New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22

ENrERTAmxEsTs.-The concluding lecture
Of the Peoples Course viii be given tonight at the
Tabernacle by Rev. T. K BEEcHEE, Of williamsburgh.
Subject show to Manufacture American Cidzens'
MIR. DAVID win deliver q lecture tonight st Hope
Chapel. upon Napoleon Bonaparte." He win speak
In the French language.
DIR WETrNo gives a free lecture upon Physio
ogy tonight, in the Bleeeker Buildings
Prof JOSEPH JONES viii lecture, this evening, at
the Brooklyn Institute, upon Physical Education.
"A regular meeting Of the FARMERS CLUB will be
held at noon At the American institute.
AT the BROADWAY, tonight, "Virginius," by Mr..
Forrest and To Paris and Bark for Is"
AT burrows "The Merry Wives Of Windsor" aud
The Smiths"
AT wALLAcK's "old Heads and Young Hesr.s,"
and Raising the Wind"
"A, the ST CHARLES The Willow Copse," and
American Farmers"
AT BAHsum's this afternoon, Bsmboozling" and
His Last Legs" In the evening. " Blue Beard"
AT the CIacCs, the French Equestrian troupe will
continue through the week in addition to the usual at
trsctions.
At Woops MrNsrRELs there win be several new
features In the Sentimental and Buresque Ethiopian
line.
DIR. VALENTINE the DroIleris, continues his conf.
caities at Hope Chapel
LILA VALENTINE will give q series Of Concerts AZ
the Society Library, this evening.
-BAsvARDs popular and instructive Panorama of
the Holy Land remains awhile longer at No. $50 Broad
wsy.
-RIsLEY's Panorama Of the River Thames which
has been pstronized very largely, will be visited
usual at No. f06 Broadway.
-SANFoRDs Panorama OF the Mississippi River s
on exhibition al Metropolitan Hall.
The WASHINGTON EXHIBITION Of Paintings and
other Works ofArt is open at the Art Union Rooms.
The MODEL Of SAN Francisco Is on exhibition at
No $40 Broadway.
The OrKRA-A very brilliant crowded
audience witnessed the windlngup Opera Of Madam
Sontags season The piece given was the Sonnsm-
buls-which cordially received by the audience.
Numerous boquets were thrown, and double calls be-
fore the curtain greeted the singers.
~ An appeal is made TO the benevolent to
contribute for the relief of certain 100 passengers per
bark Catherine Augusta who sailed from this port for
Australia and put in Rio Janeiro in distress Ia De-
cember last At the last the passengers
in dep!orsblc state OF suffering. Mayor Westervet
will take charge Of any funds that may be subscribed
BLIND HAIRY HAS GoNE ALoFT-lIenry
Franklin the Blind Sailor who most Of your renders
knew have selling cigars from the steps OF pub
Tic buildings IN this City, 1ed aud guided by his faithful
dog Jack who with the most devoted attachment 10
bis masters interest caught picked up the coppers
the silver which the curious the charitable have
thrown him for his masters dependent famiy) died
on Sunday evening at % O'Clock of the disease with
which he has been afflicted for years past aneurism Of
the heart His death peaceful ndhappy his faith
firm and unGinchiug. He remarked 10 the writer but
few hours previous TO his death am waiting to 60;
am all right my anchor is in the right place IL holds
good" As the writer babe him iurewo he said 81" shall
DO gone before you return; but will see you on the
other side Once was blind, but now sec" His fu-
neral will take place from the Sailors Home No 100
Cherry st. Tuesday, 22d inst, at o'clock 7. NJ. His
shipmates and friends invited to attend without
further invitation.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
AsorRER CALFoRNn TICKET SwiSDLE.-
Another of those swindles which often perpe-
traied upon California sdventurers leaving this City,
was brought to light yesterday IL appears from the
sfrdsylts below that one Geo f. Hamilton has been
ceiling large guam of frau iulen pass tickets pur
porting be good for passage in the steamer Uncle
Sam and promising to that his patrons should not
be imposed upon" Tickets TO the value (as sold by
Hsmton) Of e. 900 have been taken to the Jefferson
Market Police Court by the vctimzcd andthe prncip