New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

EyrERTAIsnENrs-Ehe NATIONAL GUARD
BAND will give one of their Grand Concerts this ev-
Ing particulars Of which vii be found In advcr.
Using columns.
AT the BROADWAY THEArrR tonight the Two
BonnycAs,les viii be given by Dsvidge and Mrs Yer
non after which the Chiusse Juggsrs viii go through
their couca and curious performances; to conclude
with Married and Settled
At BuRroNs tonight the Novel Expedient' by
pyott and Miss Weston, Nicholas Nickleby' BY the
whole company, and the "Millers Maid" by Thoup
con, Johnson, Miss Weston and others.
Al wAILAcKs the Lady of Lyons" will be NJ
pea;ed by Lester Miss Keene and others. Also, the
laushable farce of The Review" By Br0ughsn, &c
A, the MUSEUM the new play Of The Old Folks
al Home" will be given both afternoon and evening,
with other novelties
-Attbs Circus there will be afternoon and evening
performance including MscfArlsnds great feat upon
the tight rope the dancing posy, the psntomime Of
the Unfortunate Rivals, SC.
AT HELIxR's, magic, witchcrah, neeromancy,
slesht Of hsnd scientific receptions second sight spirit
rappipgs and all the catalogue Of wonders peculiar to
professors Of the Black Ar, afternoon and evening
AT WOODS, Negro Minstrelsy, sentimental, comic,
pathetic patriotic dances, broasdowns, lectures bur-
esque plays vocal and instrumental solos, &C. &c, a.
usual in great variety
AT B,NvARD's, the most in teresting and remark
able scenes in the Holy Land faithfully deneaied from
drawings made on the spot, and Illustrated by oral
comment, afternoon and evening.
AT RIsIEY's, the scenery from the source TO the
mouth OF Old Father Thames" embracing villas, viii
lagos cities hamlets, and all the variety OF city and
rustic life afternoon and evening
A Geographical PANORAMA Of the MISSISSIPPI,
from It's source its mouth Is among the new fea
lures OF the town IL shows the present appearance OF
more than 3OO0 miles of country
AT the EGYFTIGN MUSEUM there il remarkable
collection of wonders from the land of the Ne uclud.
ing the bricks without straw, armor Of Shishak ear
rings Of Menes, signetrng of Cheops, &c.
AT the STUDIO CuRIoso ose may see many curious
and interesting works OF ar, gathered frorn all quar-
ters portraits Of remarkable kings, queens warriors
philosophers, &c.
rP~ The weather yesterday was oil fog. moth
ips but fog from daylight until an indefinite period
this morning. Out Of doors boundless Hydro
pathc institute and the atmosphere vast wet sheet
wrapping all humanity in chilliness.
r. A new Temperance Hall, at No. Is East
Broadway will be dedicated on Sunday evening.
Madeira Committee met yesterday afternoon al 4
o'clock at the Mayors Once. An addition Of s900 has
been obtained since their meeting on Tuesday The
total amount Of funds recevedup to this time a. 400
The Tally Ho will be in readiness sail for Madeirs In
two or three days and will be entirely loaded by the
contributions received. The cargo is to DO consigned
to the American Consul, John Howard March, Esq.
There still opportunity for those who arc disposed
m in all
they will be thankfully received The Gem ittce
again Tuesday next at o'clock ", at the Mayors
Office.
~ Chief Copway and Chief Maungondaus
TO deliver OF Lectures tho Rutgers In.
stiiute commencing on Monday.
~ The railroad trains were considerably
delayed last night By the fog but did not hear OF
any accident beyond loss of time.
DETENTION ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
On Thursday afternoon about O'Clock the locomotive
and tender Of the freight train from Albany to this
City ran o the track few miles this side of Croton
Falls, in consequence OF the switch being displaced
The O'Clock Express train from Albany, due here at
81 O'Clock last evening did arrive until between
and O'Clock this morning. The o'clock up train was
also detained some or hours. No accident or injury
wssdcne.
~ Geo II, Thompson, Residence No. AS.
Hudson-aE, severely injured By the collision on
board the steamboat Gowanus, 81 the Fulton Ferry
and "a confined to bis house By the injuries received
Al,O lad by the Of Raymond, was Knocked
down And slightly injured
HOPEFgL.-Congress is growing musical
We may lock cut for harmony. Over seventy mem
hers OF TIA; sugus body, we are eredibIy informed
now take In Dyer g. WiINss N4siea! World Sweet
sounds ere in the ascendant, Sven the President Vice
President members Of the Cabinet, Foreign Minister'S
Judges ofthe Supreme Court Gen Scott aud other ce
lebrtes IN any quantity have yielded tie so per.
suAsion. The daleet diseoursiugs Of Dyer & WINS
must tel on the assembled vStom Of the nation Good
for Congre.sgoed ioz the incoming Administration
good for the universal fsnkoe nztioni Three cheer.
for The Mssieal World
FIVE PoIsrs-The temporary building re.
Gently erected the email square q, the Five Point
by the Ladies Home Missionary Society Il 70 be oc
eupied On Saboaths FOR Sunday School and Praciar
in the morning and afternoon, and Temperance NEE.
ings N he evening.
Dfsshcrios OF DEAD BoDIEs.-An Act has
been read twice N the Legislature Of this state the Oh
jeet OF which u TO encourage and promote medical in
quTy and investigation, and for the better protection
p1bie SoTyDg grounds and cemeteries According 20
IL provisions any physician or surgeon. duly quased
according 70 Aw, may have IN his possession human
bodies or psrfs thereof for the purposes Of anatomical
inquiry and instruetoa- The Governors or manager.
Of any hospital or any cher public institution. the
Commissioners Of Health, tie csty Inspectors, or
Mayor and the Aldermen, may surrender the dead
bsdies Of such persons a. required TO bs buried n
the pubic expense to any physician OF surgeon TO be
used for The advancement Of anatomical science. In
al cases however wAere the deceased, or any relative
Of the deceased shall require the intermen, Of the
body, Il mus, be buried without dissection. An aida