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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
roAcEar Ar FRIrsn.HIr HAII.-A Ma.lesI

CONCERT At FRIENDSHIP HALL.-A Musical
gp,ert,lnmen. IN aid Of the Fund Tor Relieving the
Poor Of the sixteenth ward vii be given 70 nishi At
F-isni.a.3 Hell. -.xiecnih So The programme en-
s-..s choice selection of songs and concerted pieces
and f-s, ihs vel Known character of the vocsisis =
,-v-,s.s.rt rter,anrssut may D. expected The %
- II t.. Concert sh14li bs sufficient Induce meat
10 those Who hare 40 evening % spare.
r,os,. rr.riy,1--Messs BRADBURY \
4 ,.i the successful teachers % singing n classes
I've another q tlc.r Juvenile Concerts a. 'h- l.'ti
lace tomorrow evening IN Which more man 70 ~
Ind children VII take part The house vii De- a'1l
,omsiy decorated for the occasion me siP'Ai SIS.
IL ., many cheru5 ninstre's and the sweet SOUND %
s5e- voice. blending harnoniousy IN some simple enc
~. i. very pleasant and the proficiency ooisned y
sra In the rnuscsi 10 furnishes the most ample ''"
n5uy O. the sk.l. o, Messrs B a \ as 1s-o'''''
~ Tsg FARvERs' CirB meets at noon 20 day
4, the Rooms OF The American Institute corner Broad
~ sna Auihony.-,-i1 consider the Important 81
At ,se Care Of stock bctsix, Hsy and Grass Every
s-e- In town VII BE- sure O. be- Interested 10 the CUB
,rf may derive some bencft rom whai be- bears inerc
TIE NoRrHER>ER.-We learn from Messrs
S,,r,rs T,es,5n that the sccount OF The accidental
death of lady on the sailing Of the Nor,ierHr ioi
Chares.on. published in the ~ and copied sy 1ais and
other papers. wa. without foundation.
U,sroElc,L SociErY-The regular monthly
eetn. Of ,h. society viii be- held this evening a. 'hc
University Ofcourse there Will be something Interest
ing ..,..,..t ,
FrRr-Feb. Last evening about % ID c'''N .
IRE was discovered 10 the premises 80 springs g. oc
~
cuoied asa coal d6p6. by Rida5ocS 81 schmeze 10 ne
basement. with cabinet warehouse in the upper part
Of ,hs building The ire exiiugu'shed before any
serious damage sustained.
RnrrfHrFs -Somc Garu- rO-ues on sunday
nieht entered The brig Galveston lying A. ine foot 81
Market a. and stole ihereirom gold hunting "aten
valued Al $50 and SIS 10 money. with vhich th''
e.r,ped 80. The store oi Ward, Peck 4 Co. NJ. l0-
Nadealane was burs.ari0usly entered IN SUNDAY
nsht ana rob6cd of ewery and fancy goods valued a
sio0 wiki which the rogues escaped
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
BuL.-A Complimentary Ball was given last
nlshtto Nr. .. j. Lucas. at Montague Hal. and Wa
nunerousy attended by the beauty and fashion Of la'
city.
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NeNx-Nork sIafe sIockn.

The following communication from the Con
troer appears in the Legislative proceedings Of Friday
last
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, ALBANY, Feb lsi9.
Hon @. w PATERSON, President Of the Senate:
SIR. The Controller has the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of Resolution of the Senate in the follow
ins words STATE OF NEW YoRR. }
IN SENATE, January %, lS49
ResOlped That the Controller state the amount OF
State stocks issued the amount held by citizens Of this
country and the amount held by citizens Of foreign
States or countries BY order. II CALHOUN Clk"
And in thereto reports that the whole amount
of state stocks issued and unreemed is S3 $40 20
of which S6654 40 are held in foreign countries and
Sl67ss 247 80 by citizens of this country, as will more
fully appear by reference TO the tabular statement here
unto annexed
The Controller has been delayed In furnishing this
information because II necessary 10 write 20 the
several transfer agencies in New York to obtsn IL That
for the Hudon and Delaware Co is not received but he
thought he would longer delay the report on that
account This statement only shows who the holders
are appears from our books but he Is informed that
stocks may be aud often held by citizens here IN
trust tor persons residing in Europe without that fact
appearing the transfer book
An OF which, Ia especially submitted,
WILLARD FILLMORE, COnr.
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Later uom Texas.

