New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
CITY ITEMS.
Iloon.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
sso.ovAT IEEATTs-opsD S7-"yslcn Of the SUI" ,..,
sIAlows nssrs,-Opeu 61s-Eegro MsI,a. and Burqu'
COsnoH.~.s-corasr Of Broadway
srorrisi HslI~Panors. 9TH. IN Rom. Upper Italy
o,dsSIT. AerRsnan at Hoe. cssp. ~ BROADWAY N
puonrA. PAooEIss- Washington hal-opsn at 7.
fEPLrR HAlL-Nsv- Orleans Burlssque Opera Troupe
BIssvs' hvsEvn-oPen all dsasraosa and and s''nRg per
sulo's-orsn at sI~W.lca's Circus aud French Troup.
coScEETThs HutchnOas, at the Brooklyn Institute Bookyn
70 The reign of frost is not yet over Sunday
night was most dreary, and there was little i'm.
provement yesterday. The young leaves on the
willows already look brown and wilted from the
severe temperature.
The JENNY LIND PORTFOLIO We call atten.
tion to the advertisement of Shaw's Patent Port.
folio in another column. 1t is one Of the nestest
and most convenient things of the kind we have
YET seen.
DR. TAYLoRs LECTURE ON KossUTH.-There
was good attendance at Clinton Hall last even
ing, to hear DR.. Taylor Lecture on the Hungs-
rsn struggle. Among the audience we noticed
several OF The exied officers of the Hungarian army Dr.
1Gy or commenced by describing the origin and character
Of the war showing that the MsygAs from the first
IN Of liberal AMI that The dupcity OF AuF
IHs brought on the struggle he then gave history OF
life Of Kossuh lie birth and early education; his pO
sition substitute member OF the Hungarian Assembly
6Od reporter OF the debates hs persecution and lmpnsOn-
men; his redppearsuce ia he Assembly, and finally his
valuation to the office Of Dictator and Commander Of the
armies OF Hungary DR. Taylor then described HE visit TO
KUtshy1 70 Asia Minor he incc ens OF which were
T6ed Ia bis letters 10 The Tribune from Brousa and hg
thhya and his Intercourse with the eKied Hungssns
IL m IA d
strain OF felvid eoquence. which produced decided
imp eisiOn the audience He listened to through
ont with MARI cd attention aud frequently interrupted by
hearty applause Toward the close OF tue lecture, Dr.
TSyl6r pfoduced several pt papers ch Kossuth
Tor the children Of the former IN case Dr snoulu me
Win Ibe On lis return to ConssnhnOpie he found the
cbdreu al the house OF Gen GuyOn In the course OF MS
remarks the lecturer paid a dessTyed compliment 20 Sn
STAFFORD Canning for h timely nteposiuon on behalf OF
M HUnpSrisn refugees at the ue OF their arrival in
Turkey The lecture abouuded with spirited ana toql-nl
passages and had the most viueu ssnderer OF Hungary
heen present he could have remained untouched ny
The and sincere manner when lhe cause oi 'u
unhappy country was defended.
DIR Taylor we understand intends lecturng In Connec
cu Central New-York, aud other quarters, on this sub
iec We can safely promise his auditors most interest
Ing and instructive discourse, wherever be may CO.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The first of series
Of monthly Temperance Meetings under the auspices OF
the National Temperance Society, was held In me
Twethsteet Baptist Church Last evening. The church
were commenced by prayer offered by Rev Mr. NIT
cHELL After singing by the Choir the Secretary read
brief report and offered the following resolutions:
Resolred the Of IcatHs liquors as 9serss
OF the dangerous aus nnous eAa.Pe Is e4 "a 90, ~
f rea 10 eo" men hat the SNo
M al tepsrsuce and therefore moral upon the
and hence dat hgh moral social aud political obuga
upon all abstain at once and forever from sueh use
ReSped That tue licensing Of the sale of intoxicating drinks
on attempt make those acts legally right which are IA ihen'ee.
soc and political IT, and therefore morally % I we.
eve license 10 such tram IS 70 Jlu{ s az "a 80
tu Inc whoe traffic such draks ongi to be by Ia" pfoh0ea
sud By Lawful means suppressed
Phe resolution, were discussed by HORACE GREELEY
and by Mr MITCHELL and adopted by sccSmauon'
collection was taken up, ard after benedcuon, the
audience dispersed. Hon. c. d. CULVER and Rev. o.
