New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

No.. yy,r,rurl, IA betting the advent OF
~ cow dull and cbeerlcss. There IS
rain not far of. -,
my oR.roRIo or rHE MESSIAH. = II %p" 's
o-.4or;o Of the Messiah at Tflpler h"'i' .'sI
-. ,ros one Of the most remafNaoie inos'tt
nlbr'' ever heard on this side OF tue AZ
pS''o'' We have no space for further comment ~
a''s. tbc pressure of our advertising columns M
pfes gnTing US to postpone all critical notice '
comP W., Corning The Hall was filled WITH al
"10 hardly as fashionable as OF 1huFsaay
49, Init therefore none the less appfe'i"'i'0
"a entbusiastc-ou the contrary rather in0i0
Dn,.rrpsl-Do YOU sec that call Tor Mass
,,la.;no Tonight at Tammany Hall II you ice
1saosed 10 assert and maintain fair wages come
nm every man Of you, and support the Nf". ,;ol
pp,xryrs UsroS in the Scale oil ffi'es " u,:,,
Ill no ibid before you. That scale IS @og P'. ~
ar tho hest Offices in the CITY, 'ilt. '''
,-i' : e ran desire them to do So Inc '1ous
WIN pay '}, :, ,r5o help themselves. Let US see Il
the Gods will help the JoarneyiioH i''''S'~
~, FycRAy1YG OF JENNY LIND.-We are
100 r. Mr.. ]. Hall WILTON, the gentleman
o. whose successful negotiation we are 'naeoIeo
49, visit Of Jenny Lind to our shores Tor the
,.st snnerb portrait of the Swedish Enchantress
,:at hos VET appeared. 1t is an exquisite steel
"ia s.,,ng from the BURN of Henry Hays, OF Lon
.9oU after an original drawing IN water colofs'
.sado last Summer by E. A. Corbould' a. n. a.
T. addition to its value as faithful transcript Oh
1aanr rnd's face, as she appears on the stage be-
49, Commencing one Of her unapproachable meo'
dos it is splendid work OF art, and worthy
-Iooo in tbe cabinets of virtuosl, on that account
alone. It is a29 by IL inches and executed In
sa,,h;not;on Of line. stipple and mezzotlnt' The
~1oto which lies before US is first proof on India
! pn,. and made douby valuable by the auto
grapl of Jenny Linda free and dashlng sigma
snre. such as no ordinary woman could write "A
fo,v Of These proofs-lacking the autograph, how
avay-nsv be had at Jollies Music Store, 800
Roadway AS memento of the greatest singer
,rho bas ever visited our shores, the picture WILL
no doubt, be much sought alter
REMEMBRANCE IN CiriEs-Such as wish to
hear this subject discussed in its causes and rem
odv. will do well to attend Rev. Dr.. Marsh's Lee
..nre tomorrow evening, at DR.. Campbell's Church
inSprng-st
a1ys The Semi.Annual Industrial Meeting ct
Che Public Schools will be held this Saturday
afternoon, at the rooms of Public School NO. ., In
Mott.st Messrs VIM. Walcutt, DR., j. q. Orion
#. D. Jones, B. Taylor and c. D Stuart have beeu
invited to act as a Committee to decide upon the
merts Of the various specimens of penmanshp
and drawing to be examined
The STATUE OF CALHoUN.-Mr. MAXWELL,
the Collector of this Port, has written the follow
ngletter, giving deserved credit TIC the officers OF
the Revenue cutter Norris for their exertions Tor
he recovery of the submerged statue of Calhoun;
CUSTOM House, New.York Nov l, 1850
My DEAR SIR am informed 10y Lieut. Martin, OF inc
revenue cutter Norris that he statue OF Calhoun has oeeh
recovered and that wi'6e brought TO this city win us
first fur wind
regret thar any publications should be made detractng
from HE meroous services OF the officers and crew OF inc
MOTHS by whom for three months the most ehcleh sel-
vices have been rendered
Capt Walden of the Morris, cooperating With MI
Lewis, officer OF the Custom House. first discovered te
actual position of the statue, half buried in the sand Lieut.
exploring ie ground THIS discovery was the most I'M,
afforded by Mr. Johnson, 10 whom great credit Is due oT
his public spirit and unremitng eXertions The GREY OF
the Morris entitled 10 no small praise They have
been patient and STRENUOUS While exposed 70 h"o "o'N
and constant difficulties in The affair ,.,
desire YOU the gentleman through whom nave con-
,,,nicued nv views to the gentlemen OF Charleston 10
nuke things right as tie relative merits OF INC persons
emo ed
yVhpple who of course has been necessary ad III acco
pishing the recovery of the great work OF Mr. Powers
Us. Japan, Esq. H. MAN" ELL
"a Sales of Real Estate by Adrian H. Muller,
Friday, Nov. J.
House and lot west side 4tbst IS # in south from Flo,
6 rSli sn lot east side Of s 90 II in north Of
I8 north y SIDE 8s So feet west 258x
%, each 5'i'0
~ New York Amphitheater 81 Bowery, al
teynoon performances on Wednesdays and Satur-
days See advertisement
~ Any parent having son whom they wish
so place in good select School, referred to J. w
Parsonss advertisement in this paper
LIFE IhsuRANcE.-The following correspond
once between the u S. Life Insurance Company
aud a party receiving the benefits OF insurance. Ia
highly oreditublo to the Company and at the same
fme affords good illustration OF the great nm
,ortonce Of Life Assurance Hardly n day passes
+ho4 we do not hear of families receiving the
means Of support and comfort from the benefits OF
Life Assurance, yet howiew, comparatively nave
the wise forecast to avail themselves OF The cheap
advantages OF this institution
limited STATES LIFE INSURANCE Co.
No = Wall.st New York, "Wednesday, sept II,
Mrs FL,2ABkTu WmTNES, Nncennes, ta IA ,, ti
am This Company having Yesterday reGe' }. hnbnd
BENJAMIN Shurtli Whitney hasten to MAKE hnlileas;e a
justment OF your clim looned on tao insurance e''''"
The act thn he policy had not been delivered and the
first premium remained unpaid vi ne DC al oi MI
Iod strictly considered. uyadae the insurance. 3ul as
this was occasioncd by no neglect on me part OF aG as
sured but merely as consequence 0! oe"S Ia u
1nent of details the Company CONSIDERS ''0 of'''"'9
hound by The policy ., ~. ,o,,# ,,is do,