New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

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rain continues TO fall intervals in torrents Ls''nsn'
the streets we're swept BY strong wind and drenenns
shower, materially lessening the gloomy mounds which
have SO long ob.tEucied cur thoroughiAre'
| DiscRErIoS The BETTER PARr.-It is Mt every
man that knows how 10 stand clear when great oke
about 10 be 90; him. else the worthy members OF
our Common Council sho recently did such famous
thing. AZ Albany would have stAyei with their friends
and families instead OF venturng 50 far from home
One Of the Committee was however. giftsd with the
requisite prophetic psuact and avoided the excursion
This sIIAs c. HEzRiNs Assistant Alderman OF the
Ninih Ward kuo wn all ,he world as the maker OF
sslamander Safes. Having helped so many people to
save their Effects from oondsgrauons il 10 DOT surpr'
nz that he should smell the IRE 10 which the delegation
were exposing themselves, aud keep ou, OF danger
We have no doub, that Mr. HERSING Was kept at Rome
bv the conviction that the C0nrzon Council had no bus
mess TO spend the funds Of The City In going TO Albany
when the proper number Of representatives were al
ready there to look after its interests Amid the gen
ersl jus, condemnation pu, on the delegation he de
serves to be mentioned as an exception.
| PBoSoGRAFHIc WHITING.-lt will be seen by
referring 10 our advertising columns. that the Pheuo
graphic Society Of this City give an exhibition OF the
proficiency OF is members 10 the art a, the Coliseum
this evening Among the rapid writer's will be several
boys one Of whom Is announced as being able to write
at the rate Of three words per second, CT leO words
per minute after the rcaiicg speaking Of any one
present on any ordinary subject. This We believe is
much sster than IL is necessary TO write in order 70 be
able to report the great majority Of speskers+-l9O
words per minute being the average rate OF utterance
There are twenty thirty others who write nearly as
fast as be does but yet he has no successful rival
Two or three years hence however, there viii doubt
less be thousand such boys In this City aud the mere
ability 10 report speech or sermon verbatim VIII be
possessed By every advanced scholar in the public
schools-by every successful candidate for admission
into the Free Academy
The OPERA-Madame LABoRDEs benefit was
very well attended last might, Notwithstanding the
storm Had the weather been more favorable, the
house could scarcely have held all who were intending
to co. The Opera passed of to the satisfaction Of all
Tomorrow nigh, we are to have PaTiiaHi.
DEMPsrER's BALLADs.-An opportunity will be
Afforded to hear some of Demps,ers delightful ballads,
tonight at the Tabernacle He will sing choice seec
ton among which are the " Indian Hunter " When
o. Night Wind Bewaleih,' and tho Emerald Isle. ,
Mr. Demp.ters reputation as ballad singer is too well
| known to need commentator here.
PHYsIoGSouY.-This evening DR.. J. w. RED
FIELD will deliver the eighth lecture of his course at
the Hope Chapel, Broadway.
TT- We were Yesterday led 90 notice COM
plant which had been preferred by German named
British against Mr.. WIN. Tyson, for booking aud for
ward nj passengers Wes, wi,hou. license. Upon the
appearance Of Mr. Tyson before Justice Lahrop and
upon inquiry affair the latter discovered that
the charge against Mr. 7. was of malicious nature and
entirely wiihou, foundation Mr.. Tyson is one OF our
mos, respected citizens and the last to commit Of
fence Of any nature. The complaint alluded to was &C.
cordnely dismissed
PASoRANA or rHE HUDSON RlyER.-This un-
dertaking has at ss been accomplished and the sPlen-
did painting OF Messrs Townsend & Dor 10 on exhibit
ton the Hail. 300 Broadway. The sketches are all
from nature, and this season, when unable to
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rabe production is almost equal to the original III
faithful in every particular and glad to that
the public know well how to appreciate work Of the
kind.
RIVER NAyIGATIoN.-The steamboat Hudson
reached here yesterday at 1t P NJ having left Albany
at o'clock the evening before. The ice had almos,
urely disappeared and what in the river sofs
and .pongy The Hudson brought large number OF
psssengers.
Mas. FARsHau.-This lady. has removed from
her former residence 70 30 Warren st where she may
be consulted respecting her California Expedition
every day this week from 10 A NJ to ?. NJ. Her con
tnued III health prevented her seeing any last week
LoTs Ar H.RLEM-By reference to our adyer
Using columns 1t will be that very desirable lots
in Harlem will be sold today al the Exchange This
good chance for those who desire investing their
money in real estate which must always increase In
value.
rF- The attentonof our readers is called 10 an
Advertisement in another column, In relation 70 the
Fire Department
ISQUEsrs-Coroner Walters held an inquest
a, the City Hospital ye.terds pOn the body of John
McGeehan, aged "a years. a native OF Ireland, who
came to his death BY injuries accidentally received by
falling through the hs,chUsy Of the sugar house OF Mr.
Harris in Dasnest Ii appears that deceased W" EN-
poyed in hosting sugar aud sso In placing the casks
upon the truck after being hois,ed and In attempting to
do 60 he lost bis balance and fell through the hatch 10
the lower foor by which be- was so severely injured
tha. he died 10 few minutes after Verdict in accord
anca with the above statement Also, at the First
Ward station House, upon the body Of an unknown
an abou, 40 years of age who, before his death, sta
ted n be had been Ia the Mex!csn service, but
not able 10 tell his Nothing found upon him
by which be could BE- recognized. The verdict Of the
Jury was that deceased to his death by epilepsy
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
BAPTIST CHAPEL IN STRoSG-PLAcE.-This IS
besu,fu little structure built in the Gothic style Of
chit cture and situated In strong place, between Hicks
and Henry sis south Brooklyn. The dimensions Of
the building II feet by 81 IL contains four rooms
three the rst door, consisting Of the Sunday school,
the pastors study and tho room for the library. TIE
upper room is used q temporary place Of worship
for the gson until their church erected which
will be completed 10 about year, and s plainly, yet
beautifully aled up for the purpose for which il de
signed The style is purely Gothic and Is beautiful
specimen Of workmanship through ghout One great in