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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1850

THr OrrpA.-The great attractieas offered on
Saturday ezening assembled perhaps. the srssse
audience of the season L,-rs-ia Bargfa Was
given with aaasral exeeiiel.ee Is all tic parts.
Parodi received, as size deserved, the warm up
plause Of the house. Her acting vas even better
than usual. aud though siia seemed in not quite
so good voice w have heard on other occa.
sions, she exercised tive same charms over her
admirers-aad they number some of the most
accomplished musicians aad critics Of the town
There is certainly a great pleasure in listening
to an artist Of such power, aud in shuttng the
mind to the sevcrer suggestions Of criticism, aud
yielding altogether to the illusion of the moment
Lorini sang better on Saturday than we have
heard hin before in this opera Patti, as usual
was full OF archness and spirit, and Beneyentano
gave The adsgio passage OF the role with fidelity
and moderation.
But the event OF the evening was the debut of
Mile. Fitz James, which followed Immediately az
ter the opera The ballet Paquita contains very
little story, but the admirable pantomime OF the
artstmade the utmost Of every point Herdanc-
ing is remarkable for certain fire and COM
mandiug sweep of movement rather than for the
snow fla axe grace of CarlOtta Grlsl or the omnl-
present beauty Of Cerit0. She gave Spanish
dance with electric effect it had life and decision
enough to command an army, and quite conquered
the vast audience if we may Judge from the
heartiness OF their pODse. The accessories OF
the ballet were not as perfect as we shall doubt
less see them on the next representation
This evening PariS17tG is repeated with Truth
Forti and Beneventano. There are charming
things in this Opera; among them We may men
ton the Cavatina sung by Parislna IN the last act
which we understand to have been written by
Strakosch expressly for Truth The whole Opera
though not equal to the best of Donizetts is yet
very pleasing and satisfactory, and cannot tai to
have run at Astor-place.
ToHET.-We call the attention OF orr readers
to an advertisement in another column of articles
for the toilet The names of Rowland Sons are
guarantee for perfection in articles Of this kind
and the public will be glad to learn where the
genuine preparations can be found.
New SrAGEs-Wc have noticed within few
DAYS two or three new stages on the Sixth-av.
Line They We're made at Troy, and are splen-
did specimens of workmanship. 1t should be re-
membered that this does not import an increase
Of the number of stages, since every new one
takes the place of an old one turned out OF use or
sold to 20 out of the City. new stage does not
mean new license.
~. To-day at , O'Clock precisely, the extra
train Of cars leave the South Ferry Brooklyn take to
Cypress Hills Cemetery (grauitouslyl all persons who
wish to attend remains of the late Dr. James Houston
fsenographer OF Tie United States Senate their ina
nj nee
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Domestic Ports.

