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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

POucT.-Wm. Russell was yesterday arrested on
charge OF Capt Edgar OF ship Burgundy OF stealing
from on board II pieces OF silks valued at $500.
About o'clock this morning gentleman was robbed
near the Olympic Theatre OF his pocket book, contain
ing S55 in bank bills and some valuable papers. NO
arrest Ann Kennedy committed ior stealing wear
Ing apparel from Harriet Williams worth s2l. Bridget
McCsalay was sent the Tombs yesterday for stealing
iewelry and clothing from Mrs. Duffy A. Roseyeltst
worth $40 Two of the juvenile gang of thieves
named George Bsbcock and Jerry Hedges broke into
house No. 81 Beeckcr.st yesterday afternoon. and
stole copper kettle worth $40 Look TO the Junk shops
. Some daring rogues yesterday entered the house Of
Jacob Hart 40 Chsmbersst while the family were az
dsner and stole large amount OF clothing and fancy
articles No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

PHoNoGRAPHY.-We have said considerable
about this railrosd system Of writing with few
mOnts past enough, think 70 give our readers a
pretty clear idea OF the many advantages 20 be derived
from e thorough practical acquaintance with H. i has
been introduced into Office Of late and can now
boast OF having compOsiiors who able 10 set up
from Photographic copy with as much facility as from
common writing We hope 10 have men In our Office,
in the OF twelve months who viii be able TO
port uTbGis in photography and Ailerward 81 lP tAe
syecci from fr photographic notes and thus save the
time and lsbor Of transcrbing-which IS consumma-
ton devouiiy 10 be wished Dyer, the
rapid writer and OF the best teachers OF phonog
rsphy in the Union, IS engaged al this time IN giving
Of lessons 70 large class composed for the most
part OF teachers in this city The class 10 making rsPd
progress and Judging from Mr. Dis reputation 5 teach
err doubt not that viii have in Brooklyn goodY
number Of adopts 10 the art Al the conclusion Of his
This paragraph WAS writ
ten in and set up from photographic characters snd
the space occupied by Il WAS seven lines OF ordinary
ruled letter-psper. BROOKLYN Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

STRANGE ScESE-The Utica Gazette gives
the proceedings of meeting the 18th OF the officers
and patients OF the Lunsic Asylum in that city Tor the
relief Of Ireland. Dr. Brigham was IN the char and one
OF the patents acted secretary Appropriate resoiu
tons were adopted and OF the eonvslesceni pa
uents addressed the meeting in eloquent speeches and
ode written BY young lady patient WAS received
with great applause The Of slO6 p oontribui
ed By the officers ana attendants only many OF the pa
teRis desiring add thereto but being refused By ms
superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
DR.. BUSHES TONIC TEBRIFUGE,
4 POSITIVE, SAFE and permanent cuFeToF

FEVER AND Aeut.
THIS medicine has obtained wide spread reputation
for Agle and Fever Chill or Intermittent and Re-
mteni Fever In every stage Of these diseases s superor-
Other remedies has bsen fully tested By s tonic pro-
peres strength Is given to the patient at the same time
that the disease IL rpei from his system. Residents al
South will find II OF service occasional use
Of tho Tonic F-brfuge will guard against the debitang
effects OF the climate Be careful to ask for Bush<f Tome
Fe6rifuge the celebrity OF the article has given rio. 10
attempts at counleeng the name be sure therefore you
obtain the genuine. all which bears the wrapper the
urutsn signature OF Dr. James A. Bruce Az Broadway
New-Yo IN Smeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
THE BLDoRADo PAIN ABsrRAoroR.

ITNLlKE MOST OF THE PREPARATIONS OF THE
y DAY ibis Ointment lays no claim ~ perform won
dors but does claim 10 remove pain and Inflammation,
and to cure burns, wounds and bruises sooner hsn any
Of Inc boosted magical compounds. To prove his AZ
well show ils IN piles, rheumatism, egus
I'm the face frosted limbs fever broken breasts nds
eryspelas large number OF certificates from pysic ans
At the principal Of
fcs where wen a. 81 the agents pamphlets can be- pro
cured Price IS and 57 cents per box containing aarge
quantity hsn 10 given elsewhere. Druggists and whole
sale dealers supplied liberal terms Principal once
Az Broadway Agen,s-H johnson, rs Roadway J:
n AFFORD, 1862 Bowery Bunce corner Of Catherine and
south as. III lmeod JAMES A. BRUCE, Proprietor.
HALF PRICE-WHl DON'T f-If the Gslysnie
Hinge Bands aud Belts which sod al 1872 Broad
wsy corner Of John.s half price counterfeits why
don't DR. Christie or bis agent publish them such In
plain terms 90 that the public understand the matter
He dare not do H. for he cannot dispute hat me sans man
that anuscured hese has furnished him FOR the past
years Remember the half price store 1872 Broadway
ij0 lmlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
WHOLE NO. is 81.
pdtent AleoirMes.
A rrrr SAvrn

