New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-18

Commitment ices in relation to prisoners Of L. -
r1 : n. J. W.f H::s: in P.ll x.y:4s @ 81
Joan Murphy principal and interest Of amount -.
stolen while IN custody OF Fourth District Police 1901 oS
Donation to First Regiment \. Y :. volunteers -, -
Tss Room supnlles Of Common Council. 3e0l IS
Maps books and article for members Of d. 50 %
Celebration July lfSe .
Extra carriage o. Manure. -isO -
Contingent expenses Of Ofsce Of Chief Of Pc
lice including esrtsge Of drunksrds. &C. lao 80
These things SPEAK for themsev.a The expenditure
Of upward Of 5000 for brandy and beer for ne
Aims House Is worthy Of very careful attention
\ NosLE DEsIsS.-A meeting OF Women has
been called PhlsdelPhia says the Sorta American 70
form an Association for the Reclamation of Females
from the paths OF degradation, BY proferins them
home employment and education 4 house will De
provided 10 be placed under the control Of Trustees
where the different female trades will be taught and
such announcement held out virtuous resolution
may induce many to retresd toe path which can only
lead 70 . lie OF infamy and death Of horror. The
women engaged IN this noble charity will receive their
reward If their sors succeed in reseuirs one Of their
sex who has stopped to folly from degradation and
restoring her to lie OF virtuous usefulness
similar institution has been in existence here for
sons time and understand that efforts about TO
be made to place II on a permanent foundation. That
our ciuzens will lend favorable to appeal from
2 lis Managers we will not permit ourselves TO doubt
grand coScEsr.-Mrs E. Loder and Mr. vii
liam A. King announce Grand Concert at the Apollo
Saloon on Monday evening next They viii be assisted
BY Mrs A L Jones' Mrs. W. A. King Miss Watson, Mr.
/ Tnm, Mr. K. @ Paige, Mr. J. s. Massett. Mr. Maynard
/ and Mr. Edward sheppard. The Programme is quite
II ..a. r. Md ALL
are to be given each singer taking character In each
Opera. Tie chousses 10 be sustained by a large
number of the ladies and gentlemen Of the NewYOrk
Musical Institute. The orchestral parts win be PER
formed by Nessrs. Timm and King two pianos
/ r. Prof MIrcHELs sEcoSD LECTURE at the
Tabernacle last evening listened 10 by delighted
audience which completely Sled the cspscous building
The subject Of the lecture was lie Verrer and bis Dis
coveries Our report OF the lecture is crowded out this
morning but shall try Jay IL before readers in
the Evening Edition of The Tribune Prof Mi,chels
next Lecture takes place to morrow evening.
ST. PAIRIcK's DAY AND TEaPERAScE.-A very
large meeting OF the Temperance Society connected
with the Catholic Church ia Jamesst was held last
evening in the basement Of the Church An address
made BY Rev. J. Marsh Of the Temperance Union
who gave them Of ais visit to Father Mathew
Near sixty persons took the pledge. and handsome
collection taken up for suffering Ireland.
EY The steamboat Zip Van Wrinkle, Captain
George B. Riggs IL the 0penr OF river navigation,
TO take the place Of the Belle forming the ndePend
eni Albany Line She has been thoroughly rea,ted
during the pes, Winter, sad Il OF the most
beautiful steam erAs that wend their way the water.
Of the Hudson.
R United Brothers Of Temperance, AssOcia
uon No are 70 be addressed this evening at Mechan-
les Hall Az Broadway. BY Messrs. John Potter John
Cochran and DR.. shesrmsn. Free admittanee.
- Hon. VIM. P Thonasson. the Representa-
tive in Congress from the Louisville District in Ken
lucky declines being candidate for reelection
BOARD OF EDUcArIoS-U Wednesday,, March IL
The President IN the chair This special meeting
10 hear Mr.. hstchun in behalf The Common School
Society IN opposition TO the report Of the Commiiies OF
this Board denying the right of the Common school
Society snee the LAW Of -i 70 establish new schools
Mr. Ketchum denied tina, such the case. The
Legislature BY various acts have Incorporated and gwen
certain powers to the society. under which they have
gone on yres; usefulness These powers have
been expressly revoked. and nothing exists under the
WArt schools sw repugnsnt to these powers pre-
vent the SYSTEMS going hArmoniou.y together
The Pubhc School Society always the favori,e Of
the Cor poraaon the public and the LegslAtuIe They
educating 2e.o0o children. and II was thought ell
was soing on well bu, Il discovered that large
number OF children the City would not come INTO the
schools not from any fault IN the Society and he Legs
srare said viii supply the deficiency and establish
something addition 70 the Public school Society
against which prejudice does not exist The Legislature
did no, say they would destroy the Public school Society
bur said they would place another system alongside OF
Il % tia, between he .To al the children Of New York
can be brought in and educated The Public school
Society schools in better condition and
admitted more children than now.
Mr. H eossended that the Legsls.urs lad never in.
tended IN establishing the system Of Ward schools 10
sbritse or destroy the Common school Society but
even il they had atsnded ne act would have been
invalid The counsel urged these and other points with
gr-a, force.
FREScH TEAcHEE-We call the attention Of the
public % tie slnouncenent OF Mr. Roemer N another
column, who IL nov resident ot this City and who
gives lessons in TIE French language Nothing can be
tkan that different classes Of society even
IN own republican country, distinguished BY Pc
egiayires OF exprssson and prOaunsisson ~hseh mark
the degree o; reneen; attained By each eass and hs
Ia true OF al European countries From The dis
unguishet posinon Ar. RoeneT las occupied abroad.
(Which Il appears private considerations have induced
him for the Preseni soandon the value Of rs nstrse
tons vii Possess great weight with those who are deal
Of acquiring elegant and polished style OF speak
ING language essential finished education a IA.
French.
LEGAL CoEEEsPosDEscE-The Commercial IL
rssser VI yesterday eoni.ns correspondence between
Asssrs- George Gran and Hugh Maxwell on behalf of
tie Bar Of New York and Hon Ambrose Spencer in re-
aioa 70 portrait OF he later taken for the Law In.,
tssa The likeness Of the venerable Judge Is cad 70 be
excellent lie himself speaks Of the matter as follow.
II TIE portrait representing as an old n.n-uo,
zs wes wen on The bench-shall serve 70 excite in
Any oenoder ne idea tat aboret with al the power.
OF mind possessed 10 administer he aw uurrhfIx ana