New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
CITY ITEMS.

Story under tns cafuon on Nednesoay nas oecn spoe0
By tho su5-Treasrry people, who declare that the
fscts not therein set forth. We have
aaidayit ii wish it that the SabTressury did not
enact any such farce. We very glad to learn that
il I'D not In relation to the grave inuendo that some
body attempted 10 send letter to Washington on the
wires Of the Telegraph have received the following
ccrtacsie which 10 certainly much better joke than
the one it ia intended 20 eonovert No ore has charged
Cow BoueA with such ssinnl,y, and above al with at
tempting to send via the Buffalo or ofns wires We
have sseapicon tia; the wsgs who signed il quiz
zing the * Governor themselves
t. ne Editor Of II, TSiburs
The undersigned receiving clerks OF 81 the Magnetic
Telegrsphs In operation in this City having with
regret editorial article published in your paper to-
dsy under the caption ot Glaries OF the su6Ircssu
~. in which il 4 evidently nteSded 20 charge Gov
Bouck with having made an application attempt TO
send letter 10 Washington the wires Of the Mag.
etc Telegraph deem duty owe to ourselves ana
tn' distinguished officer thus publicly 10 state that there
is no foundation for such charge. Gov. Bouck has
never teen 10 our Offices and person has made
such ridiculous application.
cHAS. ; BULKLEY. Washg Tel Office
JOSEPH BEACH Boston Tel. Office
CHAS. b. ROBINSON, Buffalo Tel Office
WILLIAM LONG, Ofhng Tel Ofice.
N,i> i0rS Feby. a. 1877.
~ Mr. GuTs's LECTURE at the Tabernacle
by large and delighted audience and we trust has
tbuted something handsome to the iand Tor the relief
OF Irish des;ituton. Mr. c. discusses the condition of
Ireland under two aspects the Historical and the So.
caihe former a, greater length and far more search.
nzy and thoroughly His pictures of Irish discussion.
and their conseqsencesof the aniagonism OF Landlord
and Cultystor-of Cromwels rsvages. were most
viyi-snd his individual portraits of Graian and Cur.
among mos. ca.,.,,,
orstory Not merely the Lecturer heart obviously
and n,eniy in his work but that Of his audience was
there also and we think those who could have shared
their sensations yet did not have wasted more than
golden opportunity Mr. g. came on from Philadelphia
purpose to fulfil this engagement gratuitousy and
returns to lecture in that city this evening.
/ IL At Madame Abamowiczs concert on last
Tuesday evening were very much pleased with the
tone OF the panoiorte used the occasion It is a
seven octave square instrument and Is the superior
ever made in this country combining greet power and
brilancy OF tone with extraordinary delicate sweet
ness Of accent but the chief attraction Is in the bell
Ike tone Of the upper notes which delightful sound Il
produced by the VibraB9 Orsr. Brdge"-s late inven
ton OF Messrs Firth Hall Pond. 10 most Instrument
OF the kind there Is generally breakor difference o
quality OF in the upper octave notes from the oihe
par, of the instrument; but in this speak Of th
superior quality and richness is kept up throughout il
al the notes The itself OF the Instrument is 81
object OF admiration for the beauty and style OF work
manship.
~ FLoRAs FESTIVAL, by Mr. Bradbury's Five
Hundred Young Masters and Misses. we are happy %
learn IS to be repeated next Wednesday evening We
hope that these delightful young songsers show byiheiI
promp, and punctua Attendance that they appreciate
he privileges they enjoy OF musical instruction Do
not lose single lesson young friends for we shall cx
pect great things from you ReEs Wednesday srsHiHs.
Mr Bradbury, we understand expects in the course
/ of few monihs to make musical tour through Eu
rope and 10 remain year or longer In Germany. We
wish him every success
/ REMAINS Or TIE BRAyg.--We have been per
United to examine the private correspondence Of mill
tary gentleman IN New Oreans with one Ia This city
\ from which We take the following facts. The remain,
| OF the lanented Capt Lewis \ Morris OF Albany. who
tell At the sege OF Monterey accompanied by the bode
OF Capt Field and Capt Williams who fell at the sam,
siege are in New Orleans In charge OF Committees
and will be sent to New.York by the packet shiI
Auburn On their arrival at the latter City they will b.
specially received by the NewYork City Guard Capt
VIM McArdle and escorted through the City, sccompa
MED by the military Of NewYork generally the CITY
Hall There they win ie In state for which purpose
platform will be erected covered with black velvet an,
the bodies covered by the Gags Of their country In TN
defence Of which they laid down their lives. In tn
course OF the next day, they will be escorted by tn
military TO the Housatonc boat and sent forward TO Al
bany tits understood that res. number of the mill
tsry Of New York will accompany them TO Albany an
join In the funeral ceremonies The bodies OF Captain
Williams and Field will BE- taken 10 Buffalo for inter
ment among their friends IA Troy paper.
MEETING OF THE BAR.-AR adjourned msetnl
Of the members OF the Bar took place yesterday IN hi
City Hall the report in relation TO the establishment
Of Local Courts under the Constitution CONSIDERABLE
discussion ensued, and the report with smendment'
was referred 70 be submitted to the Legislature.
AID FOR ScorIAND.-Herr Alexander, the world
oyerfamous Magician intends 10 give benefit for The
starving population OF Scotland Saturday evening
and Mr. VIM. B. CoIzens. Of the American Hotel, ba'
generously offered The Of bis Hall without charge
for the occasion.
~ Mr.. GEORGE NASDESHoFF viii lecture TIN
evening in behalf Of the idsh poor at Clinton Hail. o.
English. Irish and American Poets. with readings ans
rectstions Here Is opportunity Of enjoying nc.
intellectual treat and a the time Of eontribuuD.
to truly benevolent object We doEb, not the Hal
Will b. crowded.
ALL WRoSG.-Our Police reporter attempted
last week TO give an account Of the case Of whom
ne called Cohen who had been srressed on criminal
charge and brought into this State b officer Strson o
Rochester Mr :. writes Us ror Albany that the man
/. Cone that the charge against him was enoez
Element obtaining goods under false presnces and
that he was no, chained ard exposed our corespon
dent stated, but treated humanity.
A SYSTEM OF INTELLECTUAL PHILOSOPHY. By Rev
Asa MAHAx Pres.den; and Professor q Theology u
the Oberhn Collegiate Institute second edition
New.York Hsrpers. l-i7. PIP SJo
This treatise displays the logical acuteness anc
ygor Of s author and /. Of the most sueeint snc
clear books Of is kind From the announcement Of Ia
preface tia, il IL 20 co!eridge Cousin and Kant tina
the writer Is especially indebted its general chsrae