rs BEEHsAN-we have though, ,hst some account
Dot the sgaerzgs which EhEs has passed troash, a.
vel a. her e2re, hight % he OF doing good The
description a BRIEF and necessarily Imperfect IL would
y impossible 20 give snyhi1g lac al adequate sa Of
what our child has Undergone, 81 cur JOY and deep
ihankfulnsss a. her unexpected recovery
Most respectfully, EDWARD BOLGER,
ELLENOR BOLGER.
Our daughter Elzs row Ia her sighsh year bad when
about three years Of age. spe Of sickness She
was reduced 10 mere skeleton sn though partially re-.
covering. abe Continued In much he corGiuo1-a
feeble, weakly child. About yes-s axo ste took
kept growing and Worse until Phy SIC az told us
she could nor he cured the.consumpuon vss seated be
yord Al hope OF recovery. We up with her AZ neht
ard her cough hard a. times ihsf l-arei she
would sirsnge surocsia In The endeavor the
quantities. Of blood sni uatter which she reu emily
up.
we heard OF BEEkNANS FULMONIC SYRUP This.
tod would cure her II anything cold. Amer In
qlry gave 10 her In accordance with directions ram
Or. Beesmsn- Her cough loOsenei 81 and she
raised more easily her rest better, snd The end
night aer spell only ~ hing and raising she
comparatively easy al night Amer hi. her .hs grew
better snd better until she rested perfectly welL
She gained almost mmetiaiey aflcr commencing the
u.e Of he Syrup. This was In June. 30 rapid her
improvement Indeed. that many neighbors and friends.
hearing OF q, % the house purposely 10 her
Every struck with ssion'shmen az had all sup
posed from The Circumstance Of her dreadful cough
the power OF medicine restore her 10 health IN facthey
had for her only puny siray child and
now 10 her re.ored-aer trembling - long on the
very brink u The grave 10 werewss indeed miracle
She Is now, as her rosy cheeks indicate IN The fun bloom
Of health. EDWARD BOLGER,
ELLFNOR eOLGER.
- stsnion-sl v "
Beesmsns Original Genuine Palinouic syrup snd Yege
table Essential Pills may be obtained al the Proprietor
old established Office. 4si corand-sL door below
Greenw eh.i New-lork 2sf iieot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
THE ORIGINAL

