New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
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Of that good city Tee eomp-ny eoh.'''' y
\. ,,,trs,,so,.l performers DO. BY long Prise
ice together src said to have acquired psr'ee' an'y
4, III ,l.,i,g They are al 6ermsns ard have AZ
rived here without the previous preparation 10 'he Ns1
Of puaias uhieh generally hsrsl5s musical no'so'nne'
We ,ssn hope TO Be as much delighted with them 80 arc
! our frierds In Boston
rP% The funeral Of GEORGE II. CoLros' Esq.
late editor and proprietor Of the A-iesa BA's kss<S
took place ycs.sriay afternoon, ~ 10 PARK Pse',
There vas lsrse concosrse OF editors nemoe'' u VIC
bar snd i,srati present Rev. Dr.. Spring a5Sre''ee
prayer to the throne Of dlvine grace In most 'PP,o
pratt. solemn and impressive manner we ~ou3 ''A'
,his occasion 10 speak sgan Of Mr. Co'on' e1'rseN'
.os ,,pu. He was a no., upright nsn, showing 10
every thought sni sction tia,
An honest man : the robiest work Of Sod
y, hss ,eouired profound and classical education.
he wss. Poet in the hi CHEST We refer In proof
10 ala poem eaiitlsd IL .ha Autumn Niad "ncn We
shall republs.h In few DAYS. he wss man OF ms
wildcat beoevolsrcs The writer Of this knew hln wen
How be nouns his lossl No more shsll be see Q"
bright Intellectual eys-no shall he feel the pres
urscfh ala friendly hsnds-nO shall hs hear bis Ups
di,eour.rg on high Art and Poetry aud Eoquenoe ana
God who rules the whole Yet he Is perfectly recon
cned 10 hi, exit from dark brighter sphere. de
/, now IN nobler psrer realm he 10 nsocis!ns Win
.olr. Who clseucumbered from tee cay work OF NOR
,sl,,y, are where the stars never fade; where the
streams never are dstur5ed by storm where the raia'
bow IFS is arch eiernaly; where pure nteHsenon
spreads It's awful and glorious spendor over ms UNI
verse Of souls His body sasl rest In peace us soo'
shall DO with bis God W.
~ Yesterday was dull rainy day such asw
have seeu in March or April. with not irsce OF the
sharp slnsry weather OF Monday and Tuesdsy. The
warmth Of the air made an overeosi TOO much OF eood
thing though the mud OF the streets brough, overshoes
into ,x,,s,i,s demand When clears up look out Tor
cold II our ocular friend oehe Coan0eal can sSiu-
,sy this prediction We will never prophecy ssain-
FpucAr1ox N NEw-YoRK.-We had the good
fortune TO be present yesterday At the annual eSsn'ns
ion of tho pupils OF the Public Primary school, "'
Greenwlchst snd will sndesvor to aud room 10 NOR
row for an accoun, Of the excellent system OF ia'rue
ton adopted there ani its effects. The Primary senool
for Colored Children Isl Dusnsst is to be examined
next Monday eleven, and toe scholastic prosre" OF
the children Of a clsss Of citizens whom the sousa
mskes i, criminal to instruct will be to many persons
matter Of abiding interest.
ST NICHOLAS socmrr.-The Anniversary Ad.
dress before this distinguished association OF the DO
.csna.nts of thu Dutch settlers was delivered a, the
tabernacle las, nsht BY Charles T. Hoffman, Esq His
appropriate subject the Early Annssof this State,
and ais manner aud elocudon very pleasing The
body of tho Tabernacle quite full with goodly
sprnking OF ladies' and number OF persons Ia the gal
erles The orator wss often cheersd enthusiastically
during the delivery of his lecture in the course OF which
be stated variety OF interesting facts In the history Of
NewYors az Colony, which bu, lille known In
this community An excellen, band was In attendance
during the evening.
