New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13


and the ringlesdcr in the recent kick uP 'hei' a'3
co seyenson. California Volunteers wa u
yrnv and ordered TO be so, We trust 'na' IL - not
designed tina; this verdict shall be carried i" erect
~ Tn. TE,yosr VocALIsrs give tier Con
-. ~ I'D Il ,be Nsn;ucke: sufferers tonight at the
r,o-,..,o an unfavorab!e season for drawing
,,,.s., a., audience any where but at Nb!os ye; We
hope mat the spirit ofchsty appealed 10 on the present
occasion and which not usually backward IN manifest
,.it.elfin Ncx.York will be efectaaly aroused But
.d,. this the attractions offered by the fremont Vo
calis,, themselves ought TO be disfegarded We
heard portion of their rehearsal yesterday and were
IS much charmed delighted with their ane rcn noble
harmonics The company consists OF lady WITH trp'
ly extraordinary voice in regard 20 ootn power and co
pass mellow Tenor a rich Basso and hrin and true
Alto The Concert is under the superntendence OF Mr.
ORDwAY OF Boston
~ HAEnY PLAcIDE had a thronged, delighted,
enthusiastic audience last night his benefit and well
did ne scqut himself in position Where 30 much was
Justly expected Of him Placidc il merely good actor
he in truth great artist OF the most exqui-
sits intellectual perceptions the classical and re-
fined taste and with school Of acting through too
general lack Of which the stage ha degenera;ed into the
mere arena Of buaooney Yulgar,y and fash genti'y
There that fresh md subdued about every thing
placidc does which like tho calm elegance Of Siatuary
serves medium through which the mind Of the be-
holder transports tsel; at into the very inner re
gon Of the world Of Ar BY long and brilliant career Oh
devotion 70 his difficult arduOus nisudsed and TOO oi
distorted art Mr Paride has well earned that hlsh pop
arity which last night substantially illustrated i''e'
FORTUNE TlLLIsG-A fortune.telcr. professor
ofg. giving the name of Dr. Brown, was arrested up
On the complaint Of Mr.. Mary Barley OF No Bedford
d.r,a r.r under
stances On the LIST OF May last Mrs g. was robbed oi
so during her search for which accomphce' as is
supposed of the offered her services 10 recover
the money through the Intervention OF iortuecller
sad accordingly introduced her to the accused who iof
$ pnd TO him agreed the stolen money before
last Monday. Monday came, however, but no money
whereupon the Doctor treated 10 the gifts OF pc
ccman ard committed TO
ABscoxDISc P4RrNER.-Mr Philctus n Holt
ofhc finn OF Holt Co extensive -four dealer. transact
ing business At 26 Fronts preferred complaint at the
Police Office charging the Junior partner Mr. Geo King
young about - years ot age with having collected
between SIS and 10000 belonging to the firm and alb
sconding herewith 1t is supposed that the sinaller
sum rnenond is the mark though the precise
amount is not asccrtalned The accused has no, been
heard of since the discovery OF the fraud. s. The
Young man above named arrested at Saratoga on
Monday.
Y The August term OF the Hudson Co. IN. j.
Courts in session Chief Justice iornblower pre-
sidin. Spencer 10 have been srraigned yesterday
morning for the murder OF his wife. As we have al
ready stated he has engaged David Graham ESQ of
New York and B. Williamson, Esq of Elizabeth, to de-
fend him the Attorney General (ir. Browning and J.
w scudder will appear for the State
II The names of the Commandments Of the
seven regiments OF United States Volunteers raised in
this State for the Mexican War as tollo~s l. Col
Ward B. Burnett 9, Col Charles Baxter, 3, Col Alcxsn
der Ming Jr 4 Col John a. Thomas s Col. John +
cairn,. 6. Col R. E Temple, I Col j. D Stevenson
" The Light House surmountiug the Revenue
Office at Whitehall lie in operation. The Light which
appears be OF the Blue kind is very clear and bril-
liant and cen be seen at great distance.
a THREE HoURs EXCURSION LAST FOURTH Or
JULY etar,ed from Wismsburgh Mt 10 a. N. Per
ceiyin; steady OF people passing down ON both
sidewalks of Broadway. threw myself into the current
and arriving Beavcrst noticed all the doorstcps
crowded with people Was told that the military from
the Battery expected pass passed on TO the
Battery Over the heads of dense stockedc OF human
beings perceived the heads pumed and shoulders or
nanoncd with massive gold cpuucis, OF the mounted
officers but could only judge by the brlstnS bHyone's
that there also rank and file. ! learned that the
Governor then passing down IN rcviow OF the
troops Shortly after individual appeared on horse
back in citizens dress, going Oh at smart can,er, fol
lowed by twenty thirty officers IN their best style
The music played the celebrated Boat Song the Lady
OF the Lake Hail TO the Chief passed on to the fer.
~ TO Jorecy City. One cannot avoid the comparison
between its present state and It's appearance IN 1898
when hrs, landed its shores The ground then pre-
s.i,f.. ,,L, k,,,n supdau In
only vegetation in Docembcr Mullen and thinly-
sot coarse grass The plant was new 10 me, and was
pleased with It's luNuriant, vcvcty loai THIS hl oil
sand was OF considerable extent, but III manner $50
lated being cut OF from the adjoining nights by salt
marsh which the tide occasionally overlooked. The
principal route 10 Philadelphia lay through this swamp
and me oulv Ada.iou me Jersey SIDE Stage house
with lbs capacous barn, Al that time, and for several
years after, but stage load pissed daily
What contrast now sac
The sand Hin has been evclcd and spread ont, filing
up swamps and connecting by broad omoHnSment the
site OF the City with Bergen lshis-aso win the exc
waited bank above called Harsinus.
As 10 public conycyuuccs now, there are two lines tn
Phladcphia daily besides the other lines oi railway 10
Paterson and Newark the trains TO Sonerviie MOTIFS
town and all the villages these different routes IL
would bc no great cxagecraion 10 say that there are
hundred coming and going Tor one IN I''1 Uav,
eled about mile from the ferry, passing numerous
rows of splendid dwellings, markets. churches ANA
shops the streets VII well paved and the sidewalks well
tagged. -
iourncycd onward to the entrance of the Morris
Canal and was told that business was dong ON 1t
but had different object in view namely to view inc
remains OF the hrs, experimental steamboat ouut ny OF
tor r. Fulton saw what did not doub; was TIE thiiS
Itself but only part remained. In $500 saw !onS
scow progress wing about where the Wanutst Ter
~ is after it finished it heightened be-
fore il removed | then lost sight OF II II has
been SAID that the hrst experiment attempted by Fulton
was with this when HI had COX his engine built
that before he made trial his return in the
inorning he found his boat sunk the wharf which is
very likely TO he part OF the sunken scow TO
day 1t will be easy imagine the disappointment
OF the sanc,lne inventor seeing such Catastrophe
when he had anticipated successful experiment; but
it IS evident that no had omitted very importa,
avesse of propcrtonatc strength OF keel 10 bear the
central weight of his machinery and boiler.
Returning 10 the ferry | passed Church built OF
Newark free,s;one which on Inspection, proved to be
he identical Wall.sJ Scotch Presbyterian Church re-
moved h,hcr and rebuilt, The resemblance appears to
10 perfect. had my family from the tnie II
built rather rebuilt in ISL TIL we moved up
ur- Such sights