New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-28

PREsESrArfoS.-rhe rooms Of Mears. Wheeler
& Dixon. No 81 Broadway were well tlled sa even
ing the occasion being the presentation 10 the latter
gentleman, by bic evening class of ch.se siver .nus
box, from the establishment Of Me.rs Ball Tomp-
kins & Black bearing the following inscription
His,N ONos, EsS
~ his pupils
februsry q, ist9.
Mr.. Green. behalf Of the pupils rendered the DO,
rensrsins that BE- would not have him estinsts III
feelings which prompted them BY the cost Of the rtel
presented lie W. fully impressed with the belefts.
no one oil hs associates would leave his school 1hot
ieehns that be WA than deserving Of the rsput
hon which "s penmsn. he hsd obtained Mr Dixo.
made snor'repy when the co m psny separated rhs
compliment WAS In every respect well dcserve. NJ
DSons qasncsiions IS teacher and scientific permat
have long been Known by the community
CONCERTS By LADIES s." Music hath charms
who car deny IL Concerts of various Kind, have =.
tended, but very seldom have listened 10 a uu.s-.
entertainment like tbs, given by Mr. Bsrne. la,
Wednesday evening. 10 Psnorsms Hall sos Rro.sx..
Il was unpretendins yet very pleasing The perform
ers were acisss Of young Ladies 40 in numb,r
who highly grs,hed the audience By their admirable
music They are deserving Of great credit .. /. al.o
their Instructor am hsppy to hesr u the repetition
Of the Concert this evening in the ssre place
OK or THE ArpfxNcr
LARGE ORGAss.-Two organs Of a large class.
one bull, for 50 Nicholas German Catholic Church.
Second It the other for s., Pe,er. tCasolc) Williams.
burgh. SIRE now finished st Mr Ereen. mandatory
Centre.t They can be seen sny afternoon hi. we.k
after 3 o'clock. public performances viii take place
this evening commencing a O'Clock Whsn eishthun
/ drri will b. uarfOrmei qr n. Al,
same time.
EVENINGS or W0SDER.-Mons ADRIYS. whose
performances in al branches 81 the magic ART are well
remembered by those OF our citizens who alive in
.35 hss returned 60 this country BY OF the lss,
steamers and will commence bic soifees On Monday
next lie has engaged the Minerva Room. Tor that pur
pose where be will dl,p,ay bis many worderial tes,.
to the establishment OF the young aud old generation
STEAMER CHEsAPEANE.-We learn from one OF
the passengers thar the steam ship Cassap,as, an &C.
count Of which appeared in columns yesterday re-
turned to the City Her passengers will be transferred
to the NorthrHer, which sails positively on Thur,day.
u THE WArER.CuRE JouRSAL tor March hiss
Just been issued by Fowlers & Wells, i3l Nassaua Il
Ia valuable work and cheap at dollar syesr zee
Contents IN another column ofthis day,psper
TIE CHINESE -Whocver wishes 10 become a..
Qusinted with these curious people and their peculsr
institutions 20 zee the Emperor OF four hundred mil
lions of Celestias and hls mandarins their mssner
of administering Justice hoir priests families in bousss
and boats soldiers. farmers mechanics, merchsnts
doctors BARRIERS brokers and fortune telers All Just
they appear in their various upaons eight thousand
miles under feet should vislt the Chinese Museum
where they TO be- seen, together with immense
number OF other articles exhibiting the ads ancemsn,
OF the Chinese IN the arts of civilized lie.