New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

A SPIRITUAL JoKE.-Rev. II. Bushnell,
of Hartford, Conn.,, has been lecturing at length
on 'Supematuralism'-of course, in opposition
son Davis has more recently been replying to
him. One evening last week Dr.. Bushnell was
to give his closing lecture, and Davis gave one
the evening before. In the course Of 1t he said
in substance, Ladies and gentlemen, as one
evidence of the reality and accuracy Of this
'Clairvoyance, Provision, or whatever you please
ito term it, will now give you the Lecture
which Dr. Bushnell wu give tomorrow eve.
ning"-whereupon he proceeded to reel OFF
what he declared that Lecture would be, several
of the audience taking notes. These walked m
at Dr. BIS lecture next evening, notes in hand,
and 10 the Dr.'s Lecture proved verbatim what
Davis had declared it would be the evening
before.
We give this story as il is flying about only
wananting that it has lost nothing in its pro-
eress from Hartford hither. We understand
that the facts in the case, whatever they may
be, are to be duly authenticated and published.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-The
steamship United States, Capt Berry, from Chagrss
March 4, at p. NJ, and six days from Kingston,
Jamaica, arrived at this port last night By her We
are in possession of the latest news from the Isthmus
of Panama, which reaches to the I'd inst.
Louis Lewis, Esq, H. B. Ms vics-Consul al Pa
mama, died suddenly in that city on the goth Febru-
ary
The health OF Panama was unusually good There
were seven sailing vessels and steamer up for Cali
forpia on the Cd inst.
The Pacific Mail steamer Northerner, was hsurly
expected. There were about three thousand emf
grants remaining at Panama the I'd inst, waiting
for passage TO California. Provisions were still
scarce and high
Al Chagres trade was brisk, and considerable
trade was going over the Ishmus, in the way OF
provisions.
The steamship Independence, Capt. stoddaTd,
having repaired left Kingston on the morning Of
tAe It'll inst. for New.York.
The steamship Brother Jonathan, from New.York,
arrived at Kingston on the morning of the sh inst
and would leave again on the evening OF that day
for ChagTes and San Juan
The United States having LEFT Chsgrss before the
arrival OF the mails brings no later dates from Cali
fornia.
We are indebted to Mr. Barney, the sentlemanly
PuYser OF the UnteC ota1es Ior inc Pfoupt ooA'eiy
OF favors
The following Is list Of passengers per the United
States
A.w. Hearne, J. w. Heathcock, W. Seymour. J. Vii.
liams C. w. Smith, J. W. Mckudlar, Il. Lewis. B. X.
Foster. d: Ps!.sp, J; W. BrcwnsJ Bruce, Am:s'
Closs C. Cadulsa, NJ vsgum. d. Gaston, 4. Cneslsy'
p. Stern, s ChnshOlmn, NJ Osgood: 81 0oodhsli,
}. Thorne Mrs Tbore, B. I. Thorne, Smith. n Yard,
+. Goodbsl J. Greenwood. E Ellis. J. Awsrvistle. ].
McComb J. Campbell, j. Pratt, s. RodgsTs,S. Rad,
Potter. hice, Hansen, J. Kpssey. g. b. Rood, G. I
ter. T. Condor C. Ksefe ID Sprague w. A Chandler.
Redmond. d. Lorinswood, p Patterson G. Stone, D.
wicks L. s. Hiioock. r. II Mchass. J: Smith, r. Cas-
sady L. Rushton. Rushron + Case, g. II Mcdonald, O.
a sea,On, WI Kendall. J. James. 7. Quinn; W rross
Gran ser. H. Cohen. a. Cove. W. MacFnlsas W Love
lard. "A Brown, H. NJ Gardiner. j. II. Smith, W. Burns.
IL. Moon, Y. Sittle, r Earnest @. Cunnnshs ham. A.
HeTiye NJ. Foh0y. p N. OBreD b. Baker. y. Haskins,
II. BaNne ham, Green, Wilson, BIsstfsd. Fal-
nsr, Ealconsr, ssleI, Falknev. 8, Canpesl ].
Inns. g. Goodhull, b Lake, w Bacon; 7 Campbell
p. Dousksny.L. Button. Dsushteity, May Q.
Mfts W. Smith, j Mckee, J. N. Breeze, @. III Smith.
boyle. C. H. Thomas, W. Car H. Carr, z. 8. williams.
barley. J.. Wright; " @; Eidma1. J Johnson, ".
s. Riils: G =: Brow, G; x; Wilson; X; Godsv9rsy,
E.mi:. W..hinssoa N wcreo,s. ~ Robinson. 7. II.
Bartlett, d Cson. y. g. Maekis, ". p Brown PIppn.
j. A. Post y Miller. l.. Acksrman, Pest Hsussss,
W H. Banter J. H. Cockns, p. H Alder, Z. Purdy. r.
Baker, W C. Plat +. Riley, B. Gilman. w. H. Jack
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