New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

pcsnt that he shall submit 20 drawing which shsu
eyince hopeful feeling .nd tAlen, for the Art so far
from proficiency being demanded drawings are re-
ccived here Gin the earnest desire Of the Academy %
s-s.s, in the development Of the least sp~rof genius
which have really very hils clsm acceptance. 30
far from the European Academies being literally
governed in this respect not Of them but would
reject very marv OF ths applications which are here
successful some OF the foreign Academies the scotch
Tor instance requires that the drawing shall De
panied by written request Tor admission, and that the
authenticity Of he drawing and the character Of the s
pcsn, shall Be youched for By at lsas, two well known
and respectable gentlemen With the pupil is al
united for life snd Is not liable De siterwsrd ex
PEELED for incspscity In the Academy Of Design not
less than forty six pupils have been received this
session and two applications only have been IN
successful
The sspsrsons alluded 10 have been copied IN another
ourns with the additional intelligence that al bat
married men are excluded from the Lie school. SO
TAR from this being the OF the students there
this season as in all past years ioined in we'd
| lock but that OF Art
ENoIIsH ARrisrs-We cordially welcome For
eign Artists Of real merit to cur shores deeming them
our most valuable acquisitions We hsve just oeen IN
troduced To one Of high reputation at home. George
Earl ESQ Professor In the Peckhsm school OF Design
London sud inventor Of the GonometrcoD. sn iastru
eni for reducing perspective practicable % the mos,
inexperienced for which he received one hundred
guineas from the Queen. and which IS highly recon-
mended by q. B. Airey Professor Royal at Greenwich,
/ W Pease Professor Of Perspective Wooiwich Pic-
rial Tnc Ari.Uai0a, &C. &C. Prot Earl has brought
with him splendid paintings, bis own production
-Four hundred pupils day have siiended bis inslruc
ton in Perspective, Painting and Drawing The Messrs
Abbotts In the Spneer Institute. and Mr.. Crittencen
the Brooklyn have his Instrument. and have Al
ready introduced him their pupils, 10 whom he win
give lessons in Perspective and Drawing from objects
Should he form classes for oil Paintings he VIII here
have ine FIELD before him.
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE UNoN.-The Board OF
Trade of this MON being fully organized and Pur
chasing Agent appointed, the Secretary, Mr. n.
SrRArroS gives notice to sub Unions already formed
or hereafter to be formed desiring 70 avail themselves
OF the advantage OF said Agency that they may receive
all necessary instructions by addressing him postpaid
AZ the Novelty Iron Works.
" RI Rev Bishop WHlrTNGHAN OF the
Diocese of Maryland being in the City, 10 preach
and administer Confirmation, to morrow afternoon, in
lions Church. (Rev Richard Coxs)-Mottst near
Chatham service to commence at % O'Clock
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some friends. Of DR. ANrIssLL the distinguished irish
exile 70 hear from him a lecture some subject con
nected with his scientific pursuits We shall rejoice to
have an opportunity OF listening TO him We trust that
the Mercantile Library Association or other As
ISOLATION ia our City win his services for some
early occasion He has the best letters of recommen
dalton from DR. KANE and other distinguished friends
Of Science In Europe eminent men IN this Country
FEurLLEroNisr.-The Ho,ae Journal re-
ally one OF the most spirited aud spar king papers in
the country. Willis is of the few men connected
with the press Of America who has really achieved
the mingled sprightness and sense Of the French
fsailiefopist Tie and Gen Morris make the Homs jour
vai eSquisi'ey exclusive
| ARREST or rHE MAYOR.-The Grand iury Of
Richmond County having found bin OF indictment,
against His Honor tn, Mayor Of NuwYorS and the
Commissioners Of Emigration, for maintaininr p nui.
.ance at staten Island the Sheriff of Richmond county
came to the City with Bench warrants for the arrest of
the parties in question
Nvw Music.-We have lust rcccised from
Messrs William Hal & Son, 239 Broadway, the cee.
brsted Ily,cnth Polka composed by Josef Gungl
and played with great applause by his celebrated Band.
We understand this hrm publishing all OF Gungls
| music.
| IMPORTANT 70 CLERKs--Wc call particular at
tention to the card of Mr. H. OCoNoR headed " Prac.
tica Book keeping" Mr. OConors system Is most
thorough. embracing at the philosophy and per
feet knowledge Of the art He has the warm recon.
mendation Of the distinguished merchants OF
City, some of whom have demanded that their clerks
take lessons from him Immediately To have studied
under him at bis in IA Fargo Buildings Broad
way. will be strong recommendation to any clerk
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in every branch of professional businessto the lawyer
especially, who may be engaged in commercial cases
great benefit may be derived from his instruction
Having family 10 support his beet services will be
cheerfully rendered to those who wish to acquire
practical knowledge OF the art while he ssks for nothing
bu, fair trial public approval in his profes
sion Of the nature and philosophy of Book keeping
LECTURES on CHOLERA.--Dr SEW, the well
known Hydropath, not Dr. Shaw as the printer made
us say yesterday lectures the Water Treatment
a means of prevention and cure Of Cholera at Clinton
Hall this evening. Il Is remarkable fact that while
doctors disagree 10 the true mode of treatment in
Cholera or rather while they assert that no rational
method has been found GU, by the faculty all admit
intemperance surfeing dizziness. bad air fear anger
grief and above all prostitution, 10 be among the most
prolific causes Of the disease
r Ehhf UiAhD'--h correspondents referring 10
the recen, accident by which Dr. Van Buren, lost his
life, mentions the following plan tor the prevention Of
similar accidents
am informed d simple and efficient protection was
recommended by the late Col. Spooner some time ago
aher OF those terrible accidents had occurred II
met with consideration al the time, for there
general feeling that other protection necessary
the lives Of passengers. But nothing done
cdent forgotten the lessees, their officers let
the matter rest and 50 Il will be- Messrs Editors, 10
the present case, until fresh accident happens, and
the public again cry out for some remedy.
The plan proposed BY Col. Spooner 10 have
aced gate or port cults each end of the boat COR
each ferry) about four feet high be kept down
til the boat made fast the dock and then raised by
pues high enough 70 allow passengers aud carriages
10 pass Also when the boat il leaving the dock
10 be shut down the moment the last bell % ruDg for
starting This would do away with the necessity of
chains, and efsctuay prevent jumping after the boat
&c.
SINGULAR CASE OF COSsPIRACY.--A most sim
gusr u conspiracy commit criminal offence
charging another with wing committed felony
Of destroying the business prospects, reputation
and moral character Of latter, up before Justice
McGraih The comp ainsn 10 toe Is Nr. Alexander
sa.es coier Of No y bo~ery, aud the secu-ed parties