New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Lectures, Cescerts, &s. Tonight.
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MARcH-Yesterdsy was one OF those Mar0h
days spoken of by Bryant
| aWheu the ehsnset wiuds are son ard wsrm'
And Heaven puts on the blue oil MAY
II wa, cloudeu and mild and the church bells sound
a sweater thar ever in the pure air The Park IN ine
afternoon was hed with romping children sad Oh tue
freedom given them by the weather. Everything In
fact, was cheering and inspiring except the streets
which were slmost deep and tough " ever
STEAMSHIP LAuSoH.-The splendid steamship
Eupsrs CRY was launched at iol o'clock on ss'urdsy
morning from the yard OF VIM. H. bro"p' io0' "
| I>Eenh-st Ess; River. Messrs. Howard q 20 H'a
chartered the HveEles which took on board fnein'eu
guests. including number Of ladies', "n"'na'
The day wss remarkably bright sud pleasant no'"'n
standing keen and steady wind. and the Trip "" 81
pArentiy relished by all on board. As the Hsess
rounded the curve Of the East River the E~p"s Guy
slided of her ways In fine style and came 10 snenoi !"
tie middle Of the stream. The immense Pseketsn'p
Consolidation. iull.rigged with msss and spsrs, WAS
suncbed at the Instant and ran near to the I'm
p,rs Gin before she stopped. The latter vessel 10
model of symmetry and grace. Although she had
hundred tons OF her machinery board she rode very
Ia hsfflf with res
and in this respect in proportion to her size is not
/ surpassed BY any steamer saost. Messrs Howard
Co have displayed honorable enterprise in the con-
rc,on of this vessel and the Crescent Guy which hiss
lately made such fine trips to Chsgres The Empire
Gin which will be ready for by the middle OF May
Is 10 be placed on the line, touching at New
Orleans The Crescent CITY. now up for Chagres and
:, sail on the 18th inst has already $50 passengers
engaged.
| While the Hercules was lying beside the STEAMER,
| handsome collation. prepared. for which all on
board were well gra,i6ed by the sharp air The trip
terminated AS pleasantly It began. and few similar
events ever passed Of with more cordsity on all sces
| TIE "UxITED SrArEs."-This fine steamship
Is now lying at the foot Of Second st. where workmen
are employed In ittirg her as war vessel she 10
being raced several feet and good deal Of her outer
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80 that heery seamen would not recognize her She
to carry 10 guns each side and brass swiyes for
ward and two att She will be ready for sea by the lot Of
April and will DO manned by Americans fer elk months
Tha statements which have been made concerning her
sale are partly Incorrect Her original cost was pre-
cisey $4,000 (nstesd of 100000 and the price at
which she was sold about s2650O0. Her last trip also
made up for her former losses such an extent that
she will only have her the interest OF the
| money invested.
| COLLINss LINE oE STEANERs.-The kecls oil
two other steamships Of X Collins Cos line-the
Arctic and the diratic-have been laid, and the yes
sells will be- ready for launching in about six months
| The Aaaatic and Pacific, now receiving their ma
chnery will be In order for crossing tbs sea at about
the same time.
| AIRLrS 70 CiLIFORSIA.-Our staid citizens
we're somewhat excited yesterday by the appearance
OF large handbs announcing In bold capitals that the
Aerial Locomotive will leave this City on the 18th OF
| April on its first flight to California The price of pas
sage fixed at $50 including DO ard and the trip ex
| pected to be made, in calm weather. In two days
| against head winds in i've days. The proprietors
Messrs Porter Robjohn, propose to stop by the way
for companies Vt not less than twenty. We are glad
to learn that the plan will at least be fully tested
We sees stated that Capt Tsggsrt Of Boston, has
made another invention. which will be finished suff
| ciantly to make experiment. in few months lilo
intends make the first trip from Boston to Bunker Hill
MORE VocALIsTs CoMISG.-It is rumored that
slgnora SrEFFANoNI, with MARINI and PoLosINi. the
celebrated Soprano basso and BARITONE OF the Tscon
Theater ia Havana, will visit this City their way to
London where they engaged to appear at the Iasn
Opera Msrin 10 at present the primo basso OF tho
world and stefianoni has acquired great reputation In
Havana where she disputed the scepter with Tedesco
They are expected to give concert in this City during
| their stay
The DESERT The musical public will be graft
led to lesrn that in accordance with the general re-
quest, sgnor BABrLr will repeat The Desert at the
Tabernacle ON "Wednesday night
ENGLAND AND IRELAsD.-THosM DARCY Nc
eEK. ESQ. the noted Irish Exile will lecture tonight
before the American Irish Society the relations Of
Ireland and England. This is good subject and one
ON which Mr.. MCGEE will say many things worth
hearing.
VAUxHALL SroREs.-The noted "VauxhalP is
undergoing considerable change. The large hall for
public meetings is about being turned Into five small
stores while corresponding number have been built
on the other side Of the main entrance, thus forming
ten stores in ALL fronting on tho Bowery The gardens,
we presume, in statu quo ante Winter.
The TaILoRs' AssocIATIos-We have hereto
fore noticed this endssvor Of few Of our New York
Mechanics TO escape from the expressions OF Compe
tive Labor and themselves the prons Of their
work by Of Association. On the LIST inst they
had been in operation four months and eight days hay
ing begun on the sd Of October last We have re-
ceived from Mr. Van Pelt, the Superintendent the fe
lowing statement Of their operations:
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stock Of trimmings hand 5lf5
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