New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17


bs started up the River yesterday morning and proceed
ed as far as Poushkeepse whence she returned to The
CITY las, evening There ruuor last night that the
Columbia me, boat at Pouehkeepsie which had come
through from Albsny-bu could trscc 1t 10 no reliable
source The Columbia and Oneida go up this morning
from the foot OF Corandst ard there is some probability
that they may get through there had been long rain
and South wind Albany BY last accounts and they
were hourly expecting the breaking Of the ice Tie
steamboat Utica caught in a field OF ice between
West Point and Cold Spring Sunday morning on Der
passage down the River and lay there unable extr
cate herself for about thirteen hours She reached New
York about hsfpast eight in the evening having taken
board her Newburgh passengers at haltpsst one on
Sunday morning. The Hudson left for UP stream LAST
evening at 3 O'Clock
LAMBS SUBMERGED WHEgL.-We have eX-
sm;ned the model of newly invented Propeller Paddle
Wheel for steam vessels Intended for service bT
Mr. s. Lamb 81 Resde.st. which is highly commended
by we'll known engineers and architects and seems 10
be improvement on the submerged wheels now IN
The paddles play into the wheel as they are elevated
and out of it as they are depressed that only those
Immediately under its centre fully developed at any
time We hope the time is not far distant when we
shall have dee, of steamships plying between NewYork
and the chief ports of Europe in constructing which the
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put in requisition
SAVINGS BASKs.-'A Subscriber is informed that
we consider ell the regularly organized Savings Banks in
our City solvent and secure if any more so than
others we would that in Chanberss as the Oldest
though think all perfectly good and go there is
difference.
P The Harmonious haze been very successful
a. Baltimore.
Mr. DwIcHrs SECOND LEcTURE.-Ihe second
Lecture of Mr.. Dwight on Music. delivered last
evening to an audience much increased in point of num-
bers and including many of the most distinguished la
dies and gentlemen of our intellectual circles The lee
turer although having to almost exclusively OF the
abstract theoretical scientific part of Music betrayed
such perfect knowledge and profound appreciation Of
his intricate and difficult subjectso utterly aban-
doned himself to the wondrous fascination OF the divn
est of the Ayts-tha he carried his audience with him
and powerfully excited their enthusiasm what, in
anothers mouth would have been but catalogue of dry
details The novel and instructive views evolved By Mr..
Dwight Of the unity and correspondence of Music with
The passions of Man and with the whole Universe were
well calculated enchan the attention Of his audience
Mr. Dwight delivers his third Lecture Thursday
ing.
" Prof X. j. HARVEY delivers the first OF a
course of Five Lectures with Readings from the Poea,
on Wednesday tomorrow evening at Rutgers Insd-
tute.
~ The Board of Assistants Last night adopted g
Preamble in favor Of railroad between New.fork to
unite with the railroads West of Albany and requesting
our Delegates to the Legislature their influence in
obtaining the passage of pending in the Az.
sembly to incorporate the Hudson River Railroad Co
They coneurred in the protes, of the Board Of Al
dermen against the project for Ferry from Bridge
ST. Brooklyn to Second Ward, N J.
Mas. COSTELLO AND MAsoN.-The Specia! Com
mtce of the Board of Assistants this subject report
ed last night that though circumstances transpred that
afforded foundation for the rumors circulated, no
difference of has been observed toward the
prisoners Mrs C. robe her prison garb for
a portion of one or two days when II 10 the
knowledge OF the keeper he ordered removed and she
has assumed it since. She sleeps in one OF tho
cells and is employed by day in the sewing usual
~ called the shan,ee According to usage her friends
are permitted to bring refreshments and her daughter
visits her daily for that purpose that her fare better
probably than Ia usually dispensed in the establishment
Charles Mason since his arrival 10 evidently much op-
pressed in mind suffers extremely mentally and ply.
sicaly Indeed Dr. Hasbrouck the Res ident Physician,
has given him certificate OF ihealth and the Commit
tee conceive that he is not in condition be put
hard labor at present The Committee concluded with
the following resolution
Resolrsd That that the conduct OF the officers Of
Backwel5 Island toward prisoners Mason ana COs
telo has been distinguished by any partially and
meets the approval of this Board
E DR.. SEIDENsTIcKER, the German patriot.
has arrived at this port from Bremen in the bark Argo
naut After the unsuccessful Hsnoverisn revolution of
1881 the Doctor imprisoned, and not released unit,
last November His counrymen in this City had previ.
ousy his arriva! made preparations for his reception
We understand that they intend refund the King of
Hanover the money which he gave to Or. Seidenscker
TO enable him to reach this county.
e The following lines from the Commerci0i
are supposed to have been written By the Man in the
Glazed Cap:
THE WRECKERs.
a storm storm the wreckers cry,
As they look from the shore. JET storm seems nign,
But wind and billows wreck ard ship
Along the main all asleep.
But where is the day. lis gone not trace
OF the sun The cloud has taken his place,
And moves not-b.eaks not-Sanging th ere,
As if t'were fixed in the sultry air
hash-another-the sky and rnsin
Begin TO move-a fash again
Thunder and wind-the storm mas come,
The sea smoking beet OF foam
Rain il pours in foods, 80 though
The rain did mock the hoods below
And the vessel from her anchors torn
Toward the shore by the raging waves is borne
Hurra hurrs a wreck -hurra
She strikes-by the board the tall .uRsts 90 ,
she reels recoils and strikes again
They hoist the longboat bug in vain
lis swamped She now beats broadsde On
Another sea-she sinks-she s gone
Masts. corda2e, planxs, the breakers str.v
May Heaven have mercy on her crew
NEW,JERsEY
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