New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
TWELFTH WARD TeMPEaAscE ALLIANCE.


- The lecture upon Language, by DR..
KRAIrsIR, which was announced some days since,
will be given this evening at u o'clock, at Splnger
Institute. Teachers, parents members OF historical
ethnoeraphc and other literary societies-all, in
short who are interested IN the study Of language
or IN mental culture-w find their account in being
present. This lecture is Introductory to a course
and there is 10 charge FOR admission.
NBLo's. fortnight the Ravel Family re-
peat the excellent bill given last evening for i5re
Ravers benefit, viz, kim-Kl, the Three-Faced
FIenchman, Rope, and Bedouin Arabs.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.-Luther {. Carter
requests us to state that he has not accepted the
nomination of Assistant Alderman IN this Ward, and
that no one has authority to use his name IN any
advertisement. as a candidate
~ The Eighteenth Ward forms Ten
perance Alliance to- ght at the Presbyterian Church
corner of Fourth and Twenty second st. at Il
o'clock. The exercises are expected to be inter
estlng.
ADVERTISEMENT
rYMr. +. II. Nash desires to remind his
friends and the public generally, that he has com
menced an Elementary Class In Brooklyn, and viii
commence two in this city next week, OF which due
will be given. Private lessons on Piano, and
Singing at his rooms, StuyveSant Institute Pianos
for sale.
~ The semi annual examination of
Public School No l3. in Madison-s near Scam mel,
will take place to day, wednesday, commencIngat
l2l z. NJ, IN the Primary department. At this time
the lower classes are mainly examined by the Exec
utiye Committee Of the Public School Society the
higher classes being examined every Spring By the
entire Board Of Trustees
FIFTEENTH WARD EVENING School,
We passed an hour in this school last evening. The
Girls Department IS under the care of Miss :. ;.
Cornell, Principal OF the day school. There were
present POI girls with FIVE assistant teachers. The
appearance of the classes was admirable, and much
benefit is bestowed on those who have only the early
hours of the evening to secure education. In the
Boys Department, J ]. Doane, Principal OF the day
school, in charge with five assistant teachers there
were 237 pupils, all doing extremely well. The
evening schools are doing much good
lADyERTIsENBNrI
CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs AT AUCTION
This day, at 10 o'clock Foster & Livingston Will sell
a splendid assortment OF these Sha Wis being the
tire importation of of the largest houses the
trade
ADVERTISEMENT
PORTRAITS OF kossuTH.- Persons wish
ing to procure capital portrait OF the great iIunga-
ran patriot. may obtain 1t from Messrs. Goupl &
Co., No. 2s9 Broadway.
Uses OF PHRENoLoGY Prof Fowler will
illustrate at the Hope Chapel tonight, in his hap
pest manner this important subject. II there are
any skeptcs of the truth or utility of this science,
they should go tonight and hear for themselves
The examinations so far have been satisfactory and
as this Is the last chance, every one VINO can get
shilling, will make sure of getting its full value
~ The Cattle Show of the American
Institute will open to the public this day. at Madison
Cottage corner of Fifth-av and wenty -third-s at
sA NJ, and continue open for three days. Entries
may be made this day on the ground until II NJ
LEWIS G. Morris, II. 5. LIVINGSTON,
DAVID BANKS, CHAs. II. HALL,
JAMES De PEYsrER, Comm. on Agriculture.
THE LIQUOR TRAFFlC.-At a meeting Of
the Third Presbytery of New-York IN the session
room of the Mercer ST. Presbyterian Church in this
City. on Monday, the 18Th inst the following reso-
lutions were adopted
Rescued That the Third Presbytery of New York have
with the greatest concern ana alarm te growing
within their bounds ard the consequent RAPID increase OF
sorea That II Is The deep Of the Presbytery
thai manifold and terrible evils Of Incompetence under
which our City sud country have :, long groaned an
never be removed the traffic IN intoxicating IL
Quo's : sustained by Il o license OF law
Resorcd That II be recommended to our MINISTERS and
To !
procure the repeal f the present License Laws ana the
enactment Of laws for the ertre suppression OF TINS nqu-
tors and sou destroying uaffc.
Rsoce That the PIesb,tery have egarded with great
interest and with unlogned gratitude 10 God Tor the re-
lults thus far of the LEGISLATURE Of
TINS subject and express the hope thai the Lee
measures WISELY adapted to the condition Of our COM
nunty, and equally conducive To The ehd slusnl o.,
Rsored That these resolutions be published IN 'he Cly
A t.oe extract from the minutes s....,c,..,
EDWIN +. HATFIELD, stated CLERK
WHERE ARE THE POLICEMEN I! The
inhabitants residing IN the quiet nelghoorhooi OF
klnc-st. were disturbed from their siumoets on
Nor6ay night, by a company OF ScrlmlhdSeis' oI
Csiatlumplans whose musical instruments IN part
consisted of sleigh bells TIN pans, hsh horns, &c oy
which they made night hldeouS win thelr fe'eHy.
Not a policemen yentured to interfere. or lnterrdpl
heu IN Their pastime and after wearyng themselves
out they slowly LETT the street 70 It's usual quiet aud
repose. Again | ash. MesSrs Editors, " Where are
the Policemen Z! hiN"-Si'
We have personal hho"leuBe VI tiis Aui'a"-0 =
and hold Capt. Turnbull responsible for the same
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were
made yesterday
By Adrian II Muller
The plo, Of ground with the building SHOWN as ne
Eastern Congregational Church, situate on the
northwest OF Madison and Governeur-sis ,oo
By A J. Blocker. -
House and lot No. II 10Th ST. 23N l2i------- Ssis
Wllllan.shUTgh 80
lot corner Of North It'll and 81 SIS 20NSo---- iS0
lots adjoining each 2rtSo. $40 each ------ z,ioe
l.t on rear on North 7th e.. 2oNlo9 -------- DIV
Houss and lot No Il South I'd St, 2oNlv0 -- EolV
Rrpc1,Ry.-The houses No. go Clin-