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

~. Mvslc.-Two graceful and appropf ate
- musical compositions. b Mdlle cHov9VkT
inst been published Jcaag Lind l'fc@m !
/ ,-.s,'.,c o,oar le Piano. hy Dubois ( Warmer
f. proadway. md Reminisecafas Of terry
r.: f.. Conecits. by Kcrhsieg x Breosins AZ
k''s 3,,.oy The latter is based upon the themes
.so tr;o from Mcyerbcets Camp Of Siiesioi'
"na;rrs ballad eTakc this Lutte, aud the bar
P E.n,le Of Ricci, which BolIatti sang with sa'h
tsir;t Both Of these compositions VIII increase
h. deserved reputation OF Mdle. ohonqQet-
r,,,,rvrn7r WNnp scBoo1, No. Ia-The
Annns, Examination Of this School was
Fs slI ypsterday by the Comfy Superintendent,
b. Siu NIX cen assisted by Mr. Benedict, President
Ertbe Board of Education, and the officers Oh 'iig
IecbooI who were generally present. The 9choo'
IN in most prosperous CONDITION Auioe,1to rive
l1n1iIs in attendance aud l50O on re5ls'er' uI
Esverriscs commenced in the Primary Dep@'t!i"Eu'
Subere 735 children were assembled. il's ~ ~
knsrty,ent is under the direction OF MISS Jaue =
IbntIer{ord PRINCIPAL and une lumor teacn7is'
ITbe exercises closed With ocaatilul Sou6 i.olti
Stbe v hole School. The Girls Department was
- ,-:e;,cd There were 3aG IN attendance uui'
sor tlc iy,struction of Miss IL NJ. Godey, Primer
Saoi Tie classes were thoroughly tested IN READ
ng smelling. geography, arithmetic and grammar
IL tbis last branch the class was unusually prom,
s;ont There were some beautiful specimens OF
lpennaDship and Drawing on the tables The eX,
Iercises were enlivened By music ont the FIaho ana
Isipging This is the somewhat famous N5ofai
Isuasion School, the experiment mas proved en-
!tirey successful The Boys Department nunlp S,
E;nq 92G in attendance, under the direction OF MI
IL d Dewitt, Principal, was next examined
lQ'bere IRE but two male and twenty-five lady
Teachers in the School with l,3i6 pupils. Inc
School has improved since the last examination.
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PORK BUSINESS IN THE WEsT.-The Pork bust.
isess il Aurora, Ind says the u eSfefn C0mRcfcfat
ld the oath, will be prosecuted more largely than
Il am previous season. One house contracted
}5r g, 600 hogs The 81 Ioitis RcpH6}ic0u OF the
Its. notices the arrival there. from the illinois
River OF 499 bbls OF pork, and says 1t IS probably
! The last shipment from that river this season, and
,obaby larger amount than will be received
from an, quarter until the new article makes its
iappearauce. This pork was on its way to New
l0feas and Eastern markets. The number OF
Ibops collecting in Cincinnati is immense. The
gyeot crop of corn this season is favorable to the
lsSupply Of pork, which will be very large.
| SItyY, FOR CA1IFoRSIA.-A vessel manned
INV twenty or thirty slaves, aud belonging to two
I9anflemeD from the South, left this port few
idoys aeo for California with a number of pasScn-
speTs on board The vessel was built, we believe,
At this port and was fitted out for sea by the
lslayes. They are to work in the mines, and
Have accepted their masters proposal to set them
NV Iphilad. Pennsylvania.
II SLAVES LIBERArED.-Mrs, Dudevant, better
known as Mrs Fanny Wright recently arrived at
StlLouis from Memphis. She was on her way to
New York She had it is said, just liberated
some $40 plantation slaves. These were all her
own property They resided on plantation near
Memphis which she owns
A PRrcocIous CouPLE.-One of the census
takers Tor Greene County Mr. Mccoy, says the
Xeaia Ohio YorchRght informs us OF an instance
so precocity that came under his observation IN the
Ieastern part of that County, With we venture to
fsay is unparalleled in this latitude. The parties
Sare married couple, the husband lS and the wife
IlG They have been married about four years,
and have two children-one Of which is over three
wears of age and the other over one.
B1sHoP HAnLINE-We learn from the CHt7S-
tian Ady0catc that there is little hope OF the re-
covery Of this eminent divine from his present III
Ecss Ijis health has not n,ProNed slnce tho SEES
sion OF the Illinois Conference, and his physical
powers are very much enfeebled.
TRE BosToH VIGILANCE CoMMITTEE.-The tel
egraphic report that. the Vigilance Committee Of
Boston Ind ru lmaged the rooms Of the hotels in
Boston was lalsehood few of the Commit
tee called on the alleged kdnappers to have a
friendly interview. The telegraph wires don't al
Says heed the commandment agansttelllng false
hoods.
Nv Judge James Wilson, distinguished cit
zen of Ohio, died at Steubenvillc last week, aged
"a. He was temporarily Editor of TIE aurora, in
Philadelphia. while Col, Duane was absent IN HE
army in l8l2-l3.
scYs The Jefferson House, at Covington, Ky
was destroyed by fire on the 9th ult. The build
ing was occupied by Henry Stevens. No in
aurance.
~ A Post, Office has been established at
Scots Hill, Henderson Co. Tennessee, and W.
Prugmce appointed Postmaster.
WINDOW SHADES.