New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17


EsTERT.ISMEsTs.-Rev.E +. II. CHApIy will
give the Eleventh Of the Peoples Course of Lee
lures, at the Tabernacle, this evening. His subject.
"The City end the County viii, afford broad scope
for that critical analysis bold and rapid illustration and
sid description for which the speaker notable The
bouse will undoubtedly be well and early filed
Miss BACON will commence her course Of Histor-
cal Lessons this evening" in Brooklyn by request Of
several eminent citizens.
DIR. WHITING will deliver the FIRST of a Course of
Lectures at Clinton Hail. upon Anatomy and Physiolo
", this evening The Lecture is free
-GoTTscHALK's second Concert will be given TO-
night at Niblos Theater His triumph upon his first
appearance nsures immense audience for tonight
Rose de vries, Signor Pozzolni, Mr. Hoffman and Mr.
Wallace assist
AT the BROADWAY, tonight for the benefit of Nile
Pougaud, "St Cupid" seven Dances, and d" The Two
Bonnycastles."
AT BUBToS's, 81, Cupid" and Paris and Lon.
don will be repeated.
AT WALLACK's, The Lady Of Lyons" for the four.
,senth time, and The Irish Tiger"
AT the CIRcUs, for the benefit OF George Sweet st.
George and the Dragon" and other novelties.
AT BARNUM's, in the afternoon The Village Cos
mp ard /" The Irish Tutor" Ia the evening, The
Old Folks at Home"
AT HELLER's, the Wonders of Wltchcraf, Magic,
Second Sight, &c.
AT WOODS Ethiopian varieties burlesque lectures,
dances, &c.
AT BnrAS's, well filed gallery of Christian Art,
rare portrots, SC.
AT BASvARD's, the great Panorama Of the Holy
Land
Thames.
rTa ~, D.no
Of the Missssippi River
AT BALLS, his Model OF the City Of San francisco,
ssid to be very accurate
DR.WIETEG's LEorUREs-A new course Of
Lectures tho structure of the human body by this
highly popular Psychologist opens Clinton Hall this
evening. In addition to the extensive apparatu. aud
Illustrations employed by DR.. Vieng In bis course in
this city three years ago, he has several prepare
ions of the most ingenious character by the aid of
which the subject of his lectures fail to he made
clear TO every comprehension With the remarkable
skill exhibited by DIR. w. in his former course au
hcipae attractive and useful series the present
occasion The lectures will be continued every even
hg this week, and each alternate evening next week
Ey' Messrs. Bowen & McNamee have pur.
chased lots Broadway corner of Pearl st. opposite
ne Hospal-one OF the be-t situations in the street
The lots Is feet Broadway by $50 on Pearl
ct. OF course they win put up epondd building on
the ground The report that they had sold their pre-
cent store incorrect
EY9 The Democratic Republican General
Committee appointed the following gentlemen as a
Committee TO wait on Gen Pierce Messrs Lucus
Robinson Fernando Wood. Daniel Z. Dclavan, John
Cochrane. lssac V. Fowler, William Murray and
Thomas Dunlap, Mr.. Shepard, the President and the
Secretaries Messrs. Glover and Vosburg.
THIRD AVENUE RArLRoAD-Capitai Stock
siD000.--BoOks of subscription 10 this stock were
opened by the Commission Myndert Van Setback.
klah F. Purdy and Thomas Murphy, yesterday at No.
II Nssssust The cloie amount was subscribed for in
about treny nipEsS.
" The Grand Jury of the City are said to
be engaged in the consideration Of the charges against
CERTAIN Aldermen connected with toe Broadway Rail-
rUsd Charter, with a view to Presennont
~ The Ericsson returned ON Tuesday
night, and anchored near the Hook Yesterday she
went TO
WoMES's TEMPERANCE MxxrING. - The
Brooklyn Institute was filed to utmost capacity last
evening Notwithstanding the inoomency of the weath
er, to hear Mrs Boomer, Rev Miss Autoinette Brown
and Mrs. Susan r. Anthony upon the subject OF Tenn.
Perance At the appropriate hour the meeting organ
he'd by choosing Mr.. SUSAN Fowler, of NewYork,
Chairman, Tor rather ChRrwoman) and Mrs Mary s.
Rich, Secretary. Mrs. Fowler made few brief inao.
duetory remarks, when che introduced Mrs Bloomer,
Of Seneca Falls, N. Y, who ably addressed the au.
al tot
rest elcitins applause Rev Miss Brown mex,
poke and brought forward some strong arguments as
O'he right OF women to speak in public on the sub:
Jet OF temperance, and TO the propre,y of exer.
e.ng the right of franchise when this question is
brought before the people for their decision
Mrs Anthony followed, and made few statements
'ssiivo to the Ladies' State Temperance Society.
Opportunities were then extended 10 those wishing
Sbecome members OF this Association which va. avn
trsced by many ladies and some gentlemen and the
meeting sepsrated The proceedings throughout were
eOsarc,ed in the most ereditablc manner
DEnocRArIo REPUBLICAN YouxG Mrs's
Committee This Committee met last evening At
Iunnsny HALL for the purpose Of eaceting perrna.
bent organization Charles f. Shea ESQ., of the Eish-
ssenth Ward presiding and Dir. Belts shes,ieg a. (
Secretary
Upon ballot for Chairman /; appeared that JOIN II.
hpNER, Of Fourth Ward, was duly chosen; Secrets.
nee, W. c. Belts, Sixteenth Ward and Francis Dubois
Eleventh Ward Treasurer, Augustus l.. Mcmahon, ,
Seventeenth Ward
Nsssrs. W. C. Belts A. L. McN.hon, Richard C. .
Downing, (Xlrlth wsrd) C. L. Shea and Y. Dubois,
we're appointed Committee TO dra;t By Laws for tho
sr'ernmebt Of the Committee. Forty out Of the one
ssndred members elect were present They were the
'eive Delegates from the different Wards. No con-
sshss appeared in consequence Of the seton of the
'annnany Society Saturday evening. No Delegates
we're admitted from VIII Ward There was consider.
'0e discussion to the prelininsres of the organize.
s0n aud the equal rights OF the Young MEMS Commit.
IN the Affairs of the party but action The
~'oe persoes snnoinsed to wait upon Gsn Pierce, did
ssieak our.