New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

/ Tie schoo. IS located az 80 B-olIway. extending
through to Cro,byst. The Boys Department; IS az
dertsc Principal ship OF Mr oh Cu,emlea, ass's.
I tsl by n,ne teacher, N the Ma, Department Ihc
Schoo . under the genera. management Ola Com
/ mite o.. twelve T. W. stevens Chairman with
. The Pres dent . : WAri.Esq. o. efci5 member
/ C. Caa-sayoyne Treasurer. j. e. Moo. Sccre
/ .s-y. There were 49,, pupils ia attendance. The
school opens rs aex, term On Weaae 'da.. Nay
/ 1850
I THg ARCTIC EXrEDirIoN-The ! rst 90 May IS
at hand, and Congress has ye; done nothing .o"a'l
Granting tic men and supplies solicited iof MI
+ Hf,KY GRi>N.LLs Arctic Expedition. The yes
ssls are iu readiness. the gallant commando 8 I'D
tins C.v and anxious 20 start al Il tbs las. need
/ tll assistance were bl. given. lie might be al sea
J inaNeek To MAKE even partial exploration
/ tbs Sammer the vessels should now be on taeir
way In another moatn Balm Bay vii be clear
as tar as Lancaster Sound, ami a. expedition {" hen
/ foocs 70 accomplish something, should be on hand
10 the latter place, 10 make the most use ol the
/ brief Arctic Summer. We earn that the Con-
mittees of both Houses Of Congress, & whom NJ.
GriuneIs petition was referred, have agreed 10
make unanimous report in IS favor, and that they
have only been delayed b. the difficulty OF nitro
ducin, il while So many exciting subjects are De-
fore Congress Time enough, however to Go ali
that IS neediul IS wasted day AFTER day We pre-
su,,s there would be-indeed, there could be-no
serious opposition to the bill aud We trust that
Congress viii not let another week pass by with
out performing its duty in the matter lnere IS an
urgent necessity for action; little longer delay
viii render the Expedition Of no avail, by barring
it on, from the region t. be explored We hope to
chronicle before many days, the departure OF Mr.
Cirinnels vessels their daring and generous
errand.
~ A performance OF Sacred Music takes place
This evening in the Church OF the Messiah, -,
Broadway. We notice in the programme the
namc. of Miss Northal T. De Luce. Mrs. G. +
Horn. ; W. Leach, II c Timm, Geo. Loder, and
W 4 Kng-ali OF whom, with others, take part
in the execution Of choice selection Of Sacred Mu-
SIC An entertainment Of this kind needs little
communication st our hands. The class who love
music of a sacred character is fully as large as
those who attend the Opera and they Will undoubt
ed.y avail themselves Of this opportunity OF hearing
n number Of good pieces given in good style.
Tuy CLINTON HALL LEcrUREs.-The second
free lecture on Phrenoogy was delivered last night
in Clinton Hall by Mr. L. y. Fowler, before a
crowded audience, which exhibited the most hVeIy
-ratiscation At the instruction and entertainment
of die evening NJ Fowler dwolt at considerable
ls1rth on the Importance of hysical education as
, condition of sound mental development, pointed
ont several prevalent errors on the subject and un
folded some OF the principal laws relating 10 the
connection between soul and body. H. illustrated
ms positions with numerous appropriate anecdotes
and striking incidents. happily relieving the dscss
sion o. principles With the detail 90 facts. The
next lecture Of the course will be given this even
ior. and with the trhng sum required for admis
sion We presume there will be no diminuton in
the audience.
ArrirLrRY PaacrIcE.-Yesterdaya afternoon at
3 O'Clock in the Arsenal, Centre St the following
named officers proceeded to practice Artillery ma
neaye~s under the ,uteage and command OF Col
Tompkins Capt Thomas + Deyoe, Eighth Regl
meut. Capt James II. Naran. DO. Capt j. ,
Johnson City Blues Second Regiment Capt Fay,
Fourth Regiment Capt. Lewis Fink, do Lieut.
=. Sh,ie~. do; Capt Alexander Easleson, Third
Regiment. Capt w w Parselles, DO John Fay
New Irish Regiment They FIRST commenced
marchiny aud countermarchng in different faces
aud then took up position at the gun, IA splendid
brass pound field piece. taken from the British in
the last war. They Afterwards numbered tor
action and fred several rounds OF blank practice az
different faces After this they changed numbers
tll each took the place OF the other when the
word was given 70 demount cannon which was
done twice in a very short space OF time. The
timber ives hereupon dismounted, Including the
ammunition wagon, and the whole was put to
gether in an amazingly quick space Of time. The
whole maueuyering was most crcdtabie t. the CT
zen soldiers.
PAU RorLrzs CoScLRr.-The concert OF PaHi
Roultz at the Tabernacle last night, was Wen at
tended Mr. Roultz play aoarTicc'0 IN n'e1''es
from Bellini. fantasia On theIses from Mozart
! and Verdi and Paganinis Witches Dance We
were disappointed m his performance OF the latter
OIL, and familiar composition the or lnal effects
OF diab.erie, promised in the programme were not
/ forthcoming Mr. Paul Roultz IS a very respecta
able yoliuist bat scarcely competent to tread IN
the footsteps Of Paganiri. Mr. w A. King. play
Ell q fantasia the organ, which contained some
beautiful passages and Mrs. Edward Loder sang
three souss in her usual good style
BALL or rHE CAIIFoRSA CLUB.-This Ass)-
citation held It's Bal last evening at Iammany
Hall Col Alexander Ming acted as Chairman
and Introduced Hon. WILLIAM NJ. GwIs. Senator
elect from California, VINO was received with three
cheers Among those present were Hon John a.
Dix. TX Chancellor Waiworth, Gen. Storms ara
several ether prominent members OF TIE party
The Committee and invited guests, numbering