New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15


" The DESERT is again performed at the Ia
bernabe Tonight. Notwithstanding the large audiences
at its two FIRST representations the expenses necessarily
incurred By Messrs Meggs and Loder il bringing out
In so effective manner, not much more than re-
itnburscd To night we hope they will make some profit
- The SECOND ANNUAL TEA-PARTY OF the
Ladies attached to ST. Psricks Cathedral for the bene
tit Of the Poor at the Ahambra this evening Tickets
50 cents each.
II BRADBURY's Annual Juvenile Musical Fes
tivsl will be given the Tabernacle Friday evening
next, April 10 There One thousand young sing
ers engaged and the performances TO be than
usually interesting.
II The ORPHAN ASYLUM celebrated liz For
tie,h Anniversary yesterday morning Mrs. David Be-
thune one Of the founders OF the Institution. was pre-
sent From the Annual Report we learn that the Or
pbans under the OF the Society are one hundred
and twcnty.nne nnoiyone boys and thirty eight girls
Thirty have been bound out and one boy and one girl
have died Those in the Asylum are in the enjoy
men of health and with the exception of the TWO who
have died. there have been but few Of even slight
ndisposon The receipts during the past year. includ
lag the balance the close Of the previous year are
s7s99 IS; the payments s7sOS 81 leaving balance in
the treasury $50 A. with bills unpaid TO the amount
of $500 The Anniversary closed with Address by
Rev. DR.. ALEXANDER some fine singing, &c.
ET BRoUGHAM has succeeded admirably with
his Evenings The next Ia held Thursday evening
the Society Library.
rY' We would call the attention OF the amateurs
Of the Fine Arts the sgnees sale OF Paintings, Mar
bic Statuary Rare Engrayngs &c. &c known for many
years In this city Clarks Gallery KEEP. in the Granite
Building 25l broadway where they are now open for IN
spection Admission free. The whole collection will be
sold at auction and without tomorrow and next
day the 10th and l7h at o'clock A. NJ for the benefit
of creditors The above collection is well known
that it ncsds no farther comment The lovers OF the
Fine Arts should lose the present opportunity to see
and Judge for themselves.
Ey A LADIES FAIR of the ladies belonging TO
the Church OF the Messiah ia congregation of colored
pcrson.) commenced last evening at Phenix Hall, 5"a
Broadway one door above Nlbos end will be held both
day and evening through this and perhaps next week.
Admission ct cents
r15s Prof Bush is lccturng nt Philadelphia, and
Rev. Mr. Barrett at Washing,on-bo,h the doctrines
of Swedenborg and both to OVERLOOKING houses We
NAV state in this connection that Prof Bush has just
brourh, on, the first No. OF Swedenborgs Spiritual
Dinrv" containing daily journal of his intercourse
with Spirits and Angels This is incorporated into the
swedunborg Library of which the last No. contains
most remarkable statement respecting the Process
Dung through which Swedcnborg says he was made TO
pass and yet to survive it, in order that he might be able
10 declare the nature OF the change 10 bis fellow men,
t4~ The City Editor of the Morning Necs takes
great deal Of pains aud us for presum
Ing to question proprety of Lynch law as applied 10
Mock Auc tonecrs Yet shall insist that illegal oice
Ia not the proper remedy this any other wrong
If IN, establishments of SWIM and Pollard are notorious
auction shops which live by swndline the pubic
WHY arc they not regularly brokcnup and suppressed by
The authorities There surely laws against crime :
and # our 900 Loco.Foco Policemen did their duty it
seems to that least the most notorious sWindne
shops would be suppressed But while the authorities
,hor wink these things or else have no power to
check them will not consent that moblsw shal! take
the place OF justice. Are we not right
We are not unaware OF the extent TO which rascas OF
all sorts proceed in their innucrsble devices eece
strangers out Of their money hs, it is in many cases
extremely difficult reach these villains by es al mesns
We are glad learn from the News that the authorities
are doing all they suppress these
which. beg 10 assure The City Editor Of the News,
with all becoming gravity have the slightest sym
psthy We published both versions OF the cases Of
Swif, and Pollard on the principle Of giving every body
a chance to be heard. And will once more repeat
,hs,he persons who visit these mockauccn shops do
less than the articles sre worth and price for which
honestly come by they could not if genuine be possibly
sold Now are they not TO blame in just proportion :
The simple ac, OF these transactions that the purchaser
thinks he has made tremendously good bargain Until ne
finds out ,hs, he has made awful bad one.
Il 4 little girl. apparently about TWO years Of
age dressed in plaid irock. dark collar and WOODEN
shawl was found the streets Monday night and taken
TO the Amshouse In the Park. She has dark brown hair
snd is SO young that she cannot tell her Her pa
rents may find her by applying st the above p!sce.
.oad.Eeuowshp Exposed. by a. expelled Member. IS
The uie O. Ae psmphe'. toy safe q ss sa
.utss rs II is Ell Correct tTIibare
Ee is not al oGG elior but very r.tan fellow by his
owa showing And the man who Will oeirsy secrets
corhded his hsnor" for the purpose OF making mo
uey should be held in deeststiou BY AL honest and
honorable minds" Blu, we 90 no, bel;evs be uater'
stands the principles Of Odd Fellowship If be did
he would nnd motive aiteu lis exposition except
TO those who willing assume its high and sacred
trusts Ii he its noble designs, Re would sooner
suffer the loss of all than seek its injury By making Is
s.crsces the possession OF unirsied and selfish men,
He is Just about SAGA oddEcow as Beaedi1; arc!S
xSs q Patriot, Syracuse Daily Stsr.
we infer from the above that the Editor Of the Star
esppo, hsve seen the e pinky pamphlet entitled ODD
Fellowship Exposed. To ST. either oddFenows or no.;
who have read IL, our harmless joke Is very apparent
Mr.. Grsh.rn-who is An Odd Fellow. and in all respects
as good fellow as the Editor OF the S'ar-win send
COPY OF the thing In question TO his indignant brother
and If a, the hrs, two pages his anger does not explode
in II, of laughter be is not half wise as we take hin
10 %.
BROOKLYN.
rEs A man named John Thomas was lodged N