New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

WHOLE No. 35ie.
William Hall & son. and 1t appears to be well
adapted 70 the wants Of the mps.cal community -
Il contains copious rues sni Illustrations Ia musi-
ca composition and playing the organ and piano
forte BY figures also short Introduction % double
c0unterpoiut sni fugue writing, and complete
translation Of Schneidsr celebrated work on wri
ting for full orches;rs. with notes together with
scores Of explanation. tor the brass and clsrionet
band-being a most complete system for those
who wish to become thoroughly grounded in coun-
terpoint and composition.
NEW Music The olowlns new publications
have been made BY Fir.h. Pond h Co.. FAIRIES
Dream Waltz, by VIM setback Flower OF the
Forest Polka." by NJ Philppi, and Jeanette
and Jesnnot Qusiriles. By { W. Glover the
two latter with beautiful photographic titles Oil
yer Di,son, Boston, hss also JUS, published very
beautiful song They tina. cow in Tears shall
reap in Joy'-words by Rev W B Tsppsn and
music by II Waters The air IS very sweet and
graceful. and the song will be favorite.
Civil AID RELIGicUs LtRERrI.-A Public
Dinner was recently given 10 Capt STUART =,
Charleston 5. c. IN compliment TO has gallant ser
vices in Mexico. Many of the dicuitanes OF the
state hgured in the sAsir-among them were Gen
Hamilton. James l.. Peugru. Col Elmore. r. b Rhest
Judge Withers, Hon. I " Hsyne. SC Amons the
toasts drank on the occasion were the following
By 3 2 Hunt Esq -Tie Judiciary sf Sos,s Clrolial
That power ~ The State which regulates Iiberp ., "a.
o7aal ldwi1nraon % Jsiies 10 long history leaves its
crmine unsfslred hv single spot
BY Can n rCcNFR-Cirif nd RoiigsoHs Frcefs-
Already does The sun of liberty from he home IN the Nes
tern world, throw tle rainbow of promise The harnlngef
o brighter day upon The iaik and poentous cloud ihal
lowers above the Eastern Continent MAY 90 soon shine
upon people As free snd as happy IN our gc-
There was certain class - men early - least
the days Of Goldsmith who supposed they bad paid ,
sufficient tribute 20 Virtue when they praised her 80
with these sslorous Cafoneans when they sing % ans
20 Liberty The down ,rodden masses OF Europe who
are struggling msnily 20 rii themselves Of political
icspousm will perhaps better appreciate the kind
wishes Of their south Carons friends when they know
that toe Lsbores of thar state ave eighths Of The
people 81 south Carolina are the absolute ncrchan
disc oi the other three cighihs bought and sold at
auction scourscd and driven shout Ike 80 many nor
So. ani cattle How wouh nerve ihs hearts and
arms ol the iiasn and German ishnrers % know that
when victory 'han perch upon THEN proud banners
they arc o. enjoy ,..t Civil and Religious Liberty.
,nt he Al. free and rs happy a. tho workes in the
Palmetto state
DlarH oF JrDeE Arcr,rr. PoRrtR 90 NJ
AsARA IALIs-Ihe announcement Of the death OF
~ senator Porter. formerly Of Michigan incor
Th- occs.ionod bv the death Of the
latter gentleman venerable iather ACsrsrUs PosrsE.
Who had been Oh oi some weeks past AMI died At hs res
dence .ast SUNDAY IN The -Oth year Of his sge tie
wac native % salisbury, onn and brother Of rE
rES p PosrFs who died i've years ago snd located
himself a. Niagara % ais IN June is0t where he ha,
SINCE lived Judge bore conspicuou. part IN the
early settlement 81 Western New YORK. and shared
much In the dangers md ,usenngs Of that period In
1873 hts dwelling mill SC we're burnt b ashes by the
British AZ the destruction Of Buffalo and vicinity
From , narrative Of events. written hy the deceased
and published IN Turner History ot the Holland Pur
chase we MAKE the following extract
During the Winter pact .ai i-9r Gideon King and
LaiocS Granger Two OF The propnetors OF the tract %
5000 IN tho north part If Township One short
RAM. which Included The and on which Rochester
now stands aud Two or three families from Surhed
had gone o. the tract and commenced thereon settle
ment Nh Phelps, my brother Peter b. and myself
also prOpristors This 1000 tract sold
originally BY Phelps md Gorham. IN 1900. 70 q com
pany OF gentlemen Of Springfield and Northampton
Mass among whom was Ebenezer Hunt Quartgs Pom
eroy and Justin Ely The tract was bounded north and
by the north and lines OF the township
By the Genesee River and south ~ line parallel with
the north line far distant thsrefrOm 20 contain
20 600 acres excepting the reserving herefrom 100
acres which had been previously sold 20 fbeneker Al
cn tor the purpose OF erecting mill thereon which
100 acres % be located Ia square form
the windings OF the river would permit commenc
ug AZ the Of the mill zna extending 10 equal
distance up and down the nver then back TAR 10
contain the 100 IN the above form The lines OF
this ~ 900 had been by Frederick -axton in
the Summer Of 1890 IL may not be embarrassing to
here that this 100 embraces the most dense
~ and valuably built part OF the City Of Rochester
and that all the tes within il derived from Allan.
who never himself had any other known paper title
than that which s derived from implication from the
exception above mentioned in Phelps Gorhams deed
70 the springfield and Northampton Company.
omitted 10 mention IN the proper place that In re-
turning Canandagua, after completing the survey
tor Robert Morris. Ia company with Joseph ENicott
we Travelled down the Lake 10 Buffalo chiefly on the
beach. there being road and yet none other than
indian trail from Buffalo 10 Canswagus now Avon)
There was then l79l) but one dwelling house between
the places which owned by Mr. Wilbur IL
was situated AZ the point where Mr. John Gsnson after
ward built large house and kept many years
and IS about ]. miles east u lie Roy.
THEArRIcALs IN CossEcTicUr-Connectic
believe, is the only State in the Union in which
theatrical exhibitions are not allowed Al the present
session Of the Legislature In that State. attempt has
been made TO get bill through allowing thestrcsl
shows 20 be exhibited bill b this effect passed the
Naf.r troHr igfrr In