New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26


respectfully inform the public that the Fourth Annual
corse Of Lectures before hs n,.'q!ioa vii be delivered
ing OF each week, commencing Notember 2
Discourses will he delivered by The following gentlemen
Introductory-By SAML FL con, D. D.
One Lecture-Hon RUFUS CHOATE, GU. S. Senator from
One LectmreNIIon LEVI WOODBURY., ~. S. Senator
from Now Han,phire the Uncertainties of History
their evils and their cures
-Four Lectues-GEo, BANCROFT, Esq, on" American
History
One Lectme-Rev. DR.. DE WITT, on the :" History Of
New.York."
One Lecture-Prof ALoNZo POTTER, (oi Union Col
lege) on SelfCuture ExemI llfed."
One L.ctme-Rev. WILLIAM HAGUE, (of Boston, or
preparation to see ihe World"
One Lecture-CRAS. EAMES, Esq, on the Early Elo
quence of the Christian Church
the Texan Army,) the " History OF Il eRevouiion in
Texas, closing with The battle Of Sa" acntO" illustrated
One LsctresHENRY GILES, Esq, Peeuliaries q
the Irish Character"
Their distinguished gentlemen expected to Lecture
should opportunity There will also be, during the
season. two Debates conducted by members oil the
TERMS FOR THE COURSE.
Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman. 50 GO
sDo. members, admitting Lady and Gentleman g 90
To be obtained at the Lycenm, All Broadway Of }. l.
sn At es tsG"n%s
anu Per-, Per order, .''' ISAAC r. SMITH, President.
l. G. FoRMAs, Recording Secretary. os7
u Nsr.Covert's Temperance Cowccrf.-Mr
Covers notice in your paper this tFuesday) morning Is
celebrated TO leave wrong impression upon the MINDS OF
those who may read il. l therefore propose To ask him
Mr Covert through your paper the following CUES ions
Had he obtained permission to hold concert IN SAID
Church! Had any other individual obtined consent Tor
hime so, Of whomt Had he notified any indlyid
ua attached to such Church thai he intended to give con-
cert in ,ha, house! Had any INDIVIDUAL done for m If
so, name him. What right had he expect the house
would he opened for him, that he should have nouce
that II would rot BE- was present myself on Menday
evening: 18th nst and heard the President give noce mat
the Columbian Society would not hold their regular meet
the 2 Instant but gave no notice al that te mai
Mr. Covert would hold concert there on that evening"
Does Mr. Covert expect any Individual! who can sing
song has right 10 give notice IN The Organ that be VIII
give temperance in the Church corner OF Cby
tie and Delaney Streets and that The trustees OF SAID
Church bound examine the papers Tor such notice.
and light up the house for their accommodation assure
the public that The only notice gives 10 The Trustees, OF
any Individual member o,heni report from the col
ored person having charge OF the house that young lady
told Ter Thursday last there be concert in the
Church Monday evening, for the benefit al man In
Brooklyn. 1.-THE President any individual member OF
the Columbian Temperance Society gave Mr Covert per-
mission To hold his concert in the Church. will they please
state what ght they had do without forming the
Trustees OF the fact! and II they did take that liberty what
right they had TO expect the house lighted without giving
notice in due time 10 bav. prepared! a TRUSTEE.
N. Mr. Coverps statement that notice giveR in the
hearing of the ustees that such would take
place eniirey without toundation and when the Trust
ces du accidentally hear OF IT, letter was Immediately put
in the Office directed P. B. Manchester No 2ll Third
| avenue. > W.
Tho concerts given of late under The OF Temper
anc. Concerts are but little better than buoo1erv
same Jim performance in the most common place oil
amusement 10 the city, aad many OF them no more 10 do
with temperance than what you may hear in my circus or
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