New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

this Tuesday evening Mt /! O'Clock All are IN |
yted.
~ Among the companies on parade yesterday |
were the Jefferson Guards and the Washington
Rifles, attached to the Fifth Regiment
LAUScHEs.-By the error Of a cotemporary we
were made to say that the Francis P SAGE aud
the Lavandierra would be launched on Monday
They rcre launched on Saturday
~ The Farmers Club meets to-day. at noon
at 35l Broadway.
Axo1HER ARGUMESr.-We heard mover OF
the Battery enlargement, yesterday, making IT.
tie capital out OF the fact that the strong northwest
wind of Sunday, had driven the water from the
East River. so that the ferry boats had difficulty IN
getting to their wharves He thought the addition
of about twenty acres to the Battery would reme-
dy the trouble
HANDSOME PREsESr.-Prior to his departure for
the West. 6 ov Inlay and family. called upon
Nile. Jagello, at the Irving House. Before he left
the guests of Mr.. Howard made up purse OF s323
and presented to him parting token OF their re-
gard.
Mr. Items: The thermometer at A. NJ Mon
dav stood % on northern exposure; Sunday itn,
30 in same position, A. NJ April 10, loi9' 20
in same position 10th, 20, IN same position a.
NJ. ; so YOU see but little difference in the Spring
weather of SAG and $50. "a
Quite correct for these two days but if q. q
will compare whole week back he will hnd oui
assertion that this Spring is much colder, fully con-
irmed.
ntk~r II ~ u n
of passengers carried on the Hudson River Rail
road since its opening to Poughkeepse, has been
| as follows viz:
January. sg3 ra'eager' per day
msgch....lii0
The daily average for April will greatly exceed
that of March
REAL EsrATE.-The transactions al the Mer-
chants Exchange yesterday, were as follows
BYAJ BLEECKER { Co.-Aphl Is
House and lot u London Terrace 900
LOT corner Fyeighlh st, and second ay 25xl05 -. 100
lois ad joinng each 25x05 $50 each ....''.'. ~
lot Fifty ninhst near second sv @'Kuo i2oU
lois adjoining each 2jxlOo $50 each .......'. Iesn
4 lois each 2jSl00 S'i5 each. ........'... : .<O
lot on Third ev ffyeiehih-sL 25XlpO...... lo5V
House and lot ad dining @3xI'2 60
lots aJ Dining each 25xIO5 81 40 each''''''' -o'0
YoUSG NESS DEBATING SoclETY-The Fourth
Anniversary of this Society will be held to morrow
night at Blocker Buildings, corner Of Blocker
and Morton SITS Various interesting exercises VIII
take place, closing with debate. The Society Is
worthy one, and we recommend it to the notice
OF our young men.
DR. WrrrtyG's LEcruREs.-Th;s indeiatigable
promoter of knowledge for the people, has been
induced to give another course OF his popular lee
lures on Physiology, at the Congregational Church
corner OF Governor and Madison sts. commencing
this evening at halfpast seven. The lecture to-
nisht explaining the general principles OF anatom
ical science, the means of preserving health ana
the proper methods OF diet aud regimen, will be fun
10 the public, and will present great attraction to
the inhabitants OF the eastern part OF the CITY
S.Rrl's ANATOMICAL EXHIBITIoS.-This impor-
tant and popular exhibition will close on the oath
inst We trust that all interested in science OF
such vital importance-and especially ladies-"hI
see these wonders At least call and see the high
testimonials voluntarily sent to Mons Sarti from
the first surgeons and physicians OF the City
among them one from DR.. Reese, Physician OF Bel
levue Hospital others from Drs Mott Smith &c
DR.BErTSER's LEcrUKEs-A course of lectures
by this gentleman is announced to be delivered at
Clinton Hall, on the Laws of Creation, presenting
researches into life, nature, aad science In con
nection with important Biblical doctrines. DR..
Bettner has received ample testimonials from sew
eral of our most eminent literary and professional
men, who have attended a private course during
the past winter and the earnestness and ability
with which he sustains his novel theories will in
duce many others to avail themselves Of the pre-
sent opportunity. His first lecture on the Philoso
ply OF Life takes place to night free.
SroSISGroN LINE-The c. Vanderbilt, Capt
Stone, has been furnished with new boilers COM
pletey rei,ted in the most elegant manner, and
has taken her place in the Stonington inc for Bos
ton. The Commodore, Capt. William II Frazee
added to the line during the past Summer, has been
considerably improved. Her equipment is com
pletc and is in perfect order These boats are de-
served iavortes with the travelling public
AooIDEST.-Yesterday James ltalloran, ls2
Second-st. was driving horse and cart between
First and Second avs. in Seventeenth St. when the
animal took fright and run away. The driver held
on for some time, bat eventually knocked
down. when the wheels OF the cart passed over
and fractured his left thigh and .isiocated his hip
Tag ACCIDENT on BoAGD THE HENRY CLAY.-l
There was but person injured by the accident
on board the ship Henry Clay on Fridsy-Tnos
Marks a wstchmsn, who tell into the hold and frac-
tured one Of his legs. No person named Perkins
met with al scciden; on board the ship, ds report
ed on Saturday.
CHARGE OF SwISDLIsG.-Two men, named Ran
dali and Rose were arrested yesterday, by officer
Prince John DAVIS, charged with defraudng Henry
Myers Of No. 209 Sixth Avenue OF s2j. IL appears
the accused have an office IN South street AMI on
10th OF March, advertised in the Sun that they
would furnish employment and passage for ind
vidusls wishing to go TO California. The complain
ant applied to them and gave them the above sum
in conslderation Of their furnishing him with EN-