.a g. L
The steamship Galveston, Capt. Crane. arrived
yesterday sileraoou from 4ges'an. whence she sailed
on the 2ith inst The GdrtsJH Vars OF Tuesday even
ing the sd .nst contains the following intelligence
from Port Layaca, Texas
Capt Wilson, arrived yesterday from Port Lavaca--
The vsriou. towns on Maiazorda Bay were quite
healthy Gen. Worth and Sta were = leave Lavsca
Yesterday f'r Antonio where - We before stated
the headquarters Of she digsioa H BE- established.
We have. by the Yachts mail, tle bicor "a dar0catc
0f TIE 9TH inst from which We earn that company
IS being Organized Ia Victoria O. 20 - Catalonia y
land On tn l-t of March neA- Mr. a NJ " iseinton
80 ihe head OF the party he steamer hae ward was
Al lndsn Point fsw days ago, says the 8dr91is pre-
paratory . her entrance into our river
Ma OF rien $ stationed as luarsermsster o. Port
Lavacs
The Afr0oa,e spprehends that strong effort will be
made a the session Of the Legislature u remove
the sea; Of Government 10 some other part Of The
state, probably % Huntsville.
There had been 10 cases Of cholera n Galveston,
Bat i would from the following paragraph from
the Ns 0i the I'd hst il mad rsaPpesFei AZ Houston
The steamer Bllow arrived from Houston thu.
morning, aud Ne regret 10 say trAs the accounts
represent tue cholera there y oe no" worse than
ever. The following IS "a extract Of letter dated
Houston January -
TIE cho,ra las broke out again, and ! sm afraid
il Will De very bad owing to the horribly hihy con.
dton Of toe city CO.. WALTON and lis daughter died
ast hight Gen. Bakers daughter u not expected 10
1--we There are good many other cases
The ships Star Republic and Nostagk' Captains
Norris and Wilson arrived ~ Galveston on catur-
dsy the eJth inst from Nswlork, whence they sailed
on the otn hsFs made the passage 10 fourteen days
ODD FELLOWS AND raE CATHoLIcs.-It vii be
remembered that tine siHee the Catholic Bishops
Or some other authority Of the church, issued eters
against secret societies Of al kinds and the clergy pro
hioiied from encouraging them IN any way Yesterday
Al the i1nera. OF Mr. Ray Marsh several lodges Of Old
Fellows With their ussa5adges o..osei as body into
81 ?atrieks Church Father Reilly, however before
proceeding with the funeral services gave nouee hat
the rules OF the ccUreh forbade TIE tolerance OF s-eh
badges and unless sn-y were removed tho ceremonies
could not proceed Waereupoa the Odd Fellows eft
In body, followed By several OF the citizens wh1 sym
psihlzed with them and repaired tner lodge roos
aecnsstsE Democrat Friday.
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NRw.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ArrANY Monday Feb ,.
Tho senate have struck out rom the Resolution pre-
vi1uslV offered that portion Assigning tomoro" Tor
the election ~ q Controller - supply the place 81
Hon MfIrARD fuLvOaE. Vice President eject - tnsi
Office cannot be ll.et uuu. made vacant - NJ tii.L
MORE.
approprIstion % the Deaf and Dumb Asylum oi New
YORK. which was read third time and passed
tbi investing the Supervisors with certain LEG. sla
tive powers also read second and third ure and
p.ssed. cd.
T-e Committee resumed The consideration oi the bi.
for the Punishment of Prize fighting, when su1't
futo vas offered suhielting parties participating 10
1ght for money ar exhibitions iJr the sake OF gain q
penalty. vary ins from me aud imprisonment 10 tne
County jail q three years 10 the tate inson WIN
out coming 70 a decision The senate adjourned.
hin va. reported 10 amend the charter Of the
Brooklyn Ciiy Hospital.
The iiil confirming The election a Nr Pick - reas
urer Of Kings County sss read inrd time ana passed.
Also the bil o. amend the at relative 20 IOce JNs
rces Courts 10 the C.y oi New-fork
Hr CE0s. of kin.s Co. introduced OH iclauFe u
The Atlantic Dock. Brooklyn
Notice Vss given g bil providing tor the erection
q. new Capital 30 Albany
Nr -L0cr--f Il Onorf8gs Co. submitted rcsa.ut 0u
n favor OF the er, elton Of monument T. the mem
ory VI the ate Gen HERKrfER which was adopted
Sir SLocUN also called up toe resolution previously
offered by himself In iay8f Of instructng the Ne" o'
Delegation in Congress 90 take measures Tor the aooi
ton of logging n the Army and Navy OF the bniltd
sa.,. The resolution was referred 10 the Committee
on Commerce.
Mr. Hale of stouben Co called up the Resolution
which be- previously offered 10 favor Of presenting
sword h. Col Bliss late ABIDE Camp 70 Gen IAYLoH
n testimony Of his valuable services 10 the at wal
with Mexico The Resolution was referred 70 iAe
Committee on Military Afsirs.
Mr. GRAHAM Of Ulster Co submitted resolution
requesting the Common Council OF the CITY on BROOK
Iva 10 report how toe 100000 heretofore raised mad
been expended upon their City Hall The resolution
giving rise t. some debate Il laid over under ths
rule.
The New York Pilot bill passed in Committee oil
the Whoe.-The Assembly then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