ccVSTESrEfr GALvANfC EiNss,
tNLJlD, BANDS. BELTS. PLAsrERs. BRACELETS,
4 &c. stcuarer price. Other srtlces IN proportion.
As certain persons offering spurious limitations ofDr
ChIsues Gayanic Rings Fluid, &c. al bali price, the pub
lie respectfully Informed that The same articles may be
had NJ half ~ ns pfice-n other wonis the counter
felt articles may be had FOR onequaTer The price OF the
genuine
one thousand dollars will Re forfeited n they not the
same articles and Manufactured by the same men.
Wholesale and Retail Agency l89 Broadway, between
johnsL and Msiden-lsne.
~ Or Chrlsie's Genuine 0alysnc articles, which
achieving such wonderful success and celebrity lhs,
commercials appear every day. can be obtained only
IL 1872 BROADWAY, al
which Is the sole p,sce In NewYok where they be
bad.
Beware Of druggists and drug stores, OF them
will ever be allowed to keep Dr. Chrslte's Genuine articles
~ Chrsties new work on Galvausm and It's Appii-
Gallon as Remedial Agent" may be had gratis. ~ lsipi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED from No. =
L 70 No. NessaasL where they have splendid assofi-
F,cspement Lepins and Vertical Watches, selected from
the manufactured 10 Europe which viii be warrant
AS some new patterns Of Gold Chains Seals Reys &C
10 90 90 0od Pencil sses aud Gold
30 DO DO Brse-lsi. win stones and Hair.
DO do do silver Forks spoons and Plate
md warranted 70 DO equal 10 beat made IN The city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers u Pine Watches, te.
No. Nassau. a. opposite tho Custom House
She above articles carefully repaired BY he most
.shl vorsmen 10 he city and warranted % give entire
satisfaction glJwo.
DEnOvAL.-The Office or The TRUST FIRE IN
INSURANCE co has been removed from % 70 OF
ws-sL few doors below and opposite th1ir former To-
This Company with nearly an entire capital will insure
ehandise build ngs kc and IA TIE Of inland nay
CATION, a. the current rates Of premium
Ella. O. Drake, MARTA Hosnsn, Edmund Pen'od,
WIN. White~rig ht WIN. y. Legget, Robt ". suaiton,
r J. Hutchinson, Jas b Townsend John Ransln Jr
VIM H. Johnson, James Foster Jr. John H. Hurun,
Francis Butler, Chrisrs L.brisse, John Clsayrl
ELIAS o. DaAkE, President
an SPRING Fashions. c. NEWTON, Hat
LII ter, - FuiiO1.t would Inform bis friends and NO
Hats and - Hesitation In ssylcg they vii equal
not surPsss anything offered 10 ne marAet Win prices
81 xiv
IN -PRINGFAsHIONs.-H Hsts-Pafs mole
Ak skin hats q, eqaal ~ thOse sod ~ Oers al -
Also elegant dress hats Al - % and = p superior
In style and nnsh Sse 10 many places al - neal hat
a. s. q Murch Will be PLEASED - zee his hsnds a.
2aIm' GEORGE P II. BROWN. Ils csnsl-.t
HBOOTs AND sHOEs.-coslny merchants,
and tho retail uste both Ia city and county are
specially .nvitsd 70 call aud examine the su5scri-
~ bers large and general sssorrneat OF mems, boys,
ladies' misses. and chdrens Shoes Boots Gsiters &c sc
which viii be sod he lowest prices by t1e ease or
dozen, and furnish such sizes a. may b required
y. B.-lO1s.srLy on hand. superior QUALIFY Of ades
and ehltrrns KID and French shoes, CATERS &c-
u our mznufacture, which warranted.
HARSgss-At the same place may be found two double
sets q Harness entirely sew which vii be sod 81 Jar
gain, or exchanged for eaihsr
A. d. GALE, 40 Peari-sL up stairs,
l7f2wDaw' corner Of Barlns sip. n T.
nR. POWELL, Ocal..t s1j Asnsl, attends TO DIS
DEAsEs Of the Eye and KAs from 20 O'Clock, 81 his
residence, 4l Broadway, cor Of Wafren-sL Ophhsmi.
soppage u the Tear psssage Ceiaars and Opacnss e.
fecllslly removed.
ANAusosIs treated with great attention and success
srkAsisNUs, or Squirting, cured IN a. few minutes
DEsFxEss and al discharges from he Far perm.neDuy
cured. ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted
spectscl-s adsplsd 10 every defeet ~ lmD&W
aDyERTIsEMENTsf Zoe ne Newspapers Of ali re
"A Cires snf principal towns 10 he Ccuntry are dahl, 70
celvei q the oEes o(v. 3. PALMER, lhe Ax-ri Ia he
vouas Bsidirg, where NE papers can b sea oe Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
For The Tribune

~ The qusrtern loaf OF wheat bread In London
weighs 10 u o. and sells for % sterling-ssy II etc
The wheaton loaves sold in New York for twelve and
half weigh from two pounds ten 20 three
pounds six ounces. averaging three pounds. Hence
bread is six per cent dearer here than in London
Query.-Hsd we not better remember the numerous
destitute and starving Irish n midst and not
send the whole loaf abroad b.
There s no danger OF doing too much for Ireland,
though there may be Of doing too little for the poor in
our midst This ought ye TO have done and not TO
have left the other Undoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

u Wafer-Cure.-Dr. SHEw having returned from
Europe, pract-es q IL system his Institution 81 and
81 Bont-stl and 10 he city generally Thu WalsrCure
Journal lsrui-u ,nihyl By Dr. shew, Is published the
very iOw price Of 81 a yea in advance. III In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
MsfN FUN,o "MEEN rUN0

