New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

acts Of II Giurauuerto, Mdlle Fitz-James will sing
the romance Of Grace Grace from Robert Ie
DiaJIe, and between the second and third acts
the third act of I Lombard will be given, with
FitzJames as the prima donna She will also
appear in the Grand Pas du DIabLe-a atanic
dance-with MissW aldegrave and signor Carese
We anticipate 4 brilliant evening.
REv. LORDS LECTUREs.-The fourth lecture
Of the course on the Heroes and Saints oil the
Reformation will be delivered tonight at Hope
Chapel. The subject Of the lecture this evening
will be" Henry ". and the Huguenots, and the
reasons why they failed" Tnis subject is one
well fitted for a lecture, and Mr. Lord will do 1t
ample Justice His lecture upon Calvin on Mon
day evening was an able exposition OF the char
acter of the man and Of the motives which guided
and controlled the most laborous persevering
and strict Reforners that the world has produced.
CoScER1-The German Ladies Benevolent
Society Of Walker st. ar nounce that the Annual
Concert in aid of their Society will take place on
Saturday evening, March g. at the Apollo Rooms
on which occasion programme of unusual inter
est will be presented.
JAVA AND THE JAvASEsE.-Dr. Bettners lee
ture. having been deferred, will be delivered this
evening. at Hope Chapel. Subject Travels in
Java; the Coffee crop the UPas and some OF its
leaves specimens of the language which is said
to be very melodous the spices, remarkable
fruits, strange birds and animals, &c.
NrBLo's GARDEN-We find tonight is an
u lat
one Of the beautiful ballet of Catarina, in which
the sisters Rousset have created such aJHrore-
All who have not witnessed it should not miss
this opportunity of seeing this talented family in
one of the finest acted ballots ever produced in
the country. The evenings entertainments will
commence with " La Mqitresse des LaHgues," by
the French vaudeville company.
SAILING OF STEAMERs.-The mail steamship
Ohio, Lieut. Schenck commander, sailed for Ha.
vans, Chagres and New Orleans yesterday after
noon. carrying out one hundred and thirty.nine
Passengers and the mails for California. From
the number of passengers which she takes, we
should Judge that the Spring emigration to Cali
fornia will be as large as that of last year.
The English mail steamship Africa sailed at
noon yesterday for Liverpool She had eighty
one passengers and s2ll, 1877 in specie. Among
her passengers were A. Stultzer, Esq. bearer Of
dispatches, and Mr.. COgswe the Superintendent
of the Aston Library, who goes to Europe for the
purpose of selecting additional volumes for the
Library.
" We notice with pleasure that Mr. Jersche-
kowic, an officer in the late Hungarian army, who
has been for some months in this country, has es
tabished himself as Custom. House Broker at
g Wallst. We commend him to such Of our
friends as may have occasion for his personal SER
vices.
" The deaths on Wards Island last week
reached 50 in number. The total mortality Of the
City was 3S5-thus showing the mortality on the
Island to be about one eighth of the whole number
FIRE.-A tIe broke out az - O'Clock on
Tueaday evening in the charcoal yard Of Mr. Sherwin at
the foot Of Twenty-fourlhst NJ r. The fremen were
promptly on the spot and extingushed the fire.
ahorer named VIM Jarra nearly sufocaed before he
could be removed from the premises.
THE LAST WALL-sT. OPERATION.-The
examination Of Jas Mckay and John Cryder, charged
with obtaining securities to the value Of S960O0 from w
F. Flanders agent of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail-
road Co. by false pretenses down to of yes
,erday afternoon The time Of The Court was, however,
occupied in taking further testimony for the prosecution
Chas OConnor and Francis B. Cutting appeared
sci for PLANT and Edward SANFORD and John Van
Buren, FOR defendants