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

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The occasion was appropriately noticed by our
German .el.ow-c;tizens. In the morning there
were music and orat;ons at various places. Rev
Mr. Schroeder loctured nj lal Bowary and II the
afternoon at Brooklyn in both instances before
large and attentive audiences The Free Con
sregatoa Of Mr. Fursch, corner OF Delaney and
Christie SITS. also celebrated the day with music
ard an Grafton from Mr. f which was much ad-
mired by tire hearers
THE s1trrK Of cuHouN-0n Saturday
morning the statue Of Calhoun was transfer
red from Mr. Johnsons yacht, the Twilight
to the steamship lSontteHer lying at pier No
North River It still remains in the box in
which it was packed by Nh Powers, and its pre-
seryation is to be ascribed entirely to the manner
in which the box was secured. After being safely
deposited on the deck OF the SontBerner, the
statue was shown % the passengers, but SO large
crowd assembled around it, that Mr. Johnson
was obliged to close it, for fear OF injury.
We have already given a notice of its condi-
ton and appearance the mechanical execu-
ton exhibits that delicacy and finish which char
acterizes all of Powerss works MIR. Johnson
and Mr. Whipple sailed for Charleston in the
Somkerner. Previous to their departure, a tele-
graphic dispatch was received from the Mayor OF
that city, ordering the sum Of $1,000 to be paid
to those who were engaged in the work Of re-
covery.
lust before the Soathe,7er left, man wearing
one OF Ralston Phillipss Patent Ii lie Preseryers,
sprang into the water from the end OF the pier.
and gaze considerable amusement to the by
ISLANDERS b. bis uncouth appearance as he was
tossedi[up and down on the brisk waves. The
India Rubber dress in which lie was clothed com
pletey enyeoped his body, protecting him from
the chill of the water while it afforded sufficient
buoyancy to Goat four men. We understand
proposal has been made to supply Collinss line
of steamers with these lie preserers. In case
Of accident, the crew and passengers could put on
their India Rubbers, take weeks provisions
and each set sail on his own hook. We shall
next hear of aquatic pedestrian journeys to Ea-
rope.
-, JENNY LlYD's TwENrY-SXTH CONCERT
takes place tonight in Triper Hall. The pro.
gramme is the same as that of Saturday. which
was enc of the most choice that we have yet
heard The twenty. seventh concert will be given
onW Wednesday morning, commencing at 10 o clock.
The first part will be devoted to sacred music
Mde. Lind will sing know that my Redeemer
hreth from the Messiah and On mighty
Pens" from Haydns Creation To this con-
cert children under twelve years of age will be
admitted at half price. 1t is probable that the
present will be the last week of these magnificent
concerts. as Middle Lind will shortly leave for heJ
Southern tour.
MADAME BISHOPS SUNDAY CoNcERrs-The de,
sign of these entertainments is excellent, and we
are glad to see that the public appreciates them
in such overwhelming measure Tripler Hall will
need charging, ifthe attendance increases beyond
what 1t has been Last night the whole OF lo-
SIMS Sta5at Mater was performed, and new mu'
steal treats are in preparation for future concerts
THE AGE OF RoMANCE-By the corespon-
dence between several gentlemen of this City
and Rev WIN. W. LORD of New-Jersey, and the
announcement which follows it, on the First Page
of this paper, it will be seen that Mr.. Lord has
consented to repeat in this City his course OF Lee
lures on the Age of Romance and Romantic Poet
~ This we are sure, will be welcome lntelll-
gence to our literary readers. Mr., Lord is ripe
scholar in all departments OF Literature, line
poet. and an eloquent and imprisoned speaker
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PANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS PRoGhEs5.-Ihe
finest. in an artistic sense and probably the most
remarkable and original exhibition of a panoramic
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