ALBA8Y Soy 22cd ,ehf o'sr Bos sleop Hope, Prov
aTFXANpNiA nov zl1rr schr Hlyle, Psssapc, Phiads'
rs s2d urs Bo,er Boston; sess Faon aeqne Se"
trpo.t T-cfsh, Wsstfoq NC cd schs ToEnaend Joaes,
d. .u. ETors, atof kirby. 80; sletnlAa cathe do
AUGUSTA l7Arr sctr Somerset Boston. Sid 18th, 9chs
Gsa Scott, Han. sYork. igtb. Consul hect, Boston
BALIiMOHE. Nov 22Au brE IoPat htehsl, szsipor Ne.
CD -h Boston Patt Boston bfs' Jo9s sfaSa 70 1eaf1acel
EpoV Ffancscs Oh 5.xon B TODD, Falmouth, jam
HsHmsnd New You; oaaro Letshgm Sevb7rn NC
D Il BALDWIN CLaresoa; Kagh: hotb, Rchmonf steam
comsry sew York t3d AN arr schr J9ba Em9y
eIsnt CID schs Cousins. tGsw. "a uzs ocnaeisf
Barbados ard nart.t. " n !. Lively Williamsburg
BANGOR 2i-B<low, Eneie Clifford, Boston; sehs
Mar Euy Preach DO Ere coases nantucket Cd Sns Rock
rshs suAey Ly1u; scs To BfOheHF Douglass Balloon Pen
6i-'on. Juro. V.sze and God Hunter, FAR, Boston
HELFAST nov ArscA- Ere C0otnbs, NANTUCKET l5h Je1-
rs ld Comb, York; W2I30 Bird Boston, 10th, brG Gallo,
ssvaL1ak Small do; 7.h Truyo Grover dol VIM
Stev, sLui- ueor I'D s1h for oanvefs 18Th Itnmo
Bangor ard I'd r BosonE yont Rh,sdss. Boston SID lsh'
Henry Clay Tro Noro Laura Jane Holaroot Bottom up
pecsHo@ FATrnw, do -. b,,k,
BOSTON Nov 7-Arr ,bp Columbia, cunIey Chate'on en-
Vsocy r, der By STATE Eanng B49c .,eFss
rrson Phi bngs Patterson. LInlssin HNi, DO;
Coc ssr Juan Cuba fsukse Small Phe Caftan IasesEst,
Leehofp Pe1dtou do D.narara, n-fiIe~, Nc John Adj
soue 90 sen Taylor Tsyr Wa hSsi.5 cahanno Bssl
ans Norris New YORK; Coqueiis, BiAI'dsil '
Wucheubsch Wsldoooio. ,,,.t,h;,
o. - sbi-t Christopher Is~s Ne, or santneIes, gn5
Iora rIeIsa Mcblei bsIfs iM's5 ,rs LeEoI Ha~s, 10
-. 1i.ros,- Nesou PGcife Ocean "''--S
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-;a ND not the world been mad
Il 90 way he would mol have heca ma +" au'-
~. His insanity amoauts this ttae ne 20
= 10 mad in his own wsy--aird ms ht''.''l'''' i
VI ,be form uncommon VITA p!niosepn.E "i-
WV S..a,;ye men VIZ: hc conceive it loa9i"J ~
pl. .e, tho world 10 its senses. Had ne IaGd u"
E! 70! no Lo v,ould have written book IKE iAo'h
.s"sclxe ar have Dc liyercd course o. ecu %
81 =, trorecendertal unilosophy aad ethicS,
,.sa Mr. Emerson Bur unfortunately Tor nh''e''
n va :, the tyyia5t OF the old and the ne E" -
va his roenia took the form at kolgut efTap
NJ lecturer spoke some liltsa inrther o. vi
itntee ard then recurrrd to bis iinmed'att SUI
- haucer quoting from Mr. Hdrd ct"'i',
IT, l. said Chancer 10 NOT only VIII ~.
ssast and conscious humor,st ~ tneu az. ~
a. ncr;od IN the tale OF the interruPtion Vi tu-
stwitted host OF the labarH, "aeteuPoh N"'o11i
;ts his satire and runs 81 once INTO t'.e oii-
;aging prose of the Mehberes ne reaI Tue Sl,'1y
&sl0gue between Chaucer ana me most lH4 a"e"
.sferred to the Rhine OF SIR ihopas, no ISIS re-
markable for its peculiar s5yie and YetSliiea'ton
sksn for It's subject SIR Inopas u uooe AuI5n''
rho can find no mortal female OF suthclehe per
Seton TO become his lemaa, aud so he lucoatlnent
l. falls in love with the Qu-en OF the alries'-
fhereupon he goes into the Tar countrle to search
f,ybis dear one but most unexpectedly comes IN.
~ the uregencc of the immense giant Sir Ol-
sbsnt After some pnlley ne assures the giant
thst he IS without arlnor but that 1t will give hun
sncere pleasure to come back and kill him on the
smorrow Sir Thomas goes home aud gets his
o,d recruits Ills c0nrage bnt here unrortu-
astey We are cheated Of the issue of the encoun-
as r because the host Of the Tubard interrupts the
W ~, Iycl * not resumed Mr. Lord then spoke
s W. coarseness Of some parts OF the writings
IC CHI such as the Mlller's and the Reeves
y T.I p which We're unit for pronscuous reading,
srording TO our standard OF moral speech. He
sized that since the days of CHANGER aud of
sbakspere, our language had undergone great
ebsngds, that words then in common use aod in
roce3t were now punished by time or coupled
sstb base Specifications. The old poets dared to
raint everything in their descriptions OF life they
Ink none Of the phenomena The effects of sim
lar freedom are Observable not in the great poets
done. but in some degree in the works Of al the
s slI of that age Then the tendency was to
ward acetism; now it is to pur,sm Sins then
1 Md TO be mortal have become venial while sins
Wbich they looked upon as yelial are with US
BOrtal. But it would be sad thing if we we're
sbecomc so extremely refined IN language that
" co9ln Es sI ho our ancestors ", ,'"tr oc
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Foreign Poriu.

