New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1850.

gwen nv DR.. Don, to the phenomena otherwise
known as MesuIerism. Human Magnetism. Clair
vovaoce. &c. Of which he has been for years
prominent and popular expounder Dr. Dods no
longer recognizes necessity Tor maSnetizln5' OF
placing in conatose state those over whose
minds he exerts the influence known as Mesmer'
ism. He Will exhibit complete control over the
memory, Judgment, taste Imagination and perceP-
tons Of his subjects and demonstrate the reality
and Importance of Psycbology as aremedial agent
in Palsy Neuralgia, and other disorders OF the
nervous system DR.. Dods commences his lee
lures at Clinton Hall this evening. and we urge all
interested in this class phenomena to give him
hearing. His protracted experience alone would
give to his lectures decided value
SALE OF PAGNrfNGs.-By reference to our auc-
ton head it will be perceived that large sales Of
paintings will take place on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this weeh in the gallery over the So
ciety Library. cor. Leonard st. and Broadway.
These pictures were selected by Mfr Eddy during
lis recent Yisis in England France ID Belgium
and contrast favorably with any previous sale
ever made by him.
NIHLo's-To-night is the arst OF she new po4to-
mime. to produce which tie gardea was closed
during the past week All the scenery, drapery
and decorations are new.
ClRcUs.-This evening great variety OF attrac.
tions are announced at he Amphitheater, inclu'
ding the new Spectacle OF CULVER in which the
"Beltas. Giant will make his appearance, the
beautiful Fairy Pageant OF Cinderella, and mum
Der of acts in the circle by the French Troupe OF
Equestrians
PANORAMA oF CALIFoRNIA.-Thstsup paint
ing the Panorama OF California now exhibiting at Soppa-
nj Hall leaves this City for Newark on Wednesday morn
ing AS there will be afternoon and evening exhibitions
today and tomorrow, citizens VIII have another op-
porunity to this beautiful work of art and hear an
amusing aud Instructive lecture and some charming music
on an instrument Hhe orchestral never before heard III this
country.
Tie Music Class of Mr., Warner at 4l3
Broadway ssid be the most perfect specimens
OF genuine elementary musical instruction ever presented
in this City. We assured that persons who were pres
en the first without Inc slightest intention OF Jon
ing the class were pleased with what they that they
Immediately became members al the close Of the essen
We told the class though very small al frst is con-
stanty aud rapidly filling up Il meets on Monday aud
Thursday evenings.
SUICIDE on SUNDAY AT RArHBuN's HorET.-
Mr.. D. e Gray, a boarder at Rathbuns Hotel, in
Broadway, between and o'clock yesterday
morning precipitated himself from fifth story IN
try window OF the hotel to the sidewalk III front OF
the building iracturng his skull and breaking
several of his limbs He was Immediately taken
to his room, when DR. Pratt, ms physician, was I'M
medatey summoned, but the injuries received
were of such nature that death ensued two
hours afterward The force of the fall from such
q hight was so great that the large nag stone on
which the deceased struck was cracked entirely
through and corner of it was completely broken
off The deceased oil ate had been rather lntem-
perate in his habits, and at times exhibited strong
symptoms of insanity. On the previous evening,
while in the office of the hotel he acted strangely,
and said that the Police were after him. Coroner
Geer vas called and held an inquest on the body;
n verdict of death by injuries received while In
deranged state OF mind, was rendered. he was
30 wears Of age, native OF this city and leaves
wife residing in Albany
ARREST or a FEMALE on CHARGE OF ARSON.
Sarah C. w atson, wife OF John W atson, whose
arrest was noticed few days since, ON charge
of setting fire to his store, % av. In July
last for the purpose of obtaining s. 0O0 for which
it as insured, was on Saturday arrested by OH.
GERS Underhilland Wiey,ofthe Seventeenth Wa-d
charged with being principal in the commission
of the crime She was held by Justice Osborn tor
examination. Report says that officers connect
ed with the Seventeenth Yard Police are guilty
OF a flagrant abuse of their Office IN connection
with this matter. An investigation before the
proper authorities will probably take place short
y, when the guilty if any, will be brought to JUS,
tce-
DEATH BY DISEASE OF THE HEAGT.-An IN.
quest was held upon the body of Matilda McMul,
lipon native of Ireland - wears of age who