New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

- ss the cout,uts Of the cart put his hands what
be thought 70 be enormous BLOCK ~ GA. ana 20 as
sunrise found that he could lin without difncufyt lbs
Id 10 minnie examination, when vhA, appeared 20 DE-
large masses of that combusbe tnrned OUT 70 Dc oo,s
irceniousy coated over with coal Hnlcn wa alnTa "
them by cement The cart in tbs way contained A9Ou.
1000 kflogrHmmes Of tobacco, and several thousands
excellent cigars The cart and horses we're sl.o seIe1
According 20 private letter. from Pesth. Mr Aidge
quite the lion e the day The literary men ariists ana
actors cave him grand dinner and vAinabe Aou IS
Adge plaved In the National Ieater All the characters
excepting fhose which he represented were gwen IN me
saran language bat the parts we're 50 WEI s'u1a
that everything xea Of smoothly a. possible lie
Nacvss vere 20 delighted with Shvock and Otheo thii
flsv have ini.'ed his playing Richard Ill IN NJ r.
turn to vienna the African Rescius will pay once OF tsice
in order that the Emperor NAV have an opportunity VI
seeing him before he leaves for Trieste and eniee
Irvsn scn II Alexis Jake view a. he sgn himself sent
note the Emperor Nicholas few weeks since ptschs
A. Iis d.poss million silver rubes 10 be used any
way which the Gar might think best for the Puohc good
Nicholas IN sent him an order raisel MN !" NE
rank - Member Of the Council and gave the money 70 the
Invalid Hospital
TIA hundred Igirls selected by American specu
lsor in Glasgow have sailed fsm the Clyde TO commence
a new colt on nil az New York
F The D. rtrs Of Shakespeare, attributed 10 Cornelius
Jaseus BE- engraved 1t authenticity ackno"edg
ed.
r. LECTURES on SPIRI1UALtsN. delivered in Cleye-
land, Ohio. by J. TmFAsr, make fair l2mO of 3Sl
pages recently sent By friend In that city. Mr. III
fsnv appesrs 10 be doctor Of the Spiritual Church,
ard fvors his readers with elaborate dissertations on
The Philosophy Of Christianity, ldolatry,' lnhde-
ity The Uses Of Spiritualism, &c &c, which We can
not crtcise not having found time or felt adequaenc
nation TO read them We have looked through his eta
tons of facts however and found some Of them decid
edy interesting: Witness the following case OF retro
spectye Caivoyance
There il another class Of phenomena sometimes con
nected with clairvoyance which demands auenon
thafca n rgfOr
Of calling up the past and revealing IL hidden history
once vitnessed very remarkable instance 81 his kn
which will briefly relate In the year 80 "hus "ts
residing IN Lorain County, a Mr. Hall a merchant IN
Elvria had his store broken and entered and large
quantity Of goods stolen and carried away ms was uols
about II o'clock Saturday night Early the next morn
inc Mr. discovered what had been done, and CANE TO
me for advice The first inquiry put TO him was, have
you informed any one of what taken place ~ tie an
swered that he had then enjoined upon him not
mention the circumstance 70 any one not eVen Ms IAN
y and perhaps few days be would hear that MS store
bad broken then, by tracing th- report H. IN sht
get clue to the rogues ms course OF pocy was
agreed upon, and the subject WAS mentioned 10 DO one
The rnDg while were together conyersng UPON
the subject the thought occurred tH me that young dy
in town was said To be clairvoyant and propose 70 Mr
Hall that whit her and Test her powers IL WIS agreed
To between u and il further agreed that nothing
should be said 20 her respecting the nature OF the subject
to be investigated for two reasons first We wished %
know WHITTIER she could discover from minds the sub
ec 70 be investigated and second If she could not citr
voyanty give the information We desired shs would
know nothing Of the subject by which the lnormltlon
could be communicated 10 others This young lady Vas an
entire stranger both Of With this understanding we
visited the house Of MIR Couk who the brother in law
and mesmorzer OF this young lady. Ca visiting the house
informed Mr Cook that had come 20 request him 10
mesmerze his sister naw for the purpose OF making Ger
tain Investigations This h. very kindly consented to DO
and IN few moments she put into the mesmrrc cond
ton Mr. Cook then turned 10 Us anc requested 20 o. "a
formed Of the of the subject 10 be lnve-tgt ed
We declined telling him. desiring that the subject might
be requested find that out He requested Us 20 mention
some place where desired the investigation TO com
! l. INN
Cook inquired of the subject if she knew where Mr.. Halls
store was She replied she did not He then e9lesed
her mentally 10 accompany him g. T. which she did and
soon declared herself there Ar Cook then requested
her 10 make the examination desired and inform him Of
what she She almost immediately remarked there
has been bad work here tins store has Ben broken eP
and q large quantity OF goods stolen Mr. II all tim IN
quired, How II broken open She commenced and
gave very mnute and detailed Dies CTOn of the
in which done which perfectly accurate IA every
particular She even described their effort at lighting
lamp after they had entered the store and said they had
lighted five matches before they had succeeded IN light
the lamp, and that the unburned portion OF the Ic1cs
were le upon the floor where they LEFT tho lamp
standing, which also perfectly correct She then pro-
ceeded describe accurately the character, quantity aud
quality Of the goods stolen The different kinds aud colors
of the broad cloths all of which correct After
giving the above desert pti0n, remarked Well you can
see describe accurately the Transaction you not
10 tell who were the persons engaged IN II she
replied Certainly there were three of them they
are strangers to cannot tell their names brit can
describe them that you can find them With ms she
commenced describing of them by his size, personal
appearance dress to the peculiar Kind OF cap ne wore
business place residence and the business he was
al that moment engaged in said he left town that morning
on hi way 10 Cleveland with load of pork From h-r
description had no difficulty Ia determining the ndivc
ua she referring and her description WAS IN every
respect She described the part he took c
breaking the which subsequently, proved 10 be cor
rect She then proceeded to describe the second
concerned in the burglary with the accuracy she de-
scrbed he FIRST and from her description had dIh
Guilty ia determining who she referred to- She then pro
ceededio describe The third person with the parcu
arty she described the others but could not Learn
who he's from her description Her description, how
ever subsequently proved to be correct and the reason
did not recognize HIM be stranger residing
thirty miles distant she also told what had done
with the goods but those could not find We nos
very well satisfied that she had told the Truth ana had
fixed uUJ sZspc0ns upon tWO individuals whom We hAd
not previously suspected. But could do nothing but
watch clirvOyant evidence would not be- deemed com
ptieut in OF justice ana watch did Fortunately
Tor purpose difficulty arose between ct these bur
glars and his wife and she disclosed the tact %. his guilt H
this case g this enabled tO get legal evi
debce OF the rut OF the other tao pastes Including the
one We did know the description of the cNrvoy
ant and the tlree arrested OF them turned
State evidence and gave, uDdo- oath full desc pton or
the whole tran action, which IN every particular, cOrTobD
months before The burglars arrested and sent % the
penientarv iA-re clear case OF rvirOvsOn Many
other Of similar character might be mentioned but
well aUhest ated case Is goOd for parpose IS
thousand
Here are Swo cases of SpirioSslism that seen
/ rather extra
/ Twill mention another example Mr. Nathan Whitney
Of Warren Co la 4 a medium for these commune St0ns
Ills wife lost a bTUh'r about nine year Of age VII
uington Clinton Cognty Ohio This brothers nans was
DAVID Allen Everett This lad previous % his death had
lest pocket knife Chioh he przed very highly and in
/ .aaer David ha- been deceased Tor yea = more his
spirit puported 70 be present 20 communicate through ais