New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05
CITY ITEMS.
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~ uz irrppoS delivered has second Lecture
On the Arfquifies Of Egypt last evening ct AechAn
ic, Hall. 10 q fun sndience-showins considering the
dreadful state OF the weather that these lectures have
attracted 10 common share Of interest The discourse
As, evening very interesting and happily Illustrated
sv the rscy and well informed lecturer The room WAS
hung With maps. views, fac simhes OF Egyptian pic
rre. and other relies Of that far gone and mysterious
peope whose history Is almost great riddle
wa. propounded BY the Sphinx herself
~ The OPER, was really crowded last even
inr with an audience fashionaby got up, appointed
furnished and eaPssoned any tina, ever consregsed
In that pretty and classical little temple of the beautiful
Sr CECILIA The performances of the company were
well received. individually and together and we are
certain that the general opinion is that we have much
better Open than any expected or than we have
ever had before BESEDErTL the Tenor is real arts,
and Of very high order. He sings with power tsste
and above al, true feeling.
~ Mr ROYAL Z. HOUSE, has machine for
writing with the Electric Telegraph. which produces
perfect and beautifully formed printing letters rapidly
and with a. much dots and lines made by the
registers now in use. of course If this discovery be
complete and practicsl-and far At pre-
cent is-the invention viii make great profit sud the
public derive immense benefit from IT, We have the
word LIVINGSTON printed by the machine for ps as
distinctly as 1t appears here from our types
- The Reporters seem 70 be in bad odor with
the City Pspss II the Knights OF the Golden Pen choose
to be GOOD ns.uredly revenged the Pspss for snub-
bing them out OF the TeaRoom Just let them report an
evenings proceedings and speeches erac rs sy 0oer
This would &c dreadful but perhaps meri'ed pun
i,hnncnt
Coal Day Al THE AIMS HoUsE.-There was
another crowd OF the poor the Aims House yesterday
morning. 10 receive their coal tickets which viii supply
them with coal during the coming three months. Up 10
the present time they have had to get along they
could but after to day they are to be supported By the
City The tickets are presented once fortnight and
the average amount OF coal to be delivered to each sr
Is is about 400 pounds OF one NTH OF ton--whch is
reuarly delivered a, their doors by carmen employed
bv the AIMS House Commissioner for that purpose.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE LEcIUREs.-Proi Rem.
wick commences course of lectures twelve or more.
on wednesday evening this week y o'clock nClnton
Hal. He will then explain the operations OF the steam
Engine by model.
Prot Renwick will deliver hi. second lecture next
week on Wednesday same hour aud place lite will be
followed until the course is completed every succeed
ing dnesday evening at the Lyceum. sol Broadway
nv Professors Chiffon Dusssn Mapes Mess and others
associated with them, on subjects within the range Of
their several professions.
-ph. voune men Of our City risiudge II they suffer
these lectures to pas. without benehtins them see sd
verusement-
v Official statement Of the number Of Emi