New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-16
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TYR ARr.I'sIoy,-The EsesinR Post says that
the Artruion /, prstty certsn to have prosperous
wear The number Of subscribers il sresdy about ltO
wb,b q. ,hrse times the number tina, had subscribed
las, year a,ihi. time The number OF pictures srsS'y
purchased BY the Committee Of Management for d'tn'
button in December b. more than q hundred eompr'
s!ne several works Of our most popular artists lney
are all now a, the Gallery. No 322 Broadway where
they may be for the trouble OF stepping N "On VIC
street
We glad b. assured of the prosperity Of an as
.ociston so excellent the Union but beg respect
fully % suggest that hardly exercises Sufficient strict
ne,. Of iudsmen, in the purchase Of iis pictures Not
only as an institution for the encouragement, OF Art but
a, dispenser Of the funds OF The public ii bound not
10 Day its money except for the money worth. l,is
no, encouraging Art 70 buy such pictures " some OF
those which are numbered In rs catalogue whose pre-
,encs there indeed only the supposi,on of personal
auence overcoming the better judgment Of the Commit
tee account for.
~ The Executive Committee Of the American
Union Of Associsuon.ts ia session in this City On
Tuesday and Wednesday Of the present week JAMES
NAY Jr ESQ Of Philsdsphia, in the Chair. the Pres
dent II Greeley being sbseut Amony other measures
determined on the establishment Of Central once
IN the City Of NewYork 10 control the affairs OF the
Union and the transfer OF the Hsrbnger newspaper to
tia, Office This transfer viii take place shout the ars
Of October ard will be accompanied By change IN the
character Of the paper which will render Il less eXca
.vely scientific abstract and literary thsn II has been
hitherto in a word i, will be changed from weekly
magazine to newspaper For its editorial conduct am
pie provision has been made and with the talent and
experience to be employed IN It's columns Ii will st once
IL Of thai fifv
will be published simultaneously here and in Boston
where two OF it, Editors will continue to reside The
present Rent, Of the American Union OF Association
lists is something more than 500 week.
~ Among the passengers By the Caledonia
which leaves Boston today for Liverpool, is J. f. D
Lanier ESQ Of Madison Indiana, who goes 10 Europe
by appointment Of the authorities Of that state author
lied % carry the provisions OF the s,e sets Tor the
adjustment Of the public debt by the exchange OF new
stocks for the bonds SC thus rendering more conve
nent and saving Of expense to such Of tho European
bondhoders have not yet sysiled themselves OF the
provisions OF the law Mr. Lsneri is OF the first cit
liens Of Indiana, and eminen,y cslcus,ed for such
mission and bic appointment At this time is an earnest OF
the desire which prevails in Indiana. both among the
people and the authorities to 90 everything to make the
carrying out Of the law as little burdensome TO the dis
tsnt creditors as possible.
II The remains Of the late Capt Z,BRIsXIE
we understand will arrive in this City at O'Clock this
afternoon and be escorted by the Lafayette Faslers to
the City Hall where they will remain I'LL O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. when they will be taken 10 Hacsen'
sack n J. Capt IL. former residence) where funeral
services will De performed on Sunday. We believe
Cap, Zabrske was a native OF this State.
u From the present weeks number OF Yam
es Doodle the only comic illustrated paper In the United
States, the public may learn that Mr.. r. O. White the
former conductor OF that journal has become connected
with the Courier s Enquirer as assistant Editor From
grave TO gay, &C
Musical HEGIRA-Signorina Bari with her
brother the maestro Benedict Beneyentsno and young
Sconca the violnst depart the tour OF the
watering places going first to Newport II they give
concert at Nabant due precautions will be- taken
to catch the serpent who cannot help coming ashore
70 acknowledge charm more sovereign than the song
of the mermaids.
ARRIVALS OF BREADsrUFFs.-The arrivals yes
erdsy Ia this City by way of the Hudson River were
36O2s bbs Hour 1886 bushels and $50 bbs. wheat
3lO3j bushels and IS packages corn 1866 bbls corn
meal 800 bushels oats A bbls beans 92i bushelsrye
Ia
THE CHINESE JUNK.-This extraordinary vessel
of 700 tons burhen s moored Castle Garden and has
sse and convenient gangway for the admission of Wis
tiers The interior Is admitted 70 be of the most
curious and entertaining specaces ever witnessed IN
this country Among the thousands who were on board
yesterday not disappointed Admission % cents
Open only from A. NJ until 2. NJ
GREENWOOD CEMETERY.-The Cinderella, 1t VIII
be seen from the alp at the side of the Bat
terry several times every day for Greenwood Every
one may now visit this delightful spot with the creates
aud at very trifng expenst-the fare We believe
is only shilling.
PAISTISGs-The auction sale OF modern On
Paintings will bs continued this (Frdsy) morning at II
o'clock at 2i3 Broadway, up stairs. Sale positive.
See advertisement headed " To Editors snc
Business Men
INQUEsTs-Y esterday morning the body of an
unknown about 30 years OLD. found Heating h