CELEsRArED CHINESE SKIN POWDER.
THIS MUCH admired sddendum 20 the toilet, stands
preemnent for restoring, beauliSing AMI preserving
The .sAin aud complexion During cold weather. when
chappng snd other painful Ofders OF the skin caused
by bleak winds. the beneficial effects OF this celestial
mec most pessngy eyincei. The august patronage
conceded by the several S0veens and Courts of Europe
Supreme Court Of India and the numerous testimonials
daily received by the propreiors In themselves su
Client establish the superiority Of the article without
farther detail
RosE-TISrED " MgES FuN"-A small cons gnment Of
the above has Just been received tie without doubt, the
greatest embeshsr ever introduced into this country.
The radiant bloom Il mparts The soitness and decacy
which II Induces on the cheek, render Indispensable TO
every toilet - -
lobe had wholesale Of he importers HOBBS co.
whoesas and retail at the Depot a sc1spian Temple
fi Broadway In boxes price 3I and 30 cents Of lmlsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

~ Last night as a passenger in the ship Jno.
X skiddy named Mary Lockwood was endesvoring 10
land. she fell and broke three Of her ribs. She was
taken 70 the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

e d Williams n Co l39 Nasssu-st. have IS
sued their splendid sheet Of Spring and Summer Fash
ions for s4 and aors in al parts OF the land now
become thoroughly fat to what is the ton in Go
than regard to gentlemen and ehildrens costumes
Ful directions accompany the sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
~ DIR. Bnnnins,. Body Brace Il an sffei,

~ DIR. Bnnning's Body Brace 4 an efficient re-
efi0r weakness. OF tho voice lungs spins sod limbs par
iiculsrlv FOR dyspep-s constipation and piles win weak
OF The stomach and sides weakly females fast grow
ing children AMI all dspOsei % droOp and sedenery
especially spinal subjects will be delie GIFTED with 10.
lion. Reference giyea many Distinguished clefyymen,
who been rescued from approximation, from de-
thiy and br0nchilin Pamphlets and book Common
Sense giving Information be hsd 81 the Office, ~
Broadway. lady IN attendance on ladies. M DSWn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY February &c.
OUR NEIGHsoRs-We have before alluded TO
the beautiful building erected by the Tract Society op
poste 10 our Office The total cost Of the building we
have been informed including mason work carpenter
work iron work plumbing gas fixtures, sc. is Si-1"
- The expenses 10 the Society in the interval oil tear
ing down the old building and occupying the present
house were $4,000 A. which added to the above makes
the amount of si2Ol9 %, for the payment OF which
sum they have raised by loan the of $4,000. They
intend that this debt shall be lquidsed from the pro
ceeds of rents of parts Of the building not occupied by
them. At the formation of the Society the sum OF
s25s52 % was contributed by individuals TO provide for
their accommodations free OF rent with which their
present valuable property bought me former
building more than paid for itself from the proceeds Of
rents reasonable prospect that the present
building will do the same without using any Of the funds
contributed by the charitable public. The building
fleets great credit upon the skill Of Messrs. William
Hurry. architect Lorenzo Moses, mason, and Thomas
Gardiner, carpenter
BfoGRAPHIE USVERsELLE--A few days since
saw paragraph in The Tribune stating tina, the Hsr.
pers are preparing publish translation Of this work
which was pleasing announcement Please allow me,
through The Tribune make, in behalf Of myself and
many others very earnest reques, to them, that it
may be printed on type of good size, that who
value eyes too highly 10 spoil them by reading small
print may have the satisfaction each OF possessing
and readiHg copy. and they the benefit OF the money
we shall pay for them which we shall do II the print
be readable The Pictorial History Of England for in
stance will DO right well but Brandes Cyclopedis and
MCullochs Gazetteer might almost as well have beon
printed In Arabic. have not bought these lasl simply
and entirely because | cannot read them without in
jurng my eye'sht and have heard others express the
same opinion. kEADER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

