New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24


After which NJ r adie sang with Great sViri'.
The F.'g tia; bTased Thousand years
Tre Am and Say o. the Ul..ei SAFE.
Ba- Cen Whi,in-. L : 4. male a. appro-
pirate reply. ia which BE- referred TO S.r Uerr.
Bu.Ners couplin .-; - the Army ia his late
,p,.rl a Baltimore. These International courtc-
sizes. be sad. bring nations together, aai keep
,hen together The two countries are kept united
hv the power OF speech, the power % s;eam-in
fac, By every other power but that OF Daspoi''m.
The Atlantic steamer. were apt! compared by
Gea. W. TO shu,iles. flying back AID forth AMI
weaving both shores together in one web OF SOFIA
and commercial aiiiation. Lieut.. Boscs T. y.
recognized the toasi on tie par, Of the Navy
The Mayor. Ci,y and Municipal Authorities Of
New York were then given. which brought cut
Mayor Wooihall who. after few words Of pre-
lace. read some remarks appropriate 10 the o.ca-
SION. He humorously Illustrated the affinity of the
w. races and the ease with which they assmliate,
by the observation that the English emigrant OFTEN
times becomes more 'cutey American than the
American himself Recorder Tslmadee also FOL-
lowed in brief and happy Acknowledgement ofihe
toast
The Sister Societies aud their Representatives
called up the Presidents OF the St Andrews, -.
Nicholas snd German Societies, and Mr. Simeon
Draper Vice President OF the New England Socie-
~. whose remarks were cordially received. After
the conclusion Of the regular toasts, number OF
volunteer toasts were offered. and the festivities
were kept Up with no abatement until late hour
Sir Henry Bulwer was not present rs had been
anticipated. important affairs which reached him
by the asst steamer having detained him in Wash
lnston.
~. TIE MEssAGt BIRD is the title Of a beau
tfully printed semi monthly Journal devoted 10
Literature and Music which has now reached It's
eighteenth number 1t is published at No Astor
House sndis in all respects credi,able to the tast'
and enterprs, OF its proprietors NJ. I. Brooke
bank y Co. Each number contains n valuable lite
rary miscellany, often including original articles OF
uncommon excellence, elaborate musical essays
and criticisms, choice pieces of music, and cop'
Gus summary of artistic intelligence. The Message
Bird IS admirably adapted for general circulation,
both ia town and country, and must prove We
come vi,itant to every family circle which II an.
tars.
C,>NoN DRILL A drill at the piece is 10 take
place to morrow afternoon at O'Clock, IA the Ar
senal ard before the military gentlemen of this
City and vicinity The piece, We understand, WI
BE- handled by class OF officers under Capt Temp.
/ kins instruction.
/ LECTURES oN PHRrNoIooY are happy 20
announce a course OF popular lectures on Phrc-
nolory which is 70 be delivered IN Clinton Hall by
Of "a. Id.
country. Mr. l.. y FOWLER, and another member
OF the veil known house OF Fowiers & Wells, NJ
s. -izER commencing this evening WIKI free
lecture. The application Of phrenoloscal princ
pies to education physical culture. the care and
preservation Of health and the leadi0g reforms Of
the day, attaches peculiar interest To the loct
urts Of these gentlemen, and, W. are sure. will
attract a numerous audience. Mr. Fowler has
lately returned from a highly successful lec,uung
tour in the interior ct this State and Of Oho. and
y.c GLADLY welcome him u his accus toned fed OF
/ labor in New-l ork.
Cy Miss KIMBERLY viii read A. You Like
IT, this evening at the Stuyvesant Institute, and
with the prestige OF the distinguished success
which she brings from the South and the faiterng
opinions which have been expressed Of her first
: PEI iormance in this City We are confident that
should the weather not prove uniavorable crowd
ed audience will be gathered 10 listen b her power
fll dramatic representations She certainly POS
se,ses genius OF no common order, her voice IS
capable OF expressing truthiully every variety OF
human passion, and she is rchy entitled to the cl-
courarcment Of Intelligent and friendly apprecIa-
ton.
BALLAD SoiREE-A novel entertainment viii
be- given to.nieh, in the Chinese Concert Saloon
\ number %. little misses who have been under
the instruction Of Mr.. Is A. Russcl, by whom the
/ Concert will b. directed appear as y1caists' ald
will sin, choice selection o, solos, DUETS and
,rioe. principally Of new and popular songs IN
.,,srtsiou,eu,o of this simple and unambI,lous char
ac.s,Lasi,. own separate attractions and viii re
ceiye is own proper audience.
F,R-The ladies' ofthe Emmanuel Presby terrain
Church under the Pastoral charge OF Rev II ".
wilson. purpose holding Fair, during the ami
ycrsares 10 May next Tor the benefit Of said Church
O. commence on the 9th and continue several days
a. Prospect Hal in Church st. Music viii be fro
yided and the articles will be neat useful and dis
posed OF at reasonable prices
Pcsuc SCHOOL No. We accidentally stated
that an examination OF this School took place last
week. The regular examination came of several
weeks since, and the affair to which We referred
was az exhibition Of the chemical and scientlt;
aops-atu. Of the School. There were electrical *
peruents in gases sod metals, microscopic views
model locomotives, sc. Sc. Such an exhibition s. |
We believe, new tning IN our Schools
70 The Annual Exhibition Of D'cianail"1 ol
the diversity Grammar School VII take place to |