New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

adjourned 10 nss,on Thursday l. O'Clock " In
the Vice Chsnceors roS at which time II - desra
BE- ,hat fun attendance OF the Bar may be bed 30 as
70 Obtain the necessary reform on the subject Of Fees
r. We dropped into Jenkinss rooms the ether
dsy sri xers surprised ct the number Of Valentines
scattered upon his table II seemed a. Il every pretty
sirl IA town had sent him three or four gilt edged
lace edged painted snd perfued. worthy to contain the
sparkling and happy creations Of these busy orans.
Our friend who though close upon forty BY nesns oil
those ever preservanves good heart eesr con
science and q natural way Of living, looks younger
man evidently regarded the varesated Pile with no
little sasscnon- They were sort OF gage Of the &C
tive good understanding which he riainiainn with All
the world ard noticed on little examination that
some Of them which quite plsn and not the most
elegantly written seemed Of more value TO him tnsn
many others Of more splendid exterior But IN eyes
every one hsd it, own meaning which proeso.y could
ong be detected by blessed csrvoysnee which sees
remenbrances of kindly sets and friendly feelings in a.
most everything We confess that we looked on the col
lection with little envy and secretly slipping our hand
into the pile we by good luck stole written in the
sweetest of hands and lay it before readers
They may sdse from il what happy fellow jenkins
must Be
oh faint indeed. all outward hucs,
Compared with thy rich mental light
Each day thy thoughts their rays dsuse,
Yet grow each added day mere bright
To scatter treasures rich thine
In vain Times surging pillows roll
The pearls that on thy forehead shine.
Are gathered daily from thy soul.
" A great Temperance Celebration Of Wash.
inTtons Birthday is 10 be held from 10 A. to P ".
a, the Broadway Tabernacle. Maj Gen. GAINES is 10
take part in the proceedings and Of the most in
teectual speakers are engaged also good instrument
tai and vocal music This is TO be the commencement
Of series Of meetings TO concentrate sction and
awaken the public mind TO take for the estab
lishmen, Of Free Temperance Library and Reading.
room tue graiuitou circulation OF Temperance Tracts
and the erection Of National Temperance Hall in this
City-laudable objects easily accomplished and from
which much good must result Let al VINO desire TO
see the community freed from the scourge Of lntemper
ance give counienance 90 this movement oy tnen pre-
sence that day. where they will doubtless have al IN
tsllcciual least.
u Do no, forget Rev. HENRY CHESS Lee
ture on The Spirit Of Irish History the Tabernacle on
Thursday evening next The tickets 80 cents, and
every penny OF the receipts beyond the bare expenses
Nr Giles charging nothing for his services will go out
by the next steamer for the relief of the Starving in Ire
land. Mr. Giles has few superiors Orator. ard
lows from richly stored intellect and fervid Irish
heart This Lecture will constitute an in the men
al history OF many enrapturcd auditor. Tickets
NAV be obtained henceforth Office and we covet
the honor OF helping in this good work by selling some
rYs Rev ARCH. MAcLAY, d. d. will preach
Sermon in behalf Of the Suffering Irish to morrow, at
Bpm in the south Baptist Church, Nasssust 10 which
he will plainly forth the condition of the People OF
Ireland according to the authentic accounts and
Will labor TO impress his hearers the duty of minis
ternz TO the necessities of that unfortunate people
We bespeak the attendance OF the strangers in our ho
tells and the people of the lower Wards generally and
urge them TO 20 early the house will doubtless be
filed.
~ Washington Union, No >. Daughters OF
Temperance celebrate their Second Anniversary at the
Norfolks, NJ +. Church on next Wednesday evening
Ex.Mayor Harper will preside. Addresses by Rev. j.
n MafAt Judge DyckmAn. DR.. Reese, Lebbeus Chap
man. Esq Revs H. Davis, :. Hopkins and w. r. Stof
ford Singing from distinguished yocsists and CHOIR
~ Contractors will OF course be put on the
Alert BY the advertisement for constructing the New
Haven Railroad. Labor i. chesp and such work much
more easily accomplished than in former years.
~ Max, his Nature Capabilities and Ten
denotes is announced as the theme OF the Lecture of
Rev r. L. Harris. to morrow evening A. the Elizabeth
It; I.piyer'slist Church
~ Joness Perpetual Almanac. published by
T. Walker ia Fulton st. is very onvcnient thing to tell
he day Of the month by
Re We would invite the attention Of our bust
meas men to the advertisement in another column
headed " To Capitalists The property advertised for
lease il in one of the best portions Of the City fol bust
ness.