New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

OF THE STEAMSHIP REPUBLIC. On the 18th of Au-
gust last the passengers board the steamship Re
nublic on the passage from San Francisco to Pana-
ma convened meeting for the purpose OF express
ing their esteem and gratitude TO Capt W. H. Hud-
son, and to show their admiration Tor MS gehHe-
manly conduct appointed Committee, consisting
of Messrs Crocker, l.. I. Oakley, and j. H. hent,to
present him with suitable testimonial These gen.
temen ordered silver trumpet from Messrs. Ball.
Black & Co., of Broadway. 1t is richly chased and
massive silver trumpet the design of which Is very
appropriate and emblematical being composed Of
Shells coral work, dolphins, anchor, &c steam
ship on one side, and on the other clipper snip
The inscription is as follows To Capt Wm. H.
Hudson from the passen gers on the steamship Re
public, nom San Francisco TO Panama, August IL,
issl" Names of the Committed ms trumpet
is considered 10 be the handsomes piece OF work
manship of the kind ever produced IN this country
Il weighs ten pounds, and is valued al S5oV feI-
who desire to 90 so can see IL ioI u eH ua.
the store of the makers, corner OF broadway ana
Muray-st.
ARr-TNIoN.-We call attention TO the
advertisement OF the American Art-union which we
publish on another page. But few days now remain
before the annual distribution. The coHecuoh OF
pictures is the best ever distributed by TINS Associa
ton.
FANNY FLouR.-L A. Spalding of Lock.
| port cArcade MillsO manufactures from the best
| Genesee Wheat an admirable Graham Flour, 50
called but as fine as any one need WISH and dives
ted Of the harshness and appearance oil bran winch
| repels so many from the use Of the od'fashiohed
Graham II is alike palateble. wholesome ana hu-
,ricious and ought to come into very general use,
r. II. Wolfe & Co, Il South-st, are agents Tor us
| sale in this City Those who bake their own ofeao
ought BY all meansio give a ul~'
" Through the kindness Of Mr.. Green
wood. the employees of MessrS Baker, Goodwin &
Co.. Printers, Tribune Buildings, visited Barnums
American Museum last evening, and were highly
pleased with the entertainments
F1AGs.-John J. Brown, of No. lO3
FuIton-st has 60, up some handsome flags for use
| on the day Of the kossuth Reception
NIEIo's.-With an excellent knowledge
of the wishes Of the public the Raveis give TWO OF
| their most popular pantomimes, vlz Nm "a, anu
| the ever pleasing and attractive Night or. Inc
four pleasing danseuses Miss CelestRe and Miss VIC
tonne Franck, Miss Berlin. and Miss Capel, give
their clolCe trial Pcs Dc QUars, which Is one oil the
most fayorite dances. Strangers to the City still
| make Niblo's the great resort
Advertisement. We are Informed
,hattvo gentlemen have been engaged for long
| time in getting up IN TINS Clty grand counter
moy,ns Dlorama and Panorama o! the great Nenopo-
| lis OF London, including the Crystal Palace, River
| Thames English Channel, the Tunnel, portsmouth,
| Ramss ate Msrgate, Grevesend, Woo!wleh, Ereen'
wlch and Greenwich Hospital the koyai raniiy,
tho Oueen's Residences the Bridges. Light Houses,
| &c an Of which has been got up at an immense
| expelse One OF the propretors Is the ptlhcipai
mtis, assisted BY Frances W1oaiien A. "ien S,a,
,,ca NJ Stuyvssan, Institute, Nos oo9 BROADWAY,
within a few days, and promises 70 be the most
magnificent thing Of the kinc ever exhi'nea