New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
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"a published in very beautiful style for the Plane, and
with the words in French and English They contain the
Hymn 10 Night and the Rever-those fascinating
POSITIONS which have become popular well with
lists us with the rest public. The and pc,ur
e,que instrumental effects In the paniment have
besn sslfully preserved In the Delicious Oh
rtly Night Those who heard the fine and express
i've In which these songs have been given by MI.
PAIGE will be anxious to possess them.
ETf' The Sd number Of The American Journal
4 Homeopathy was Issued on Saturday Il is edited By
Dr. Kirby and Snow.
~ Capt. ALBERT DE GRooT, whose career on
DO Hndson the Niagara has rendered his llustri
90, 10 Travelling World, has sold his Interest in this
gendid boat the EewYork and Troy Steamboat Com.
pny We hope not long TO miss his firm hand and
honest cheerful face from the Hudson.
II Yesterday was about the first really sultry
t,y we have hod this season. The Thermometer at 8
O'clock stood painting at 82' II Is not likely that
,hall any cold weather till after dogdays An
race, which has been getting for several days past
may 20 back TO his bed again.
~ The merry Fountain sparkled away merrily
Yesterday afternoon In the sunshine playing and working
By turns while the chains surrounded and bent to the
ground with the weight Of those unfortunate people who
came out TO enjoy their little Sabbath rosngspel around
r Fountain and found nothing whereupon 10 rest their
weary limbs.
this evening" for the discussion Of tea and public affairs
u Mr.. TEMPLEToN. whose card appears In our
columns this morning. seems to have sxoneratcd himself
from the charge betrayal of confidence and shows that
others 10 whom the letters entrusted with special in
antion 10 show them TO responsible for their
Publication.
BABE PARDoHED.-We learn from an authentic
source that President has granted full and uncondi
onal pardon Babe convicted Of pracy!on board the
schooner Sarah Lavina. about three ago. 1t
stated to have been the expressed Intention of President
Tyler to have pardoned Babe before going out Of Office and
that his emission TO do entirely accidental. The
prisoner has borne his long dreadful Of suspense
with stoicm. although sometimes giving way TO despair
and calling upon his Keepers to hang him ut once rattle!
give the world faithful transcript OF his thesghis emo
lions hopes and ancies during his imprison
men how far would brpass the htensest Interest oil all
nctons OF the heart
AMERICAN ISsTiTUrE-At an Election for Trus-
tees omcors Committees the American Institute
held nj the Repository the Park Thursday the l4th
asy of May the following elected for the ensuing
year
PresIdent-Mahlon Dickerson.
Vice Presldents-Shephcrd Knapp John j Mapes. John
Campbell.
Recording Secrctary-Henry Messs
Corresponding Secretary-T. Is. Wakeman.
Treasurcr--E T. Backhouse
supcrintendng AGENT. b Wakeman.
Committee on Fnance--John Campbell, John d. Ward
Thomas b. Stiluap Robert Lovett George Bacon, Linus
W Sevens, John Bunting
Managers of the Nlueteeuth Annual Falr-Adoniram
Chandler James Van Norden. Hemqn w. Childs. Gee
Eudicott William Hail. James Smith Martin E Thomp-
son, Isaac Fryer. Robert Lovett, Thos Stiman g. T.
Haven, Thos W Harvey, George Clifford. James X wal
crs s. s. Bowman II. c. wcstervelt. r. ii. McCurdy
John Cloves H. Bradford, A. j. Hamilton, Charles
Dennison f. p Schools, George Bacon George u DELAY
George C. Mann
Committee on Commentators Bacon, c. c. Haven
Vim. Langley, Chas. Denniscn, Abraham Bell
Committee on MannfActures-Jokn ID. Ward, JORDAN L.
Mott Jas r. Smith, Geo. EndIcott, Linus W. stevens
Committee o. Arts and Scieuces-James Rcnwick,
Thomas b. Slruan, James II. Chiffon, Thomas w, mar
wy, Horstio Allen. Chas W Copeland James >. Mares
p Durgal c. L. Elliot, Richard NJ Roe ros'Af nnoee''
Committee on Admission of Members-Adonlrsm Chane-
Ter Henry Megs Robert Lovett, Heman W. Chiias' Geo
Bacon. Wv,
Committee on Correspondence and the Library-Wil-
lam InelIs Martin e. Thompson s. s. Bowman LiV L'V
ingston c,,x
days
Ir The funeral Of Mr.. HARTMAN KING. the Fire
man uho.a unfortunate death have already noticed
VA, attended Yesterday afternoon from his residence IN
Rosc,t by large number Of friends and acouaiutsnees
md great Of his brother Ftremen by al! OIL
whom the deceased was hello In the highest respect
rT> The BRooKLYN NAVY YARD is just now the
eue of good deal OF the hustle and preparation oil war
Ike times and walk Through the varioas departments OF
this extensive establishment serves TO give ono oe''er
PRACTICAL idea what is go!nS on than can DC got e'e
where Orders have been received to launch the sioop o.
vs Albany which has been ready for several years She
Will probably be ready be launched In about two weeks
Tue soop Dale is making ready and will sail for Inc
slsc In a few DAYS The Brooklyn Advertiser says;
con,s,r,. of tho scarcity Of still continue TO
maae and n our whole force is TO be fitted out
,culty Is apprehended in procuring safcieni
10 man them The Government will nave 10 ineress' .e
napcemrn 10 enlist At present no bounty oues'
ma h, Tire. months pay given the men In advance
The latter we believe, is S2 per month"; ana amounts W
s enormous aum of $50, which In ninety eases CUT
Of hnnrca goes 10 pay up old scores with JACKS as'
,,s,oa Tbs Ia IN nearly every his only ndreenent
10 enlist into the service OF the u s Navy ie
ihip Relief and sleeps Boston ana freoie MY " t -;
grcaS In the way Of repairs ' ef! h''1s 'N " -
1t the Dry Dock
H C.sr1r GARDEN was Delightfully."- cool and
pleasant last evening.
ES Hon r, NJ SAUNDERS, successor 10 hon
wAsHseroS IRVING as Minister to the Court OF Spa mas
arrived IN the CITY on his embark FOR EUROPE AUG
taken lodgings at the Astor House
cS- We see it stated that Mr.. CrNARp'is aoou'
sounleus arrangements for line OF steamers oe'"ee
LIVERPOOL and New-Iork semimonthy, so as 10 anofa
r,ruts- weekly communication with Europe II Is also
ala tina, Mr. cunard expected 20 arrive in this country
90 the HiaerTd.
~ The Great BritGin begins to be looked tor
BY some At our ouanuncs We hope they have plenty o.
patience and long spy-slsssss
rs- Charles Corbett from Albany. arrived in this
city on wednesday evening last and stopped AZ 10
toa.t he lef there at ii O'Clock on WEDNESDAY ana Gas
not be heard OF since. Any nfornstion " 'tsll W" -
ceived a. the Pacific Hotel Greenwich-St: q,
q. Rev. BENJAMIN HARVEY, OF hel NIL. ,'.,.,
III years OF age. viii lecture in The Iaoethssie
fag. He served in the Revolution unaea t ,s hssn a
Command of Washington sna Putnam, anu n4s - 80,
preacher Of the Gospel for than a teuhe- o s
now poor and lnrn, his friends have in'i.s nv o,h