New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10
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apou, ,ss-so that liability to apoplectc attacks OF THIS
il one OF the regular incidents OF the season-
The immediate occasion of the receut attack was Inc
Mysterious Clipper OF which we have already SPOKEN
sd which has created great sensation as would Inc
sudden appearance Of the Flying Du,chan in our wa
,ers Intense as ungra,ed has been the curiosity enc
lees as unreasonable the specustions and theories oh
GUS as sagacious the prophecies suffered mace anu "
tered upon this aengrossng topic FROM Class 70 es
from circle to circle the excitement spread until a
n;eb become uniyersal-untl the painful tension Of
public curiosity happily in some measure reAe'eu
BIZ the beautiful Clipper herse who spread heF "h'e
inr, over the dark bosom OF the waters and ed ava!
snpa,enty lost TO sight in the level depths Of tns Oe
kv WHY she went what she carries IN her secret CAP
is who goes with her or what the objects, aims
and purposes the expedition we are profoundly gnoF
ant The rapid and unexpected movements of Napo-
Leon which astounded Europe and kept all Christendom
from sleeping onghts not managed with more Sc
cresy or imposing mystery than this expedition Of the
Mysterious Clipper. And yet there were not lacking
those who Of course knew all about it. good souls they
always know every thing) One said that the Govern
men, had positively chartered the vessel TO send out De-
suatches-he had DO doubt of the fact hs cousin
uncle was Head Of the Bootbackng Department al the
White House. and could not be mistaken. Mr.. Charles
MeIngaw the confidential and special messenger oil the
State Department with private dispatches from MI bu'
chanan Mr. Bdwell attached to the Britith Legation
&c. &c certainly 70 go-so said the E"press-aho
the Clipper had been chartered for SlUO per u1oh'h-
Another offered bet thousand doars that the Nepo
leon of Wals, had chartered the Clipper for the pur-
pose Of GENERATING on stocks in the London Market One
commended that one OF our weahiest heresses had made
clandestne match and eloped in the beautiful Cutter
whose cabin was filed with money bags. Such were
the specuations which yesterday filled the City float ed
about among the elegant capitals which de not adorn the
columns in the Exchange, and mingled with the stream
ing steam that trickled down the windows Of the Gus
tom House. The omnibuses going up town after the
ockinrup of Walst,were full of talk about the Myste
rous Cipper-it penetrated the dinner table, the so'
rec the boudoir-nothug else any where TO be heard
of but the Mysterious Clipper.
Wel--she is gone! When she parted from the wharf
crowd Of spectators her gun with cheers and
waving of hats and cheers also resounded from the
decks of the Patrick Henry-the beautiful Clippers mag
pfcent antagonist in the the atlantic Then
the graceful creature hcstated if she had forgotten 10
| say goodbye to somebody-paused off the Battery,
where she remained until the arrival of the Southern
Mal-when boat was seen rowing swiftly out TO the
beautiful Clipper, who bowed her head low over the
water waved her in farewell to the shore, and ran
out to sea- Heaven speed the bonnie boat and gallant
crew, and bring them safely back
~ The Board Of Aldermen last night held a
long hard working session, at which, however, little but
private business actually accomplished Among the
Reports read recommending various fundament-
al changes in the Police Law which was laid on the Ia
Another applying the Legislature 10 restore the
Auction Duties adopted report from the Board
of Assistants favor of giving the advertisement Of tax
sales TO the Morning News, nonconcurred in, and
the matter referred to the Comptroller. The Mayor
sent Message relating the breaking out OF the email
pox among the cmigrants the Hottingucr and recon-
mendipg that application be made to Congress Tor
law compelling every emgrant ship to have surgeon
on board to examine passengers On motion, the
port of the Finance Committee Taxes adopted,
and the necessary resolutions passed and ordered be
transmitted Albany for the consideration of the Lcg
lature The to be raised exceeds two millions
and half of dollars The the question stood 10
to 2-Charlick and Brady The ordinance making the
appropriations was laid the thble and ordered be
printed. "A resolution proposed by Alderman
Stonea in favor of improving the Fountain by the
ton of an iron railing enclosing the same, with elegant
seats and ornsmenting the with marble stauary
After conversation with the Chairman of the Lands
Committee this item was Withdrawn, the Chairman
promising keep the subject in consideration. We de-
voutly hope in behalf Of the thirteen thousand and odd
Names who look to and the Aldermen for the inds-
pensabe Benches that the subject will be suffered
to drop.
tP The North River is open 10 the Highlands
One of the North River boats is preparing to the first
of the week The ice at Hudson is very weak. Two
teams broke through Thursday and one OF some value
was lost
PROFESSOR BUSH on SwEDENBoRG.-A lecture is
advertised by this gentleman to be delivered to-
evening the University Chapel on Swedenborg simply
as of science, without any alluson 10 his theoog
This is character in which he is little known
but understand evidence overwhelming that he is
yet destined stand the topmost pinnacle of renown
es philosopher equalng Bacon in the depth of his prn
cples and far surprising him in the field of discovery
In the department of human physiology he is even now
far in advance of the present age and has actually anc
paed the results of modern science in nearly every
gion Of inquiry indeed if there prodigy of
science Swedenborg the We risk nothing in
saying that Prof B. will show this concusvey in his
| lecture.
! Mr. Editor: AS there appears from several com.
muncaons published in your paper, disposition on the
part of certain Dentists impede the practice and nure
the standing of all those who employ Mineral Paste
Ceme, in filling teeth take the liberty here state
| what know of Dr. A. Johnsons practice. Thirteen
years ago. called upon Dr. Johnson. who resides
IS Bondst Che being the DENTIST for the pur
pose OF having tooth extracted. This TOOTH had been
assured by three eminent Dentists, would not admit Of
being filed. Though previously resolved upon having it
out yielded to persuasion and allowed the Doctor 10
undertake filing of il which he accomplished with tin
foil have since experienced Inconvenience from
it and, what is more the tooth is decayed
than it then Two years after called again having
very painful tooth The nerve exposed and the
tooth itself far gone He soon relieved the pain, aud
having put cap the filed the tooth with hia
Eleven years have passed. yet change in color
has taken place and the tooth is useful if carries
had ever existed Confidence being thus inspired have
since freely recommended Dr. J. my patients and
others, well skilled in Dentistry. whether sur
sical mechanical and tha, he has ever
failed 10 give entire satisfaction Certain il is that in diff
cu cases he has beeI able by the aid OF those improve
in his which be has made operate with sue
where others have failed. This testimony in favor
OF Dr. give in justice him, influenced BY no motive
but the desire give every his due his profes
sion he Is skifu and attentive in his dealings he up
right and honorable, therefore hare commended and
still; do commend him to my friends and acquain,ances
! as a good and good Dentist
j. s OATMAN. NJ. D. No. Ill Eldridses,