New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

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submitted. TO explain themselves
The Commissioners have thus laid before the Legs
aiure al that they have been able 10 prepare WITHIN
the time nxed By the act under which they were sp
pointed They have submitted those parts OF general
and complete Code OF Procedure which 10 actions
civil and criminal and 20 prerogative writs with some
provisions respecting the organization OF the courts
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight.
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LECTURES oS SHAKsPEARE.-The suboined cor
rsspondeuce conveys piece Of news which will re
dice the reading and thinking community. RICHARD
H. DANA one Of the honored veterans OF American lite
nature Is at the time Of the finest lectures in
the language and it will be good fortune to hear
his series OF Lectures Shakespeare much admired
on their former delivery here The time and delivery
will soon be announced
NEw.YosE. Jan. IS, 1919.
r. III DANA. .-IleIr Since recent WISH or
yours hch gsve your friends city opportunity OF
renewing their oag Interrupt pied intercourse with you has
occurred TO many Of them that would be pleasant Thing
five could proong this Intercourse by inducing you TO r.
pea series " eight lectures Shakespeare delivered
here years Beside this personal cousders
Or they believe that class Of hearers among US
would be glad listen to those essays whose elevation OF
stys aud beauty OF thought charscteuc on your
competition ard a. happiy fitted enlarge the understand
ng aud quicken the love OF their oy and beauuiu SUD
We would therefore In the names OF many well
prr oy0n the apUrObattOn ~ many
nil cordial aviation To come TO New Yors aud repeat
lectures during the present and sincerely hope
thai nothing may hinder you from gratifying US in The mat
ter Immediately or within few weeks.
'0''' '1wY. e BRYANT. C. vFRP1ANcK
GRO B cBEEvER
BosroN, Jan. p 1919.
GESILEMES hardly know how TO express my feelings
Al the 10 which you speak OF our lately renewed
iniefcourse ard you thst the thought OF again
passing time In your City, where but latey spent
many pleasant days ia small psu OF me inducemen
10 comply with your request repeat the Lectures
which delivered there some years ago II anything mas
made hesitate, hiss been the reasonable esr hs me
high terms of com 70 alton from such men would
expectations which would result only In disappointment 10
my hearers Being In such hands however treasures me
aud will begin the Course such time and place as you
Win many ihsnks for your kind ievitsion, am gentle
men. with great respect, Your ODD Z sefv ,.
To VIM. c Bryant c 5. Henry, o. c. Ve'planeE, II. ".
Below Geo. Cheever
THE OPERA.-Lsst night Lucrs:ia B0rgla was
played 10 OF the finest houses this season and with
nearly as much enthusiasm on ia hrs representa-
ton here TRUFFI has not entirely recovered from
her cold which takes away somewhat from her hne
singing in this Opera BESEDErTI was all himself
watch is quite enough for one tenor, and NovELIT So
the Duke pleased better than Ro5sL The finale OF
the and the trio Of the second act were very finely
executed and the exceences of the orchestra led by
MARErzER, heard throughout the whole perform
anee Tomorrow, we shall have II GiwamsHf0 for the
iiih time.
CALIFORNIAN SPECTATORS. The Hampden
Mining Company, consisting Of about forty young men,
principally from the neghborhood Of Springfield, Mass
arrived 10 this city few days under the command
Of Joseph Hedges, Jr. whom the members had
chosen Captain General prior TO leaving their homes
tor the purpose of embsrkng here for the gold regions
VI California. on Monday the Captain announced to
them that he had succeeded in char,erDg vessel for
their conveyance the III Dorado and that the Captain
Of the vessel would meet them 1T Old TamInany that
evening too in order settle matters with them aud
arrange the time OF departure. The members Of the
company elsled at the prospect Of sn early embarka
ton handed over 10 their generallssmo large pro
portion Of their passage money. bountiful repss,
ordered and the Captain Of the chartered vessel
hs arrival after being introduced 10 the young and
buoyant spirits who 10 be his passengers, sat
down with them psrtake Of some OF the good things
that had been ordered Capt Hedges at this stage of
affairs called 10 mind that three young gentlemen who
were to accompany them had not made their appear
he therefore proposed to 90 and call tor them,
inssmueh there no time 10 be lost He accord
ngy wen, out with the vowed object Of hunting up the
three additional passengers but not returning his
r. II
presumed that he had met with acquaintance who
detained him. Their confederation may be better Inn
agned than described when they sscer,sned tina, their
chieain had settled his the hotel where he
had been stopping and left, about hour before for
parts unknown.
sUDDEs DEArH-A German, whose name could
no, be ascertained, on Tuesday evening applied for
lodging the Thirteenth Ward Station House stating
that he was going 70 away the next day. He was
accordingly placed In cell for the CHIT bu, instead Of
going sleep and taking bis rest he went to work and
up the seat and built sort Of platform the
cell door. and endeavored 10 mount upon the same
Whistler this done for the purpose OF committing
suicide By s1spendinz himself from some projection
could not be ssceTtslned but be fell and was found
lying the door with his face downward and very
much bruised A physician was called bu, withou.
any beneficial result, as the unknown German shortly
stterssrd expired
NEwYoRE AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-The entire
run over this road made yesterday II hours and
a minutes, including stops-rsnning time, 10 hours
and minutes from Binghamton. This, considering
the short time the N mile track Ia. been completed
1. realizing AL the sAngune wishes the public and
stockholders of this immense enterprise
LAuscH or THE SrEAMsHIPs-The Atlantic will
be launched from the yard Of William Brown foot Of
Twelfth. TIL. day at Il o'clock and the Pacific from
the yard Of Jacob Bel M2t
HNF-ORPHAs BALL.-A Bal for the benefit
of the Roman cothole Hslforphsns viii be given At
the New Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway, tomorrow
evening DOdworths Band Is engaged for the occasion
EY- Mr.. David D. Griswof had his rigbt arm