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

for admission his Insrranu VII sxke pace Mon
day and Taesasyst he Free As.aemy bqldns Tue eaa-
didzfr. a. readers aware are seected pupils RON
he cornrnor soh0Os TIE psse are i1vssd % .iteoa
PolIcE-ofscer Fulton took into custody wo-
named Mar A. Gleason. Who Sands charged win
stealing 81 from lame. Ke1aedy TIE scensed BED
% snswer Cornelu- DrscOii arrested &C wsrrxnl
.saea by Jasaee Mountior chsrge with se-png Ssor
s-rly hoGse ats Orlase.t Hewas Ak-n re rOuo. ~
0f1oers Dowdiean snt Downing sod bed 10 answer
CHARsE OF GRAND LARCRNY.-A iemsis nazsed
Leonors Creper Yesterday ssn INTO custody and he'd
FOR sNArinAnon on charge o. stealing clothing 10 tne
Greenwich The cloching found IN her possession.
SUDDEN DsArH.-The Coroner held an iuques,
Yesterday j5 East Broadway, upon the body Of Fr-
Tek Weber native Of Germany 80 years Of age. who
cane hs death By spop.eAy The deceased retired 20 bed
Thursday evening ard on The following morning was
discovered By his VIE Verdict accordingly
ARREST FOR FALSE PEErESCKs.-Chares Smith
ARD George n Anderson. colusd tskrn c-s.oty
Yesterday charge Of obtaining clothing 10 the amount
SIS from Hyman BAker OF OrAngesL by representing
the comp AinAnt dealt The accused were iocked up 20
answer ihe charge
FouNp DRowNED-The body Of an unknown
man was yesterday found he dock foot Csihanest
2 r. The deceased was resPecisey eo,hed and agpese
have been in The water but shor TINE The Coroner
VIII hold az inquest .his morning
e GHddons Monday evening Lecture on the
Cub Measure Of the Bible and Aacs,, Egyptians most
curious sabiect viii be delivered iomoro~ evening At
:. O'Clock. He VIII throw much .gti ou he cubii wiki
which Noah built The Ark-Moses he rAlernsce. Solonua
The frst and Nehemiah second Temple Aso. me oldest
| cgbii known viii be shown.
| u Those who are fond ct good dancing. good
waiting good pOIkAng good partners and good music are
always well pleased with the entertainments al Miss X v
Coton's Convention Hail. is Woos,er-sL Secck-
er. Open every Saturday evening
| PHRENoLoGICAI SocIErY's LECrCREs--Iie
next Lecture before this Society vii, be delivered on MOI
dsv evening By Park Goodwin. ESQ upon G,rhe His Lite
Works ard Character We hazard nothing n predictin
that VIII be Of he Interesting lectures Of The - a
son Mr. Goodwin has studied the grea, German more tho
roughly han any other person Of acquaintance, and
yreciaes him with profound sht and justice And a. the
time that his OF h. hfe works and character
VII enghten the profe-sed critics and scholars It will We
doubt not be found repele with instruction by hose who
have not before paid sny attention TO the SUBJECT
! Tg Mr CHAR.Fs WErs a new pisnist OF whom
We hsve hesrd he most favorable maAss his h-
Appearance before the New York public st the rsbernsc
the IN nst lie vii create sensation IN mn'''a circles
THT EYF.SlGHr In speaking Of Prot Bronson :
restoration Of namra sight W. omitted saying hist he 10 al
| Warren a.
Prof Wm Bradbury. At the request OF seye
raj famihe. wu form private Juvenile clsssn singing
by his method this day ana sl'o next >ar
DAY st o'clock. Ei an Broadway
THE HUNT1SGTON GALLERY There are severa
portraits OF remarkable persons to be 81 the Hunting
ton Gallery, Ar-Union buildings ENPresitenI Van bd
reu there with snowy hair he appears 10 The comfort
able retirement OF Kindehook Brown the sculptor Coe
the painter Ms Sedgvick the suihoress Geo Badger
Secretary Of me Navy under Gen Hsrrison) DR. Hunting
tor author Of Lady Alice &c John Van Buren, appears
IN he catalogue but did ind him on TIE walls ho"
| 10 this
NEW DIsC0vERIEsIS PHYsIoGSoMY i propose
to have Dr. RedEed read persons faces PhyTognomicaly
/ AZ Warreu-si A PERESoLoeIsT ASD PHYslot oSisr