New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

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morning They we're quite fsshonsbly decorated each
having steel bracelet round his wrists
Col Burnett of the volunteers has been arrested Tor
debt and held 10 bail in the OF 5000. This will
not deta;n him however from enbsrking with his rcgi
rent
~ new mode of advert isins, IN the shape Of
card placed on the top of omnibus is about being
established in this City The in which 4, is
RED into effect follows The person 50 advertising
has the privilege Of putting his card which IL to be
one foot long and nne inches wide omnibus of
each line that have consented into this arrange
ment which s hve we believe stsi per annurn tor each
esri he puts up.
FIRE.-A no broke out IN the bookstore OF Hen
ry onderdonk, Johnst last evening about half pas,
o'clock which was coon snbdued By the hose Of Com
pany No. 5. But little damage sustained
II HERz's Farewell Concert takes place 10
morrow evening at the Tabernacle look at the pro
srsmms mus, convince every ofthe very superior at
fractions offered 10 addition TO Hers delightful and
ehaste playing the members of the Italian Opera
Company make their fret appearance in any concert IN
this country singing some OF the choicest gems from
the best operas of the day Herr Dorm the celebrated nor
mist will perform and grand overture to William
Tell arranged for esh, pianos, will be played by six
/ teen professors
It will no doubt be brilliant sisr and we expect to
see the building crowded to its utmost.
AMERICAN ISsrITUTE--A course OF lectures by
the Faculty of the Institute commences this evening at
/ Clinton Hal a oelock Professor Renwck begins the
cour.e upon the subject of the Steam Engine the prin
ciples OF which he will illustrate by the operations OF
working Model Professor Renwicks second lecture
upon the same subec; viii be delivered ON Wednesday
/ evening At the place. The succeeding lectures
will be delivered by Professors Chiffon Mspes, Meigs
/ Dusgan and others associated with them.
This course of lectures will be very interesting and
Instructive and will be well worthy of generous pat
rongae from the public.
We think the n,tute deserves great credit tot lite IN
desugabe exerton in advancing the grea, interests OF
Manufactures. Agriculture and the Arts. 1t Is by pat
ronizng and sustaining such institutions as the Amer
can Institute that the nation becomes distinguished by
the fruits OF civilization.
II A very important memorial, to be pre-
sented to Congress the subject of immgran, psssen
er vessels has been adopted BY the Board OF Aldermen
and will be for thwith transmitted to Washington II
urges the passage OF law. limiting the number OF pas
each vessel to two for every ten TONS and
compelling owners allow each sufficient space Tor
health and ventilation and also that each vessel carrying
passengers shall have surgeon
EP snoRI gave a Concert at Philadelphia
Thursday evening. which attracted asrge audience
The North American says Of him that every hearing OF
his violin playing enhances estimate of his talents
The critic says:
~ siyon combines as we think the rare qualities
which satisfy and delight the partial as well as the thor
oughy cultivated His first merit 10 deep ieeiing-
an exquisite appreciation of the tones OF passionate ex
nresson of which the violin above all Instrument 10
susceptible The least tutored listener Is charmed oy
the soul which pervades his playing Fun Oh tne true
spirit of music himself he has mastered IN n largest
sense the art of exciting that spirit IN others The tcks
of rapid ngerng acquired by thousands but tne a'
of bowling so draw from the strings their tmos'
perfect and varied quality, b the singular sequ,l''oh
which di.tin cuisines truly great vonstsand in this re-
.pect Sivon excels. We would not be UNDERSTOOD 10
intimate that he 10 behind any contemporary wnom we
have heard in any other respects lis command o. lne
whole extent OF the finger board is admirable Dncui
ties cease 10 seem such s the ease with which ne &c
complshes the tasks OF Psganini himself.
W,ryRCrRg IN THE CRY OF NEW -YoRK.-Our
,own.man. Dr. sHKw. having returned from Europe we
are happy to say practising hitherto this new s
,sm la our City The Doctor has institution at ~
and So Bond st. 10 which those who desire may resort
We have had occasion before to speak In eommends'
ton Of this genteman's practice.
BRICK MAKING MAcHISE.-At the American la.
sture Rooms will remain for exhibition for io~ days
longer beautiful Working Model OF this machine, pa
tented in May las, by Mr.. Culbertson II will msnuiae
ture BY the aid OF Eve IS 900 bricks in 10 hours
and Is well worth examining
/ SEvENrHDAY BAPTIST MlssiOss.-The ship
Houqua Capt Palmer which sailed on Monday for Can
ton took out beside the Rev Mr. Lord and lady, two
and their wives OF the Seventh Day Baptist
denomination. viz Rev :. Carpenter and lady, and
Rev n Wardner and lady. These are the hrst mission
aries ever sent by that people The services for
may designating them 10 their field OF labor took place
at Plsinheld n j. the evening Of the Jlst Glt The
exercises Of the occasion OF highly Interesting
character. The Rev I. B. Brown Of New.fork, com
menced by reading select portions Of Scripture and fol
lowed with address to the audience upon claims Of
Foreign Missions the influences which had led TO the
selection Of Chins the hsd Of labor and the
ssements presented in that hed The Missionaries then
gave each one short address setting forth their own
views and feelings the occasion Rev L. Crsnda Of
r. l. followed with prayer dedcstns them TO the work
Rev. G Utter OF this city gave the charge. embracing
their instructions and the right hand Of fellowship on
behalf Of the churches given BY Rev Mr. Gnisss OF
New Market Nj.
BOARD OF sUPERyIsoRs.-I'ue sday-Thc May
or in the Chsrsevers petitions were received foE cor
recton OF tages and referred
bill Of James Conner County Clerk for various
services among them recording the return OF County
Composers 1t late election s2J7 90 the bill amounting
In all TO 1915 IS was received and referred.
some small bills ordered 10 be paid and others
referred.
PoLIcE--Jno l.. Cllley, of No IL Cedar st. ap
peared and charged Andrew Hsdden OF West Brosd
way with rObbing him OF one sccordeon valued At ~
and alooxn ggass worth SO The accused voluntarily
sppcared before Justice Osborn who pernited nm 70
retire on his responsibility, there beng no iikei
hood OF the case being sustained come mistake eyi
den,y occurring in the We should not nave re-
ported the case all but prevent injury 70 the char
scter OF man who hss heretofore sustained lair repu
taflcn-
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
A SAD CAsE-We would call the attention Of
our citizens 20 csse Of distress such seldom met
with IN cur midst A man named James Ryan and his
wife and seven small children. residing IN cellar N
Jackson q, near Hilary in the greatest restitution
The father his wife and OF the Oldest OF the seven
children are lying ek Of he ship fever and the other