New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
LECTURE BY THOMAS FRAscs My,o.,,

LECTURE BY THOMAS FRAscn Mr.oux, T..
BEHALF 90 The NEwYoEK yoLUsrEERs-Tbo. II
Meagher, Esq, having, about the beginning ~ a. 'nes
month instructed Capt COghlan, of the RepubE. p<s
to wait on Colonel Burnett and tender his mr. ZINES
services az lecturer in behalf Of the gallant fnr
fought in Mexico, Capt Coghlan waited on Col VINO
cordngy nsa ac-
Inc Colonel having expressed his high yraes.,.
Mt ieag'ers offer and his ready acceptance Of /, a.
~" was communicated to hr Meagher, with sry,~s.
10 put the offer paper The following ineres;s 'on
pondeuce was the result: ooTss
AMERICAN HorEL, RICHMOND Va Thu-.5,v ~
CoLosEL Sir Before conclude N, 20 ls9
some and InSy es,n@ lecturer for one evening 80 m
thai could more arre. ably XIV.
than BY tendsnns my duty y the named tSs
They well Who Tor vsro r'a he eoIs-,
here the remnant OF their fortunes and the .
should the ODER here make meet Win your acceptance %
SsoGer of1G ;ss ss deeply r,ss he po %
Of their devotion to the Republic in the re ~
Your faithful servant T'OxAs FRsseiss t VI
THoN,s FR,Scs ME,GHER, Esq, Richmond Va.
DEAR SIR Your very kind note Of the 10Th W. ,..
I'D si ~ Ss ss.sy q
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If you will inform Of the evening which will be.. az,
yenienee will eh:eriuy unite with your friends main, %
,.vf y t5S A %sg.s to b. truly y'pF friend
Is
Col Burnett who has been for some time ab..n,..h,,
bany on important business returned on saturday ana
terlay communicated Mr. Meaghers offer 10 the Va.
teorS.
committee Of some Of our most influential citizen, ;,
about being formed to make arrangements for the Ia.p,
Their will be given to the public in few day. n,
Lecture will come of Immediately after lr Mearb.-.,.
turn TO New York. which will be about the goth OF Mar
CoScERr.-Anthopy Philip Heinrich, the Ne,to, .,
musical professors in this country who has pursued sG
vine art for full forty years here among u.s. now in h v
old age is about TO to his native country Bohu
In anticipation of this event he gives vaedctoy eopt
at Metropolitan Hall Thursday evening next Aprlg
This concert will emphatcay be a grand one led by n,
less person than Mr. Esfeld and having owe. ,Fsy,
prominent vocalistS and solo performers beside -os
orchestra Ii Is against custom To speak broroh,p5
any concert but deem fitting invite attention "a Ia
claims of the venerable beneficiary There will be 6y,
original pieces vocal and instrumental. composed byN
Heinrich the merit of which cannot speak of from D
sonal knowledge but for anything the public know 10 q,
contrary they may be first rate and worthy Of any conD
We speak this way because composer this couns,
may rs well burn his compositions for any opporuEry
he has of making himself heard Our Opera Houses AL
musical Societies than useless. far they foSr
American Art that art which cleyatcs artists here abs
the level of provincial beggr On this head at the pnp
season we may have something to say.
EXHIBITION FOR THE BENEFIT or THE CHURcH n
DEAF MUTES-Mr A. A. Starr has announced his intanica
to give exhibitions of the hydrooxygen microscope at As
lecture of the Stuyvesant Institute this evening d
Wednesday evening in aid OF the fund for the erection
of a church for the deafand dumb These exhibitions an
always interesting and the object to which the pr0ces
are to be applied should enlist general support.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANYIvRRsARY.-The second ADnivs.
sary the Mission Sabbath School of the Aen P,esb.
terrain Church was held Sunday evening The children
sang several hymns, and address was delivered b,
Rev DR. Mcdonald peculiarly adapted to the juvenile cor
gregaOn before him.
PETHoLOGnS SoCIErY-The Forty eight Anniyer.
sary of the PeihOlogan Society of Columbia COLLEGE vase
ebrted at the Aston place Opera House on SATURDAY NIGHT
There was excellent music by the Philharmonic Society
and several speeches worthy Of note John H. Anthon
President of the Society spoke in opposition to new limo
vations, such Woman's Rights, &c Mind was ds
cusscd by \. ;. Van Duzer; Beauty" by G. l. Carer
Self Government" by O. H. Morris; Youth of Genus,
by II Blackwell; Monumental History" by C. C. Maea.
ster which were generally appauded.
GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMoysrRArroy.--It will b
seen from an advertisement in columns headed Re-
FORM that the Sons of Temperance will hold publ,
meeting Wednesday evening, 2Oth inst in Metropolitan
Hall A. {. Flanagan, G. w p, will preside, assisted by
over forty Vice Presidents Addresses will be delivered by
John f. Cough Rev. T. L. Cuyer and others. Singing
under the direction Of VIM H. Oakley. From the attras
lOiS OHcTcu We anticipate Il lull IlouSt
AMERICAN TRACT SocIErY.-The Executive Commit
tee the American Tract Society held their monthly me
ing Monday the 18th mst-Rev DR. Knox in the Chair,
Letters were read from Hon Peter Brown of Copenhagen
Rev n Benjamin of COnstantinople, Rev NJ WinslOv,
Madras Rev j. Porter Northern India, Rev Mr. Smith.
Bankok and Rev Mr. Baldwin China appealing for aid in
sustaining the successful operations of the press in their
respective fields of labor.
Among the Armenians in Turkey the press is exernQ
most powerful influence The wife of distinguished
wealthy Armenian in COnstantnOpe has paid $500 foe
the Pilgrims Progress into her native tongue
Rev Mr. Wnsow speaks of the great advance OF The IN
uence of Christianity the last twenty years on the Him.
doc mind, which felt and acknowledged by the HndoO
themselves many of whom aroused in SELF defense u
yndicate lIindOOism and infdelity
The Treasurer reported the receipts of the year endn,
April /, for publications sold s237252 81 donations slp
ga 64-toal 1926 s5 There have been granted d.
ring the year in publications pages in value t3
$50 %, exclusive of $4,000 RENTED in cash 10 orer
ands.
CITY TRACT SocIETY.-The regular montAly meetu
If the New York City Tract Society was held last eveng
# the Tract House, Mr. f. Duncan in the Chair and Isas
orchard, Secretary. There ten reports read from
many Missionaries setting forth the method and resusi
heir labors during the month Those who reported wa
Rev Mr.. Holt, First and Second Wards; Rev Mr. Cans
sixth Mr. Horton, Seventh Mr. Kirby, Eighth; Mr. Ja6
on Ninth Mr.. Buan Eleventh Rev. Mr. Coe Thirteenth
Rev Mr. Ballard Eighteenth Rev. Mr. Hayter Twenieh;
md Mr.. Bergres, OF the Swedish Mission.
The following table shows the operations of the SOciJ
or the past month, and for four months back
v.,o, La' Msans. -Four %.'a
Tracts distributed. ....................lO7,S 42so
S g.ss ssppi s1Inl:d ............... ~
Volumes lent from Libraries. ............ 500 1850
Children brought to Sunday School,. ~ els
Persons gathered in Bible Casses........ 20
Induced to attend Church.. ............. 1874 Sf
pledges ned