New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Rsphsil. tie learned Jewish R.boi will deliver a
lecture on Hungary. His views and opinions can
IOt isl 10 BE Interesting IN the present hour Of IN
curry concerning the land OF the Magyar.
~ The Captains Of the non-commis-
stoned comssn,es OF the Car sIe 10 meet &, morrow
night. st Csrusl Hail. fer tAe purpose Of forn,ny
! their oompsaies INTO Fegimoa-S.
! THF RECEPTION. The fUsl preparations
Of sae Committee are FAR advanced tsa. thsy viii
be completed IN the Of f-r hours sfser tho
stesneris announced. We cali attention to a notice
on the FIRST page defining the line Of march, 80 laAt
the decoration OF houses may GO on.
| EUSeAaIAs CooKApEs--A number al
| Hungarian ladies have been engaged in the prep,r
anon of Hungarian Cockades for those who may
wish 20 wear the Magyar colors, sreen white and
red at the reception Of Kossuth They are made ex-
actly like those worn in Hungary during the Revc-
luton and may be distinguished from the limitations
of mere SPECTATORS by being round. and Nod upon
a bit Of thick paper. They may be procured a!
Bathorys, No. y Chs,ham-st opposite Bluurs gun
store.
PRINTERS BASQUET.-The Typography
| cal Society have made extensive arrangements for
the celebration CT Franklih's Birthday, tie tickets
for which are informed will be ready at the meet
/ ing next Saturday night.
! QUESTION FOR SHIP OwNERs-Whethe
proper regard for comfort, and due precauton for
the safety of ships and passengers, are not sufficient
/ reasons for building every vessel some suitable
shelter for the helmsman' But perhaps it is safe
and proper to rely upon man nearly frozen by the
intense cold and blinded by the icy spray, TO steer
ship, when the wind is blowing hurricane and the
sea rolling mountains. We should vote for careful
protection to the hemsmaD, not only in SUCH but In
all weatherthat is to say, If passenger might be
allowed to suggest idea for the safety OF his life
Ii may be a notion worth investigating, whether .
man half frozen can be called an able-boiied sea-
man.
! REMApKABLE SUSPENSION or F0REIGN
ARRIvALs.-There has been no entrance at the
! Custom. House Of a vessel from foreign port for
two days in succession yesterday and to-day)-a
singular circumstance, not known to occur during
the past forty years About years since there
| was one day on which no vessel entered from
| foreign port, caused then by severe snow storm
but no occurrence like the present has taken place
within the period above named.
tP Where is the Cleopatra! is question
often asked BY those who remember the Cuban
furry. II any one will take the trouble to examine
the cove on the south side OF Red Hook Point
Gowsnus Bay, he will find the Cleopatra cut into
three pieces, the middle having been taken out prob
ably with the intention of changing hf into pro-
peller.
70 We are Informed that Robert South
erland arrested some days since charge OF steal
ing vaLse. honorably discharged the next
morning.
KossUTH DENOMINATIONS We under.
stand that the merchants together with 'he hotels
and other public buildings, preparing to make
display the day Kossuth arrives. Flags, notices,
evergreens &c. Will be the dress for the whole line
Of the procession on that eyentfuI day We would
suggest 10 all to be prepared.
~ The u. >. M. steamship Florida,
Capt Lyon, arrived yesterday morning from saysn.
nah, having experienced heavy weather the entire
passage. We are indebted to our Savannah cotem-
porariss for papers.
~ The Ladies Benevolent Society Of
ST. vncent de Paul will give their annual festival
for the benefit of the poor at Nibo's, on Friday
evening of this week. The object is a worthy one,
and should be encouraged with liserality.
MARINERS FMR.--We have had our at
tention cslled to the Fair Of the Mariners Family
Industrial Society which is now open in the Mari
ner's Church, Roosevetss for the benefit Of the des
,ltute families Of seamen. friend who has attend
ed says that the ladies' deserve credit for the taste
and good management displayed in the arrangements.
We heartily wish them success, and hope alb our
readers will patronize the undertaking
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPgRANcE.-A public
meeting of the New-York and North American
Grand Union Daughters Of Temperance, WAS held
last night at the Tabernacle. The audience was
large and highly respectable attracted by the name
Of JonS B. GoUeH, who was the chief speaker
Rev j. ii. Parry, Of the Mariners Church, made
short Introductory address, and Nj Cough followed
in very impressive and heightened effort. The
Choir, under the direction of VIM d. Bradbury,
sang several beautiful odes, and at VI O'Clock The
meeting adjourned, inspired with fresh interest In
the great reform.
KILLED AT SEA.-The bark Maria Nor
ton arrived yeserdsy reports having spoken the 2slh
ut IN latitude 81 49, longitude u IS, the British ship
Celonlst hence for Savannah who reported that the
CAPTAIN Rogers fell from alo two days previous, and
was lled His place supplied By the first officer Of
the sklp Emma Watts hence for ApalaohoolA
MEAD LIGHT GrARp.--TMs Company,
under command Of Capt James Lynch. with q musset'
took dinner and p7aciiced tsrsssshooEg a, Bulls Ferry
The aw ards were follows
First prize beautiful silver cup, preseetes BY
Rem Wood ESQ won BY Andrew ROdgers secOnd do 4
sver mounted musset, won ~ william Gov third do
slends silver cup. By Henry Tyson fourth DO set
N silver SPOONS W by Thos. Brenln hh do, splendid
gold pencil won by George TTsen sixth do splendid
fold perel vou b. Ensign Samuel Neg1s seventh do
spsndic gold pencil, b. willlm Hopper eighth DO
q spiendd silver pencil won By Edward Holm., ninth
do splendid rife, won D. Lieut. Samuel h9lslsY,
tenth DO bOquet won by Capt James Lynch eleventh
Do A Goth CAP won By william Parker; twelfth do.
a wreath wen by David Egan, thirteenth do. wreath.
Won by william Bruce
SALES OF REAL ESTATE - Wsd.esday.-
Nv A Blocker 49, 40.