psfnanbuco Oct ls-Brz W Pucs, a Philadelphia ar 80 and
81, b for Psba bark. WrgtJ I'm 81 Johns 9Th and 81
10 Tor RIO De Jsr Rover arr 10Th 1i-g 49,,
Atheyrcu syria sept - amp ha-bntg rom iofa
tabout arr afa and other ports on the coa 70 load
To- SYofk. ~, p-,, r
M Of Sal csgs Ysrd aEjs lst III, brig w Bnaherh9s,
Gro Eef Boston Sep: Y for ko Jsueifo
Catharne sept fch Nara Elliott susson I'm nsh may
1871 arr Arg n San Frsrc'sco l-es Di-istets .
Jago u, bog Canton FowsF Hs"S.fyPof
SID jenny Lind conery Bo'ton 9'a J0na 1Af'o
ss4d from Cren.,adt 27ta esb ut ship Moatersw cfo~ea
fob
A. cuba NOV Mara Louisa, tsren) Smith PhladePhAi
A. satarsa- sov Is, .chr MY Ellen scCona, NOtsr.
Ar At svsas II t-a=hp Gsorga Porter orr l6tlr
Ps jary Chages ed 18Th for tO=ens; Isabel, Rollins,
CisT.-r;'H- ~. ~. u sA,.,-t
~, snt ~ SD Sep. ~ hoDcure ,como Nav ORLEANS;
stb bre Nrra-su Rely oRmofe' 7t BARI Hat-t ant MAJ
M ~. m Charleston 2ath. brig Ere Yzlr-s for New Oeans;
~ J1 Fafuam fr Chaflestnn Ech blrk' krsmhn,
g.sf- 10, Se sette, hf-he do Oct brg Cz1naa,
Gra,s Nez Crleals - b4rh Fn6scr Green, Bait more
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Spoken, &c.

Nov 10 70 mile. Ne Cape Cod ship TAFT Ross from New
Yors oil 81 John NJ. a..
Head bearing \, 50 miles, was seen Sstnsf AREA
Nov a. ca Head bearing By E. steamer Washington
No ae Of Po William Ess, Faulkani I'ud 8r brig Adania
Oct o. 10 b &C. bre Home Mcleod to P.etsa Ns 2odiy'
from Hslrua Tor Fall RIVER ,,. -,
Nov A. lat 30 Ion ship IolaTaoda, hssen Ho'
Phhqepha for e ship before reported Win FORBES
ff a gi , 81 a. lon ~ W long p showing o~l4nd
4 sigua supposed to be tie Sea "ch FAzeF from San
Oct TO- OF St Haske Point Hands Sands from Boston of
Pnr nm Prince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
To nIariners.

c, Prescott Boston pilot reports that on Tuesday mofnns
i.t when THREE north OF Nantucket FONT Igh ne Pas
I bno boat mast stsndng but thun atsc6ad whh ne sup
to tt stationed on iuckennck si't
Which had her the late gale ana VAS dt
iDg 70 Il, NJ ~, RI.
r-r of This city received long latter rom tbar agent at
Moavideo from the following extract taken " 70 }nt
III vessels have recently wrecked the English B1nk, one
from oron with valuable caYgo and The other from Liverpool
WIN coal have discovered dselt inquiry during 10y res
~ f nearly II the city that cases out OF ten the
a bf occur on that shos may be attributed to the neglect OF
he lend Whenever appoache. the Bank she o9e the
,, md coor, and falls hard sand which ought 70 he
.1fcept warning the navigator by DAY or by night Tbs re-
marx enanates from my experience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

u The House of Prayer, situated in Brond-
st. in the North " ard of Newark, to be underline
pastoral care of Rev Samuel l.. Southland, is nearly
completed. The building is of stone and the arch
itecture the early English style, The nave inter-
nay is as by Is feet, and the chancel 20 feet deep
On the outside and east end of the chancel under
the window, in antique Saxon letters are the
words, "My House shall be called the House OF
PRAYER" The tower is at the northeast corner
of the nave fronting Broad.st. and is surmounted
by stone spre 1870 feet high The organ lott is at
the east end of the north aisle. The altar is OF
stone and is ornamented with embems of the
crucifxon-the cross the hammer, plncers and
nails The font stone Is at the main entrance,
sgnifying that the entrance to the church Is to be
only bv baptism, and upon it are raised In antique
Saxon letters the words, He that belieyeth shall
be saved The pulpit is outside OF the chancel
arch on the north side. The aisles are separated
from the nave by arcades OF five bayes the side
windows of the aisles are coupletS, and the west
end are single lancets The seats are all open,
and they with the pulpit, altar rails reading desk,
&c. are executed III black walnut the open roof
OF pine. 4 recess formed in the north chancel
wall is surmounted with a carved canopy, de-
signed for the Bishops stall All the windows
are filed with stained glass, the front ones deco
rated with scriptural designs, the apostles &c.-
The apex Of the nave roof is about 43 feet, and the
apex OF the nave, spIre and porch. are surmounted
with crosses. On the four angles OF the tower
are gotesque ornaments The tower has bell
weighing 100 pounds sounding on t. The arch
tect is Frank " Ills, Esq, OF New York the
stone work was executed by Grant Il Cory the
mason work by Mr. Shelliday the joiner work by
Gould x Moore, and the iroa work by Mr.. c. Ely,
the whole rejecting great credit on both archl-
teCt and builders.
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WhnIerH,

