New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-20

John II. Key.'er, the Chairman, called the assembly
to order aud inn. ocuced K Bailey, ESQ, who read
the following ioass, which were drank In pure Gro
TON
L1nd R.o-m-Its sucre> alone wi tbs Deuocra-
TIC rhoiD'e-the sovereignty ofthe -osle
The Public DUuqia-If belop-s 30 Tie Governmsat-the
people are the Government, am the De'ple claim their
The PeoSae-A principle N. swing through Land Rsiosn.
us suoS's-n LbeIty its failure Is Slavery
a.1 tss no u1e'. limit 20 me pt,Sss o.
LOUIS hossHfh-spTung RON the peOpls for s pools
az. ms 9oect 10 ia ieef Ou symplhies a,,ead his 81
ioI thu nent sguizes Ia entire de ytol 70
cess.
volunteer toas.s we're then given in honor OF Isaac
walker, James McC.acky, II II. Van Amrinse
Gent Smith and George II. Graves, and speeches
were mace In response. The following resolutions
were then adopted:
heotred That's is eTpedlent the publication
lqsng Anerrcd as the organ OF Land Reformers
hssiued mat subscription be fOrtnw IN opened. for
me puipose 81 putting the paper permanent basis
hIsoivtd Thai Committee OF Seven be appointed for
S " carrying The above resout oss INTO elect
an9 .ha snc1 Coumi1ee Of John II: Keyser Ira
W. Day William Rowe. Heary Besny
The assembly, after giving three cheers for Horace
Greeley and TIE Tribune, adjourned to the Call
Room and separated az an early hour.
PEOPLES LEcTuRE.-Hon. Horace Mann
Will deliver his second and most important lecture
Anew thoughts for Young Wonan--in the Taber.
nace, this evening, at II o'clock Tickets only l2t
cents, may DO had at No. Isl Nassaus:., or a. the
door.
The AzTEc CHLDREN.-Since The
Herald has opened its FIRE upon these marvellous lit
tie people the public has resolved to what it is
that has so much excited its wrath. 1t is amusing
tn Ifxfer midi tiop hu
sons among the crowds VINO visit them.
SUMMARY OF LOCAL AFFAIRS. Hon. Da-
mel Webster will arrive here to-day, and assume his
usual quarters at the Astor House In the afternoon
he Will suffer visitation from the Common Council
Committee. He is said, however, to be in good
strength ard spirits.
Mortimer Livingston, F. w. Edmonds,
Auguste Belmont, Watts Sherman, and Alfred Pell,
have been appointed trustees to obtain subscriptions
to the amount of 100000, for the purpose of erect
ing building for the Worlds Fair, to be held in this
City. Two classes OF subscribers are provided for
One, those who subscribe solely with view to pro-
note the enterprise, seeking no other profit these
are to have their money refunded from the FIRST
ceipts of the exhibition. The other class are sub
scribers for personal profit being entitled in proper
the exhibition.
The propeller steamship Reindeer,
built by Messrs Mitchell & Hoover, of Gloucester
n j., for Capt. r. F. Lopez, of Philadelphia, is to
be launched on Saturday afternoon next This is
the first ocean steamship built in West jersey
The Reindeer has been purchased by firm at New.
York, and is to be dispatched to California about
the LIST Of April. Her engines, built by Reaney,
Eeate d Co., of Kensington, are all ready to 90 on
board.
The New York correspondent Of The
Philadelphia Ledger says that DR.. Springs Church
Will probably be leased by the Government for the
Post Office Department, and not Ste warts Marble
Palace. Who told him so
In compliance with the united requests
of the d" Governors Guards" and the "Continentas,'
Rev. Dr. Bowling will preach discourse In the fore
noon OF next Sunday, February 90, (Washington's
Birthesy) appropriate to the day and the occasion
and the above volunteer companies will attend with
their officers, at the Broadway Baptist Church, Hope
Chapel, opposite Washington place.
Mrs. Sinclair has already earned
$4,000, $50 they say,) at Brough ANS Lyceum. That
may be deemed good test of the correctness of her
judgment as to her future course.
On Wednesday afternoon, a Mr.. Henry
Harrison, from Iowa. went into the bookstore Of
Bangs Bros, in Park-row, and made several at.
tempts to knock on, his brains against iron post
which he struck with his head violently, cutting
himself severely. He was taken to the New-York
Hospital He has recently been boarding a. the
Astor and Irving Houses
Everybody will recollect that DOd-
worth's Band give their Concert at Metropolitan
Hall onight. Their renown is such that the public
will scarcely need asking to fill even that large
house.
No business was transacted in the
Court Of Sessions yesterday the Recorder and
Aldermen having joined the Grand Inquest in their
monthly tour to Visit the public buildings and insti
tutons The business of the Court will be resu med
TODAY.
"A small ferry boat, intended to ply be.
tween Kingston Point and Rhnebeck, was launched
from the yard OF Messrs. Westervelt Mackay, foot
OF Third-st on "Wednesday morning 1t was built
for Mr. w II Russell, and will be ready for work in
the early part of next month.
Mr.. EMERSON reads the second Lee
ture Of mis- Course, this evening, at Hope Chapel.
Subject-Economy.
The Alleghanians sing tonight at
Knckerbocker Hall, being the last concert they will
give in the upper part of the city. Our readers in
tina, quarter, as also others, will doubtless avail them
selves Of the opportunity to attend.
On Saturday, they sing in Newark, and next week
in WllLamsburgh Trenton, Princeton and Paterson
The following week, they give the grand farewell
concert in Metropolitan Hall.
"A man named Chas. p. Fassett was
Yesterday arrested by officer Green, Of the Lower
Police Court, charged by VIM Rinewalt of No. 2s3
Hous.on-st, with false pretenses. From the ath-
dsy; ON file, it appears that the l7lh OF Nov last
Mr. Rinewa purchased of the accused stock of
wines LIQUORS &C.. for the sum of $3.50, which he
maid down. Previous to the contamination of the
bargain, the accused represented that the goods
we're free from all incumbrance, which statement is
NOW foupd to he false az the accused mad on the 29:h