New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

eo,-,b IN Foftleth. 81 10 nox nearly completed. ms
,5e as or, built of stone feet thick 4; tia oass au1
,bs arch Of brick 20 inches thick laid 10 the best CO
men,. TIE turn.lis 300 feet org ard vll be VENT
lated and partially ehed By FIVE large ventlstors o.
oval form u feei By 2 and twelve round ones about
fee, IN diameter The sides Of the former will be con-
uyrc,ed Of solid ssonry, and Will be carried abou'
10 or feet high and the tops ornanented With fancy
iron railing The Un al ventators will conslst Of
mental iron columns sbouil20 feet high, iurnounted
9TH Euerions patent veLstors TO aid 10 drJins the
tor Ell and carrying of the smoke produced oy the To-
Tse ground over he tunnel 10 be nclosed, taste
fully lAd cut ard planted ith shruboefy hJ~ers e.
ip sccorcsnce tn les utlpn soOpied oy the Com
non onnciI The epds Of the tune ell 20 be facet
vi,h .so masonry and Tue side ga AZ the north end
are TO be exc nded 10 Forty nrstst, gradually sopng,
70 corr-,pone ~hh ibe dr,c-nong grade and the top
turnourtPd with iron raj II 2 AT The south ent Of the
tunnel In lieu VI the teo rarrOE carriage way
,acl tide Of he rsi road track heretofore there
will be only one OF ordiosry width on the vss, side
the Comp having ceded 10 the City portion Of the
land on tat ,ide between Thirty All Thirty
f,orlh for the rage In exchsr ge for
The alp formerly ufed ss carrie ge~sy the east
side Upon he lat or snd SOLO ming sroudd the Co n.
pany inteLd to ,d0u, nsiDe house la the
pscs Of the one At present loeaied tne slds
thst the locomotives will bot then have 10 tie
Iisee way az Of pl es'nr In running in an ! out
1t may be worthy Of remrs, that all tue blasting OF
rock abd removed 81 stous, htch bias been sssry
~ give place for The side walls, the building of Toe
tuL pe and relying Of both tracks have been carried
on without causing ng trsio Of the six,y that daily
pass vp snd doe TO be cefansd for period VI ten
miuu,es, on any occasion B-sides the new stone
bridge 70 be built Oie Hundred aud Fourrh-t,
a new bridge II 10 be Constructed the Hsr.
lem River short dlstance south Of the pre- ons
that the r. ad will run Ia straight line from O1e-
Hundred and Thu ~ second ct TO the mor Haven stsd
We also und- T,tsnd, from Me- So,t ths superint-nd.
eDt Of the road that the Comuapy has purchssd from
JOrdsn Mott Esq ground for the erection of addi.
tonsl sccOmmod Ion 81 dott Haven; aud that third
track will be Immediately laid down bet~sen Mott
haven and Merose 10 Groer b afford erettsr facilities
for the trains psssiIg each other a. that point Tae
foreso'pg facts oil oOuots be- eitesmsd gratifying
inie. ence to h- thousands who have taken up their
reslder CO on the line OF The road.
n The laws of necessity establish,
throughout civilized society, two separate and distinct
characters as for example, the r.Hdr and the rssdss,
the monrfactnrer ano the cOnsnnr the physician and
the patient the Larger aud the eltHt,-,nd so on
throughout the ramlhcailcns OF society. These two
classes exit from necessity and therefore never be
abolished They as essentially Decessary 10 the ex
iser of harmony and order 10 society, as food re-
quill TO sustain animal life. The best PRODUCES Of the
fam the 6r,t quality Of goods, the most skihul ply
sciau the moot profound lawyer, ard the most useful
articles Of MANI acture, continually desired. Ia
what mspber then does society expect TO a'censin
EhtTe these wants can be supplied Certainly By sp-
ply ing TO the correct of informstlon Ex
peepce reason, and common sense teach that the sd
columns Of newspapers exnoit tho moot Com
heL,ivr vie Of the business Affairs OF soceiy and
ere cous queIily the msst convenient and correct
Brrce, public senIineptis orn'vd bs the opni)ns of
The n Intellectual members OF soclsty-~hcn opia
Ions based upon thu purlicai NJ OF the dsy-and
the great bulk of Gust IN l. thus secured.
BARNUM AND JENNY LIND The lNuSi-
cal Bo,Ia and rme' having been furnished SIth
MT on, foruai!on the of money made by
Mr. Barnum and Jenny Lind during her engagement
With him. and having pu1h.hed the same, he makes the
following correction Ia 6 n tie to that journs
MEssRs EDIToRs; Under the above caption, notice
In Inc Musical World Of the lin nst what purpons ~
be q TIA emrnt from my "books of ths net p'oeeeis
Of the Jenny Linz Concern While that LADY, Gas sins.
In unoer eDeseep cuts with nyself That statement
eives The fol wing result:
Jepn, Ln,............-.........s 1902 eco
I. 4. Bafnuu1. ......---..-.-.-. jOo,UVO
Total. 100000
cannot imsriae who prtte need to flrnlsh you with
q Statement of sucb manifest inaccuracy; bet, IS tie
subject las EXCITED some public iotere,: and occa.
tined no ule rew,psper commentary, perm ms to
meLop, o.l,ively. that the amounts named are far.
ve,y far noeed bsl0p the plain reality. Ny portion OF
the pror, certai " exceeded S3uS 900 py much
tOTiuosfe rbUuth % t%cure toe necessary Leisure
shall publish bnok slrs adv Ia hand furnish the full
oetsis Of The uhoe Jenny Lind engagement inciudng
the Iecei to net prdts and many other
curious snd n'er-stng facts neci-d ~'h th =, sub
ject Truly yours, p /. BARNUM.
Inuican Mvselm, Sept is, 1882
ACCORDING to the sbove II would appear that the
entire profits Of the hupd,ed performances which
priced the engagement at es.t $500 900. mat
they averaged tisht h0u,dad dollars CoocerI We
hope Mr. Bsrnum may soon find lei.ure for tha, bjok
guarantee that ~beneve, published Il will be OF
the most popular works Of the season
TENT PREAcHINe.-The City Alliance
Ten, Is now located 10 the Nine ecn,h Ward, Forty
second e. Eighth There will be preaching 10
the Tent on Sabbath next Rev. Isaac wsstcott will
preach In the sfIeru at o'clock Most Interesting
meetings have been held each evening during the week.
and great good has been done 1. 10 not intended to
abstract from the interest Of the regular service, In thu
Churches but to furnish preaching for toe throns tna.
will not go to any Churches
~ The LESSONS IN HIsToRY which
Miss BACON roposss ~ unfold t, The L ldiss of
New York some few weeks hence have received the
stamp Of appreciation from the cultivated circles
q b ston aud Cambridge, where they were given
short ume since. Wa have seen lettss from some OF
The first minds In Boston warmly approving aud
mendpg her system as oh.i n.l and most effective We
should rssre' any lack Of appreciation the par. Of
our own ciuzens (see Advertiseptnt)
u Yesterday Mr.. Bowlegs and his
party vs ed OF the Hons about to-n but did not
get so lar The High Bridge During the day they re-
ceved several presents from their pale faced brethren
In the evening they we're delighted with some negro
ninsuelcy
They leave tOdoy, 10 charge of Gen Blake and ,thers
who sct as sgenis.
n The FLYING DUTcHNAN, beauti-
ul rev clipper ship to sail for San Fra1ciIco,
vii lie for fe~ days at Pier IL EI, River, where
architects and the public invited 10 ylsis her. sas
10 q superb specimen of Naval Architecture