New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1851.

JENNY LIND AT The CREscEST CITY.
have already noticed the arrival of Jenny Lind At
New Orleans, and the enthusiasm with which
she was received. Her first Concert was to be
given on Monday last, and the choice Of seats was
sold at larger sum than paid in this City
In the New.Orlesns papers we find the following
letter from the world renowned pastor Of Calvary
Church, Rev Dr.. Hawks. 1t is an eloquent tri-
butte TO true worth
NEw.YoRE Tuesday. Jan ?, 1851.
DEAR And Coon LADY hope you have not forgotten
cerl ynan who introduced 10 you by Mr Crom" al
ard who now writes sou this note. You have been eN
posed 10 great danger and cannot but express my
Itarkfulness To God for your preservation
CITED with extraordinary powers you are, there is
something about you more beautiful 10 me- than ey your
ssknOw 81 eed talent II is in the generous senshiy OF
heart which prompts you with such unequaed dn;eres
edess and devotion 10 c0nsec6te Gods gins 10 he benent
Of your fellow creatures In respecting and loving YOU
The world is but rendering 70 purity heart and goodness
the homage exiOrted from even S selfish wickedness
hsrk God therefore, for your preserva on or w9uc no
sure he dspeased with clergyman for saying cher
sh you have done the Unaffected humility which adds
fresh lusire to Your extraordinary endowments To be
good is better Than to be great
Then when al last de- ah, by taxing shall prove thai
he is blind only but dof also YOU will trust and be-
leve, be transferred world where you may learn new
Songs from holy angels.
That God may bless and keep you SAFELY dear ard good
FRANCIS L. HAWKS
Msdemoiselle JENNY LIND.
CLEARING OUT.-In order to clear the City Pri-
son of the great number Of persons who are
charged with crime, and lodged there for trial, the
Court o. Sessions will hereafter hold an evening
session 1t is said that the Tombs are now crowd
ed to their utmost capacity.
GEORGE LoDER.-A meeting of Mr.. Loders
friends is to be held tonight at the Actor House,
to make arrangements for offering him cOmpli'
mentary benefit.
To HORSE Now is the time for all who are
not finished equestrians to put themselves in
training that they may be in readiness at the pro-
per season. The mild days are at hand, when
good ssddle.ho is almost a necessity, and no
one who rides gracefully and securely neglects
indulging in such glorious exercise. For those
who don't know how to ride-and we advise them
to get rid of their ignorance as quick as possible
there is Disbrow's renowned Riding School in
full blast, with classes both for ladies AMI gentle
men. To horse, then, to horse say we. Any
lady or gentleman, who can afford to be com
plete equestrian, and is not, should be ashamed Of
him or herself.
~ The steamer Canada sailed from Boston
Yesterday, for Halifax and Liverpool. She car
ries out seventy six passengers, thirteen Of whom
are for Halifax. Among the passengers from
New-York is Rev. Mr.. Isaacs, who goes out on a
short visit to his friends in Belgium
THE EXTENSION OF CHAMBERssr.-The Com
mittee of the Board of Aldermen appointed to
take into consideration the petitions for the ex
tension Of Chambers-st, met at the City Hall on
Tuesday afternoon. The opponents Of the pro-
posed extension mustered 10 the number of one
hundred and fifty. After receiving petitions Tor
and seainst the project, the Committee adjourned
until a future day.
e The Mayor, after subjecting Messrs. Cor
nell Il Turnure to fines to the amount of about
$50, restored to those gentlemen the licenses re-
voked by him on Monday, and the omnibuses
were again running yesterday.
LECTURES OF DR. HAAs-Dr. Haas, of Hunga-
ny, delivered his first Physiological Lecture on
Tuesday night, before a large audience. His sub
iect was the Summer and Winter sleep of Ami
mans and the effect of heat and of spirituous Ii.
ouors on the human frame. DR.. Haas course Of
Lectures promises to be very interesting.
MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Dr. A. L. Cox having re-
signed the Chair of Surgery in this institution, by
request Of the students attending the Lectures
DR.. Carnochan will finish the course.
For sPoRT-The two democratic Republi-
can " General Committees are called to meet this
evening at Tsmmany Hall-but unless you are
delegate, substitute, or "sucker," much Of the
fun will be lost
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made
on Wednesday, by A. J. Blocker & Co.;
House and lot 2O8 Pearl
2ots on 7lav near l7thst 28xl00S27O0 ea.. 300
do cor 7h-av and 18Th ST.. Z7XlOO. $500
do on lslhst, near 7llRy, 3xl4l'..''''''''' 80
] DO adjoining, 22xlti ''''''''''.'''''s ~
/ do do 1)Alfl ''''s'''''''''''' s'S9V
I DO 2JXl4l.s..s..sss.sssss. <,I09
DO opposite each 25X92-$l 40 each 8l90
is 40 on rear on l9h-s each 25x92Sl 200 each
do opposite each 25xl0O-Sl72 each 3i2l
TO- ad Joining 21X98.. ilO
90 near above, each 25xe5 700 each....... $500
CO. adjoining, 25XltO. .....;..:'...' Lev
do on 40lhst Sd av each 25XlO3-S8OO each 1860
do adjoining, each 25xsS-S790 each ........... l58O
do on 9Th aV 55tst, each S5XlOO$5OO each lOOO