Ar Al Ndlord 2s. bark Mgood Poef sydney NsW juno
49, with 100 bbs sp oil Left sydney ,hp Boy Luce warren
fitting cru4e barb Bt Handy fafha'en also A'' o'
suokra-s,p23 n, Ion ~ W, ship Wa le ,ol sag
H.Ib,fR 7od obs ~ o 5snd~ ch Islands sGd nom7
arr at Sag bg chsf a9e Pefna5qco with 80
bl oil D d.. rza d .hp Fr11 arsck ed Pefnamhaco
T report The sim Suqgranna hai been sold entirely aA
fcunted Chs o soA AZ az non % tht lsth last
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nv TeIeKraph.

BOSTON Nq7 -a.t -hp- k b'-r 'lsz7Perr Jey ~ Fraa
cozis sy-rpcoi Oct 10 o,'-'s. hesps'9, N9' l. Me- -
vans bars. t5r-- DfsG-, ~ Hartley sat hit'F.
R.rr. r. Syl,- Philadelphia. or' 9s~Al son " nt-
sr-ter katuZ- ttEjlcs, FAtial45e l-s-A
rr.- CsftDq 1d f-aoa, Ghsren Go kcA
I,sdef, So.. t-Hsnt. f.gsr Udt-d O. is"to"n D
C. Fsrf-t s-vaH5-e, FrKor Roo, cora fTat SostA-flef,
&c r. AID Wsi oos- H,rflst. Phssl casert, slsaH,
,iftup H F- s4s, sai Albany Absny 8aaSar E1GioiL
Cesr-,'-Berk sst- fnIs Pauline, DO ses Edt1
eu3 ar-ret thrturA.7s sai Eisl NeN fnr,
Ar 24h bark Fr,usl, Ceti-Lo+ o. a. Hecuer Inr< li
soY brig Ana- Sarasn Csther,as, from ~ lfS
en- saapt big 8r7ri IN 8esu1 Also arr
brs Trenton Cage II, IRA o. 3't os fh'-1t ard tto rom
B-rn l-Rus lot SYt. Prs Eo sept 10. Tor lAtn;
Waat-rer Oct u. Ben Fr,al North Ailia' "a =
Mar Cubt Oct X-aoaa Ssvauusbi E-ha Doiae B1l--si
rws Reasr Sz. htrtheE Afsrsa ph'tt;epaiS
JarG Dan-, C,p- lay ~ Ns 3 l,tt
ea Turk. m sraar, " u.r1 "; thompson,
F- p r-n1 Noro. Coayo. G~aT sai Triumph,
IA ADJ sLa, c Bartlett, Ne-srs AID VELOCITY, Siort
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CnlIfornin Vessels Spoken, &c.

Sept a. ats 80 y w ship Harriet Eing spvi' from
Jul vt n SO s. len 10 80 W bark suau watson from Pha
Rio Dc Jasro Sept go Fanny spice from Ns% Yors
(Ane icy lorCaierBa SD Sep Washington bonny
(tom Raltmcre fMsy 800 Tor California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25


EXPRESSING FAMLIEs.-There are thou
rands of men in California who would contentedly
remain here for years il not permanently, prose-
cutting their various branches Of business, were
their families here to give them aid and comfort
during their residence They cannot spend three
months from their business to go alter them and
dislike to have their wives and little ones make
the journey unprotected To remedy the matter,
there seems to be 10 other way than to have
them brought on By Express, and with this view,
the United States and California Express Co. are
now making arrangements to bring onthe families
Of those who may desire it, IN safety, looking well
to their comfort in every respect Those who de-
sire to send for their families should make ar
engagements Immediately, as one OF the Agents OF
this Company viii leave for the States on the 18th
Of November returning the 18th OF February,
taking charge Of such families may be pat IN
der bis care All the necessary arrangements
can be made with Messrs. Kelsey, Smith 4 Rls-
ley, Clayst
This is indeed a new feature in the express
business We do not suppose that they intend
to box the cargoes up, or put them in tin cases,
or label them glass, precious as they may be-
but we have no doubt they will come through
with care, and be found in capital condition on
their arrival despite all the privations and difficult
ties Of the journey. Paclhc News
~ Messrs A. B. Miller Co. proprietors OF
the above Express, have q complete line OF hotels
on the Istbmus, together with covered American
boats on the Chagres River and are therefore
well prepared TO carry out this arrangement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