NORTH CARoLISA.-The Legislature OF this
State adjourned the 29th of January Among the
bls which passed during the session the following
For the relief of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail.
road Company. Empowers the Company to mortgage
the road and it, sppurtenanees to the amount OF 500
ooo for the purchase OF iron to relay the track giving
10 the mortgage created precedence over the State
mortgage aso extends the time for the payment OF the
Companys bonds to the State for sSOoooo for money
borrowed TO ten years on each bond IS ii falls due
To incorporate the Central Railroad ComPany to
construct road from oldsboro 10 salisbury and Char
iotte, via Raleigh.
For improving the navigation o; the Cape Fear snd
Deep Rivers. above Fayetteville. Approprisies seOO'V
from tho State Treasury providing individuals shall
subscribe sl2o, 900 for the same object
For the establishment OF State Hospital Tor the In
..ne N be located within three miles Of Raleigh.
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%, B. in.iuIs..ss into eonpi.ne. With the Eeuts

not b. intin5s,ei into cen plisnee Win me seHue
mans request
~ srErHEys-@ We viii try %.
NJ HorsT0S in closing his remarks upon lle
su4-..- r..t-a -r are. rruarr fn t-a r-r. IONS
1akirr tie call conditional % a. o. guest ne fIfs
s-ni O. c1mugrcsts the Information 10 case N GO -
deems % lot incompatible 9Th TIE Pl'"1 .--' -
81 80.
Mr.. scHEscg OF Ohio followed 10 au Interesting
speech he .a.i dlFu Ire distinction oeiN,rn zee
American Executive ard Co1grf" aAi i.e pr - -
Executive ant CONGRESS lie asked "nat l-l ..el
done in regard o. TIE rresty snf EsTe hs-fg % le
case Finally be- pronounced ite Presidents c-ll--
rasdl e1t a1s deceptive throughout ;h' wsr fld also
VIII rs-srd o. the Iresiy
81 BOYD 0t Ks interrupted D Oh, ana saii i-l-
.e Mexican Executive wanted TIE Froiocl - SLOW -
n S-Brsrv --.uuio- said he had DO Doubt o,
H. I.is h. continued vas tee w1-z % re LAe
t.7es fire Two Governments True. o-l ''h'.-
debated these smercmeLis ior many lHy.' ara -
- pied ttcm-rlt Ehsf cared in- fr-si' Q. ir- j.
Re toi ihe Mexican Government VIII ne same l.r..l
with watch be- approved Of the amended treaty hoy 20
care ~ these intsrrledlng legislators lAtir Hii1A-
meats were of 10 account they were mere --.' ~
form Let -s-ify tls Treaty -and so q eas ~.
fed As .0 fne objection which bad been raised lst
10, mode q calling for ths iuisr iion ne gao ii Pr
ore citation upon ice President sna ee nal u,'.-- j.
win c0utempt Hs moved that ne call 37 ~ sue
absolute and compel the President . produce 'l1
Protocol .-
ST.. burr " :. C.. followed he said that the
weak soe hsd got certain important MORN alto rom
slIlewlere and ~ 40 TOE other side nA1 Ito1'e1 i
tanr information from source which 81 ceua ret4ly
conjecture while be had not obtained j. from r. tne
lie moved the previous question II order ne SAD max
Cd m. zht have o. ,-
TIE Question vas immediately taken by y cas-
and Nave and lost Yeas. -i Nays so
SIR. STIFFNESS then slightly amended his reso-l'
tons when the question on their adoption was taken
and carried. oy zee AZ nays g.
ASDrHEa STATUE r0 WARRINGTON
N- MEADE offered resolution that the Library
Committee procure marble copy Of ne statue oil
Washington ln the Csp;ol 81 Richmond - oe
p 4ced 10 the Rotunds Of the National Capii9 Al ash
insion. TIE Resolution having been adopted me
n-use aaillrnei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
WING Caucas-Washlnston Hunt for Control
Ier-The University Of Newly ork, &c.

