New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29


his second lecture to night at the Tabernacle
DIR. WIErISo lectures 10 Ladies this afternoon and
10 Gentlemen this evening, st Blocker Buildings
Dr. BoYKror gives his seventh and last lecture this
evening at Metropolitan Hall.
Prof WILLIAMS Will give Lecture a. No. $50
Broadway this evening
The TWENTIETH WARD TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
commence at Lamartne Hail this evening
The FARnERs CLUE meets al noon, at No 3jl
Broadway.
AT wALLAoKs. to night, "The Lady Of Lyons
and " The Good for Nothing"
AT the BROADWAY, "The Lady of Lyons" and
Diamond Cut Diamond"
AT BURROWS, "Tbe Merry Wives of Windsor a"
and "The Two Queens"
AT the ST. CHARLES, Virginia. and To Paris
and Back for IS"
AT BARSUms, afternoon, The Miller Of Whe.
stone" and Deaf as q Post" In the evening
Money"
AT the Circus. great variety Of equestrian and
scrobstic feats, &c.
AT WOODS MrNsTRELs, new programme Of first
class Ethiopian Delnestons, Songs, Dances, &c.
AT the EGYPTrAS MUSEUM a rare and valuable
collection Of Pharnonic and Ptolemac remains.
AT Horn CHAPEL, DR. Valentines comlcal enter.
tinments, with new attractions
Land IL sti on exhibition.
AT RIsLEY's the Panorama OF the Thames may be
seen usual.
AT the ART UNION Rooms the Washington Exhi.
bition Of Paintings, &c.
AT METROPOLITAN HALL, the great Panorama Of
the River Mississippi
AT the APsLLo the Velasquez Portrait Of Charles
the First
~ We are obliged, in consequence of the
pressure space, to postpone the report of the
conservation of the Catholic Church in Thirtyfrstst
with the address of Archbishop Hughes.
~ Knickerbocker Hall was well filed last
evening with listeners to Temperance addresses by
Rev. J. s. HARMON, WIN. EDMoSDs and II. GREELEY.
Good attention was given and strong interest eynced
The cause is onward.
~" The Sixteenth Ward Temperance Al
lance held well attended and earnest meeting last
night. Several short addresses were made
~ The First Colored American Congrega-
tionL Methodist Society having purchased the meet
ing house in sxths, the Bowery, will dedicate
il TO the service Of God Thursday the 3lst instant,
at 2 O'Clock, T. NJ Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is
dress.
IL The regular semiannual Exhibition o.
the Classes In the University commenced yesterday
and continue to.dsy and tomorrow. The Exhibition
ofthe Junior Class will come off Thursday evening.
observation-disclosures or GUILT.-COr-
oner oDonncn yesterday held inquest at No 10
Ieenwicbst, upon THO body OF male child about two
month"; old who alleged to have come TO ts death
by being strsngled by It's mother Considerable tea
tmony was taken, the most important OF which was
tina, of tho mother, Cnristana BAREBACK, German
woman who said 81 have been Ia the United States
for two years have been living with black man
named Cyrus Cole In Rawdon, New Jersey who IL the
f,ther of the child | understand that at liberty
or not to answer whether have choked my child aud
caused lie death and understanding my ghts answer
that have caused the death OF my child by choking
The reason Ihave killed him is, that q black man was
the father OF him 1t would bring shame and disgrace
upon my family my parents live about five or six miles
from Rawdon, New jersey" The Coroners Jnry rem
dered verdict to the effect that the child came to its
death by strangulation caused by Chrstana BAREBACK
lis mother aud the latter was committed for trial.
Tux IArE RAILROAD AoCmENT.-Charles
Kenny. who was run over by Of the Harlem trains
st Sixty st. on Friday night died Sunday at the
Bellevue Hospital He was native OF Ireland, 10
wears of are Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon
the body, when the evidence sddueed showed tina, the
occurrence was purely accidental and the result oil
careleesncss on the part Of the deceased verdict
to that effect was rendered by the Jury.
Tux LATE MURDER IL FRsr-Av- Mary
Neary the woman who severely beaten on
Friday NIGHT by her husband their residence corner
of Twenty seventh st. and Firstav died yesterday
morning at Bellevue Hospital Coroner Hilton will
hold an inoues, upon the body to day. About twelve
witnesses have been secured for examination Ine
husband of the deceased is confined in the prison al
Jefferson Market The weapon used was mallet
such ss is used by stone-cutteis.
F,sy ON Board SIR JAcoB A. WEsrER-
yr1r-Lsst evening about o'clock, IRE was diseoV'
cred in the hold of the ship Jacob A. Westerveli now
loading at the foot Of Marketst East River the hire
ORIGINATED in some bales Of cotton which had become
saturated with hnseed oil and no doubt, was caused
Nv spontaneous combustion The carly arrival OF In
CINE Company No. p whose members assisted IN turn
ins the bales on fire on the dock prevented serious
loss of property.
VkoyrARIAN SocmrY-At meeting OF the
New.York Vegetarian Society held at the HydroPa1ae
Institute In lwelithst Thursday evening lAs; an
sdClress was delivered by DR. Geo II. Taylor of wheh
we give the following extract
After some remarks introductory TO the main subject
the gentleman said that vegetable organization Is
necessary condition No animal can exist without II
One would infer from the reasoning OF well informed
persons that there much drkcu In decking The
relationships Of the two orders Of organized forns-
animal and vegetable 1t is asserted thai sueh Is tae
ambiguity attending their manifestations ths IS am
eult TO decide where ends or the other oeg'a'
that they run parallel and into each other IN manner
TO defy separation some have even limited tAA' AL
mails were vegetables endowed with loeomoaon
sensston and mentality in different degrees, on which
s.ra 49, sests ~ n-ocrcss in which IL exists Tals