New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

ApPRrBTSDED RrOT-The indignation OF pof.
ton Of our population the failure of the Planhe1
p,ns was so great yesterday that it feared a.
tck would be nsde on the Sun Office where the Plain.
seldbls have been redeemed, and whose proprietors
arc Understood to be the owners Of the broken concern
scrowd principally of sborng people, surrounded the
Office during the day and il wss thought advisable TO
station squad Of police within it, and to have large
torce in readiness in Of need Happily after dark
he sssemb age dispersed without anyprac,icsl demon
STATIONS. -
PHoNocRAPHY--Mr Boyle gave the first Lecture
or Lesson of his Course Ct the lecture OF the
Du,ch Church in Franklin.st on Tuesday. evening
hrge rnber was present over one hundred of whom
we're tssehers in our Public Schools. All appeared
somewhat surprised and much delighted at the ease
with which Photography is acquired. Those who think
hdfeult learn should have been present at this les
son when they would have that after one hours IN
.irucoa several phrases written in Photographic char
sc,er on The black board were read by the audience
with much facility. This Is free 70 AL teachers
al our Pablo Schools and should think the wise
ones would eli attend The next lecture will be given
al the same room this Prdey) evening
THKArRE IN AsroR PLAcE.-We understand
ha,ns proposed to build and complete this theatre pro
vided two hundred persons be found to subscribe
s75 each year for FIVE years by wey OF rent which
will make $4,000 annually In return the subscribers
are to be entitled to free for that time The thea,
rs TO contain places for 1900 persons and is to be free
orsnt except the 200 free admissions TO the company by
which Il 10 carried on We us, that should this thea
ire be built the opportunity will be taken to free the
drama in Il Som the charge Of being sppendsge to
uos shop and 10 the brothels of the City. Is II not
possible for New.lork 10 support theatre which can
be inferred without disgust The present example OF
the Italian opera certainly shows that II Is possible.
Hall FOR CONCERTS we learn from the Con-
'ss de- Etas uEis that Mr. j. Laiarge has determined
TO erect large and magnificent Musical Hall. The
place 10 be the site Of the Bondst House fronting the
cad OF Bonds, in Broadway Possibly Henri Herr may
share IN the speculation but the building will be erected
even without bis assistance
Coin PENs--If You wish to write a hand that
You aeed Mt be ashamed Of 60 ssvsges 9e Fuon'st
and buy Of Bsgeys Diamond pointed gold pens for
drf i've dollars. pencil and all We one Of them
his present writing and there's telling how easy II
sees
n OF oil preparations, oily or spirituous, for
iae hair give Us Bo0LEs HYPERIAN FLUID. ltis prop
sy named Hyperian for that shining old Titan who,
ladies' and gentlemen was nobody but the Sun, threw
q, hs rising his radiant locks the SUBMITS OF the
earth 50 Boges magical fluid produces a.crop of silky
and glossy hair upon the most obdurate human head
Fer dsndrui and all similar affections Of the head il is
sovereign remedy With all this It's an agreeable per
fame aud otherwise most useful article for the pur'
poses of the toilet Buy 1t and try II.
~ We call attention Of our readers to the
leetaresi the American Institute this evening at the
depository In the Park, Of y O'Clock
tS~ Rev. j Lewis Shuck Of Canton, and Yong
Ssen Sang, the Chinese preacher viii be present
and deliver addresses At the Anniversary OF the China
Mission Society Of the Frs, Bapts, Church Dr. Cones
at lie meeting house ia Broomest this evening at
oclock
~ WILLIAM II. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings,
'eVs al sorts Of Valentines
~ IhE AssoCIArioSlsTs are particularly re
SSeA'ea % attend their meeting on Monday evening
NY" @s oS'aes' Of Importance will be laid before IT,
" ire broke out last evening about half
S'0oeosS IN the o;see Of the Evening Mirror. It
was sooa sxtinsuished