New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
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IL attention Yesterday morning, anc all New oVk went
10 see The show The carrie was che OF the most sPen-
did uscesnts ever rot up in this Country Ming Lion
and bis inperia! made figure quite as brilliant
". imagine as the pssean,y Of some other royal per-
so,.ses The Car OF the Golden Liens the wiseookirs
Fepban. The green and golden Cages the inasninceu
Musc-Ca- the exquisite horses for the Auphitneat!e
TIE loves Of poaeys the fairy like tte carriage with he
two beautiful boys-s passed BY With the swirl beauty
OF = dream Broadway from zine I'LL eleven o clock
vas packed with dense and impene-so!e crowd oil
men woner and Children, waiting WIZ exemplary
ns.isnce their turns 70 the merry .row Tue GIG
rious day positively made more bright oy his oeau'
iiful display
~ The Assistant Aldermen last night adopted
tie Report Of MI Ogden. Chairman of the Committee
on ars &c in favor Q. concurrns with the other Board
in procuring portrait OF Gov Bouck--.The Report in
favor Of allowing Messrs Bloomfield and B'oodgood to
la7 double Railway treck through Hudson-si com
usncing at Dusrepsrk. thence through Eiso;h-sT 10
Mzcombs Dam, was laid on the table snd ordered 70
De printed The minority Report on the same subject
wa disposed of ia similar manner ne resolution
of the other Board N favor OF furnishing the Stae Elsou
Sing Sing with the CTotun wafer d. teH
concurred II.
II The Z. s store-ship Relief r, G. Robb- Esq
Commander arrivee yesterday from Caao Dec 81, and
Rio Janeioro March 8 The Relief has been absent ave
years snd four months She broush. as passengers J.
h Brewer ESQ bearer of dispatches from, the American
Legation AZ Rio.
| Mr. PHILLIPS had an excellent house las,
night, The gems OF the evening were Dcdworths Band
and Mr. Davis on the Bphr, Flute. We hear :ha, the
latter is going to Philadelphia give concert He will
De sure 10 be welcome.
E Mr. ArwILL delivered very Interesting
Lecture on the Magnetic Telegraph LAST evening AZ tie
Society Library
n The Farmers Club meets today at Noon
in the Repository, Park -,Scssrxxe-
rg The fourth performance OF LIE bessassssss
takes place This Evening a: the Tabernacle.
~ We are glad to learn that Mde. Pico has ar.
rived in town We hope is her intention to iet US hear
her magnificent warbling ere the Spring songtime is
over.
II We are sorry to hear that Mr.. MARKS the
volins, yesterday had the misfortune to break his arm
/; was the left arm and will probably disable him il
| his profession
~ The ORGAS in the Dutch Reformed Church,
| (Dr Hu,,ons) Wsshng,on.square, has been recently
greatly improved in many points through the i5ernl;y
ofatcw individuals private exhibition of its qualities
and old took place on Saturday evening and proved
highly satisfactory The Organ is conspicuous for lis
power beauty and variety of tone and although it has
but fifteen stops It is equal IN these respects to
with thirty The appearance OF the Organ isvery grand
and imposing and Mr. CARRINoroS the Organis,, we'll
understands all its powers and resources While listen
ing the solemn and mysterious music OF this noble
iustrumen, we could help recalling the fine poe,ica
figure of Mr. Dwight, in Of his memorable Lectures
on Music delivered the Society Library. We do
remember the words bu; the idea that to hear
organ played on in the twilight amid the dusky depth,
OF the Cathedral seemed a. II some making
music from instrument but as If the pensve spirits
Of the place stealing by one into the dim
and shadowy light blending their mourniu yet pleasant
voices snd gradually hing the old arches and echoing
of the building with their sacred and sroduing
presence.
cscy depth of feeling and pathos We have per-
haps heard startling performers but never have
listened who better knew how to touch the heart
and awaken all those blisstu sensations which sleep but
when the Genius of Music her wand over the
listening fountains Of the heart
I IL The OREGON was 20 have been ioated of
last evening a; high tide about o'clock. When we
wen, press however nothing had been heard Of her
ELEGANT FURNITURE OF TIE STYLE OF Louis
XIV &c We observe by the advertisement of Tultle &
Ducuzeau in another column tina; they will sell this day
the Coliseum No. $50 Broadway. an elegant assort.
ment OF Furniture. comprising the entire stock of one
of the City dealers. and we would readers
that il will be found unusally elegant and worthy the
attention OF persons desiring useful and ornamental
articles.
- The EXHIBITIONS of the Telegraphc appa-
last evening at the Society Library Hall attracted
an intelligent and graied audience 1t will be repeated
Inis Evening. Our citizens who wish to learn all about
this wonderful invention and It's uses and opera.
lions should not miss so favorable an opportunity.
PHRENoLoGY.-Mr. Fowler will lecture in Gin
ton Hall this evening at u o'clock, the application of
this science the selection Of Congenia Companions
for life or in other words on the interesting aubec, of
MArRrMoNr. Mr. proposes in this lecture to inform
US how to Judge correctly of the characters and dspo-
OF each other before entering into those RESPONSE
Bile relations OF and Eif, also, how to adopt
selves each other after marriage, whereby may
avoid those dSagresbe family quArrels which fire.
uuentIy occur, and most cheerfuly recommend our
friends generally to attend. Admission only Cd. Pro-
essoual examination daily by FOWLER & WELLS. l3l
Nassau-st.
Ia II is an old Indian proyerb that he who
the sun will reach it, bu, his will fy higher
than his who aims it." Professor Purnbe.
2Sl Broadway TO have acted upon this principle
and aiming perfection in the Photographic has
brought 1t that point that 1t almost i'm.
possible for him to make farther advances.
Police Yssterday-Henry Suydam was arrest
Ell for obtaining money under false pretences in procur
Ing loan OF 300 on 5000 worth Of the bills OF the
Mississippi and Alabama Banking Co. AT Brandon, which
he represented be worth 40 the dollar guam
y OF certificates OF stock of the company amount
ing 1890 and shares OF the Rensselaer, and Sara
toga R4iroad Co. which latter he represented being
worth IS on the dollar. Tie money Obtained
from Dr. Moiat Of Broadway Suydam was held 20 bail
in $4,000 George Ackerey was arrested for stealing
hog. He didn't acknowledge the pork. Charles Der
gen and Joseph Conger arrested for receiving
stolen goods-ridelict, the hog ABOVE mentioned.
The dwelling OF No. - Bondst was entered yesterday
forenoon by DARN. thief who succeeded IN carry
ne OF quantity of silver Mr. John Williams of
Clayton Jefferson County. n Y while in the Bowery
Thesire Saturday. ROBBED Of his pocxetoook
containing : 600 in Bank Bills consisting OF four slO0
bills on the Jefferson County Bank about $500 So and
los on Hungeriords Bank, and the remainder In Sc,
los and EOS New-ioyk Safety Fund and Canada
Banks.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
THE RIOT AT BRookLYs-The the
Atlantic Deck rather high pitch yesterday The
manifestations OF violence became formidable thathe
Mayor deemed IL prudent cell the military. who
e-s NJ, dry .rrs an s.rIv hour Yesterday morning Al