New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

NO0IPLIoINNTAKY CONCEKT TO MIR NC
- LACHLAN-At un nd journed meeting OF the friends
of Charles Nc Lachau, held StousHls the 9Th instant
Iau5s Linen in the chair, ii
ResoI,ed That this meeting has learned with regret, By
letters recently published, atnough privately addressed to
Mr. Tenpelonl that he aud his family were exposed to Pc
cuniay necessty and having long known Mr. McLachsn
bis present difficulties from of prudence or In
v this meetng will endeavor by public appeal and
him mnrdltsy, nut will place und 1T his future dispo
sal. Aud to effect that object, this meeting OF opinion
place he Tabernacle Tuesday evening the l7h inst
Letters then read from several distinguished profess
Tickets may be had Ut the various musical stores OF Sax
Mes, BOOKSELLER 2O7 Broadway and oil HE follow
.Ii Linen, Samuel Philips, Wm. Wells,
x xdl cI aay Paul M Ba1 TIai p esay
i Henry j. Mcgarey, ohm Harold l. s Eddy,
Thos Thomas Jr. Edward LawrenceE T. Chririanson,
YIN Marshal! I9mss i soWes' sherman Browne'
01O''' ''' '' JAMES LINEN, Chairman
THOMAS THOMAS Jr. Secretary.
The Committee OF Arrangements have much pleasure In
announcing that the following distinguished talent have vol
unteered their valuable services:
Miss Mary Taylor, by permission OF VIM Mitchell Esq.
Mrs 4. Phillips, Sig De Begnis
Mr. Dempster, Mr. Austin Phillips,
Mr.. H: MARKS by permission Of VIM; Mitchell Esq.
Mr.. Wacott, by permission OF WIN. Mitchell, Esq
Mr.. George Loder, Conductor
" Programme in future BILLS III 5ns
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT,
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND OK
4 PHANS OF THE NETWORK FIRE DEPART
MENT FUND will take place al the Tabernacle on Thurs
Gay evening February 49, Ga which OCCASION tbs follow
ladies and gentlemen have volunteered their services
Madame Antoneue Otto, Miss Jenny Lazare
Miss Julia NorIfall, Miss Mary c. Taylor,
Sig De Begins, Mr.. Brough,
Robert O. Paige. E. Shepard.
Also the New-York Sacred Music Society An efficient
orchestra has been engaged.
II. c. Timm. Pianist G. Hill, Director
Tickets dollar EACH TO admit lady and gentleman
To be obtained al the principal music stores; T. L. h.
BOWeTY
JAS PRYER, 2i6 FrontsL
JNO. ELLSWORTH, ~ Pine.sL
lGf tol9 j. B. PECK, 40 GraDd-sL
HowES' CIRCUS AT PALMO'S.
THIS EVENING, the performances will commence
Il with grand
Roman Enlree, led by Mrs. Cole and Mrs Myers
Light aud Dashing Act. By Walter Aynar
II. B. Turner in Leapnc Act on Two Horses
Poslurng and Balancing by Mr. Nixon and son.
TGe Paragon of Female Eqa-striuns, by Madame MA
CARTE.
Mr.. W. Nichols in his Backward Fests.
Afternoon Performance every Saturday, a. q clock 81
wa close on the 1914 Of february,
THE EXHIBITION of PeAle's beautiful Painting,
l. THE COURT OF DEATH.
corner OF Broad and Leonarst Is open every day
cept Sunday from 10 A M. ill 81 p ~ Ambulance Is cts
$50 isu
A SHLAND BALL-In commenOraton OF the Ratih-
Acaon Of the Treaty OF Ghent Will come of at the Coils
cum, $50 Broadway, Tuesday l7h Tickets One Dol
lar eachcan bs obtsined at The Broadway House, How
ard House, and al the Ashland, OF CanssL and
Broadway.
Walliss well Band will be in attendance, T. Ken
DEL leader oltr