The Wing Members Of the Senate and Assembly
held caucus tbs evening and nominated Hon "AsH'
iNerox HUSH a. the Wig candidate i1r ConTolei il
place Of Hon MiLLAED FILLMORE. resigned. Inc af''
vote stood Hun, lo3 ali others d. Mr Hunt was iaen
unanimously declared 70 De- the Wing candidate Tor
Controller.
TIE Caucus sso nominated P. s. Van RENssTLAEA
for Regent Of the Jniversiyo Of NeWfork On the isi
bauotP S Van Rensselaer, received 50 Alex W bfaa-
ford 3s n Maxwell @ scattering. l3 On the q
ballot p : Van Rensselaer, received 7i' and Alex ".
Bradford a. VAN REsssELAE vas then declared
unanimously nominated The Free Sellers have nom
.nsted Hon join A. DrX for Q Senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

HAVANA--By the arrival here yesterday Of the
brig Adams Gray Cspt >chcier late from Havana We
have received the Ga1tl a. the tn iust.
y % Bulletin 18th
The Captain General has quite recovered from tas
effects OF his late accident t. Deum ~as celebrated
the churches by the lcrsy n act Of greece 70 the A.
m rhty TOR his restoration % health
The Niennoise Children are performing their bealu
f baets At tho Tscon fheater q the great sdmat0n
OF the liabtncrOs
The weather IN Havana l. said % be- unusually warm
Tor the season the Norlhcrs. which usually ,ei Il
this period OF the year having yet hut once or tsce
visited them with their refreshing infu nee
The Gaclfd publishes the health reguIat one whleh
are very stringent on vessels coming iiom On injected
port.
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PEUTlONs REFERRED.-Oi usmin f. sherman that
Eleventh avenue between Fonylhird and Forty sixth
De- regulated. OF III Sheldon and others against renum-
boring aVcr.ty place or James Armstrong and others
FOR sewer 10 Twenty from sec0Ld 10 Third.
avenue OF Stephens COnd Cox. Tor reduction Of rent
OF pier foot u Deys ng 10 Tho pier being occupied by
other vessels &C.
REPoRrs ADoPrED.-ln favor Of paying Andrew Ken.
nelly basnces due upon sundry contracts favor Of
tending pier loot Of tIOnst into the North River 10 the
extensoane, and sisO widening and extending tne Old
cur 10 payi1g Joseph Perrne an > xte.th Ward
SO Tor medical attendance he having been by
stone and injured while duly. To deposit
log school money! 10 credit u Board Of Education &c.
In favor %! concuung % pay bin " Thomas Lyon for
extra sewer IN IWruy-t glh from Fisl River
Ard B0Omln 81 e-rOsd, DO FOR Fi0cenh-st and
Firssy..ln favor % extending Muusyst 10 the
end q he pier A. an not ~ exceed 5000 ard the
be- betrayed from the appropriation tor cOBun-
| zeuces Amended b. assessing On parties benefited
APfolsrsEsIs.-A n BraifJrd resigned 10 COmmis-
s0ner " Deeds and VIM Austin appointed Washing
tor heeks 'e'g ned, and WIN. n MeeEs sppointed.
PEIlrONs-fo have 1hirty-ffh 81 between Second and
Le2n ton avenues regulated and curb and gutter set Re-
/ ferrcd
lswIArloN.-Io attend Bal o, Compton Guards
Accepted
| fRoa BoARD o. ALDERagS.- Resignation Of b Mar.
sta - Comm ssioner u Deeds and appointment Of &
burkey Lser amended BY Substituting Al gusus PuTdy
kEsolCTl0NsTO contract for renewal Of lease FOR Sew
enh Ward Police House NJ rent Of not than $50
Th. South between nsrset and Pike he graded and
paved .ln relation the petition ~ the Board " super
ior restoring ~ the Register and County Clerk tha
prncp- Of fees Instead Of salary and appointing spe
90. Committee ~ sk- ilto consideration ether k1y eg
LA acton necessary he sub ect Adopted AID
Msszrs Billboard Morgan and Miller app pointed Il Al a
peuou Dc presented " the Legislature allowing the cue.
pad On sales a. auction n.o Inc Ciy Treasury Instead
/ that Of the
A Few papers from Tho Board Of Aldermen were acted
| upon and he Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
The southern NniI-Death Of Hon. IL. w
Leigh-LateT from Mexico.

