New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
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AMERICAN MusEuM.
livery DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK com
T. ueuctns 90 Monday April u
spTrNDiD EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EVERY DAY AMP EVENING THIS WEEK. com
spI Tssfrnf p EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES
every afternoon Al 5 O'Clock. and every evening T.
The enlhusSsrc reception which coniinues % De rven
to he ma sniheeni ana usnscenteuty beaafal Moving
FUNERAL or NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE
And the high eneom.ums bestowed upon oy private e
vel iae press generally ENCOURAGES ne nsn.
sgeT to continue is exhibition smother week sea ae
doubts rot that both eiKsus ard strangers vii sppfs-
este highly signal TRIUMPH Of ART 10 repre-
sentng natural scenes rue 70 ss The exhibition COM
where he Frisis Belle PoaIs .sy q. anesor od shore
awaiting the aFrvA Of The Emperors BODY Anon he
on board The Belle Poale which Ia taru weighs anchor
and sal for The Of France Soon another vessel
'w.iiss the w.,er. as hing Of fs and esSibtns II
The nautical movements Of an American msr-ofwsr-one
ever SS Witnessed Soon he Belle Poas srrve. q Cher
bourg where her glorious burden 10 placed on board
steamer Which proceeding on ner ~sy passesey hsyre
Quille5oufe Ae 70 COuTbevoie, where The declaration
GRAND FUNERAL PROCESSION
sets It's wsy the Hote des lnvsites
al Pars-a distance Of about miles the whole u which
occupied With gnhroken lines Of Nsoas Guards and
COUNTLESS MlRiADS or SPECTATORS!
Here be In the grand eorege 81 The
Old Imperial Guard NAPoLEoNs FAyORITE WAR
teen horses espsrsoned II Cloths Of God-companss Of
Clergy. Military Companies, SC SC which passes the
Arch de Triomphe-the Champs lie Elysees-Gsrden OF
The Tulsresihe Bouleysrds &c on 10 The arrival Of The
remains OF this great 20 their knsl resingpsee,
THE HOTEL DIES lNvALIDEs AT PARIS
This entire representation IL true to e-eyen he move
menis Of Horses Horsenen, everything Is true
naiareAnt, with The artistic elect Of Liga aud shade
sSes Of the most grand and imposing eNhoiionsev
i viii be exhibited every afternoon ard evening mis-
week ST and hafpssi o'clock, IN conjunction with
other splendid entertainments
ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs OR sERENADERs,
who viii appear In 2 choice variety Of
SONGS, DANCES EFRAINS DITTIES.
and Negro Extravaganza every afternoon and evening
LIVING oRANG oUrANG, TIE ueares. .pproseh to
the HUMAN RACE, ard the greatest wonder In The whole
bute intelligent playful and Intercollegiate Wild WO
man Of the Woods She will be seen st all hours.
GREAT WESTERN. he Yankee Comedian
ETHIOPIAN MINSrRELs.
Misses WHEELER and JULIEN.
GEN. tom THUMBS CARRIAGE, with one Of bis
Ponies sad ,hee Hsrse s,. -, ,,,.-.,
WAX MODEL OF THE HI MAN DODY, to be seen
al ali hours At an extra charge q one shilling.
MADAM ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller.
Admission IS cts children under 10, l2t cts als
r q. HII.L,s GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
u. will positively take place AZ tbs Tabernacle, on Tues
day evening, April IS. given in compliment TO him. prior
harmonic Society the American Musical Institute. the ss
cred Music Society and other member. Of the profession,
PROGRAMME.
Oyeriure-Fun orchesrs-La Gazzs Lsdr. ..... RossnL
ROSSINrS STABAr MATER
Siabat Mater" kc.-Qusrietie and Chorus.
a9S. EstHoao-Due,to 81 ns Pico aud Mis-. SOriSs
FORE. AmoIis solo and Chorus. Sig Psosysusno.
Fac Ut Portem'-Cavatins e. Mrs Edw Lodsr
"Inaammstus'-F insle-Air-Air and Chor9:
Ar.......................Mi Miss NORMAL.
Grand Overture as performed at the Phihar monte
E Horn
Solo violLn-sg NJ Rspeth W..
sone-Mr Daniel B. Bell" My Boyhood Home. Rookie.
.................,.......M r. H. G. Timm
Organisi Hodges MUS Doc.
Ticket. 81 eacifor sale at the Mr. Per.
Concert to commence at quarter before eight pre-
cisely. sZI
OALnO's OPERA HOUSE, chsmosr.sL-MoN-
4 DAY EVENING, April l2-Thirt Night Of the season
Performance OF Donzetts Opera UCREZlA bORolA.
Opera BOOKS may be had 81 mo Box Ohce
lst TIER boxes and psrque''e. 60
Private boxe, for persons. l2oo
Seat, be secured a, the 30. oce rom 10 NJ MI
Performance to commence al ~ doors open att O'Clock
,TO THE PROPRIETOR Of Tho Anatomical MI;
seum.-W hen was In the City OF New York, visited
your Anatomical Museum and must say In obedleoes to
truth, exceeds anything ever saw in The United states
nos comosrs With the Anatomical Museum would ed-
every person who has ase for intellectual food TO
,snements in which The souls OF have lived, some
nfty years some hundred. When entered the Museum
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platform calling the citizens 10 visit his wife, who wal
bursting her child 10 tho Museum; more so was interest
ed wheR e e sne ss as s s ne
explained on these machines, where the Engineer wa
who kept them n motion. He pointed me up to The SKIES
Let us examine OF the wonders Of the heart every
reflective mind be struck with the admirable sdApla
ton and susbenes Of Its several parts and also the hsf
mony OF its operations How important the least psI
OF ia complex msehnery Iftut thread connected win
the valves be broken ofs slightest ombes burst
-fa gle valve omitted TO fall down before the retro
grade Of blood or become Inverted tae vital func
lions could longer be carried the vast machine OF
the whole animal form would be Immediately dersngsd,
and death necessarily ensue
who would suppose that an apparatus 80 complex, go
EASILY disarranged and which IL thrown ino scnon con-
sdsraby more than 100 600 times day should yet con-
tnus unimpaired for ffty, eighty, or hundred years
How insignificant and imperfect must appear The most
admirable piece OF mechanism constructed by man. when
compared TO this What piece Of mechanism, e1eftlng
40 much power could bear such velocity for one year
Yet so perfect this apparatus and 50 well hted are al
its parts that its rapid motions never during health ds
urb even the tender babe In whose breast II Dea per-
haps hundred and fifty thousand times 3 day; orr
al2 It, .. rbEI.
MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY. between Grand and brooms sts
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