New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
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noon when il turned TO rain Stacked of in couple OF
hours and began showing again It finally cleared up
however before dark, and had fine, starlight night
The seishing was glorious. and viii continue for day
or two perhaps. although it thaws very rapidly Inc
wind blew severely for several hours but subsidized TO-
ward morning The steamer Narrssanser, despite the
| STORM came through the Sound on Thursdsy night
/ bringing the mails by the Cambria
y The Charter Amendment Bill and the New
/ Police Bill are fairly on their wsy 10 Albany in
charge OF Joint Committee of City Fathers. We hope
these their children will De endery treated by the Leg
! islatiye Wisdom.
/ r. CHARLES c. BuRLEI6H, author OF Thoughts
on the Death Penalty viii address Temperance
meeting a, Croton Esl on Sunday tomorrow eve
ming On Monday he will speak the Mass Meeting in
Newark On Tuesday evening he viii address the anti
Capital Punishment. meeting a, the Broadway Tsberna
Gle As all these meetings free opportunities VIII be
offered to the public to hear OF the most able and
powerful debsters in the country.
+ Mr. BgADBURY's FEsTIvAL-We believe there
are no Concerts that the people of this City really ENJOY
more than Mr. Bradburys Juvenile Festivals, More than
three thousand persons listened the sweet warbnes
and were astonshed and delighted with the discipline
and order OF Mr. BIS Eight Hundred youthful vocalists
! last Wednesday evening Every thing went OF charm
ipgiy much 20 the cred, OF both Teacher snd Pupils
The music Of is simple as Natures music ever
is but the heart Mr. B. proposes TO close this
interesting series OF entertainments by third to be CIV
en- on the ih Of March By about thousand Young
( Ladies'
u Mr. Bradbury wishes TO meet all his young
pupils 10 day at their usual places make preparations
! for the last Festival.
EXERCISES FOR THE SABBA1H.-Rev. E. e. Cha
pin OF Boston will preach in the Orchards,reet Church
I near Broome) tomorrow morning and evening Sub
ject in the morning Home in the evening, The true
idea OF Christian Union.
Rev DR.. Hebee will preach in the Emanuel Church,
corner of Prince and Thompson streets tomorrow eve
ming.
Rev L. H. Van Doren of Freehold, N. j. will delivera
Lecture tomorrow evening, the Reformed Dutch
Church on Washington square. Subject The Bible ID
SO that the Christian reader must kindly re-
member and deeply sympathize with the Jews Service
to commence at o'clock
Rev w D. Snodgrass D. D. will preach tomorrow
evening IN the Lecture-room of the Hanmondstreet
Presbyterian Church, corner of Hammond and Factory
streets.
Rev Dr. Cheever will deliver Lecture tie Con-
dition Of the Wadenses In the Carminesu eet Presoy
terrain Church. at the head Of vsrck tomorrow
I evening.
Rev NJ w Jacobus, of Brooklyn, will deliver Lee
ture in the North Dutch Church tomorrow evening"
Subject Duties OF Young Men TO their Country
Rev. Stephen II. Tying, D. D. will preach tomorrow
evening to the Young, in the Church OF the Epiphany
100 Stanton, street
Rev. s D. Burchard will preach in the Chapel of the
Theological Seminary University Place (near sthstreep
tomorrow evening Subject The truly Prosperous
Man"
Rev. H. Norton will preach on the claims of the Amer
lean Protestant Society the Broadway Tabernacle at
10. A. NJ and at P NJ in the Presbyterian Church in
Pear!.sueet.
Bishop McCoskry will preach in st. Thomas Church
at IOi, NJ in ST. Thomas Church Brooklyn, at
M
Rev. Mr. Bedel will preach tomorrow evening in the
P. E. Free Church If the Holy Evaugelsts.
Rev. ]. L. Shuck the wellknown Missionary to China,
accompanied BY young Seer Lang, Chinese teacher.
has just arrived this City He is expected to preach
in the Fret Baptist Church, Broomestreet tomorrow
at l0t and in Laighstreet Baptist Church in the alter
noon and to give some interesting statements
Rev. Dr. Mathews is to give address in the Church
a. the corner of Houston and Greene streets tomorrow
evening on the Connection between Christianity and
Civil Liberty
Divine service of the Episcopal Free Church OF the
Advent will be held in the Cd story ofthe Lyceum
500 Broadway tomorrow Mt 10i A. NJ and II P. NJ
The new Episcopal Free Church on the sxth.avenue
opposite Amitystr is now open for divine service
every Sunday at the usual hours
There will be preaching in English at the Church Du
Saint Sauveur of Nasssu.street and Park Row
tomorrow evening.
Divine service in the German language will be held IL
the Chanel In Houston street. between Ridge and Pitt
streets tomorrow morning and evening.
Rev F. Barrett will deliver Lecture on the Sacred
Scriptures tomorrow evening the Society Library at
u o'clock.
~ A complimentary concert is TO be given &c
Mr. Richard Willis the late worthy leader OF the N.
Brass Band on which occasion Dodworths celebrated
Cornet Band together with the N Y. Brass Band Id
ward Kendall leader have in the kindest manner voun-
teered their services Other talent have also volunteered
The music OF Dodworth's Band alone is sufficient in
ducement for thousands to 80 listen
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-The late storm was hrst
fe, on Friday afternoon in Charleston Now (well says
the Sun had the Telegraph been at work in continu
Gus line instant intelligence could have been conveyed
TO our shipping that the approaching and they
would have remained in port forthwith put to sea be-
fore II reached thence No time should be lost in any
more conectures surmses as to the importance OF
extending the Telegraph lines
~ Mr. BRowssoN's LECTURE has been post
poned till next week on account Of the inclemency of
the weather
ET@ A case OF libel against the EDITORS Of Inc
Express OF this city, tried at Rochester on Tuesday
The libel was contained in letter from correspondent
in that City, in which it stated that the plaintiff So
phin Murdoch who had some time previous recovered
verdict of $4,000 against Rev. Washington Van Zanda
for seduct iou again saeents The verdict nad NOT
been rendered at the last account
~ We see no announcement OF any new weekly
newSosper for the present week What are the prin-
ter. ali sbou,7 Morning News.
~
There IS such announcement. nevertheless ltnat
Of The PorrooD II would indeed be difficult to select
week when there was not.
~ The new Club Building presents very
handsome appearance to the promenaders on broadway
now that the front glazed curtains al the wihdo"s&c
r. n P. Willis did not arrive home in the Gam
bra, although he is daily expected
TRIAL OF MILLER, ALIAS CUPID.-The. testino-
nv in the case Of this individual indicted with Parkn-
son. Smith and Davis for robbery Of the tow barge
Clinton was closed last evening The counsel Will sum
up day and the given to the Jury some time IN