverized
Nv pass under the presswheel wice-giving the brick
seoao'e pressure and shaving them smooth BY means
AuHe a,tac0ed 20 the machine. ne prlcks
S'0sn OFT of the Inoulds by admirable continuance
ssthle each end of the machine, at the rate the
petors say Of $500 per hour, sufficiently hard be
1sfedin the kiln As the whole works will be under
I they can work well in rainy or foul weather as
ven X is dry
sHsS pretty close examination could see no rea
Wy this machine will answer the purpose for
'.Sa was intended. Cincinnati Atlas.
~ colored gentleman by the name of Mason
gseo claims to be the lieeiimae of Ex-Governor
~ Of Virginia, lectured to crowded house at the
church last evening. His theme was the horrors
Il, e'ery and having been slave himself for twenty
sIesfs related many touching incidents connected
own history, and the history of his feow-ssves
De was born the plantation of Gov. Mason,
Goroe "as KEEP, house servsn, until a of the
becoming OF he given 10 the latter As
No. servant, together with s25 0Oo and two
bi;., he accompanied young Mason TO New Orleans,
Ns,s ae principal race courses in his route, and from
70 St Louis, where it appears The ardent young
becoming short Of funds suffered his faithful
servant to be sold sheriff sale, pay his hotel
yes,. de was then worked a field slave fox three
a., eha so inhumsnly treated tina; he away and
or seas suffering and perseverance, reached Canada
can he Is an uneducated man. but reads well and
bss,ae. de exhibits considerable father wit" and
o.W0urses are calculated TO excite much sympathy
brethren In bondage. cleveland Paindeaer
hrsg me Mechanics Association Of Rochester cele-
cf tenth Anniversary at tha. city on ina lOh
NeasiY hundred guests sat down to the supper