IILIINUILI NuHuatl T 10 y
The southern Mani bas arrived and from the
Richmond papers We learn the death of BENJAMIN
WArKSs LtIcH
The = u Pragn1 announces the arrival Of the
.rhoouer hIe.sde with dates from Vera Cruz 20 the
ph The insurgents 20 Tabuca were Dispersed By the
Government forcas under Gen D0ncl-a
Gsr Pl.scon and Alvarez were concentrating their
lroop. in tle stat. o MeNco - restore perfect tran
guilty
f.t.f.ss vas sul in sessi1n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
special Election In Pennsylvania,

At tae S2ec.a. Election 10 the AAth D-stHc. %
this state ir -.ste senator. 10 tie place Of Governor
Johnston We lern ia4t Augustus Dram the Loco f'co
CANDIDATE. vas uldol.,s Is elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

The Unsatisfactory afternoon we received
two mails from New Orleans, bringing Us papers Oh
The 25sh and 9Th u The papers Of the Goth have not
vet come to hand We understand that the Hsvre &c
Grace Ferry boat has been extricased from her dan
eerous position In the ice still We had no msi beyond
Phsdsphis Last night We hear that there Is consider
able Ice 10 the Susquehanns River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
The secret Protocol no Forgery

" AsHlN9IoNl lIllaJI TO y
The Secret Pr9toco. 0. tie Treaty Of Gladal1pe
H.dslgo. lst brols ht 10 lght IL forgery after a.
bui authentic and ota.ia Incredible a. 10 msy seem
il Wa admitted 70 De e. by Sir. Hcvs1oS Of Aa5sma
In The debate 10 me House to-day. H. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

II Rev. w. q. Buiger Of Rockford. Ala. was
foboed and severely stabbed the night OF the 18th
UT by some villains who entered bis house At the dead
hour " midnight Mr. B. was collecting agent fox some
newspapers.
II Dr. ELLIS. tree coored man. was arrested
10 wOrlesns the oath for going into the state Of
Louisiana in controger;ion 10 The law u such case
made and provided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

Little accom- lihsd sfer Tea, Notwithstanding one
Two hours consumed and this chiefly 10 enlife
Glmess discussions.
Three quarters Of an hour spent 10 exceedingly
animated canvass Ofihe relative merits Of two Doctors and
with this and other tho special order Tor the
evenings debate-the BLACKWELLs ISLAND iNYEsTlSA.
roNs,sas entirely lost sight Of until just al The hour O
Adjournment when OF cOur So % was again aid over.
The appointment OF Dr. NinefboitOm a, Assistant Ply
stefan ri h- Nursery place Of Dr. Edward Hal designed
f0f California; finally carried after the debsie; being
concurrence with the action Of the Board OF Assistants
PoLiCE LAw.-On motion Of AID Adams Document No
n 1eing Act to amend the Police Law Of this City
then taken up and adopted by sections Win some few aud
quite uLimpOriant redmendmeuts
-Ahef Atl3 more Conversation the Board lhen al
burned ~ Monday evening next al the uiusl hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

l"Ce.,,'iai En1nlfoas" may p5oI0b Dc a~oAei % i' "
aUiug C0Wefs.-lAusuaicfl
e bt of Transparency broken from the spheres
.n.ritual nrism through which we see All beautiful
raw. of immaterisl existences. HE eapins fancy
mounts upward Ike an luiia rubber ball and drhls
and falls Ike a snow Aake or A feather lie moves
10 the regions Of simitudes lie comes hlousn Wv, t
air ike a cherubim with golden trumpet IN hls
mouth out Of which he blows tropes add ngures anu
gossamer trauspsrencies OF suggestive iancies ne
takes high flights and susians himself without iullh-
ssstber he inverts the rainbow snd uses il Tor a
swing-now sweeping the earth and now clapp'ns MS
hands among the stars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

