New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
rapidly recovering nom the sudden attack Of i,,s,,
which We recently announced

line Frasers gave one of their mns
. cal entertainments &. Hope Chapel on sa,urt,
evening, which was attended by a large audjsnc
VINO encored them repeatedly during the course
the evening; and notwithstanding the evident /,
disposition Of one Of the young ladies', they did a
IN 'ner power in return for the very warm receo.io
.ney met with They seem to have become favo,
YES with portion Of the nusic-loving community
lhey continue their concerts another week
"A Course of Lectures, in relation I,
The important subject Of Physical Develooe m snt
VIII be commenced next week, by Dr. Elizabeth
Blackwell. Particulars will be published in a few
days
Hon. Daniel Webster will receive the
people this day at the Governors Room, between -
and O'Clock.
The Cooper Committee will meet this
evening at the Aston House.
Those popular vocalists (the AlIegha-
Dians) announce, in another column, their farewell
Musical soirees in New-Yofk. Mex. Monday and
Wednesday evenings will be the last opportunities
their thousands OF friends in New-York will have OF
hearing their stirring and inspiring songs, previous
to then departure for the Gold Region. The occa-
sion will undoubtedly be most interesting, entertain
lns and exciting and whatever the weather NAV be,
nour. The amable and delightful Miss Goodenow
mas alone more friends than could crowd into the
han AID we are sure they will be out in muttudes
on these TWO fare vel evenings She will sing xo
orthree original songs, one written in geet Home
which is represented, by those who have heard IN in
rehearsal as oesputgl pyoagetaps a. atty aaYHn
Trenton, N. j. and On Thursday in Princeton
Friday IN Paterson.
- The Tabernacle should be well filled
this evening. DR.. e. X. Kane is announced to give
a lecture on the Arctic Regions. Having been at.
tached as surgeon to the Grinnell Expedition sent
in search Of SIR John Franklin, he has had ample
opportunity to view the premises. His lectures have
met with universal approval IN Washington. Ban-
more and Philadelphia Tickets only I2f cents.
The Fall River line of steamboats,
have changed their hour of departure for Boston,
from to Pm.
I "A warrant was yesterday issued by
Justice Osborn for the arrest of Mr.. Joseph A. SEQ
vile, against whom charge Of libel has been pre-
ferred by Richard B. Hu!chins and Joseph Wood
ward, OF No. l22 Futonst., proprietors Of TAs Pic
dtune, aweesly paper published In this City, who
charge that the accused caused to be published in
The Nsp York Herald of the 10th inst an advertise
ment which contains the hoellous matter. The iii
bell after asserting that both these gentlemen are
over over head and ears In debt goes on as follows:
The proprletors OF The Picaysae are Joseph Wood
ward and Richard 3. Hutchns, a very unassuming
tailor, who invented Hutchinss Btters' of which he
and Woodward are propristors They started The
Picdytne as quack advertising Sheet and gave IL
away gratis until their pockets gave out, and they
had no more idea Of newspaper when went with
them than couple of donkeys would naturally
have OF regulating st. Paups clock. Mr.. Scoville
was brought up By Officer Elder Of the Lower Police
Court, when he waived an examination, and will
give bail this morning for trial.
- More testimony was yesterday taken
in the Gaze the convict Otto Grunzig, at the wer
District Attorney not being present. The tendency
OF this testimony Is to impllcate both parties in the
murcer, instead OF having the effect Of clearing up
the mass of guilt proven on the trial Of Grunzig.
1t must be allowed, however, that the testimony ad
duced on the trial was circumstantial and as evi.
dence Of this kind often admits of different con-
structions, IL but reasonable that the execution
should be stayed II there is probability Of proving
the truth OF any other construction than that which
fixes the guilt upon him. The examination is not
yet concluded, but it is thought that 1t will he CON-
pleted In the course of to-day The German Com
mlttee are using strenuous efforts to obtain further
respite for Grunzig, and with this view have for
form part of the evidence taken during the inves
tgation but az the examination was entered into
the request of the Governor IL is altogether likely
that he Will be guided by the facts revealed in that
ation without reference to any parte afi-
"ay.s mich nay be submitted to him.
cester was Yesterday brought to this City by Officer
Westlake, Of the Lower Police Court, to answers
charge OF false pretenses In obtaining In OCTOBER
last about $500 worth of wines and liquors from Mr.
Horace Prior, of this CITY, by such representations
as led Dir. p. to believe him responsible lie was
- We notice that the clipper ship Ino is
advertise for her second voyage to San Francisco
by MAILER & Lord, No. los Wallst.
About o'clock last evening man,
name unknown, jumped from one Of the Fulton Fer.
Ty-hoats and was drowned. He was observed stand
ing against the railing the after part OF the boat,
smoking a cigar and when about the middle OF the
river deliberately plunged overheard head hrst
Efforts were made to recover his body but without
success.
CouRT CALENDAR-This Day.--SUPE-
RroR CouRr-Nos So, u.s. 1874, 258, 400, 1877 4l2 Az,
$40 So 423, 1897, 33s 49, 1884, 425, 1926 427 42s 4?e,
400 43 432 433 435 1876, 49, 439, 4f0, AL, 4f3 4i,
AS 446, 447, 44s, 449, $50, 45l, 452, 453.
SUPREME CouRr-General Term Nos. 10, 10, w.
o. 26 90, 90, 30, 80, 80, "a !, 2. IS. H.
US DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. IS, q, 70, ~, 81, 81,
20, a. IS, &c.
T advertisement Those beautiful
Crayon Dagueneotypes are taken only at RooT's,
No 1863 Broadway. Root received the Gold Medal
AT the last fair of the American Institute Please
call ard examine specimens.
advertisement. $500 DONATION TO
THE PooR--Read the advertisement upon the hrst
mage if that does not satisfy skepcs OF the eincacy
of Dr. w ats Antidote to disease nothing VIII
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.