New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-23

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NEw-YoRS PHosoGRAPHIc SOCIETY The pqb-
lie exhibition Of this Society last evening st the Cell
scum attended bys very large suilencs, and the
performances Of the embryo reporters OF q char
acier highly Gathering to all concerned. Many who
have heretofore looked with 1. eredu,y upon this
csedlnsly simple, expeditions snd certain style Of
writing (or rather who have condemned II as hum.
| bug without coniescendng TO examine II al ALL had
their prejudces dssips,sd seeing sds not yet 10
their teens writing word for word s fast as good
speaker would naturally enunciste. Mr. Dyer, Mr.. An
drsws Mr. Boyle and others. conducted the exhibition
with good and forth the objects and character Of
Photography in manner perfectly ineligible TO the
most obtuss comprehension Mr. Boyle hiss lately been
chosen Professor Of Phonogrsphy In the NexFree Acs
denny and believe Mr. Dyer occupies similar posi-
ton IN the Philadelphia High School while Mr.. An
drews 10 actively engaged in publishing and teaching
the science The y. Society is large and aourlshins.
and hope will be looked into by those now In their
bes, days for esrnnz-the Youth Of City. Ladies
also have here facilities Of the simplest kind for study
rg and corrsspondlrs 10 this and fascinating mode
OF writing
Another public exhibition will be given next month.
Z heu, doubt not the young pupils will NANTES, an
improvement, worthy Of al commentator. The soci.
ety has taken upon itsof 10 give sra.uous Instruction
pupils from the Public Schools Snd most Of the chill
drsn who took part in he exercises last evening
from classes selected sud taught The audience re
ceigod with the mos, enthusiastic demonstrations the
performances OF Master y. T. Mtrphy, boy OF 10
year. Of aye who has been understand, engssed
a in fo
senate tor the National Il'eigeaesr aud who wrote
with astonishing rapidly snd those of an nf,ntle pro
asy only years OF age the OF Mr Ira Goodale,
a-.ist OF this City, VIII, mounted On chair, transfer
fcd blackboard, in the oddlookius photographic
characters sentences handed In ty the audience. and
which wore Immediately Rad by the pbonogrsphers
present The little fellow who was hardly bigger than
Gen Tom Thumb, made his dnsers hy Ike lightning
We have rarely seen so much Intense interest exhi
b,ed by an audience, In more matter OF science or
education. and can conscien,iously urge upon
readers avail Themselves of the next opportunity 10
tucss the wonders OF this remarkable art TIE Pho
uographic Society deserves the thanks OF the public.
The TABERNAcLE-IRFLAND-M DOHsSY.-
T. night NJ the Broadway Tabernacle, Mr. Doheny, one
Of the disir gushed Ish Refugees lectures the Po
llticsl and Social Condition of Ireland We may
ly content ourselves with the simple of
this fac, 10 insure tull house the occasion Mr..
lheny the Hill OF Slievensmon with Mesgher,
ahcr being released from prison, and when smith
OBHen took the field in Tippersry he was among the
faithful with him. For several weeks after the
rest Of smith OBrien. Mr. Doseny wandered through
Ireland, finally escaping TO France in tho dress of
priest, though reward Of s3OO was offered for bis
Our readers will probably recolec,ths nsular
a.
true patriot Wa trust the Tabernacle will be full to
oyerdosing Tickets may be had at the People office
sprucest
LECTURE on MEMORY ARMS, lecture on
the science of Mnemotechny, postponed from Wednes.
day will be given tonight at Mr. Carpenters Church,
corner of Canal and Greene sts Prof A. comes 10 US
with recommendations 10 favor Of the efficiency Of bic
sys,em, from all parts of the country and cannot siI
t. give satisfaction to sll " no attend
THE OPsRA-I Pur,fani, which was to have
baen performed this evening As,orplace is unavoid
ably postponed, owing to some dissppoluimen, as to
stage srrsngsm,nt II will be performed On Saturday
We look with interest for It's presentation with the
present admirable cast.
ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY In spite of the Sc
we're Storm there full meeting OF gates at e
ton was adopted, Board OF Trustees elected and
measures taken for immediate action In forming the
nucleus Of Library which ii the zeal now sboundng
should continue will be honor and benefit not only
to the order bu, to the City at large The new Hal,
Of Centre and Grand SITS will be the location
As many eminent publishers are members of this Or
der presume their liberal donations will soon make
respectable beginning The fee for membership Is |
fixed st 80 cents and yearly dues 80 cents merely
nominal
The MoRaOSs Elder DANA now in this CITY |
collecting contributions In aid Of the suffering tribes at
Council Bluffs requests 10 state that those wishing
10 make donations Of clothing and other articles may
leave such with L Lockwood & Co. publishers. cor
ner OF Broadway and Grand St We trust our citizens
will not be sparpg In their assistance 10 this persecu,ed
and suffering people The Church Of Mormons or Lat
ter Day ssats meet in this City for public worship
every sunday at l0i o'clock A. NJ. and 3 r. NJ at the
corner Of Grand and Elizabeth st,
A STRANGE ANiNiL.-Co Fremont has recent
y dispatched to Corpus Christi an extraordinary ami
nal which his party succeeded n capturing, after 4
three days chase, in the nelghborhood OF the River
Gia. let,er received from one of Col Premon,s
party, BY merchant In ST. Louis describes IL as an
animal resemblngs horse In every particular except
'Aa- - Win n cOse curry tOot
resembling camels hair In color snd the fneneu of ia
texture. It has no name and Its tall s Ike an ele.
plants The animal possesses wonderful agility, leap
Ing OYER distractions ten feet high with all ease.
TESTIMONY or REsPEcT-The students Of the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons held meeting On
Wednesday. when the following preamble snd resolu.
tons respecting the death of SIDNEY b WORTH. late
sssistsn, at the Bellevue Hospital were offered and
un nsnnouSly adopted
Wh0sds IL has pleased the Almighty to remove from
our number Of he promising esseeed mem.
bes II the class the melancholy duty deyolyes upon US to
manifest respect for the decessed and sympsihy win
tis ber-avsf relatives Therefore.
Resolret TEai "a the deslh ofsDsEY b WORTH We have
lost esteemed and talented fellow ent and one no
bsd he lived would have been proes
zion.
Rssolr d. That he severity Of the blow caused BY this
sudden and melancholy event. lessened great degre.
By knowledge Of The fact that sdrsy B. Worth died
martyr professional zeal In his bensyo ert 10
sesisie lh- sonOws and suf.rings OF the poor. |
hesoired Tlsl tsnder sincere sympathy II the
afflicted relatives u The deceased In the iePsnabls loss
hey have sustained.
Reoiref That in testimony of respect to the memory Of
the deceased the s1deus " this College wear the usual
badge o lurning sof the period u 81 days