New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Ma. FoRREsT. - The Broadway, last

nv nc SohOiutiOh OF the pelIOfulhucS As vas tac~
out. and applaudsd for some minutes before he
could be heard. 4 large number Of bouquets AID
miniature ARerican flags were thrown on and
covered the stage. On Mr.. Forests Appearance, a
large flag displayed in the parqIe.'e, with the
motto, " This is our verdict" Mr.. Forests speech
was very brief. He said his reception was not so
much for him as an actor as for him as an injured
man. He would not refer to the late unhappy di-
vorce case. That case would be carried to a higher
tribunal, ard TO the laws Of his coaatry he would
bow with difference. But there was tribunal here
to night, and that tribunal, he believed, was no.
against him. He was satisfied that every honest
man and every honest woman-every lover of do
nestle purity and domestic happiness with
him. short time since, he thought his path
way was s,rewn with thorns, but you tsaid he,
picking up bouqueD have strewn it with 70 wers.
This perfume is not more grateful to my senses
than Jour kindness tonight is to my oppressed
spirit. Mr.. Forrest then retired, amid renewal of
applause. He appears every night this week, in the
characters Of Richelieu. Macbeth, &c.
Y Mrs. Bostwick closes her Concerts in
New-York, at least for the present, this evening a.
Nblo's Saloon. The attractions sufficiently
strong to fill the yoom without the inducement 20
hear this charming singer for the last time. Mrs. B..
is 10 make an Eastern tour, singing in Hartford on
Friday of this week
The HUNGARIANs.-W regard to the
destitute Hungarians, for whom Mr.. Brace so nobly
speaks in yesterdays Tribune allow me to suggest
an idea; The HungaIians want work, but there is
not, just now, work for them. In three months We
shall be in the midst of the spring. when there eH
be work for the most ofthem They need gratuitous
maintenance for the nexlthree months. IL will be to
burning and iReabe shame fthey do not have it,
There are FIVE thousand houses in NewYork which
have "spare room" There FIVE thousand Ia
bles in New-York which have vacant place.
There are, trust five thousand hearts in New
York which Mr.. Braces eloquent appeal has reached.
Let those, therefore, Who chance to have the heart,
the room and the odd knife and fork repair at once
TO the Irving House. and in the spirit of genuine hos
paliiy, offer home for the next three months 20
destitute brother. Yours, &c. Is
II Among the passengers by the Arctic
was John F. Winslow, Esq, of Troy, manager of
the Albany Iron and Nail Works, and inventor oftie
Compound Rail. Under his able management the
Albany Works have become known throughout the
United States for excellence Of workmanship ans
promptness of execution. He goes abroad upon
he will be successful to the full extent of his hopes
]. o. OF O. F.-The degree of Rebecca
was conferred on eight ladies' wives of members Of
Meridian Lodge, No. 40, at their rooms, corner Of
Grove and Hudson-sts., on Saturday evening last
They expressed themselves as being highly pleased
with the chaste and imposing ceremonies.
n See notice of Lecture On Steam
Organs, &C, in another column
FLoRA's FESTIVAL. We would call at.
,enton to the advertisement of the MesSrs Brad
bury's beautiful juvenile musical entertainment for
tomorrow and Thursday evenings. Those who
would spend an hour in pure enjoyment, 10 which
they can often recur with pleasure should certainly
attend The sight of so many little fays and fairies
will be enough 10 do ones eyes good
~ The HUTCHINSON FAMILY have just
returned from very successful concertizng tour up
the North River far as the State Capitol, wnero
they sang several evenings to overlooking houses
Their recent concerts in this City and vicinity were
also marked with decided success. This company
Of vocalists-the original Hutchinson Famlly-Jud
son. John and Asa made their bow before the public
more than ten years ago and although they nave
sometime since lost the sweet voice of sister ABBY,
they seemed to have gained m public favor from the
day they left the old Homestead up in Milford, to the
present time, notwithstanding the predictions OF
many that the public would tire OF their peculiar
style of singing after It's novelty should have worn
off little. The reforma DRY, progressive go-ahead
character Of their songs has no doubt TO some ex-
tent assisted their fine yocslzaon in rendering their
concerts so universally popular This evening they
sing to the people of Newark, N. j. and after show
ing the people of Princeton and Trenton spe cmen
OF Their quality, they will proceed to Philadelphia,
where they purpose Giving sees OF concerts curing
the present mouth From Philadelphia they VIII go
TO Baltimore and Washington, and thence make a
tour westward, through Harrisburg, Lancaster, &c.
to Pittsburgh, and perhaps Cincinnati. Success 70
them
PAYING FOR A SPREE.-The Grand Jury
sent to the Supervisors, or rather Messrs Mackrell
e. Simpson stage-owners, sent bill of $40 for the
use of large sleigh TO take the said Grand Jury to
Harlem to visit the Public Schools, &c, there. |!
turned out however, that the ponderous wisdom oil
the Jury never went near the school, and the sup
posi,ion is that they went out for regular-built
sleishira frolic. They were gone from IT A. NJ. to
III p. Nj, and very coolly send the bill to the peo'
ple for payment There were some dissenters to
this idea who thought that the Jury had been visit
inc all the schools in the CITY about that period,
under general direction 70 do so. The Recorder
asked the Chairman of the Committee who reported
the bill to state what evidence the Committee had
before them as TO the correctness OF the bill. Tne
Chairman supervisor Smith declined TO give any
EXPLANATION beyond the written report the board
might paw or refuse, as they saw fit. The Dill was
finally paid.
LECTURES BY PRoF. GUYoT. -" The first
Cbsnter of Genesis espoused by modern Science, or
,he literal concordance of the account OF creation
by Moses. with the lat results OF Astronomy ana
Geology"
spch is the announcement Of some Leciures-two
in pumber-which Prof. Guyot of Cambridge mas
been induced to put forth, BY some friends VINO
know and appreciate his rare requirements IN sell
epce and his humble reverence for the revealed
Word of God
NJ Guyot will deliver these Lectures at the Hope
Chanel. on the evenings of Wednesday and Friday,