New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-12
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BILE for give any thing like report OF the Lecture
and express simply in general the admiration
il excited in would expose the charge OF affect
ed sxsggers,on. Such talk any subject This OF
Mr. Dwight on music is thing IN this world and
rscious as ii The beautiful thou ghts with which
II peoped our brsin-the ervid enthusiasm i, awaken
ed IN our hsart-the sublime prospects ofimmora Truth
u opened to the mental vsion-are among the things
never 70 De forgotten We DO really hope that the public
will 90 sud hear Mr. Dwish;s second Lecture on satur
dsy evening and learn what manner OF man re IS
re- The O,a,orio OF Samson, performed las,
evening by the Sacred Music Society drew tu house
The performance gave high satisfaction 10 the audience
~ a new building erected on the lot No. 20
Roo.evetsrreer fell down. Tuesday in consequence OF
digging under the foundation the walls being quite green
q, he time Several persons barely escaped being ou
RED under the ruins.
w- The alarm of fire abou! three O'Clock yester.
dsy morning caused By The burning OF small
dwelling at the foot OF 27th-stre E. r.
- The Hudson is clear OF ice 10 West Point
and channel has been from there Poushkeepsie
Above here i, is all fast but few days Of the pre-
sent ua,n;hcen, weather will bring it down by the
run
FIVE FEET WATER ~ The CHANNEL, AND RI.
1Sc'-The good people OF Pittsburgh are in rapres at
the idea OF having Eve feet water in the channel OF their
litte river and think that business is 10 commence i'm
media,sly In consequence We inform the jewellers
in Fort Du Quesne that for consideration NewiorS
Ciry will turn the of the Groom into the
Morning News
Ii they VII; send their steamboats, over here We'll run
them I'd and down Broadway Nssssu.street and the
Bowery-or in short almost any where about the City
They can have any quantity, from five TO feet OF
much the same sort Of slosh Mississippi water after
| fresh
r. Some laborers digging sand on vacant lot
in Fifteenth street. between First and Second avenues,
have discovered the skeleton OF young female, appa-
reu,!y murdered and buried secretly. No clue 70 the
mystery has been discovered.
r. The True Sun states that the incapacty OF
the Police protect the property citizens has become
80 gsrng that the Record Book has been removed from
the Tombs This is a book in which persons who had
been robbed or whose houses had been broken into,
used record the facts The number OF these entries
ending with the words arrests it is said became
great to be tolerated The book therefore removed
This is certainly ingenious way oflessening the NUM-
Der ofthefts and bursaries
II The Ferry steamboats, to Staten Island will
commence thel morning trips o'clock the lst of
May.
REMOVED FOR CAUsE.-John A. Patterson. Su-
perintendent OF Pavements charged with making out
bills for the City in larger amounts tan those
rendered to him. for which IL is proposed TO
move him summary from office We suppose his Sc
curity will make good the amount he has thus taken
| from the City Treasury. Express
~ The New Chimes iu Trinity Church were
Yesterday morning experimental upon with in
dustry than skill They will make when properly
played what may emphs,cslly be termed very large
music.
- Yesterday morning about o'clock MS one Of
the Harlem cars came down the Bowery. Broome
street. one of Nurphy's Bowery omnibusses crossed
the 6o,o of the car and forced the horses Oh the rail
track exposing the to the iminent danger OF col
sion and risking the lives OF the passengers The out
rage was the more the driver OF the omnibus
pushed on his horses at the top OF their speed the
ment the car in sight. Mr. Murphy ought to look
TO this offence and discharge the driver. The obgns
and centlemanly department of the conductors of the
cars contrasts strikngy with the brutal conduct OF the
ounibusdrver. The names OF several respectable gen
tlemen in the car who the transaction handed
TO the conductor. PASSENGER
Er We learn from New Orleans that had
leaked out that there great deal OF melasses the
Levee.
y AT special meeting OF the Society for the
Ameorntion Of the Condition OF Omnibus Horses con
veued at Head Quarters of JEHU on the evening @:
were unanimously adopted
Whereas That portion of Broadway extending from the
Park To the Bowling Green has become chaotic mass
of icebergs Alpine hills swsmps. bitches, creeks and
lakes and whereas. sundry remains OF horses, such as
heads without legs without boots and ribs withou,
flesh have been found imbedded in said icebergs, OF
floating upon the surface Of said creeks and lakes and
whereas the Horsepita is present full OF disabled and
sorey bruised animals in whom is yet the breath OF life
to say nothing ofthe crowded OF the department
propriated TO the of their merciful and humane
drivers whose hands have been bstered by the too Ire
quent use of the whip aud whose lungs ludamed by
the to which they subjected i'll endeaV
oring que each others passions. Therefore,
Resolved That the propretors Of the respective lines
of will in the opinion oil this Society prooDg tht
lives OF their horses diminish the loss OF their flesh
strength and speed, and eternal monument Il
their own humanity, by stopping at the American Dlu
and thence returning TO the upper part OF the City
until the below shall by the aid Of the Sun and the
City Authorities. be far improved TO render II easy
for beast, and safe for man 10 travel upon It,
Rsousd That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lished In The Tribune
| TOBIAS ESCAPE wITH.HIs LIFE, Secretary
NsD York, March 10 lei6.
II Passing by the door of P Haas's Daguerrean
Rooms 2s9 Broadway few days since, our attention
attracted to the elegant specimens OF his workman
ship which the accomplished artist has there displayed
Struck with the richness and rotundty of bis pictures
we sauntered into his where found a few
more of the sort-que enough show that he is
Art
BOARD or EDUCATION This Board met last
evenng--Mr Johnson President, in the Chair The sum
of So $40 6S appropriated for fitting up school,
house in the Fourth Ward 1929 % for the
the school Ia City Hal place. also vario other appro.
priatons for different schools The bill of ssh 40 for
stoves and pipe for Fourth Ward new school not
passed, the Auditing Committee supposing the work
should have been done by contract required by law
| The bill wss referred back. The Fourteenth Ward
Trustees presented communication saying that Assist
ant Teachers from the Ward Schools have been refused
by the Public School Society admission 70 the Normal
School. Messrs. Nichol Ely and Mason appointed
Committee to inquire into the subject. annual
| superintendent concurred in..-.The Fifth Ward
| Commissioners referred the fact that the Public
School Society do expend all their spportionment to
the education of the children, and suggesting whether
smaller apportlonent all the schools would not be
proper. papers referred and the Board