New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

ceremony.
Nv We are requested to state that. on
account OF the news from France the French Week
y, LIE Phare dc Ne,O York, will not be Published at
It's usual hour this morning it will appear this az
tenoon.
Mas. BosTwIcK.-We learn this talented
lady is about visiting Boston and other eastern Cities
on professional tour; il so, we can assure our
eastern friends they have rich treat in store. Her
next and last Concert here takes place next Tuesday
evening
20 Ralph Waldo Emerson will deliver
the fourth lecture OF the Peoples lurse," on
Iuesday evening next, in the Broadway Ta5erna-
cle The subject selected for tina; occsson is
"Power"
II The Fraser Family give Concert
tonight at Hope Chapel
y The attention Of the public is in
vited to meeting which is to take place tomorrow
evening, at No. l79 Bowery, when the main features
of the Maine Liquor Law Will be discussed. nj
nent takers have been engaged for the occasion.
z We understand that the Church ia
Eghth-st rear the Opera House, has been purchased
by some friends of Rev. DR.. Forbes, and it will be
opened in May as a Catholic Church, By the name
Of St. AIMS
NV DIRK BIBLE SOCIETY The regu-
lar meeting of this Society was held on THURSDAY
evening. The Chairman presiding read the Dist
chapter Of John. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved The exploration of the
Eighteenth Ward is completed, 637l families hav
ing been visited, and of them 1896 were found
wholly destitute, being about l6s per cent. The
emierant arrivals were less in January than they
have been for two former years during the same
month.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the Marine
Committee to employ additional agent
A grant of twenty-five Bibles was made to the
Five Points Mission School.
The Chairman Of the Finance mmittee m de
some valuable suggestion "a to tn manner of col
lecting funds, recommending improvements.
u The Alleghanians closed their City
engagements for the presently on Wednesday even
ing last and on THURSDAY the and separated, each
destined t. their respective homes TO bid adeu to
their friends and kin prior TO Their departure for tue
Land Of Gold. Miss Goocenow, whose praise is on
every tongue, viii spend the coming week atthe pa
teTnal homestead, III bergen, ~
She has two new and beautiful songs, written ex.
pressly for her. and be sung at the fare well con.
certs in Metropolitan Hall. One is a touching and
heartfelt adieu to " Friends and Brothers DEAR"
written in "Sweet Home I" and she will, while tar.
ryiDg at the parental roof thoroughly tune her voice
to the final effort. There Will be an immense gather
ing OF warm and enthusiastic friends to hear the last
notes OF this American songs;ress.
I.ca obi fap all fhnU
have done in the cause OF Music, and for the high
toned character they have uniformly sustained
through the land They are now about to take their
departure for the Dorado o the West, and we can
but wish them (what they will undoubtedly attain
realization Of their highest hopes and expectations
MoRE SEIZURES. AID. Bard's resolution
10 abolish the Bureau Of InoPoos0n, vo'ne up lac.
ri, n. o- o.. unfovoiable report from the Committee
of Ordinances. The result was, that the business OF
INSPECTION was not abolished but changed rom the
Police to the Street DepartHent-in other words
taken from the Mayor and given to the Commis-
sioner OF Streets and Lamps
The AZTEC CHILDREN On the Cd day
Of January while visiting these children, we had
the misfortune to offend the girl by proposing 10
carry the boy away. Twenty five days afGerward
meantime and the moment that the girl saw sne
recognized Us, and expressed her dlspleasuTe by
stamping with her loot and scOlding violently as she
apprenended we nigh. still be disposed to run of
with her companion. In this fact we find evidence
that these children have bright intellecIs and good
memories and that they are far from being idioilc,
as some who have not seen them suppose. Whether
the peculiar fear OF being carried of Das any relation
to the alleged mannerin which they are sad TO nave
been first taken from their native cy aud brought
here ne will 70. pretend 10 say. THESE clildron,
or Youth as We perhaps should call them, are nos
beginning TO attract the at enion they demand -
We have often spoken OF ghean, but We apprenend
that many are stll disposed 20 niak that thsy are OF
The race of hL1nbRgs, 50 many specimens Of wn'c1
have been exhibited IN IN country. 81 far IS m
from being True, that many wao have visited tlen
pr0gom ce them as ne DO The most interesting o.
ec,s tha! have been exhibited IN tais cry, ani no
person of intelligence and rejection should tAiit
See them tNewYoTk Cnrisran Observer.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. The regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Managers was held
ON the 18th inst. Hon Luther Rradish in the Chair.
Sixnew auYiliaIies were recognised, Of which two
were in kentucky, and in Ohio, Alabama, Illinois,
and Michigan one each.
Interesting intelligence was received from different
parts OF own country and from foreign lands in
regard to the Bible cause
Letters were received from Rev. DR.. Stiles, who
mas been aboring in Georgia and Alabama and else
where with encouraging success
In France recent events, by deranging business
and industrial operations generally, and gripping
the resources OF the friends of the cause have greatly
impeGed the Bible work. Hence the necessity for
greater exeItions than ever by the friends of the
Bible in this country in their behalf.
A letter Was received from st Petersburg, Russia,
vi I'd the aid promised by this
Board in publishing the Reval ESihonian New les
lament and Psalms.
Another from Bishop Boone at Shanghai in regard
to the Scriptures il China.
Several important additions were made to the
Agents OF this Society, VIZ: Rev. G. F. Pearce in
Georgia Rev Mr.. BayeSs In Kentucky, III place OF
Rev. L. I. Ml.chell. resigned, keT. JDnathAn Lyon