New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
DR.. Hasser., Of the Museum, is to have

the patient 1t is worth trying
The directors Of one Of our cemeteries
adveriises for an Assistant Engineer No one
would cream from this that they want simply U
sraveceger.
Miss JEANNE Reynoldson is to sing at
the Tabernacle on the 24lh inst
/ -Ihe officers of the Ladies Repository
Of this City, have memoriazed the Legislature for
/ an act Of Incorporation.
Should there be a Mint in this city, it
Will be exempt from taxation "A bill TO that edecs
being now before the Legislature.
The owners of the Brick Church (Dr.
sprins's) anxious to sell out There is the 500,
for the Post Office.
"A colcert Of vocal and instrumental
music will be given at Knickerbocker Hail. TO- night,
by Prof Robert Elder and able assistants, for the
benefit Of The Sixteenth street Baptist Church
"A Hungarian Magician is to appear at
Metropolitan Hall, an the i!h proximo.
The First Associate Presb, terrain
Church of Williamsbursh, corner of South Frs. and
Eighth SITS, was to be dedicated yesterday.
The members Of All Saints Church,
Brooklyn, are making arrangements to cree, ne "
Church edifce on ihA - S-s.l
tou.sis 1t will be Of the Gothic order, and will
commedate about five hundred persons.
james Byrne, boy Is years of age,
rescued from drowning q. Thorne's Dock, in
Blooklyn. on Friday afternoon.
"A woman named McKeon was raa
over in Court.st, Brooklyn. on Friday BY grocer's
wagon, and severely injured.
A new Lodge of Odd Fellows, to be
called Union No 427, will be Instituted this evening
at the corner of Court and Sackett-sts, Brooklyn.
Hog stealing is one of the facts of the
age in Brooklyn. Two men are now on trial for
tossing squealer weighing leo lbs. into wagon
and driving off with him.
Patrick Chancey, a laborer on the
Hamburger bark Maria Antoneite, had one OF his
legs broken Saturday while packing away ma
chinery.
E. Schepperd, a Belgian sailor, of the
ship Stanisaus, was killed on Saturday by falling
over the side of the ship Fanny and striking head
first upon cake of ice which was lying the pier.
Two boys were arrested on Saturday,
charged with breaking into show case in Broad
way and stealing several pairs of boots.
Francis Rivers and Eugene Foster
were arrested on Saturday while secreted In the
house Of Abraham Maze, in Bleecker-st. They are
supposed TO be the same fellows who are in the habit
of entering houses under the plea of canyasslng for
magazines, and carrying off whatever they see.
Several pawn tickets were found on them. Owners
are wanted for the property at Jefferson Market
Police.
-Chas. Bancroft, VIM Crafts and Chas.
Pope, boys were arrested on Saturday, on charge
| OF being concerned in stealing a case Of jewery
| from No 1913 Broadway, on Friday. portion Of
the property supposed to have been stolen was found
| ON Bancroft.
- Joseph Thompson was arrested on
Saturday on charge Of being fugitive from Bridge
Port, Conn He was taken back for trial on an in
| dictment for grand larceny.
John Haggerty was caught on Sunday
| morning. engaged with another man in burglary,
| at No. 1921 Grand st. His accomplice escaped.
-RumOr has it that the Ladies Of New
York are about to present massive silver pitcher
to Chas. OConor Esq as token Of respect, for his
| Efforts in the cause OF Mrs. Forrest
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will give
| lecture at the Brooklyn Institute tomorrow eve.
ming on the subject OF" Debt" The proceeds will
go TO erect monument on the burial lots of the
Order of U. A. NJ in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
The building of the Peoples Washing
and Bathing Association, in Mott-st, near Grand, Is
nearly ready for operation
~ Mr.. EMERsON'S Lecture tonight be-
| fore the Mercantile Library Association in Hope
Chapel will no doubt draw one of the most intei-
gent houses OF the season. We trust the Chapel
wish to lose one word from the lips Of the eloquent
| speaker, discourslng wisely and originally on
Wealth"
20 Dodworth's Festival Concert at Met
ropoltan Hall, on the Goth inst will DO one Of the
finest of the season. The performances OF this SUI
perior Band Of Instrume asts alone worth more
than the price of admission, in addition to which they
offer some of the best vocal talent in the City. We
be- they are engaged to visit Baltimore, to perform
| for the Citizens Ball, on the Sd Of March.
~ THOMAS EwBANK, Commissioner of
! Patents arrived in this City Saturday evening
and is staying with Aid. Everdell, No. I04 Fulton
| st He will remain here for two or three days.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-The owner of
this fine edifce is bringing it rapidly to completion
and the LeIands busy four bees with the fur
bishing The marble-woIk by Mr.. j. II. Ferris
which is to cost $25 COO will be very fine. The man
tel and pIe slabs OF statuary SIENNA pink 6rcca
telle and white yeiL ed marbles OF the richest KIND
| The house will be opened In June, and VIII De
| noble ornament to the City
RUTTs's HoTEL.-It will be seen by an ad-
yertisement in our paper Of to-day, that Mr.. C. s.
Butts the proprietor of Butts Hotel, in Murray st.,
has associated himselfin business with his son, VIM
r Butts, and hereafter the business will be con-
| Quoted under the firm Of G. S. & w. r Butts.
SATTLER's CosMORAMAs. I'VE are very
glad TO announce that this exhibition which last
spring secured the admiration it SO richly deserves
will reopen Monday at the same place, corner o.
Broadway and Thirteenth-st. Mr.. sattler mas lost
few of the views by the great Philadelphia ire
among them ST. Peters, the Acropois at Athens, me
North Cape Street Caro- and others the great
bulk were fortunately saved. We eihot all our
| reacers If travelled TO renew as nothing else can
renew the fire shine SIS aud accuracy OF recollection
If uptTayeled. to see what they have not seen ano
share the secret OF delight in Iave-by vlsIilngtn
Cosmorsmes We shalltake occasion 70 recur 70 'hi'
exhibition.