New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

No es5 Brohiwa7 Prof Richard all re -, 50 '1'
nee lecture on ID. French language It NJ - sA'
pians'oT Of his system.
fRoF. GsEESE's LscTJRE. The Lecture
O; ths sss.leman IN Hope Chapel tonight, IS on Tn.
Trumphs of Preston IN Europe" Prof Greene
IS Intimately acquainted with EcroDean pohlcs
rom long residence abroad. and his Distinguished
Accomplishments rs a winter and LITERARY man WiV
insure rich intellectual treat. We presume
crowded audience Will be In attendance
s. a sufferer from slippery sidewalks
serds spicy pasquinade upon the nesIec. OF p.o
pie 70 scatter coal ashes before sher doors We
have not room for She article
- We have a complaint from X. r. b.,
Of The retention of letter IN the Post.Ofic or ia
The hands Of carrier, for nearly a week after 1t
should have been delivered ard he got 1t only after
II was advertised.
FlRFs About H. O'Clock, Saturday night,
FIRE broke out in the shirt store Of MISS LYON cor
ner Of Psrk-row and Ann-st. TIE flames were ex-
tnguished before any material damage occurred %
the promises Damage 20 goods about 500 The
FIRE was caused by the gas ight in the woiow,
which communicated TO quantity OF light goods
han,iI nearit.
About ~ O'Clock yesterday morning. I drs
broke out in the mea. shop Of MT Hosglsni. coraer
Of Grove and Fourh-s, The building being OF wood.
was nearly destToI ed. together with frame stable
adjoining. Loss about $500
HEADS OFF.--Ihe loving slxsy.three
lamplishters have been appointed in place OF Ways,
by VIM. A. Douglass Superintendent of Lamps AMI
Gas
Michael Golden, Thomas Robinson, Frederick
RoSeustcngie, Thomas Chadwick John FrainOr Io-
seph stephens, Benjamin liIckoS John Brown, Ps.-
rick Lyons, Edward Gillespie, George Mckinley,
Michael Hayes, Charles Heath. JACOB + ;berts0n.
WASHINGTON Casiiaer Abraham Foshay, James l..
Van " art. John Mack, Charles Merritt, Henry Hlr-
rineton William Cornell, William Ii White John
Ray Thomas R0urke. Michael Crswiey, Edward
Skillman, John Bufchlll Isaac Austin, Phlilp Farley,
Elnathsn ThOrne, Jr, Samuel Radcliffe Mack
Thomas, Peter IIeary Andrew Hubbard, Alexander
KEENAN,. William GelstoD, Stephen Cornell Thomas
Mccoy, William Born. &. Nicholas Campbell, Abra-
ham Relay, william Freeaud, Thomas Wallace,
Timothy Donovan, James Il. starr Hiram Chandler,
Stephen Wilson, Edward ParseS. George Meyers,
James Malone Michael 0'Brlen. William Dickia-
son. Paul Shook, Timothy Canaliy, John Coakley,
John Masterton, William Simpson, Dennis Ryer,
Hugh Mooney, Anthony Kimoall, John Buce, John
Troope, Elias Whitehead.
EmGRArIoN TO LIBERIA. The members
OF the New York and Liberia Emigration and Agfi-
cultural Association, organized Oct 81 1851, take
this method of returning their sincere thanks to the
public Tor enabling them to send out IN the Liberia
packet which sailed the Sd inst from Baltimore,
Md, FOR Liberia, some 800 worth OF goods, with
their agent. Mr. A. Cauldwel who viii, m cOnnec-
tion with Messrs \ T. Russell and K. E Marsy,
OF Liberia, commence the erection of, houses aud
clearing Of farms for the members OF the Association
and others who may identity themselves win US o.,
Jects We hope the friends of the cause viii see
sufficient reason IN our early action to warrant
further assistance on their part we have now an
association Of some three hundred members, and
We hope by sprng to be able TO send some one hun
dred farmers 20 Liberia III we fail, Il shall not De
our fault, but the want OF means Any person or
persons Nho may be DESTROYS OF contributing 10 thls
object, can leave the same at the Mayor ONCE or
Keep 1t until cslied for oV the agent Il G Jones,
whose residence is No. PelLst place of business
No 3ll Greeuw ich.st.
ResTecttully, OF behalf OF the Association,
T.. G. JoSEs, Agent.
SUDDEN DEATHS. --George Sherker, a
resident Of No. ~ Essex-S.., While az the house
No. Broadway, on Saturday evening fell suddenly
to the floor, and Immediately expired. An inquest
was held on the body by Aid. Cornell ----. Daniel
sharo while IN sr9ceIy IA water nd d s ysste.d hay
log conveyed TO the Police Station for medical aid.
He was aoou. 81 years OF age, and Is SAID 20 hsye
besn incorporate IN his habits
hCCDRNT.-RObert Brown, residing At
No. Is Downing-st while walking near the coroef
OF Grand and Orange-sts, at ? O'Clock Yesterday
morning slipped upon the ice, and falling. fractured
one Of bis legs. He was removed 20 tho Ne YORK
Hospital.
FORGERY on THE BANK OF AMERICA
A German, named David Walack, called at the
Bank Of America on Saturday and presented two
checks amounting, together O-the sum OF Sl32 81,
pupOr.Ing to have been drawn BY ChatteTheld Top
ping merchants ONO Il William ST. The teller ofIhe
Bank at pronounced them forgeres, aud called
in officer Johns OF the Fret Ward Police, who ar
rested Waack ard took him before Justice Lo-
throp to whom he stated that the checks had been
given To him TO get cashed by German, WHO went
with him 20 the door Of the Bank. Tne Justice he'd
him to bail to answer charge OF forgery
The Fraser FAMILY Concern. The
Fraser family, who have been singing for some
nights pas. at the Society Library Rooms, will give
a concert on Wednesday evening next at Metro.
politan Hall This family comes TO US with IesH
non,a OF high character from the principal cites
and towns in Great Britain and Ireland where, for
ten years past, they have given concerts to
audiences highly respectable AMI discriminating.
They have not however, offered ihese Testimonials
to the public, preterlng 10 depend upon their
talents and merits alone and work their way INTO
public popularity, unassisted by any oil the usual
means taken 10 create public opinion IN advance.
They have been thus lar very successful. Their
rooms have been throDged with pleased audiences
since their first performance. Ihsy nave Deeh
| obliged. from the increasing cro"ds VINO nave
sought TO hear them, to remove TO larger ROOM
and accordingly will, on wednesday evening next,
give concert IL Metropolitan Hall
THE BorTLE--The Temperance cause
will have reason % rejoice. Cruikshank's famous
Bottle" one of the most effective things IN tue
world. will be produced this evening, IN dramatic
form al BaTnums Museum. IL is the pest Iempef'
ance lesson exIaLt.
NIBLos Tonight the Italian Troupe
commence then season with hishly talented
troupe, the emnen. singers Bosio be,tlni ana
Badiali appearing in TIE prominent characters. AZ
din than whom more energetic or talented iesaer
could no. be found, presdes over the orchesua'
which Is TO be unusually strong ana e1hcleH'-
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
CorRr CALESDAR-ThlSDay .-CRcuIT