New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
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dense the following particulars Tor the quarter ehons
Feb l5 a. given ia detail By Dr. REESE the Resident
Physician 49,, RI.
Rename 90 Fate OF lst Report. tl e. =.
Atnftes -aes---.-------. ---.---.--.- ~. ~
Total .-.....--..-.-.---.--.-.-.i.a g" 81.
| R-...iars l. fio.pi,.l ...--..-... 80 go 90
| o. the>~. 81 are iorssisfs, is7 Natives
The advantages derived from the hired rur'es no"
found Ia every ward Of the Institution and substituted
for the consics heretofore long employed 10 this ca
pacty are ssd 10 be very Obvious 10 The moot casual
yii.ter-wbie those connected with the Institution
whose daily duties psce them in constant Intercourse
with the sick regard Ibis single improvement as Of IL
es,be value to the patients and Of little less TO the
importance the City. in view Of tn, economy OF eN
pepse attending This system consequent upon the
excellent discipline which peryades the entire Depart
meut
TBE LUsATIc AsYLUM.-In the Report OF the
Visiting Physicians # the Lunatic Asylum on Black
wells Island also presented to the Common Council
last evening" some serious defects pointed cut In
the Mad House recently erecied-ihat no proper aing
grounds arc furnished for the patients that The az
parstus for warning and ventilation 10 badly construct
ed aud lhs, there is total dssuution Of books TO
remedy which however seps have already been taken
by the Visiting Physicians Let the ether evils com
lihlutc VI NC az Pi"hF'y "'J"'
MRs BUFFERS READISGs.-Yesterday morn
ing Mrs BUTLER read tie play Of Romeo and Jnlsi TO
large audience who were not lees delighted WIN her
unequsled representation Of it, tenderness end pas
Zion, and despair than will the more grand and rugged
characters Of Macb,,h. The moonlight scene was one
of the n ost delicious embodlnents OF love and poetry
we ever heard from the human voice. Not less i'm
presve and effective were the closing passages OF the
tragedy
Tonight Mrs Butler viii read the play Of Hamlet
The tickets were al disposed yesterday morning, we
informed
THE OPERA CoMPANY.--It will be seen by the
Advertisement in another column tha, the Concert Of
the Opera Company mas been postponed snd that
Norma will be given tomorrow night with the old cast
We learn that the prospects for second season are
highly favorable The hearing Of TAffANKLIT' voice
every hight is alene worth subscrpion to those who
can afford H.
| PHYsIoGNoMY-Dr. REDFiELD, whose reputa-
ton rs successful physos nomist is widely extended
gives the fret Of Of lectures on his favorite
science tonight Of the Hope Chapel This theory is
certainly curious ard in some particulars exceedingly
plausible aud his lectures promise to be of great inter
| est If not of practical value
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professor of the black art has commenced his Evenings
| of Wonder a, the Minerva Rooms where every even
Ing this week he will turn rabbits out of pocket hand
kerchicfs suspend persons In the air smash gold watch
g, and do all other things which wizards and gicans
msy OF right DO
ADAM AND EvE.-The splendid painting by d.
BUZZ. Of the Temptation" and Expulsion from Pa.
radse are about TO be removed from this City Those
who have not seen them mus, mske the pr,
opportunity the exhibition will close Saturday
next The pictures the master pieces Of DubHic,
and possess remarkable beauty. With the exceptions
Of HoRAcK yERNErs paintings. and some works Of Is
aErs sni DELARoonE, they are among the hes, works
Of the modern French school
The OLD MAsrErs.-The Gallery OF Paintings
by the Old Masters a, the Lyceum Hail. Broadway, 10
perhaps the riches, collection Of the Kind in this
try The "Msrtyrdom of ST Lawrence" by Titan, 4,
universally pronounced by artists to be one Of his
finest productions There also several paintings by
Rubens Salvador Rosa Nurillo and Claude Lorraine
aud one BY Raphael The collection OF pictures BY the
Flemish painters il unusually rich large number hav
iag recently been added on Mr. NYxs return from Eu
rope We look on ,hi. exhibition as the nucleus Of
sraud Gallery Of Painting which shall be an honor 10
City and aid 10 American Art
= AIMEE HILL Qe4lNtIt4 one OF MS lnifAiia
biz comic lectures on Yankee characters last night
the Siuyyesant Institute lie VIII give another on
Wednesday and a third on Friday night, Hs power.
Of delnesiicn ia this particular line, unequaed
sni that laue liter which srs the rs sni overhows
the cycs l. always cure % follow their exercise.
| TEACHERS AssOClArIOS.-Th.sA Association held
iis egulsr semi monthly meeting saturday evening
in the City Hall The business Of the meeting was the
annual election Of officers The following gentlemen
were elected ccers OF the Association for the
in year. Tno~As FouLgE Prtsiseni: Leonard Hazel.
tine yic Prf.ids' John II Fauning Recording Secrf.
farv. David g. Scott Corresponding Secretary; John J.
Andersen. TFSassrer yoAa Patterson, LBrariea.
HisroRIcAL SocIETI.-A sisted meeting Of
tai, Society will b. held th, evening At the Rooms in
the Univcrsiy sni paper WI &c read by joss W.
KNEvEIs ESQ OF Fi.hkill on the subject Of Our
; Daich Prog niioFs."
~ A regular meeting OF the FARMERS Gus
will be held TO day noon in the Rooms Of the Ameri
can los;ita,e on Broadway.
IL The corner stone OF the Custom House al
New Orleans was isi with much ceremony the 22d
ut AmOng the spectators Of the scene ssysihe Piggy
.as was Hon Henry Clay whose presence excited con
adorable interest The delicate attentions shown 20
him On every side striking proofs OF ths
snce in which be Is held BY his cOuAtrymeu. When he
arrived upon the ground he crowd Was dense and sp
pareptly upyieldinE but the moment Il whispered
around thst Henry Clsy was coming space vas open
? ed nni hats came Almost inscluntsfny from men :
hs..s a. ths passed Mr. Clay