New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

Ir.lr O,rs Hou.-French Vaudeville Pstt.s M.rs. 3.
Vie Humane. and Les dsuI AIMS, on La Court Paile'
BsOIDvIT TssITrs-open at 7-"yi.io9 Of the Sun
F1Ovs Open Negro Melodies and Bursqus
s,rTII COssOs4rI,-Corno Of Broadway Thirteenth 81,
srorr.m H'1l-Panorsfns ofts wsr. Rome. Upp. Italy
Hungary. tCorner Broadway and Waiksrst
Aehanans at Hope Chapel 7ls Broadway 7t
ue,,. esa9glGI d Ha99p.1 , o,n
9ssuSs humUs-0qsn all dsy-IArnoen and r1a evening per
pio's~oss1 4 w:lch'. Circus .od Preach Ttoae.
coscEST-Ths HutchnoHs, at The Tabernacle, at O'Clock
CLAY FEsTIvAL-The Sixth Annual Festival
n honor of the birthday of HENRY CLAY will be
given to night at the Apollo. Rooms by the Clay
Association. Ii will commence at o'clock
KossUTH AND THE HUNGARIASs.-Dr. FRANK
TAYLOR who spent some time with Kosauth and
the Hungarians, in Asia Minor, last summer, will
deliver lecture in Clinton Hall, on Monday
night, upon the character of the great Hungarian
chieftain and the present condition of the exies.
The dispatches recently sent by KoIsuth to this
country, were received by Dr. Taylor, to whose
exertons the Hungarians are mainly indebted
for the passage by Congress Of the Joint Resolu-
ton offering national vessel to convey them to
this country. The lecture cannot fail to interest
every friend Of Hungary
A Touch OF OssIAN.-WhO comes from the
North. East from the fats OF Swampscot, from
tho rafsts Of nrerriuAaor rIIs fuce is ike the
moon. lust emerging from cloud. His voice is
msnv.toped as the blasts Of Moryen, blowing
through the window shutters of Sttins- Duna. In
one hand he holds harp of many strings On
"a breast glitters & breastplate, inscribed with
silver runes-s625! Pleasant yet mournfu to his
soul is the memory which it recalls.
The above is an extract from the forthcoming
uanslatlon Of Ossian, by his linesl descendant
rhe great 1925 Dodge, which is expected to
,ettle the long.vexed question, and cover Mac
herson with confusion. Mr.. Dodge, however,
declares that the blasts Of Morven, which
,,histled through the white beard Of his ancestor,
we're no touch to the blasts Of Gound which issue
from his own lungs. BE will shortly visit US in
order to demonstrate this point. We may, there
fore, look out for the great artist, whom the
Boston Post calls " an orchestra" and Of whom
tie Portland Advertiser says 1t does not
make much difference how or what he sings
one cannot help laughing to look al him, whether
e sings "Old Hundred" or the unfortunate
Man"
NEW MusIc-Wm Hall & Son have uit pub
fshed the favorite Baritone Song from SfrakOsch s
| rev opera GiorGnnG Of Naples One Smile OF
! Loving Kindnem" and new piece by VIM.
Vincent Wallace, entitled The Mountain Daisy
Souvenir de Jetty TrefFz also, the Champagne
schottisch;" sparkling composition by VIM
Dressler, and ala Vie Joyeuse,' Redowade Salon
~ Otto Fullgraf.
~ THE EAST RIVER ToTM ABsTISENcE So
GETTY will be organized tomorrow Sunday eve
ling ct Warren Hall, corner Of Oliver and Henry
s,s. Good speakers and better singers will take
part in the exercises. Drop in
~ The MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF this Cl!y,
as we have before informed our readers is ao0ut
20 open q Mechanical Museum, or Polytechnic
Exhibition, in their new building at the corner OIL
Bowery and Divi.ion.st Those who have VI
,jted the Polytechnic Institute in London, vii
understand the nature Of the proposed Exhibi
ton to those who have not, however it may be
well to offer some explanation-The plan il
somewhat similar to that of the Annual ( airs held
in this and other cities, but will present addition
al attractions TO visitors and advantage to exhib
;tors. In the first place, it will be perpetual
Far, open at all seasons Of the year, so thai
strangers may have an opportunity Of visiting il
at whatever time they may come in the city, snc
citizens may choose their own time for attending
with their families, and not be obliged to devote
part Of their busiest season to it, or forego thu
pleasure Of seeing matters Of so great interest Il
all In the second place, The actual operator
Of such of the Mechanic Arts, as are curious move
and ingenious, will be exhibited. There are
thousand curious mechanical operations, with th'
results of which every body is familiar, bu
scarcely any one understands the process b.
which they are accomplished. The making
pins for instance, and sticking them IN the paper
the cutting of Ivory for parasol tops and othe
uses the turning Of irregular forms such
Shoe-lasts, Guns locks, &c. the making
Thermometers, Barometers, &c; the Aagneti
and Electric Telegraph; the Steam Engine, an
a thousand other matters Of an interesting nj
ture. will be shown alive to visitors
So oil kinds of Machinery Of new ihyento
will be kept in motion and operation by steam
} power Gffording an opportunity to inventors
make themselves and their inveEtions known
the vorld-snd 70 Manufacturers and others
I | COLLATION. from which they may select the sI'