New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
CITY ITEMS

! snow STORM.-A thawy, sIoppy.
sushy Gay, with al sorts OF foul 6ends in ne Amos
phefe' was succeeded by light fall Of snow u ,hs
evening, which increased 70 a regular storm befor.
llieAisnI The ground Was white with is new SlR
Ae'' promising spell of od-fashioned sleishins
TURNED Our The Board of Assistant
Aldermen, unable 20 bear the echoes of voice thu,
had ever shouted " Here's 10 you. Harry Cl,yyh.ys
thrust o.: our worthy friend Joha J Doane who has
for some years G.ed the Office OF Reader in ,h.,
sublime assembly. We presume that the heroes a,
shockingly disturbed by the full tones and merry
laugh oishe Principal Of No % properly quisied
under the sopoTifc influences Of Loco.Foco iatoaa.
uon.
TROUBLE AMONG THE DEMOcRAcY.-
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. GerShong Cohen, dong
business In West Broadway. was taken into custody
By officer CLARK Of the FIHh Ward, q warrant
issued by Justice Osborn on complaint Of negro.
VINO charges HIM with selling lottery policies. Mr.
Oohen Is prominent candid tte and the principal
fl'sl OF Captain Rynders for the honor of seat IN
the Baltimore Convention, from the downtown dis
ulct- MI Cohen, It Is alleged, has been dong
houtshns business IN the policy line. but It seems
ne has changed the game and embarked in a political
N'AfSst WIN kNNLCefSf tnc lsttef OF whom.
nom present appearances, Will win the race by DIS
,anciDg his competitor IN the Convention. The mag
sae issuing the warrant, has set the case down for
hearing to-day, when, perhaps, the matter will be
nnaly disposed Of.
TEMPERANCE BANQuEr.-This social and
intellectual Entertainment emily 4A~sssssca our
columns TO take place on the 18th OF February offers
to our citizens treat we'll worthy the p,iroa.
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menis of this kind have been Of character tina. has
excluded ladies from the possibility OF participating
but ii this, while there will be nothing tia, can
offend, there will be almost everything that can ia
vite the presence of ladies. The character of the
speakers the excellence Of the music vocal and IN
strumeniaD, the richness OF the tables. bountfallv
supplied with every thing substantial desirable for
such repast the entire absence Of everything that
can excite TO ntoxication ard all the arrangements
ofthe Society FOR the accommodation and comfor, Of
those who attend, give that this will be an
entertainment Of the highest order.
Those who desire choice seats will do well to
make immediate application, as the msst desIIabls
locations, especially for families or companies, are
being sought with avidity.
The profits OF the banquet will be devoted By the
Society TO the promotion Of Temperance in this City
and vicinity, by holding large free quarterly meet
ngs and by making all possible efforts TO arrest the
illegal sale Of intoxicating drinks, especially the
Sabbath day, and thus to stem the torrent Of pas-
perism, crime and taxation.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-JanuarY Session
This Day. Friday, 9n.The first business was the
classification of Assessors for the Nineteenth and
Twentieth Wards.
Extending the Fire LimitS.-A communic alton from
the Fire Department, recommending extension
of the fire limits from Thirty -second.st to Flfeth-
ST., was read.
Alderman Of the Nineteenth moved to lay 1t on
the table Lost ayes ., noes IS
Alderman the Fourth moved to refer to the Fire
Department Committee.
Alderman of the Nineteenth moved to substitute
Fortiethst. for Fiftiethst
Alderman of the Eleventh suggested that Il was
not in order to amend a communication.
Il was at last referred to the Committee on Fire
Department.
Donation.--On motion OF Alderman Of the Fourth,
81 eco was voted to the Fire Department Fund.
i,y~..nt.ass,ts--Tho following Clerks Of Msrt-,s
were appointed Samuel S. Conkln Catherine
Market vice William +. Clark, removed Allen
Thomas, Essex Market, reappointed Thos COOK.
Franklin Market, vice Benz. 81. John, removed.
Frederick Watkins, Center Market, vice Francis
Deger removed.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday afternoon.
- The meeting OF the Youth OF Now
York in behalf of Hungary, advertised for the 18th
instant IS postponed, to allow arrangements TO ne
made Of more interesting character. IL viii be
held AZ the earliest moment, when 1t can be per.
feotly successful and satisfactory. Ample notice
Will be gwen Of the time Of the meeting
u On Monday evening, the first An
niversary Of the Addisonian Society will be held at
the stuyvesant Institute
~ We understand that the Hayes Con-
cert las, night was well attended.
~" We have already published the pro-
aramme Of arrangements for the Festival OF the IT,
biographical Society, which is to come on ~
Nblo's on Friday night. As this is one oil tue very
best festivals Of the season, there IS OF course
quick sale of tickets, and those who desire 10 ash"
Will DO well to apply early. since the limit OF 'n'
yoom's accommodation VIII soon be reache''
~ Despite snow above and below, inc
Hutchnsons last night has good house. ana q"
their songs were capltally received. We perceive
tbattbey have advertised their last concert Tor ruea
day night 0. mex. week, when several oil 'hei Dol"
songs will be given
LECTURES on THE ORDER or CREATION
The reader is referred to notice OF lectures on
his subject, by Rev r. b. Virgins, from Lona'"
They will not doubt prove interesting
~ The Oratorial Lecture OF PROFESSOR
Whitney last night at stuyvesant Institute w. -.
well attended and gave universal '~'''''"
win give the second lecture 10 a 10" days
~ The proceedings OF the Board Of
,.st.,.o,- last nigh, we're important
~ Notices of religious services to-
morrow, will be found on or First page