New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22


A,the BROADWAY The PERI win be performer w
piebt. for the bcnef; Of Mr. Maeder, the compose
The spendA scenic effects Of this piece have mlu'
.irsularIy popusr II il 20 be continued through 's
week. 49,,
Al W.1I.cx's. odd Heads and Young Heart
Boureicault's popular Comedy, VIII be repre-en'e" :"
the excellent style for which this establishment Is now
notca Blake's Jesse Rural is pronounced by thc
public faultless performance. High Lie be'o"
Stairs concludes.
A. guRros's TO- night Paris and London, psno-
rsmc dramatic scenic comic piece, BY Burton fiAeie
Johnston. Mrs Hughes and CO. To commence WIN
the new farce The Work OF an Artist, IN WHICH
John.ton is in four parts.
A, the MUSEUM. The Forty Thieves" afternoon
ard evening and General Tom Thumb for the espeels
Amusement of the juveniles-
AtwooD's, new negro melodies, composed express
II for Woods Minstrels, &c. &c.
A, the AuruIrHEArEE- equestrian performances,
afternoon and evening. The beWilnefed pA'eN'"A
is the last lsughable novelty
I,,he C,uyrsr Rooys. Mr.. Robert Heer's feats Of
rc.sic and scientific illusions are pleasant addition TO
tho vsrieiv Of our Holiday Entertainments. Nj HI
performances are generally good and some Of them are
t,ulv wonderful and call forth most enthusiastic ap
plsuse. His temple is very neatly fitted up.
AF.rR il given to-day tomorrow and next day IN
broadway near St Thomas Church for the benefit OF
the Church of st. John the Baptist.
AFAIK for the benefit of Union Church" Rev. Mr.
Grinnel. pastor will be held this evening az Union
Hall No. p Avenue D. We are told that great vari'
ETY. ofarticles will be ofSed at low prices
AFAIR will be held this afternoon and evening IN the
Odeon wiiansburgh, by the Ladies of the Universal
t Society of that city The usual refreshments fancy
articles. sc.
FAIR will be held today and tomorrow at war
ings Mansion Westinghouse, B'ookyn, for the oeneht
Of 81 ThoInas's Church. by the sale Of articles Tor
presents, &c.
A FAIR will be held to-day and until Fnday by the
Ladies' of the Eastern Congregational Church, corner
Of Madison and Gouverneurst for the sale oil i"hcy
articles: the proceeds TO 60 to the Church
~ Meetings were held last evening by the
Grand Grove of Directors of the United Ancient Order
of Druds of this State by the Grand Lodge OF the Prot
estsnt Association, and by the New-iork and North
American Grand Union of Daughters OF Temperance
lW A Festival will be held on Christmas
day at Knckerbocker Hail. for the benefit of the Six
teenth Ward Mission Sabbath School This is non
secaran School, established two anda half years since
and sustained solely by its officers and teachers and
fuel clothing &c One Of the beneficial results of the
School is shown in book inscribed with names Of over
ljC0 children pledged to abstain from Intoxicating
drinks and from tobacco We commend the enterprise
to the kind attention OF the people.
WING PRIMARY MEETNGs.-The Wing
Primary Meetings for the election of Delegates to the
Wing Committees of 1853 will be held to-day, from
70 10 A. NJ and the Ward Committees have designated
the following places:
let Udrd-Atlcntic Garden No. IL Broadway
2dWard-No. - Dutchst
I'd Wdrd-NO 3j Warren 81.
4h Ucrd-Wmren Hall
5th Udrd-Manson House. West Broadway.
9Th Ucrd-Forence's Hotel, No. 70 Walker-st.
7h Bard-Whg Head Quarters, corners OF Madison
and Rutgersst.
s,R Ward-Oberles No GA Woosterst
oh Udrd-Beeckerst House.
10h Ward-No 2e3 Broomest, between Allen and
lin Hayd-No. 25 Avenue D.
l2l Wdrd-Farrinetons corner of l2sth-st and 3i.av
18Th WGrd-Mahan's Union Hail. No. 81 Wiletst.
i5@ Werd-Constituiion Hall No. $50 Broadway
IGh Wayd-Whig Headquarters Eighteenth-st, near
Third.av
I7h Wdrd-Henry Clay House, corner of Avenue
ard First-st.
isM Ward Aneghanio House, corner of Third-uv.
and Seventeenth-st.
i9h Uard-Union Cottage, Broadway and Forty.
ninthst
2Cfh Vard-No go West Thirty .sixthst near Ninth
az Also on Twenty. eigh,ist, south side door
from the corner of Eighth-av.
- From the last report Of the managers
Of 81 Lukes Home for Indigent Christian Females"
We learn that the Home opened on Easter last, and
eight persons have been admitted four of them above
50 years of age. The object Of the Institution is to
furri, free rent and fuel all its benefcnres,
tend further assistance 10 the needy among them
and TO provide for their spiritual welfare in accordance
with the mnistrations of the Gospel in the Protestant
Episcopal Church, Il is in connected with
st. Lukes Church but Is not conined.o that parish.
The FREE ACADEMY.-We have lately pub
shod the catalogue Of the Free Academy in this City
The Faculty and other instructors are follows
Horace Webster, IL d President Of the Faculty and
Professor of Moral Intellectual and Political Philoso
ply; John Jason Owen, ID d, Professor Of the Latin
end Greek Languages and Literature; Wolcott Gibbs
NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry aud Physics; Gersrdus
Beekman Dochsrty, IL. D., Professor of Mathematics
and Secretary Of the Faculty John Augustus Nichols
4. NJ, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Joel Tyler
Benedict A. NJ, Professor of Civil Engineering
Charles Edward Anthem A. NJ, Professor of History
end Bellies Letres and Librarian John Gfsetf Barton
A. NJ, Professor Of the English Language and Litera
ture Paul Peter Duggan, n. A, Professor of Drawing
ard the Arts of Design Jean Roemer Professor OF
the French Language and Literature; Angustin Jose
Morales Professor the Spanish Language and Liera
mre; Theodore Ganbensklee Professor of the Ger
man Language and Literature; Robert Ogden Dore-
mus, NJ d. Professor of Natural History Anatomy Ply.
siology and Hygiene; George Washington Huntsman
Tutor; Norman Brach, A. NJ, Tutor; Joseph Howard
Palmer, A. NJ, Tutor; William Beinhsuer siIber
A. B., Tutor; Oliver Wetmore, Jr, A. b.. Tutor
Eugene Lawrence, A. NJ, Tutor; Herman Joseph
Alloys Koerner Phi. D., Tutor Asa Gardner Wolcot
A. NJ, Tutor; Benjamin Arad Sheldon Tutor. Stu
dents in class A. 25; class B. AZ class c. lO6 class
D. 1876, clafs Z. ls3. Total, 49,