D. BuRcHARD who announced 10 address the meet
ing did not appear much 10 the dssauisc!ion OIL the
sudience.
This meeting was not quite enthusiastic IS The great
Gatherings in the Tabernacle, and in Triper Hall The
circumstances did warrant the expectation that II
would be So Il does appear TO have been Intended 10
be Of the same character Yet It was good meeting The
impression made was good and deep and we hsve reason
% anticipate the results The audience was large and
very attentive and OF very important class OF the com
| mupuy.
| A GENEROUS INVITATION. - The following
courteous invitation from the Chamber Of Commerce o
he CITY Of Limerick in ireland has been received by the
Mayor 80,
So c,r.n. Iverck having o. statements h
ssss the Intention OF many American ctIsas % eIet
n OF ali Nations opsn May nett dssn this suitable oppor
unity 70 brrs sdshe desire they have long niertan
establishing cossr intimacy and uecouns with ths el'a
Republic, to whom ia' people Oh LELAND are attach
rs,Ts.t post Of Europe % American Continent
fsura nat westerly and seaport ireland should &c
TO ud foster ia eommsfea Intercourse IN The IN
~ States ~hte Nst ~ - ~ l,srssn; Imseaa
t,s lsou ~ ~ ~ 6 -e-D Europe snd Amer
- ss- ~ ~. 80, 49, I. t.lis.ocs an
sou, aa ss,ts wht lessons We are unwilling
as hu eI thai The gsusr Us c1srs u ne at-d s-s - nos
srs bort, .u-try rcesa for srch munhcsn aud time
ssono iania- sne tsus' should pas our nors .
scom vi su sons max oi gratitude Al our nan9
these lee as my e'w et1sns oil ever ttnA -
amuan ans have preseatsi ne ~b ksqlioa 10 CON
ls " N wi ca tsv. he holor 20 request will have o.
yf-,t soF no means whrhto your lssnen M
10 r.,p.ul i4iou Of the o1sas Of ercl IA
,oarss &C such ssisu 50 {" m be e'poea u aoa.t IS ,
ct ~ pot cseuosiktcn Tor one OF your steamer
m y.g United ngdon, ard by s-ptnso 90 that occasion N
s-u. ols Pep: e. a's. 70 .s' '''h SHORES ala f''-
Il usy Psisps, useful 20 ''y that ,rcl ha'
corurspoa by R,l~ay .na sean IN Loneon i"sliy ~
ZEN On IT, iuvston. - be etsupt from an Hsroor dues
~, therefore hps the vof OF az sirJ reply from you Tor
oia alton o. my ,sIo~ ctIsn' fnsag ihs Proeaoe tune
shanaou other Faess o our guidance Is soa MAJ
b. Sir vii resa.ct yours, NOS, IA iha
'''''' THADDEUs MCDONNELL, Mayor ei L'msrct
conv OF this friendly letter has bsen laid before Il
Chamber OF Commerce Of this city for such scion as The
lusy deem sdvi'sole'
ANIMAL OF FMGRASrs. The number
esrsge passengers arrived at this port yesterday wa
| tom, Liverpool .54s; Londonderry, 1885, Hamburg l.
Artverp l46: 70 all 2ssl The number SriVed preVo-
~ nm. month were 1865, maSiog toisi fo me mon
q. lo7aq OF which the Ships Underwater brooe
$50 ,s-,,,,., geo Constantine SOC Vanguard $40 Dsyo
. hire a2a Arctic $50 sddons iCs, tideAa 49, s's'
Q 4 o., -- ....r. g{Gg from 100 70 ID