New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
City Items.


o-,s;or Mr. Davis will afford the NeSYork public tie
~, opportunity O: listening the astonishing effects
,-r.,rced bv the Bcti. FIC-z. iuss-unsn; already
become celebrated Throughout: EurpPs and winch IS %
mos. important improvement ever MADE n lie
Eu,s We have heard iris instrument and do nc; ass
az. 70 say ,ha, the pgblc will be charmed as well as IS
ouished Eh IL Tie Magic Flute IL 10 longer fable
r. The Home Branch of the Hutchinson ana-
IL gre ,hei- last Concer. the season al Nosos ga
loon this evening. They deserve me uaos' ineEAi en-
coun-eaeu. from those who love The simple uuaectso
music OF the heart We expect 10 see ac!owdsd aaa'
eace We notice or ;neir programme good selection
rrl their moe, popular pieces and we understand ty
vii sing BY request ne~ piece-'Th Lay oil the
Prisoner. written b. Oliver Johnson Esq for tue PoPu
lar ar. Over tae mountain and ore. TIE Moor sHd
which sung during thei. visit TO the Prison al sing
Sing 90 sunday last
e Dr.. W1ETIsGs l ectures a. the Tabernacle
on Anatomy and Physiology illustrated win the Man;
kns Ac-Eis Third Lecture will be given this Crhsrs
d-y) evening :: o'clock Digestion the Digestive
Orr.ns and Diseases peculiar the Organs Admission
II: cents.
E The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
held regular semi monthly meeting lest evening the
Historica! Soce:ys Rooms in the University. Hon. Luz
:her Bradsh presided. The Corresponding Secretary.
Mr. Green read letter from Baron Won Speech, Of Up
per Bavaria accompanied by Treatise on Sheep and
another on Hops written By thu; nooieman basket
OF large deicou. Strawberries perfectly ripe and OF the
mos, exquisite flavor and fragrance-togeher Win
plan, containing toe berry IN all stages from hower 10
rfoe fruit-were presented By Mr. Rowland They are
the Monthly Strawberry and Mr. Rowland received the
plant from Mobile about e-hteeu months since. The
plan, is very healthy and vigorous and bears luxuTan,
IvThe President presented for distribution and eS-
detrimental planting email parcel OF Potatoes from Oea
IA table land in the highest part OF New-Grsnsda : a
and in about 307 lat u They we're dark in color aud Of
su1sI! SIZE Mr.. Griffin detailed some experiments ne
had made last Summer with various kinds OF Manure
upon Corn He planted Corn with Gusno. Poudrette.s
stable manure aad ashes That with Guanc wss far The
best Poudre;te next and ashes last. Some Of the Corn
which he had soaked Ehirysix hours before planting IN
Guauowacr grew the greenest thrftest but ne did
no, know that yielded any more than that Guanoed IN
the hill The ground clayey and particularly
adapted 10 The Potato. Mr.. Rowland had tried eX
perimcn. with Corn last year. He divided tenacre lot
into three sections The first he topdrcssng with
stable manure planting; the second lime before pow.
ing the third be first p!o@ed and then dressed with
lime This he found to be decidedly the best---.Mr
Lawrence exhibited a model OF bis newly-invent
ed Gate which can be opened wit bout dismountlng Il
Gardner mentioned that some noise had been made in
this country regarding kind of Provsnder used in
Germany and which was said TO be far nutritious
than any other kind of green fodder excepting Clio
YER This was known under the OF Spurry. and
In several instances persons had sent Europe for the
seed This qrite unnecessary the plant Is indigo
nous here and well known 10 farmers as injecting corn
and wheat fields. 1t Is known as Corn Spurry and il
even bali the wonders told Of Its nu,rtousness By our
friends in rmany be correct It Is worthy Of attention
By our farmers. At the Doctors suggestion Commit
tee was appointed TO make experiments on this
subject After some little farther business the Society
adjourned to Wednesday evening april 20
" The third performance of the Desert last
night at the Tabernacle attended By crowded au'
dierco who appeared even more highly delighted with
this ruasnidcen. piece than the two former ones.
r-sP The NATIONAL ACADEMY opens its Annual
Exhibition this morning a, its Rooms over the Society
Library The collection of pictures is quite large and
with fewer portraits than beforea gratifying fact
in some respecisas would seem 10 indicate that the
for pictures pictures as well remarked By the
Evening POST is the increase among our Citizens
The Post whose Editor has had look the pictures,
states that Cole has fine things In the colec-
ten-,here are some exquisite landscapes by Durand,
and admirable picture, by German artist at Rome,
representing St Cecilia conveyed to Heaven By Angels
wonderfully and in parts diviney beautiful. We sl-
paid hasty visit to the Gallery last evening and found
many, many things to admire-smong them We rernem-
Der n sweet and deep.toned landscape by Cranch. a
touching picture by Durand-A Passage in the Life of
Woman bold and successful portrait by Wenze,
fine things by Ingham, pensve thoughtful head,
full of dreams and music, By Osgood-and-bu we must
see them again before We speak.
ID, Toei,
bic lounge situated No. Astorplace, and is hear
,hrouged with company every day /, is wclldcservipg
patronage OF persons of taste and refinement for
who fail 10 be pleased with the sssembage Of
beautiful songs,ers native and foreign that here
gregsted together. Mr. Blocker has very happily hit
the right time and selected the right place for such
scum and his enterprise is characterized by good
and skill in ngement and beraity in the
OF his collections He richly deserves be sus.
tanned by the wealthy inhabitants OF CITY, for
whose primary accommodation his establishment has
been opened
u TRINITY CHURCH is 10 be consecrated by
Right Reverend Bishop McCoskry, of Michigan on the
2Ist OF next month and will be thenceforsh devoted TO
regular public worship The finishing OF the inside Of
the building is progressing rapidly possible and mr.
Erben has bis truly magnificent Organ in excellent
state orwardness |, will be ready on Consecraton.
Day with sufficient number of stops for the occasion
He has experienced delay from the noise Of the
calpenters &c which has prevented him from tuning
the gigantic instrument The election for Church War
dens and Members OF the Ves-y took place Tuesday
and resulted in the choice Of the same gentlemen az
the ticket as year. except A. J. Bleecker Esq
who is elected TO MI vacancy occasioned By removal
from tie parish.
B' Mr.. LAUSIrz the Sculptor is proceeding, il
obedience the order OF Chas. Kesn to repair the
Monument, erected ir 81. PauIs Churchysrd By his IA
Their to The memory of George Frederick Cook.
TIE CAPT. OF The RoNgR.-We copy the fol-
lowing well merted tribute from the Baltimore Aner
can
THE GALLANT CAPTAIN OF THE RoMER-The brave
and chiya!rous spiri, exhibited by Captain James Ma
guirc on his recent expedition commander of the Pr
Boat William J. Romsr" has for him high and
deserved plsudi,s Capt. Mcguire Is naive Baltimore
an and was formerly haroor master Of Baltimore. and
previously one Of the most pular and en.erprsius cap
tans that sailed of port. He possesses much
true and little fear perhaps, any v
Ing. The American colors in his keeping would never
De struck furnished while be had lie and strength 10