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sab sea- rsAhs 81 TsTv sai'a, t Eib n AZ
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p big Nchol. SYors .eh Efn Goe'eorusa Ardr-~-.
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DIGaroS Yov is@Arr sch, JOY Alien Baumors Liberty.
wahsl ieth Crane, SAWYER P64deph-a sob.
pjl D.,, Pblp. rom T,no,Sul New Yors Sa,9.r eA.
ch,te. Phillips. Hoscu French New Ys for rsaatoa 'loePs
tine Center G,org Mary Lord, Ellsworth 'loop
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DEE

On Saturday 2oi t AUGUSTUS HUsTAcE the SCH yeaf Of
hs age. :,
rso1' attend his iunsrAl ifo MS
iai- iendene- a. J clock
Ga s2.stsy al effects hs explosion oil "a '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CAUCUS OF THE WING ALDERMEN.-The Wing
Aldermen elect met in caucus, on Friday evening"
The principal business was the apportionng the
number of policemen for each ward, and fixing the
salaries of the officers. Joseph Montrose and
Lewis Gerean were selected as candidates for
ellringers at the City Hall. At a previous meet
ing, the following nominations were made: For
Counsel, }. M. Van Colt; Health Officer Mathew
Wendell M D.; City Clerk, w lillian 81. Boerum ;
City Treasurer, j. s. Doughty.
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MONTAGUE FERRY.-Six thousand person:
have signed the petition for this Ferry

Silly ArFAIE.-A tempest in tea pot has
been raised about some youngsters who used
opera glasses at the Brooklyn Museum, fight
growing out of it.
ART UNIoN.-The exhibition of the Brooklyn
Art Union is now open at the gallery of the lnsti
tuition, corner of Concord and Washington sts-
Although of much more humble pretensions than
the New-York Art Union, the Brooklyn affair
presents material claims to the public.
WHARF.-The Brooklynians complain of bad
water in their wells and pumps. Annexation will
mend that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25
Passenpers Arrived

ship Hsen MeGatg, from LipeyPeo-Dr Lsh;boura Mss
Iighhourn, Mrs LIghfbourn.
In Stca1rttp Col.55 Pannmr Nor from Frare,rco
Thctna- Baker vande~strr, M'er', Samuel Gil
a Wri.h; Corse, Charles We.7er IT, Law. H Cook "
Guver n Russell Cook, Bown- Navel, Valentine
Swan. Charles Bran<en James Duyer tegb. si ana chd
Ford } Hoyt Chsrrs Hootuos, col A-u lam Rohba.
Fit1ssr- James But-i. II tlyer Jane. Hal,
GoFien VIM " IaJnAe Clste Teram Chlmb.ne, JOHN
VIII Ems. Tyler Toad, Dennis negro Roy Dc, dp' Ho
Lard Marvin, Whtn1rs Francis krspattles HenshlW,
JOIN BrsIy VIM Hea,y Paddock Webster, r4m-r,
Palmer VIM " Pal 5lr-n, t2naert Hunt d Wrsd
W DAYS. H Erzeu CLOVIS; w Brooks.
Nan Harms Jhl Ha-. Julius Joae Jarnh Nhee-r,
Garfield, John Deharru Adam Lthgun. w Rat1rop
Anderson. Cha- Palmer Dt-r t Dyr r RaE-y FL Budf,
Mr. Pfeles W Lewis r4uew nth and LADY Eugene K-Y Mr.
Foster Harris Green, Ro'an. "m Knox, WIN Weep, 10
seph Digs Robert moore Isaac Mclaughlin Ndrew- VIM
IGwirn [enris Henry W ey insT, Edwards,
Faucis Wlimore VIM Thompson, KeeiDS Keeling IN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

TomET.-We call the attention Of orr readers
to an advertisement in another column of articles
for the toilet The names of Rowland K Sons are
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and the public will be glad to learn where the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

~ To-day at p O'Clock, precisely the extra
train Of cars leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn to take TO
Cypress Hills Cemetery graiuously all persons who
wish to attend remains Of the late Dr. James Houston
tsenographer OF Tie United States Senate to their tina
resting pace,