New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
ENrrRrArrmEsrs.-Th will be a lecture


ENrERrAMMEsrs.-Th will be lecture
tonight before the Historical Society," by Rev. VIM AL
LEN, DID, late President of Bowdoin College. We
have seen notice of the subject
Prof SnLIMAN of Yale College, will lecture at the
Brooklyn Institute upon England of 1906 compared
with England Of 1851, with Observations in Wales"
Miss BAcoNs historical lesson Ia given at the usual
place to-day.
meeting of the Ninth Ward Young Mems Temper.
snce Alliance will be addressed by JOHN B. GouGH,
Rev. s. A. Corey, Rev DIR. LouNsBERRY and others.
FAIR will be opened today at Hope Chapel, the
proceeds to 70 toward furnishing the Baptist
Church in Twenty -thrd-st.
AsvNpaY scnooL FESTIVAL will be held at Mon.
tseue Hail. Brooklyn, this evening.
Az the BROADWAY we shall have Tho PERI once
more and "The Two Bonnycastles." Tomorrow
night the benefit of Mics Richings The preparations
for Alboni in Opera completed, aud she will COM
mence on Monday next In Rossins Cenerentoa,"
supported by powerful companyJ
At WuLAcK's, tonight for the benefit OF Mr.. Rey-
nolds Mortons fine Comedy, "Speed the Plow,' with
the sull strength of the Company TO conclude with
"H;gh Life Below Stare" 1.-TWO new pieces will be
produced on Christmas night
At Burrows "Paris and London" is repeated, and
the never ending Thousand Milliners," by Placide
Burton. Johnston, and Company.
AT the MUSEUM great houses are daily drawn by the
world of wonders there collected, and the romantic
spectacle Of "The Forty Thieves" and other Lecture
Room performances Gen. Tom Thumb Is still the de-
light Of the visitors
Ropr. Heller continues his performances In scien-
,ihc Magic &c, at the Chinese Rooms
At the CIrcus, a change OF performance, and bill
suitable fer the Holidays
woop.s MINsrRrLs offer the usual variety of songs
dances, &c.
r1-In the Board of Aldermen last evening,
long and tedious discussion grew out of the presenta
,;ou Of report of the Finance Committee in favor OF
npropristinc S3s0O to pay balance due Mr. Howard,
Of the Irving House. for entertaining Kossuth Dad COM
pan;ons The whole amount incurred 81 that house for
hoard &C. was sli2 800 81 and $1,000 IL seems, was
aeducted leaving 299 s7 January slooo
va maid ON this leaving balance due Mr. H. OF sS'S'
80 AID Sucvan, thought that the bill must have been
co,rc and contcnded that the CRY had mo right 10
nay the balance He had considered all eils hq"i.
dated The claimant he remarked, had applied
for IL because he thought IL would DC s'owca'
&c allowed so much gain and IL not he lost nothing.
~, that Mr. Howard had offered to take the
HUNGARIAN psr,y for 81 per scss each; the speca
Committee told him SO; they believed such 10 DC 'hs
.yrsnreneut but aferward wcertained thar tney hau
misundcrstocd Mr. Howard, and that he meant ~ per
S.y He did NOT wonder much at the offer then' be-
cause there was strte among he hotel keepers 10 GET
Yossu,h and his companions, and because to entertain
them would be giving selas to the house, lie con-
s;d.r,a that an Alderman to vote for this measure
,wO,d he violating lis oath Of Office lnnocent man
an Smith remarked that the reason why AID s'aH|
-, ,,,s Imposed to the bin was that the Committee
,on NOT engage the A.or instead of tho Irving House
r, ,ea 70 some severe reflections, and after great
deal Of abuse, the report was adopted by vote {" -
tot
rvr In the Board of Assistants, last night,
r..o,uiou was adopted to have Gays portrait iui'
,.n.,h psiu.ed by Jervis for the Governors Room
IT,. po.,d eoncrrred with the Aldermen in the ordl'
..nas 60 oblee the City to pay ons-'hird whenever
o~nc,s oflO,s win pay twoshirds for laying down h0''
y. nos,a .,.o concurred in raising the salaries Oh
~. a.,,v clerks of the Aldermen and the eie'N INC
cn,ss % ponce As voted in the other BOARD
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