REMOVAL or THE PARK GATE Posrs-The
following Is Us. of the articles deposited uzder
these posts taken from MEMORANDUM made At the
time by Mr. Jacob r Roome, who was superintendent
Of Repairs
In the second column from Broadway second course
above ,ha base lin contsniug colns, writings
&c together with Iome OF the tvigs Of the tree under
which Napoleon 3onspart stood tbs battle Of Water
loo Those With StsiS GOcumers M .<e up tho list
/ of articles under this column Uader the othsr were
some newspapers, the Nso York Ga;efs contsGins an
account Of the tremendous gale; Mercantile ddr1slO
snd the EreHta9 Posi- containing The death Of Napoleon
Bonsparie Crosker s Co.'S Address. Park Theatre
the ASrccais. Dai Aarsrtisv, An0eoa CsRm0ciai a.
coun, OF ihs death of G-Orgs w. Mo York Journal
Boston Sentinel ah Of ths Queen of Eogsnd all IN
Lead box William Psf deposited in box contsinlng
coins DR. HOssct history william Maxwell
tln box. containing the OF officers. civil and
military T. Williams. President Mechanics Society, ia
charter by laws 90. aud. fOOaccO box c-ot ana
a halfc-nt-the box was given by Anthony stenbfck
ESQ small flag by Jackson Bsgaot cut gsss lumber
copper colo. medal Of New York African Society DR.
Mitchell large box OF coins &c. Drawing OF steam
ship Fulton, Ia lsaden roll about loot long address
delivered by Dr. J. Mitchell Stephen Allen Msyor
TIE Journal Of Commerce ssys that the columns
purchased by Mr.. r. Delaplsne Eco. without any de-
6ni,s stpss,ons to the enclosures which worth
perhaps $500; consequently question arises respect,
log tbs Legality of his claim 10 them, and they will
main in present hands until /. is settled.
Mr.. kRIEGE's LECTURES on GERMAN History
AND LITERATURE lectures, of which we have
before briefly spoken, commence tomorrow evening a
hr Warmers Hail, corner Of Broadway and Lspsnard-
a. We advise any Of our readers who understand the
langusge ard desire clear aud comprehensive Inst ght
into the subjects treated not TO nlss this opportunity
CuSARD DocKs-sThe Sun says that the docks
In course Of erection In Jersey City for the Cunsrd
steamers have sunk considerably and are still sinking
and that the contractors suffer loss of twelve or
fifteen thousand dollars in order TO make them sa,i,fsc
tory the Company aside from their loss on the con-
tract
TAG ART.USIOS-We again remind those Of
readers who delight to look upon beautiful pictures
the work Of American artists that this rich and exen
sive collection Ia open 10 the public every week day
from nine I'll, dusk and from seven l nine at nigh. -
The gallery Ia IN Broadway, just above Broomest)
and iss,efully lighted up every evening.
ALLEN DODwORTHs COScERr-We call the
attention Of readers 10 Mr. Dodworth's Concert
which takes place a, the Tabernacle evening
Madame otto Mr.. Edward Sheppard, nr. George Lo
der, the Cornes Band and Grand Orchestra beside
several amateur Performers form the attractions Of the
sveuing. The great popularity of Mr.. Dodworih. TO-
gsthsr with the excellsnce Of the BILL will DO surs 10
oil tao house.
" The steamer Rip Van Winkle, Capt Riggs
continues her trips TO Albany from the foo, Of Robinson
St on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings q, s
o'clock Those bound up the River will find the Rip an
excellent boat and Capt H. just the obsng gentleman.
~ sort Of fellow tina, steamboat Captain ought 10 be-
lsQUEsr.-Ths Coroner held an inquest yester.
day afternoon a. the Frat Ward station house upon the
oooy OF cOorcc woman named B-tsy Johnson who
was drowned yesterday morning b. accidentally falling
oEerooard from abarse al Cosnsss alp Verdict accord