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HIoHLY IMPORTANT FROM SkENEArELEs CoMMU-
NITY-THE NEW Social SYSTEM, OR THE SrRUe-
Giles OF PARTURrrIoN-SocKrY WITHOUT RELI-
GIoN.-We give on our first page very remarka-
bic account of the present condition of the "Ske-
neateles Communty"-an association of Fourier
ites organized some time since the banks OF that
picturesque lake. This statement is exceedingly
well worth perusal, affording the best possible Illus
tralion OF the working of this new social system.
the first fruits of the planting of such philosophers
as Brisbane and Greeley. Other associations Of a
similar character, have been organized in various
parts OF the country, and they all appear to be
Didly approaching the condition Of the Skeneateles
Community. Indeed, we could hardly anticipate
any other fate for all experiments to organize soci-
ETY. without religion and, principles utterly oppo
sed to that glorious system of morals and practice,
which was first announced to mankind on the
shores OF Gallilee, and amongst the mountains o.
Judea.


These ridiculous attempts-whlch would be
laughable enough did they not involve the ruin OF
the poor people who.are deluded by them-are to be
traced to the teachings OF the visionary and egotis
tical philosophers of New England, who style them
selves ranscendentalists-such az Brownson, Bris-
bane, Greeley, Emerson, and otheIs-who make
all SORTS Of spasmodic efforts in the hope Of obtain
ing notorlety men greatly in advance of the age
They fill the minds of some of the common people
with wild and dazzling notions about an Ell Dora
do In the wilderness, and paradises in the piny
6elds-nduce them TO give up their farms and
habits of industry, and herd together for few
months in some miserable barn, or outhouses, ard
then break up in utter confusion and shamefaced.
ness, in the case now before US OF the Skeneat-
elesviciims


ITALIAN OPERA-BENKYr OF SIcNoRA BoReHEsE
The benefit of Signora Borghese last night, was
one of the NEST gratifying and substantial testmo-
malls of public favor offered to an artist by
the citizens Of New York. Of the house, it is only
necessary to say, that, had il been twice as large
us 1t is, we believe it would have been thronged
with beautiful women and fashionable men. Every
seat and standing place was occupied, and the
aisles we're lined with chairs, sold at almost any
price, and filled with ladies' The threng was in
deed oppressive and yet we have never seen an
audience that enjoyed themselves more fully. We
have already criticised the SemIamide, and need
only observe that it has nsver before been SO bril-
llantly performed as last night The artists seemed
each one determined to excel, and every thing





pressible enthusiasm in the house. The only thing
that impaired the enjoyment of the spectators,
the absence OF Korponay, who was, unfortunately,
detained in Philadelphia by sickness, and unable
to fulfil his engagement dance the ever-attractive
Polka. Miss Brooks showed herself an easy and
graceful dancer, and the Polka, with her and Mons
Korponay, would have proved great attraction


At the fall of the curtain, the fair bene6ciare wae
loudly called for, and received on her appearance
with many-colored shower Of wreaths and bo-
quers One almost imagined that the sweet tones
uttered by the eloquent cantGtTtce had shaped them
selves in flowers and returned TO her feet to do her
homage. She gathered them literally by the arm.
full, and went smiling away. with her well-earned
harvest pressed to her BOSOM


An elegantly.tinted and perfumed brochsys, in
the shape OF some French verses, headed 'Euphra.
sic Borghese au Public" was circulated through
the house during the performance. We will not
nis;-


EUPHRAsIE BORGHEsE


C'est done mon bene6ce /! ct Ia sale est remplie
Went me donnsr Ia prsuvs zee en- ssastsa. brasse
Don't monceur . jamais gardeIa les echos
Davoir pa dams New York ma vile hospaiisrer,
Moissonner des laorera, 81 benux ct 81 hatteurs,
Decernes par les mains dun Public d'amateurs;
Et me vor en- ce jour galamment applaudie
Par la plus 6ne Aeur de laristocratie


De Japonica Dom le monde recherche
6'ench asse avec eclat dams socie'e,


Et dc Ia sale entere IL brilliante egance


Me reppelle avec joie mes plus beaux Jour de France
ascue q s
81 ma bouche await su parIer Ia lsngue anglase,
vous auriez entendu Ia signora BorFhese,


Dams un simple discours. vous exprimer lei


Tout le commencement don't son c0ur est remp


Jsi recours ces vers don't Ia fsible sIoquence
besoin d'obtenir tout votre indulgence


Je viens vous les ofrir CONNIE remerciment


De mon cour 9ni tonjours sera recoDnsisssnt


De votre accueil brilliant, de vos braves sonores
De vos galants bouquets, ct de vos cheers encores.


So great is the desire to hear more of the Semi
ramtde, that we perceive an extra representation Of
1t IS to take place on Thursday evening. We pre-
sumo 1t will be crowded, as people now begin togo
to the opera for the sake of the music, and are be-
coming in earnest in their enjoyment Of its eleva.
ting and refining influences.


WEBSTER IN THE SENArE.-Next Wednesday
Daniel Webster will undoubtedly be elected to
the United States Senate from Massachusetts. He
will take Choates place.


MADAME ARNoULT's CoNcRRT-The names of
Perozzi and Etienne, who will assist at this grand
Concert, were accidentally omitted in former ad.
vertisements.


GERMAN JRws-A dinner in aid of Society for
the relief of INDECENT German Jews, Is to be given
at the Minerva Rooms, this evening. The object
is very laudable.


PARK.-The Bohemian Grip loses none of its
attractions. The house last night was crowded, IS
usual, and the performance went of with much
spirit. 1t is to be played every night this week.


F1RKMRN's BALL.-Fulton Engine COMPANY No
q had splendid Ball last night at Tammany Hall
Every thing was in tip-top style and the whole af.
fair was one of uninterrupted enjoyment.


The EMPIRE CLuB.-This great and important
body purpose holding a meeting at st. Johns Hall
tomorrow evening, for the purpose of expressing
their views in relation to the Importance of the i'm
mediate annexation of Texas, and to urge on the
representatives and others the necessity Of carrying
out the will of the people and this Club, as express
ed at the late election No doubt but that this