New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16
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which was continued FOR the space Of twenty. seven
wears This work has recently been published from the
authors manuscript al immense quantity of which mas
been preserved in the Royal Library Of Stockholm 1t
details his conversation with multitude OF the spirits
rho most DISTINGUISHED OF all ages, including Ans
,o,l Cicero MAhomet Lsibniiz Sir Isaac Newton,
ers Of the Popes and many of the Scripture characters
l, will be incorporated in the Swedenborg Library now
publishing by Nr. Allen, l39 Nsssau-st
~ The CRY Society for the Abotoa OF Capital
Punishment will NEE, 81 Lukes Building corner OF
Grove and Hudson SITS, this evening &. q ocIocS. MF
Murray very talented speaker, Will address the meet
ns IN favor OF Capital Punishment and will be replied 10
by others in opposition All are invited
SOUTHERN M,IL-The afternoon mail from PHI.
sdeIphia for New York leaves the former City today and
henceor,h at instead OF 5ocIock, P. NJ and tbs alter
noon Mail from New-iork will also be accelerated M
leaving the foot OF Liberty quarter to- ocock
The Great Southern Mail CONTRARY to what we had been
led to believe by IN the Southern papers
sill closes as usual at u O'Clock a. NJ and leaves the City
! a9.
NEW MUSICAL HALL-A meeting OF some Of the
members the Philharmonic Society and oiner gentle
men was held at the Coliseum Saturday evening in
relation to the erection of large and elegant Hall cor
responding with the progressive population and wants OF
musical taste Professor U. c. HILL President OF the
Philharmonic was Chairman OF the msetins He stated
that upward OF $4,000 had already been subscribed oy
the Members of the Philharmonic and after the adop
ton Of spirited resolutions, handsome sdditiona
amount vas subscribed Mr.. Hi has cause TO coasraIr
ae himself having brought his favori!e project 50 lar
toward successful completion. His energy and untr
ing perseverance every thing relating TO Music have
made tine whole City his friends. We have little doubt
that the grand Concert in aid OF the funds OF The pro-
posed building which to be given some time IN April
will be the most extensive affair OF the kind ever a
tempted this country and It's proceeds we nope VIII
correspond.
If the Programme for this musical festivals not a.
ready entirely determined upon, we would suggest 10
Mr. Hill the performance OF Mozarts Mass IN c. 50 sc
mirably analysed and commenced upon by Mt Dwight
Ia his opening .ecture. If Mr.. Nyman and his mock OF
singing birds OF the Sacred Music Society would lend
their assistance THIS sublime piece o uuse 0oulu 0e
worthily produced
/ FINE SrArIoSERY.-The brilliant clear lmpid
Black Ink manufactured by Thaddeus Davds LIZ John
St. ought to bs termed real blessing editors II IS
a pleasure 10 write with it. His Sealing Wax, Waters
Indeble Ink Sc &c all OF the superior qus
J ity.
Mr. DwIGHr's LECTURE on MUsIc.-We learn
that the second in Mr. Dwghts Course OF Lectures
Music will be delivered this evening at the Society Libra
~. We wish could mpart to our readers 1.-THE of
the interest already feel in this gentleman and mis- lee
tures-and that the house would be thronGed
in every part Those vino attend will obtain deeper
and clearer insight into the character and mission OF Mu
sic than they have before been able 10 acquire
IMPROVEMENT IN PIANos.-Frth X Hall have
discovered and are applying to several Pianos in
process OF construction principle of distributing
and eoualizng the strain OF the wires which maniiesy
possesses very great advantages BY this plan, also the
,Lcicg upward
is cbovc instead of bslop the srngs-so that the hard
striking OF the hammers necessary TO produce full tone
from this part OF the instrument instead oil raising and
eventually loosing the strings only serves 20 force them
still closer against the bridge We understand that this
important invention haS bcen patented
ECapt Tinkers new London packet the Mar
earet Evans. was launched on Saturday morning She
is noble vessel
Eg5@ Mr. Whales public Source last week was
one OF the most delightful affairs OF the seasonal per
feet dimple on the smiling cheek of Winter. The dane
ing of Mr. Whale and his graceful daughters in The
famous Polka, exquisite.
EY~ The Examiner is the title OF u weekly pa
per commenced by D. X. Minor & Co. % Chambersst,
containing great deal of useful information respecting
City affairs II ought to be read by every payer We
presume Editor will in future take little more pains
with his proofreadng and the construction Of his SEN
fences We read in the first number that there has
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County officers there is probably not member of the
Common Council tina, understands the distinction that
constitutes the difference that much damage will result
from the sewers constructed from the ignorance Of
those who have been operating digging supposed in
the premises that OF the topics 10 be discussed In
the Examiner is the peculiar relation in which the 60
vernment OF the City holds to tina! OF the state &c &c
Truly here is room for improvement and as The Editor
is a Minor, it is fair to hope for IL
The WILLIAM j. RoMER.-There is an impress
dali,
know no--tha this vessel has been lost at sea As no.
thing can have been heard from her. and she is not yet
due here we do not see why any such fear should exist
~Bennett's Herald was the only paperi in New
York that had the by the Sunbeam. And the Mcr
chants Reading Room in this City was rctnarhaoy SNORT
VI Boston Mercantile Journal.
~ The wires of the Otiing Telegraph were on
Saturday laid through the City the pees occupied by
the Philadelphia Telegraph.
EY The statement in Fridays paper In rea-
ton to the accident the niece Of Mr. Quimby in Canal
st. was incorrect in some particulars The person who
irst came TO her the colored man IN the EN-
pIoy of Mrs Bnnckerhof who, without thought, threw
down horse blanket which would have been very use
full and ventured himself pull off the burning clothes
ipiurpg bis hands somewhat In his attempt Upon hear
ing her screams Mr. Kelly who lives in the house,
leaped from his bed, taking the coverlet with him and
rushed ilto the yard threw the coyerlet around tho
burning girl the instance that man dashed
tub Of water over her. The flames instantly smoth
cred The girl badly burned but her face is untouch
ed by toe flames, and she will recover without being dis
figured.
FROM ST.. DoMISGo-The schooner Potomac
rived yesterday in a days from ST Domingo We learn
from Capt. Berry that the day he sailed he
feet standing for and within few miles OF the city
sstng of frigate two steamers and schooners. He
supposed them TO be Spanish. The Domincans were MT
ring heet consisting OF the snip Alert formerly Of
New York a brig and schooner. They had heard OF
me march Of Haytan Army against them and were
making preparations TO give them warm reception.
We also learn by Capt. Snow Of the Schr. Oregon