VA UNITED STATES SENATOR for six years
from the a,h Of March next is 20 be chosen BY our
Legislature at Albany to-day. OF couse WILLiAA
H. SEWARD is the man.
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By Telegraph 10 The y,w.YOrk Tribune.
he Election Of sIr. Clay to the senate.

IINrINNATl 11sy- 70 =
The following i The vote on tle election Of
HExIY CLAY % The sen.,e q the Uaiea states,
which hsvs previously announced f0f NJ C.ay'
p Col = JOHNSON g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
whis Nomination for Regent of Univer.ity'

Ia Wing Caucus Phillip :. Van Rensselaer,
Eso WIS nominated fr the Office Of Regent oi the Ne"
York University on second ballot having % votes 4
" Bradford hs1 3. votes
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CITY ITEMS.
Lestur.., Concern. &c. ro-NIEst.


o., l.f,..,,. '....g...- 2.--, T...-.I-TS
Fs...-l-s ai vsrrs-sss Braa.sul--
lrs--s.rs AZ r..l- 6rasEag. k-a--st De- 20 49,
:. -, d Esro,-s- P.-,-s.-..- stas-tIs Al g, y
60, ' 80. .-s-,aaa.,. IA. - s-si-ly-sPs
c.. xs.-4H-sr s-a.s-sy- Ia, =. -,,l-s
So. .-.,.r-cl,as-r,.- a-.f sriai-,g-I Pm
srors~ay tl-st-r- a-.'- So, '-t' .l...-'
Az ItlrsrRtrEn CRITICISM The critic % the
Bo,oa Pss writes NOS; iazzBsy Of one Of Emerson
delightful lectures We can hardly ca u criticism Tor
b. doe. not properly e-'s he plays around the SUB
.ect Ike a humruing bird round 8 h0neysucs'e-ae
d.rt,stit Ike dsh hawk after pike lie looms up
Ike thunder cloud. comes down IN shower of unS'
ling .ee, and rolls away Ike ere on the Praire' he
PLAYS with ares OF speech Ike ssgier balancing toe
sentence. On his chin and keeping Up SIX with each
hand HIS fancy goes up Ike the ist Of are enzine'
and comes down IN spirai ecstasy, Ike a Peruvian
condor tie is decorating mixture percussion
cspa neteoric showers spiritual shuttle, VIBRATING
between the Unheard Ct and the Unu,teraoie Ike a
chd he shakes his rattle over the edge Of Chaos sad
swings on the gates OF the Pssssnd he ss Ike ngl'
nzale IN golden ring suspended oy 'i7eF cora ii'u
nail driven into the zenith.
We cannot resist trying our hand q, Illustrating ais
description of TIE lecture-gvirg form 20 the writer
phosphorescent fnces Our attempts In this line &C.
COMPANY the text Mr. Emerson, whose splendid pro-
fusion Of thought and imagery combined with the mag
peti.m OF his voice and presence, must produce Ine
deepe. impression wherever he is heard has pro'aoy
never ina sned himself even spiritually In positions %
remarkable tie viii be equally amused with curse"
AZ the result Thus scs'a-ises the writer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06

HoxIcIpE-The house OF Mr. Lafeur, al Wa
,erIoo La WAS recently assaulted with briek5sts and
nv two rufians when Nj l. discharged gun at them
Liling one, a fisherman named Charley Mr. Lsheur
surrendered himself into the hands Of the ministers OF
tie law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-06
PRESERVED MEATS FOR CALIFORNIA

THOMAS KgSsETT Co. . OLD-sLiP.-hssi. oosP
Game, Oysters, Lobsers Mis &c put up 10 no es'e
OIL and los EACH and may be conveyed To tho remo's'
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