New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

The funeral of Otto Grunzig Yesterday
was largely attended BY bis friends and country.
men, They met att O'Clock in front of the City
Hal, went In procession to Ne. 1863 Bowery, where
the BODY was taken up and conveyed to the French
Church du ST! Esprit, where Rev. Mr.. verreD con-
Quoted the funeral rites The body was then taken
70 Greenwood and buried with religious and ma
sonic ceremonies
1t is stated in several papers that, after
the regular proceedings at Metropolitan Hal, on
fTioay night, a second meeting was organized, at
which they resolved that they would netheradyer-
tse In nor subscribe for any newspaper which ad-
voca'es the passage Of any act embodyiny the prn-
ciples of the Maine Law
- Woldstein G. Becke', the eminent
opncisns from Germany, have removed from AIS to-
45i broadway Having tested their skill in assisting
imperfect or impaired vision We are able to speak
warmly In its favor. Their Telescopes, Micros
copes, Opera Glasses, Spectacles, &c. are unsur-
passed.
DIR. Elizabeth Blackwell will COM
mence at Hope Chapel, this day, a. P NJ, course
OF SIX lectures TO Ladies, on the Laws OF Life,
with especial reference to the physical education OF
girls.
The Empire Stone Dressing Compa-
ny Of this City have declared their first annual div
dend OF twenty-one per cent.
TX. Marvel's lecture at Hope Chapel to-
night, on the Uses of Beauty, will be numerously at
tended.
- 1t is stated that Mr. Isaac S. Hone
has resigned the post of Assistant Collector at this
port, and that Moses F. odell has been appointed in
his place.
The Annual Dinner of the st. David's
Society is to be sven tonight at the City Assembly
Rooms
Rev. R. s. Foster will lecture to-
night, in the Ninth St. NJ. E. Church, on "The
Grandeur of Creation"
DR. Redfeld Will lecture to might, at
Clinton Hall, on Physiognomy.
CoURT CALENDAR-This Day.-SUPE-
RIoR AND CIRCUIT CoURTs-fublished on Saturday
Advertisement. l-NEw WRlTING CLASS.
Es.-Mr Goldsmith will commence new writing
classes on Monday, March ], at the low charge OF
Ladies' class at III and O'Clock daily Gentlemen
at 9 A. NJ. and 3, and O'Clock, p. M Private in
strucon $40. For sale at the rooms, No 2S9 Broad.
way, Godsmths Copy Book. Price so cents.
Advertisement. Pure Irish Linens
of the best quality warranted free from injury. and
but slightly wet with salt water consisting OF Dam
ask Table Cloths, Birdseye Diaper TowelIng, Sheet
ing and Shifting, will be offered this day, at Colum
bian Hall, No Isl Grand St, at half their value.
Also Pillow Cases, Linens S4th wide, (supsr qxa'- at
25c. per yard.
Advertisement ]-MARsEILLEs QUILTs
AND CouNTERPANEs--Just received, at No. 2Sl
Grand st. Zoo Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes,
of the mos! beautiful patterns slightly damaged, but
warranted free from injury, invoiced at % and 81,
and offered at SO and $3.50.
[Advertis Ladies, be in attend
ancs day at the opening sale Of the great re-
ductiOn in the price OF Dry Goods, at the Bo very
Saving Store, No l26 B0wery. This Is the best OPP
portunity ever offered to buy Dry Goods cheap. For
particulars of this sale see advertisement.
Advertisement. Silks SILKS! SILKS
1000 pieces Rich Black Silks Gro de Rhms Of the
best quality, will be offered this day, at Columbian
Hall, No. PSI Grand-st, at 75c. and lOc. per yard.
Advertisement ]--CRApE SHAwLs.-
Just received at Columbian Hail. No. 2sl Grand-st,
1000 Rich Grape Shaws, PLAIN and embroidered, and
will be offered this day, at from Sc to $40 each.