Ntd WIN lhe manQ'scInrng OF nss and VINO can Pur
chase go OF the stock Of the company wanted
take the supernendence of factory In successful
rsoo 10 part OF the country where Goals had eight
per bushe ard pig iron In abundance low prices Of
the fret quality Its OF thu best loo aions In this county
healthy and abundance ofwsier power The business
fail 10 reward person well for his services, and
good salary will be given In all respects competent
None others need apply Address by mail or otherwise,
J. DAVENPORT co. ia FrontsL N r.
u, fas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

ues 70 receive patients 81 her house ~ lothsL New
YORK.
Ns O. sso visits ladies' and children a. their homes and
giYes direction Tor th- application Of Water Cure 80 n
~ T. j. tolemnn. Exchange Broker, No. %
MzlsL N-w-fOrz JLrurrnt money boo kht AMI sold ;
~ Commissioner Tor New-York ind Con-
necticut.-J. D. WHEELER, Counsellor a. Law, Tam
ms1y Hall BD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-26

o-r. ana nlfers ID parcu hrIy csls1
righ and lei. screw Bedsssd. which drew so premium
Al th- ale Pair OF he American Institute
GA Rss. rsnov.sd Cots wholesale and retail Glms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14
BEAuTIFUL EXHIBITION.

The Danseuxs Vienao,ses have produced quite
a fur0re in our quiet city. On Tuesday night
very large audience, Of old and young, from coun-
try and town, including a very respectable re-
presentation from the neighboring city OF Peters
burg, received these charming little girls with
immense enthusiasm. The dances we shall not
attempt TO describe. The tiny creatures seemed
10 move like auloma,a, so thoroughly trained are
they in their picturesque and striking involuons
and evolulions. We cannot better describe Them
than 10 say Ina, their movements reminded US Of
the ever.changing, brilliant phases OF Kaleido.
scope. At one moment they presented hedge Of
lovely flowers; then clustering together, they form
ed graceful bower OF roses sparkling with dew.
The Hungarian dance is very original and ami
mated, and the clinking of the Tiny spurs on their
boots chimed in beautifully with the exciting mu-
sic. The last scene, the Oriental dance, riveled
all eyes, and carried all hearts by storm. II was
amusing to witness The verve with which our
most s,aid cts forgot their usual philosophy, and
gave vent 10 their heartfelt paudts. The move
menss Of this last dance presented some Of
the most classical and brilliant scenes. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14

The country through which this road passes
from Perote 10 Nopaluca, is almost entirely bar
rem, producing lille that is useful Tor man, cx-
cept in some few spots where beans are culliva-
ted, or cattle find pasturags; yet contains seve.
raj villages, where The people seem 10 live COM
foriab!y. From Nopaluca 10 Puebla, except in
the Pinal district the land is better and he inha-
bilans are more industrious, or rather less indo-
lent; and the last mentioned city may be con-
sidered as lying in The midst Of a wel-tiiled ci.-
trict.
Between Perole and Pueba the Pina appears
TO be The only spot offering any advantages in The
way Of military positions, and that may he turn-
ell By superior force passing norIhward through
HuamanIla. Puebla is an cpen place, in val
Icy entirely commanded by Fights, the possession
Ris YRlfSyn sS TnaiGGbsr" Of In, men
lett there, with few inorlars and their accom-
panimenis, in iorufcalion such as Fot Brown
on the Rio Grande, would preserve that tran
guilty which ought ever 10 reign in spot 50
favored by The Celestial host.
The people Of this upper country differ essen
tally in features from those below The mountains,
who are, as already said evidently OF the same
race with the aborigines oi our States. In the great
elevated plateau, on the contrary the face APP
proaches much more nearly 10 our standard Ut
beauty except as regards expression, in which il
is sadly deficient. saw many women, and men,
too with finely chise'!rd NOSE, mouth. and chin,
and cheeks rednced within The limits of the Gieci-
an OVAL vel the whole wanted life, and neither
smile nor irown conveyed any meaning TO The
mind OF the beholder. The head-lhal is to say,
The brain--is also much compressed, more, | think
than in the negro rot only in tac frontal DIVISION
where The intellectual qualities are supposed 10
side, but also in the hind head, considered as the
seat of The animal propeslties; and both these in.
dicaions seemto correspond with the characleris-
tics OF their nature. | saw mol a single individu-
al on the way OF pure white blood, The Indian ev-
erywhere predominating; and became more and
more convinced Of The error Of regarding The
Mexicans as Spanish people, or of being GO
verned in opinions or conduct with respect 10
them by rules drawn from Spanish pIeccdehs.