New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

| al No 30 Montague place.
The Sabbath School Concert Of the PlJnsu.h
Church, viii come of this evening. q. the Church
| Brooklyn.
| The annual commencement ofthe New York Medi-
cal College viii be held this evening" vsedictory BY
| Prof Barker.
Two juvenile shakspensn performers, Anna and
Lora Boon, will appear 10 night Of Hope Chapel.
At WALLAcK's, to night, 1.-TWO car play at th,.
| Game" by Miss Keene, Lester and wslco. The
Poor Gentleman" by all the company concluding
with the Practical Man"
AT BURToN's, shskspere's Twelfth Night" witha
capital cast To conclude with The Phenomenon"
AT the ST. CHARLES, "The Irish Heircss," By
Byrne, Miss Mitchell and others. Mistaken Fshers"
by the company" Also "The Young Scamp" and
" The Double Bedded Room"
AT BARNUM's, in the afternoon, Fortunes Frolic"
and "The NJ p" In the evening, Blue Beard"
a. the CrRcUs, the pastoral bale, Of Love and
Madness and other performances.
AT WOODS MIssTKELs a great variety of Negro
Deineations, Songs, Dances, Burlesques, &c.
--HELLER's MAGIC at $50 Broadway
-CALHoRNIA MUSEUM, 3l2 Broadway
MUSEUM of Egyptian Antiquities, $50 Broadway.
BRYAN GALLERY of Christian An, 354 Broadway.
-BANvARDs Panorama Of Holy Land, 500 Broadway.
-RIsLEY's Panorama of the Thames, 4O6 Broadway.
PANORAMA of Mississippi River, Metropolitan Hall.
u Linda" was given in excellent style
last night by Madame sontag and company, before
very large audience. The performance was an i'm
provernent upon the previous one. and that was re-
warded with very general praise THE Barber" Is TO
be given on Friday.
~ Hon. ROBERT c. WINTHROP delivered
lecture last night before the Historical Society upon
"The Life and Character of Algernon Sidney" The
house metropolitan HaD tolersbly filed At the
request of Mr.. W., refrain from reporting the
lecture.
u Messrs. Codd and Norwood, the Commit
tee appointed to solicit material aid for the Mechanics Of
Baltimore enable them to continue their strike are
now stopping at woodburys Hotel, No. l35 Futon-st,
where they will be happy to meet such New-York
mechanics az feel an interest In their behalf
" The resignation of Captain Francis J.
Louis of Troop, Fourth Regiment has been accept
ed and he having served for the full term of seven
years and more he is at his own request, honorably
discharged from further duty Lieut. Lyon Isaacs will
assume the command of said Troop. Col Yates will
direct an election to be held TO fill the vacancy.
CHANGE OF HoUR.-We notice that the
Charleston steamers will leave hereafter at o'clock,
instead of 3, as heretofore.
II The Anniversary of the st. Dsvds
Benevolent Society was celebrated on Tuesday eve
ming About 100 persons participated in the dinner.
The usual toasts were offered and responded to- and
some handsome donations were made to the funds.
II A meeting of the Sixteenth Ward
Temperance Alliance will be held to night at which
Mrs ploomer and Misses Brown and Anthony will
speak
~ The Journal Of Commerce has been
again enlarged and is printed a sheet 81 by 81
inches. 1t commenced over 25 years ago on
sheet "a by "a.
~ Mrs. BlOOmer says in The Lily that a
lady in tunc and trowsers may walk the streets of
New.York with little moestation as though she
were street sweeper she thinks there 10 as much
solfrespect and civilization here as in most other
places.
THE DEAF.MUTEs or NEw-YORK.-Since
the first Sunday of October last Rev Thomas Gaaudet
has been aboring among the educated deaf mutes of
this city and vicinity giving them religious services by
means of the sign language, every Sunday afternoon
in the Small Chapel of the University on Washington
Square Mr.. Gallsudet desires to make a statement
with regard to his undertaking, and has therefore
called public meeting to be held this ereHing, at y
O'Clock, in the University. Bishop wainwright is
pected to preside and there will probably be addresses
from several distinguished speakers.
NEw-YoRK HIsToRIcAL SOcIErY-The reg
ular monthly meeting of this Society was held at their
rooms in the University, Tuesday evening, FREDERICK
DE PKYsrER Esq, in the chair. The report from the
Executive Committee was presented, and fifteen new
members were elected report from the Librarian
was then received, from which the following Is an
extract "The Librarian has the great pleasure to add
TO the list of donors Messrs r. de Peyster and Benja
min H. Field as the donors OF the Library, OF tue
magnificent work of Lord Kingsborough, on Mexican
Antiquities TO which he will take occasion TO refer
again the next meeting in presenting Tor the adop
ton of the Society special resolution OF thanks Tor
this liberal donation" Nominations for new members
were then received, alter which the Chairman intro
duced PIINY MILES, ESQ.,, of Watertown, in this
State, who read paper upon Iceland" At the con-
euson of the paper the Society adjourned.
ARREST OF ONE OF THE Men ESGAGEDIS THE
PRIzE FIGHr--on Tuesday night, about o'clock,
Capt Stevenson of the Sixteenth Ward arrested John
Adsms one OF the parties who was engaged IN
prize fight on Tuesday afternoon at Rikers land In
Buffers porterhouse, corner of Twenty 'fithst and
Ninth.av The Captain having knowledge that prize
fight was to come off, followed up the matter from early
Tuesday morning but lost sight OF the parties about
noon The pugilists, meantime succeeded in leaving
the City, and engaged in pugistc encounter on Ri
kers Island IS was reported in Wednesdays Tribune
About O'Clock in the evey1 Capt : heard that
Adams was being carried int gter house above
named, when taking with hio Uvor six choice men.
he repaired to Buffers house an asked if Adams was
there: he was answered in the Affirmative The Cap
tain then went up to the parlor and apprehendsd
Adams and man named Robert Lee who got up the
fight As the Captain came down stairs with his Priso-
mere large crowd of rowdes and fighting characters
swore that Adams should not leave the house The Of