New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21
CITY ITEMS.

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Tsrs report On Change yesterday that the news
by the Caledonia was in ,oFn batwe hsd ieiezEan'e
.;ss-cb from Boston q, o'clock yesterday morning ~
r,r =. sn-;pvssd ;hat she bad not been teesrsphei
Tbs TaIsrrsph wires are broken between Springfield
sid NsvEavsa The principal point Of interest n the
Caledonia, sdvices VIII be respecting the Great Britain
II she sailed On the I'd uli the gTavesf aPpreaesoas
will necessarily Re felt |, cannot Dc org 0eio's cue OF
, the other arrives.
~ The Franco American population were con-
.de-sblv aeitsted yesterday by an article which sP
oes-ed in L. Cs-ier ies E.a.s lsis n which Letter
yrss introduced from gentleman IN Louisiana calling
the Editor OF the FrGrcou1eiH renegade and s'yhs
Ms paper tie Franco RsresG: Several OF cur french
citizens held meeting Yesterday to sHe ne a"1ye''
INTO consideration. snd adjourned over q! 'o"dsy
- A large and powerful new Fire Engine, Tor
the members of Company No ~ located Z Chambers
:, was tried IN the PARK ana gave entire sstsise''on
Although one of the large brakes was broken al the start
water was thrown 20 the image OF Justice on TIE Ci'y
Hall hight quite sufficient Cor a useful purposes This
Engine wa, built by Mr.. Smith OF West Broadway and
j. intended 20 replace the destroyed by the blowing
I'd of Msssrs Croker Wa-Tens stor in July !eiS IL
i in good hands the members ct No = nave ever
proved themselves worthy members Of the Department
- The Courier des Efats JRis states that il
has private letters from Havana which show that santa
Anna brouch, with him in the Arsb, TO Vera
Cruz twenty spanish officers of distinguished ability
among the number Narciso Lopez who has acted dis
,inguished part IN the civil Of Old Spain From
other accounts we learn ;hst these officers under Santa
anna are TO have commands in The attempt eNpel our
columns of INVASION One of them it is added is very
able cavalry officer who says that with corps of 1900
TO oppose Us we can never reach the Capital Others
are good arlerysts who will hu:l death upon us in the
passes of Salallo and at Salho, San Luis Potosi.
r. BURKE. whose great power and pure and
classical style playing have created so wide circle o.
enthusiastic admirers in this country gives Concert
TO morrow a, the Tabernacle De Meyer ard Pco viii
assist and the affair will be rather Musical Festival
than Concert. De Meyer by his composition OF the
Audcn,e Reioso has shown that he has claims to be
considered composer OF high order we'll as an art
ist OF surprising powers.
u Why don't crery holy so and see Wander
lyns great National Picture To say nothing whatever
of the character Of the picture itself we should imagine
that at least every American in the City would look at
i, twenty-five worth if only FOR the honor OF the
thing But the painting itself really grea; and
for all who eyes and hearts is worth hours and
hours Of patient study. Now, go and see it,
~ THE FAIR positively closes on Friday night.
All who have delayed visiting the exhibition have but
two days left This evening there will be agrand display
of FREY Works O'Clock. in competition ior Silver
Cup Tomorrow at P. NJ. Capt. Taylor will give some
interesting submarine and nautical exhibitions showing
the process taking vessels bars and into shall
low harbors By of hs yinvened India Rub
Der Camels made for the Government
" Mrs. MowArr so lar from being compelled
~, Pol
tmore a. our correspondent yesterday suggested will
not be ut all interrupted in her professional ayocaons
She arrived here yesterday and proceeded to Boston
Immediately for the purpose of filling her engagement
there,
- SvoRI's third Concert better attended
than either OF the others and his performances seemed
to take still deeper hold upon the hearts of his au
dence He gives his last Concert Friday evening
previous 20 his departure for Boston.
Cy- The FAIR goes briskly on, and we have
little doubt could continue open with profit 10 all except
the articles exhibited for two weeks longer. There
would have to be supply OF pumpkins, dahlas,
grapes and squsshes, however
r. That rainstom seems to have committed
even greater devastaons Pennsylvania than in New
York The Loco Foco papers full OF the distressing
details OF its ravages.
II The ITALIAN OPERA it is now positively
said in high quarters will open at Pslmos early next
month. 1t is also said that the company Is a very able
one We hope both saysos are true
r An old lady was knocked down by the Har
lem cars at the corner Center and Broome yes
;erday and one her taken off by the passing
over it.
e A Lecture on Book Keeping will be dev
cred at the Mercantile Library tomorrow evening The
number of volumes in the Library reaches about
! 1900
- Dr. Banning's notice OF Free Sciestiic Lee
lures should have read tbs and M week.
Discovery IL ART.-By recent discovery of
Prot Plumbe engraved copies OF Daguerreotype like
ness can be furnished with great facility, and on very
reasonable terms are informed Specimens be
seen at the Plunbe National Daguerrean Gallery. the
upper corner OF Broadway and Murrayst.
- The Lecture OF Dr.. Banning, on Monday even
ing remarkable for the presentation and new colo
cation OF scientific facts in style perfectly Ineligible
popular assembly Il could not but inspire deep inter
every real friend to the advancement OF science
AS well in the uudtuies who ahorng under ner
| yous affections dyspepsia, bronchitis &c.
He introduced his subject by remarking that though
pursuing path entirely novel and untrodden yet his
track does any of the old walks OF science
Although ifueHt0r he was not an tnROrdor lie has add
ed TO- not deracted from the deductions OF medical sci
ence He would not think OF nvidous remark the
/ regular medical practice
| His fundamental position this-that the large
class of affections alluded 10 above, with mIy others,
such supposed liver, lung and dropsica affections,
DO result from primary affections e. from actu-
al disease OF the organs themselves but arrangement OF
that natural rltire position which il OF the essential
laws of the human frame In treating this subject the
mechanical structure OF the human trunk is 10 De con-
sdered as under the lac of position. There is law OF
position which is Divine. This law 10 undsputed by all
snatomiss governing all the hard paris and in their
! treatment they strictly regard IT,
Every one knows that all the medicine in the world
poured into the stomach would dislocation
nor Sc, broken bone Now respects this law Of po
ston the soft parts really jus, subject TO II as the
hard parts They have place which they must 1T or
essential principle syiolated. The lecturer insisted
very strenuousy This fundamental position He then
confined bis the internal organs and laid
/ down tho following data
/ From The throat TO the of the trunk the whole
Is tu organs > Al these join each other. There Is
, They tHtetGed 20 support each other.
They under the power OF grayitaron. 5. As this
up and down Is natural, it requires natural sup
ports Each of parts has is own functions bat has
nothing do with sustaining itself It merely lies in irs
hy-sn prria-