New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

We find that The Department has been called out ~ time
and OF these y were alarms leaving % hres On ne
sih there calls the e'h lth 18Th sni ath here
were three each isy the the Isl 7th sh 10Th 4ih 49,
10Th and 2ls there each day the "a 81 IN,
l7r sd 24h sch aud 5lst each day and 10 dan
o. OH 18Th 18Th I'd 25.h .6lh 18th 2Ssh and 29h, there
we're no alarms Il rather singular that for I've dsy.
Succession their calls upon the Department a.
OF rare occurrence The tos oss OF properly for he mont
has been remarkably smslte burning of lumber IN fwru
iy-fr.l.L being he largest single os'
FIREs-At about clock last night there was
fire IN sabe in Dry Dock-si bat II got under by a.
prompt exerons OF the femen and Police before he build
ing was DESTROYED.
A6r- broke this morning al l2 O'Clock IN he hou--
OF Mr. Cooper corne, Of Thirty gshsl and Lexington
avenue, csused by he bursting Of chimney Damage
irhng
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE Last evening Mr.. Glover
ecured al The Suyvesani institute the Life and Tine
Of Cardinal Pole The attendance. As al he former d.
courses the Catholic Institute, was numerous select and
fashionable Aer Introductory remarks, tho lecturer
stale that Pc dnsd Poe was born al Stowe Castle, sA
'ordshire England the yea 30 lie was molly descent
ed his mother being Margaret Planageuet, Countess o
sa sbury and niece Edward the Fourth Tie was iuca
ted al Oxford where be TOOK rs first degree in ss fifteenth
yeAr Sir Thomas Moore ssd u him that be was as sri
Gus noble and as learned viriuous AT mis- penod d.
u,trous Giovanni De Medicis aseendci the Papal hron
A. Leo on whose memory the speaker pronounced
glowing euloey He restored he revenues and esta,
stsd professOrships (nmounrng 1907 of the Roman
Academy re likewise psironzed tor the rs 1mel csars
Of Aua,omy Botany aud Medicine lie brought into putt
lie notice he books II ractss lhen discovered The
and literature aounshed under his rsginS and Michael A.
eeo and Raphael shone fort, IN al their glory and spendor
under the auspices Of Leo X Reginald Pole shout lh-
period entered the University OF Padus wheee be up
bic studies lie became known throughout Italy to-
his extensive aiainmen and the charm OF bis he
returned England when Henry the Eighth sought The A.
which called into being much confusion and biller
feeling throughout England. Reginald withdrew from hr
Court and thereby condemned The eouduct Of tie King
the hs crimes aud passions hen led him pu
SUE He then repaired 30 France whence h.
moned home by MS family the death OF Cardinal Wos-y
lie offered the See Of York, win ne proyiso ta he
WOut cOuntenance the divorce which Henry sought
THIS cner be rejected with inefabe dsda.n To-
King ti-n assumed the ecclesiaslcal supremacy 81
Church and state. Pole Afterwards went 10 Aygnon
aud passed une iu he study Of sacred literature
The Pope somewhere about this us conferred the onsare
and purple The subject Of The sketch, and sent hun q
Legsi- to the Low Countries. He went tack 10 Rome
50 Two 81 his brothers were cootemned 10 deah HIS
mother also condemned uuhesrd She rn- sci the
place Of execution 10 ley head the bock That" sail
she Is for traitors am not one and hsn hacked and
bruBy by the eSfcuiiOBer n her at momeats she
exclaimed Blessed they who suffer fcOm persecu-
TON snd she died The Lecturer then made rapid
view Il The Reformation lie glanced a. he proceedings
Of Lufher-a ua-d The Council Of Trent Which
Csrfpai Pole prrsids-spoke Ofhs return a. England or
AGGRESSION ~ Queen Mary-lsuded his clemency b.
and moderation. and finally referred 70 hs des
1ich took place IN his ssh yesr shortly ser lhe demise
oi he Queen Mr. Glover proiuse IN his laudalon o
a'hofcisn H hese nn-s- praised he charities " Or
One. and condemned The monster work Eol-e system 81
the pr-s-ni day winch goes beyond he power OF legf
cuted eloquent lucid ami .-.rn-d discourse amid
iOud and general sppaus-.