New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

Co.tsa.>d from F&ss PaSe
n. eesbrssed combination loek. No 81 Broadway Ins
s,s,pen were quickly the spot and sobdned zoe na
IA short tine TIE Two upper stories Of the shop were
Destroyed loss sS01i slooo, which 10 e0Tereo %
Mrs KIssLIs FARIwILL TO BosIoN'--On
wednesssy evening thls lady read kog Henry ~ 70
SOC audience a, Masonic Temps in Roson A. he co'P
a. ne reading an5 after quiet had been restores 'hs came
so,,rsrs upoh ts platform, sod with great emotion spoke
9, folcSs;
Ib.n uevss-.ssey-hsve The honor the p,ss-ure q
appearing before you again IN pite Fof your many ace
100 ,s., noon vOar noble STATE and City-rnay happiness
Be- with yoa In your nomes now bid you AZ shseonsis
hrewen
Mr.. y Ksuble read. shsksperes play Of Henry ".
q, The Society Library Lecture Room IN this CITY on Non
csy evening, march H.
PRoy MIcBELL's LEcTURE-The Tabernacle
wnfec FRIDAY even y in ve inSsIgsnt and attentive
audience hear The admirable lecture Of Prof Mitchell
oa The structure Of he Heavens IL the opening Of h oo
tgrs Prof n. stated hs il bu; few years b.
ssoyed the satisfaction Of delivering Asirono
nv in TIA, plsoe and be should presume % Gain The
attention Of public II FOR the important and
rrhing discoveries which had been made in The scsoce
during that period He proceeded 10 relate these dscov
erses with eesrness and precision that made hs sub
iuisI ble 10 every mind IN he assembly and conveyed
The most impressive IDEAS Of The grandeur u the cees
of the effects Of gaTtston toe motion Of the hssveu
bodies mastery specimen Of philosophical discriu-
nsrion The oher topics which he proceeded 70 discuss
were illustrated with ability, and commanded The pro
foond interest Of The large audience Prof conn
with grss, uodes,y aud Sigh, hesitation burde3ed
With the waitress Of hs ibome busn5lDg he advsces
no by hs energy Of hs intellect than the intrinsic 81
Of he subject be fes 10 bid aud lony hgt Of
emporsneOs e0quenoe, peculiarly adapted to sst Torn ne
truas Of encs 10 popular audience lie lectures aga
On Tuesday evening and have doubt TIN, DE Tsb
nsce viii be crowded the f9 extent o. ~ capacity. il
seldom bat have he opportunity steD to lecn'e'
Of such uuqg esonabe ability Ia tho department to ~a
b. has devoted The enthusiastic studies Of he lie
LV Prot BRfTTAS's lecture Friday night Liied u
Clinton HsH according 10 ~ usua habit, aud appeafcl
give es satisfaction the isrgo audience he spoke o
the power II me body resis' external npressons con'@
gious mlasris perpsEed circ1mrsnoes sudden f0gi .
and otter causes of dsesss aiming e acis On he
orr Of vital eecircy HIS remarks on i- Influence ~ 90
were Of yery Instructive character, and Illustrated e.
many weiknown physiological ncts appeared quite piSu
able. His mex, lecture will be delivered In Clinton bn
aexl Tuesday evening ard 0ui TIC Increasing Interest
the subject, crowded sudeccs msy be conf ienty -
poe'ed
PUBLIC SCHOOL No. 1.-THE Annual EXamina
non Of Public School No II held Friday agrces.
TO notice This school has long been under the charge
Mr. McMoors sud Misses Fled and Stevens, assisted b.
three male ard female teachers. The order
yocd, and IN The main ihe eSerclsfs were very far y
Mss Feid's department observed some fine pauiio.
and one or specimens Of writing Hat would bee
praise; also drawings that were crediiahe. some
the grs read with good effect TIE exercises were DO
20 pearebug as IN he Ward ScA0o had just len IT,
toys were not ready In their replies tie girls ana $50
noiieod some failures IN Geography and Ancient Hs'or
that showed carelessasss in some Of tbs pupils Tho req
lng was passahlc Some drawings By boy who had 't
Tie school about month since. were noteworthy t.
number Of scholars was ZIG
WARD scuoor, No. 1.-THE Semi Annual TX
animation Of bis school, numbering l5o6 pupils, was t,l
before Superintendent ncKeen Friday The roou'
were early crowded with visitors who seemed 10 axe
deep Interest In the exercises The School Is under l'
manne ernent II Mr.. F,uke Principal and Missos Mile
and Bennett sded by several assistants The e1ofcisee r
the Primary Department pleasant Tho order IN ui
large school very good The eXerisesin Mics Miller
DEPARTMENT sIric and searching yet the Young i
were able The nOs Of the questions with readiness
The tesla such would be expected Or prepare
for The writing drawing and neede-work were good
MIR McKcen made some cOmmendaiory remarks, and l'i
for Mr Fou kc's Department The exercises were cont
ued at length IN his Department and were urged by NJ
McKeen " "a tart hnt without being able TO bring the DO
To .tsud still rs often might have been expected j.
Arithmetic the answers were prompt motifs rrahk'h Mi
Saunders Mr. Thompson Mr. Henry ana Other geuiiomc'
addressed tho hool Several original compositions wef
read and Spill, Call" sung by the boys There are
Philosophical AM Chemical Apparatus belonging 10 h
school We observed specimens Of writing and drawn
thai superior
ANNUAL CONFINEMENT ~ INK MEDICAL Dr.
PAYMENT oF rHE Nrw-YoRK USivrpsITY In The beau
ufi Gothic chapel Of the University was assembled, 90
Friday evening and most respectable array e.
ladies and gentlemen, witness the Annual Commerce
nent Of the Medical Department Of tho NewNork Uniyef
siy The Chsaceor tFrennghuyseo( several members g.
the Counc ami Professors tcek 1heir seats on
platform 10 the front seats, near the platform one hu
dred and even embryo Doctors were placed swaion
the momeu, when their hopes would be grsuhed in The r.
eenl.on of their license or diploma practice noble pre
fesson Rev MIR. Mason opened with prayer amer "hicl
the Chancellor called up the following
Graduates Of March s, 1880