New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
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! ~ The City is bathed in the sparkling Spring
sunshne-a real Champagne atmosphere of the true
blue Cerulean brand which the earth drinks in and is
glad Even the omnibussprugs have taken upon them
selves to be elastic and the very deadwalls glirmer
with sort OF quaint and not unreasonable fun. The
brown agstones have blossomed with the Spring fash-
ions and every face radiant with the life infused
into every frame The begear forgets to close of his
eyes in mock blindness and looks out boldly and with
two good round starers into the beautiful ar-so as
satin and fresh as cammomile.dew. The little thin pale
boy VIII o sells pocketcombs cent apair, in Park.row.
forgets that the Church has sprnkled Its quota o.
the street. oreets the choking dust and is happy The
grass begins green and fresh under the feet
paupers they hurry their hagsard rendezvous on
the steps of the Aims House, and they feel thrill OF
unwonted pleasure through their wasted FORMS Cadav
erous cabhorses grow sleek and jolly they snuff the
scent of new. mown hay in the ar-o future. In short
every think grows finely except this unlucky paragraph
which persists in remaining dry s,ubble.
II" The Board Of Aldermen last night received
French & Heisers bill for S275O for refreshments fur
nshed the fremen In July last during the Great Fire.
They cut it down 1850 and passed it, Little other
business was transacted in that Board.
The Board OF Assistants concurred With the Aldermen
In refundng to George Lovet S4,3ll a. paid by him
In 1898 for property sold for taxes the validity Of which
has been contested. Joseph Hopkins sent in plan
for the relief Of vessels shpwrecked the The
resolution from the other Board Diminishing Mack Oakley,
Superintendent OF Buildings referred TO special
committee. Nicholas II. Fisher appointed Inspector
for Fifth District, Eleventh Ward. James Reese,
Third District First Ward IA resolution adopted
requesting the Mayor offer reward of 800 for the
detection and conviction Of any Illegal voter.
~ The second performance of LIE Desert
drew much larger house than the first and the piece
was received with renewed testimonials of appreciation.
1t may be regarded permanently established in public
favor, and every body will be delighted to
hear that to be repeated the 18th inst The per-
Torrance last night decided improvement on the
first The choruses were better, and Mr.. Psige per-
formed his difficult task with more complete success.
B Dr. WIErlNG gives the second in his regu.
lar course of Lectures Physiology and Anatomy this
Tuesday, evening at Rev. Mr. Martyrs church, in
Chrystie-st. above Delaney.
q Mr.. WHITNEY's limitations of some of the
most distinguished Orators among whom were McDuffe
Randolph &C. were received last night with much en-
thusiasn by a select audience. Mr.. w also diversified
his entertainment with rectatons from Shakespeare &C.
~ The Home Branch of the Hutchinson
Family were greeted las, evening by large and nte
gent audience. If their singing was In some respects
inferior to that OF the brothers and sister now in Eng
land it Ia than simple justice to say that it was
far superior to that of any other of the Fam
lies Of Vecslists who have visited our City The ex-
pectaons of the audience though high were not disap
pointed. If may judge from the applause which fol-
lowed many Of the pieces The voice of Cousin Ann
Ia peculiarly rich and meodous. and her manners are
graceful and pleasing The voices of the Family blend
very tremendously producing chorus of great sweet
meas and compass. Theirs is the music for the mlo n
and we hope that numbers may hear 1t before they
leave US.
r-Ess Cu,prrs r. RuRr rrcu made an able sneech
last evening Slavery, at Phoenix Hail.
PHREsoLoGY-Mr. L. N. Fowler delivers a
lecture in Clinton Hall this evening the application
of this Science the different organizations required
for the various occupatsns and pursuits in life-show-
Ing for what particular BUSH by nature nd
vidually qualified inasmuch all differ
entity organized The Science Of Phreuology is pretmi-
nenty the best by which such knowledge can be ob
tanned and advise all young especially to attend
individuals selected from the audience will be examined
at the close of the lecture. Admission only six pence.
TREES, CRAFTS, CUTTINGS, SEEDS, &c-The
Farmers Club meets this day at u o'clock An cxten
sive exchange of fruit gratis seeds, &C. Is expected
Some very choice gratis now in the possession of the
Club More than 1000 choice fruit gratis and cuttings
with inuumerable seeds. have this season been dis
tributed through the Club.
A NEW LIGEr.-We have recently been trying
new description of Candle which promises TO super
cede. In measure the of sperm or WAY They are
made of Stearc Acid, and known to the trade Rs
Adamant Pearl Lights They Of pure brilliant
white, hard marble and 10 appearance scarcely
be dstin guished from the best Patent They viii burn
long Paten: Sperm, but at the time with
greater volume Of light and without smoke or running
Morse & Winslow, in Chelsea the makers These
Candles ordered for the Aston Franklin, How
ard and Hotel United Safes at Saratoga etc
q meeting of the Staten Island Ferry Com
mirtee took place al the Controllers Rooms in the Hal
of Records Saturday afternoon and, after consid
cradle discussion, adjourned to Saturday next
q The favorite steamer Troy will resume he,
trips to Albany Thursday morning leaving this City
every other day.
RANToUL's LETTERS on CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
The Spirit of the Age sheperiodical of the New Yorh
State Society for the Abolition Of Capital Punishment
contains this month the able series OF Letters to thu
Governor and Legislature of Massachusetts by Rober
Rantou, Jr. showing sbundanty and clearly that wher
capital punishment whether as the penalty of muir
der, forgery arson, theft any other crime has beer
abolished those very crimes have just certainly de
creased. Single copies may be had at I40 Fultonst M
stairs, the office OF the Society.
BROOKLYN
, COLONIZATION MEETIsG.-An opportunity vii
he ureseuted this evening the good ctzens of Brock