New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-09

has been made by the teachers of the several schools 10
.nove all lust complaints OF the frequent oil coTpo
sa punishment Moral suasion has been substituted
and in some schools the teachers and pupils have unteo
in locking I'D the rod lime and generally III restrict
Ing lis use to ncorrigble 80 That no" lhis oue
nj punphment Is In iittle use.
The amount Of school monies levied in the county Tor
the wear ls46 is s2i9732 49, making an aggregate OF
ssi5l9i % since the passage Of the new law sno
win the levy for the year 1916 the amount OF school
monies raised 10 the city and county o Newl DIX during
years under the law of 1872 will have been more iha
million of dollars
~ We see the New Haven papers go in tor
Fence Around the Green-which. if it surrounds the
entire Greenness must OF be pretty extensive
By the way when TO have them Benches Around
the Fountain This question OF vital importance
and one that must be attended TO-
r The Clown at Palmos Amphheatre says
,hs, the policy OF Mr. Calhoun the Oregon Question
ike the Oregon Territory ii borders on the Pacihc
~ That noble aud sublime painting, The Court
cfpes,h will be removed from NewYork in a few Gays
there are any lovers OF Art who have not yet visited IL
they should forego that pleasure no longer
~ The chances for Mr.. Cranch's beautiful Land
scspe are filing up although there are Anew more
left Look in at Homans s. Ellis's, 295 Broadway and
put DOWN your names.
II Some Of the most splendid specimens OF
Mercantile Architecture in the Union can be seen in the
worth the trouble, il only a matter OF curiosity
HowEs AMPHlTHEATRE.-The genuine and
hearty wit OF Dan Rice the Mr. Merryman OF this estab
bment of itself enough to induce the to and
enjoy his fun He is decidedly the best Clown we have
ever seen Then the graceful and astonishing tcats OF
the fascinating little child Nixon arc perfectly picturesque
md charming The India Rubber Man too is most
wonsrful wonder; and Mr. Coles beautiful Dog, who
dances the Polka puts the candle and sings grand
Italian scena from notes big the cover OF tea kettle
keeping admirable time with his forcpaw aud growl-
ns out all sorts of uuimsgnsbe cads:as-is never to
b. forgotten The riders both male and female are per
ops of great professional talent and especially popular
bthe daring and irresistible Macarte.
~. A miserable rain on Saturday cleared up
during the night and yesterday clear and cold as
anybody could desire We noticed on Friday nighta
circle round the Mocu and only The day before saw
ca. OH the garden wall licking her left ear We knew,
therefore that a storm was brewing.
The ISMAY GALLERY.-The arrangements tor
the inmsn Gallery going with great activity and
90 Tuesday the collection will be open to the public
The numerous friends whom lnman left Sehind him will
glad Of this opportunity of showing their respect to
bis memory by visit those works which remain as
The memorials OF his genius.
BLooMIYGpALE ASYLUM FOR THE lNsANE.-The
number of patients admitted this Asylum during the
Last year was 1873 viz: II males and e. females Whole
number In the ASYLUM within the year including those
remaining a, its commencement 242 viz: les males aud
III females OF these 81 were discharged cured. -
mach improved % improved, 20 unimproved, - died
Remaining December 3lst ls45 H. viz; 60 males and
81 females
q THE CANADIANS" is the name of new
paper jus, started somewhere but the place of its publ
cation is omitted 1t is mostly devoted TO Agriculture,
and IS neatly printed
II James q Bennett appeared on Saturday
sfernoon at the Lower Police office and made complaint
ohRvnu been assaulted and beaten by a. w Clason jr
Eco on the 2sth January last The warrant for the ar
n of Mr. Cason was put the hands of Prince Johu
Davis, who started Immediately for his victim
PORTRAIT OF DIR. PERcVAL We are glad &c
ss.n from the Journal of Commerce that portrait o
this distinguished poet scholar and seoogis about to
Be painted by Jocelyn 26 arkplace for the NewforS
Gallery Of Fine Arts. 1t Wac ordered by gentleman oil
this city whose liberal example we hope will be initiated
BY many others and that the Newfork Gallery VIII be
come depository for the portraits OF great numbers
distinguished men, bo,a of the present and succeeding
generations In this way would soon be point OF at
traction both to Americans and foreigners unsurpassed
By any in the city
Il ".
nom Justice and Charles Benson, sentenced convict
escaped from the jail at Springfield Macs on The ''h INST
By means OF false keys Hicks is IS years old feet II
inches high light complexion. and large WHISPERS Ben
,suis l6 years old small size and wore away an OLD
eaLskin cap and grey sstine rock coat. reward is
05ered for their arrest.
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Christian Fritz, a barber, was
found the sidewalk in Division carly Saturday
in dy;p md he al tpr
SsremOval to his house. Rum killed him. Patrick
lsGy. 8oomingda!e Road and Sarah Barnes, OF 40
Caerry-soee, died of congestion Of the brain.
r FIRE-About halfpast five o'clock Saturday
mornings are was discovered in the old sugar house
The corner OF Rose and Duane streets, now used
'oaee spice, and mustard grinding mill The policemen
ins the FIRE long before Il, broke out, but were
sn where 4, lsproceeded from bag OF scorched
se that had been placed in the mill the day previous
that during the night igni,ed aud communicated
Ssto the building. which was extinsui.hed with no
sss. damage. The alarm yesterday afternoon be-
sssen and 5 O'Clock proceeded from Yorkvie
a The schooner Eliza, III the foo, OF Rutgers
Sses robbed on Saturday night, and the Captain
ecAi, containing clothing and valuable papers, taken
fUu the cabin
IS Mr.. Ciasou has given bail TO answer that
@"hidng Of james Gordon Bennett
e They are circulating good jea d'e$pr't III
.s'0uicatom. gentleman met his friend, Professor
0'se, al the door OF mutual acquaintance, and The
Osasor, with his usual poeness. held The door ioi
- osses to pass. No. my dear sir" said the gentle
i couldn't think of going ahead of the lightning
4SkxsTs,-Lewis A. Dean, for obtaining goods
n3 iaSe p.eences- Augustus J. Mason and henry
- Tor being deserers from the U. $ ship North Ca
n"sa'-.-Parick Brown, Dennis o Donneil and james
mr. heas rH.F NklyN
m Using counterfeit bli on Christian Wincketnan
W; fnnee. street .Jsmes ksn for ar assault on
cav IAN turlong- Thomas Williams stealing coat and
Np Ton hall Of SO Princes,reet
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
..a "ashington-sreet, from Front street TO the
~ LAS lately been raised, new graded and paved
Increased convenience for business in that Sec
,tr Stephen II. Nichols, SON of R. h Nichols
e o. The Y 8 Navy, has bsen absent from his home
,ee Monday last As it was known that he had con.