New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

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1858. IAN. Noon. 3P.M 5PM
February 3....".....4o 10 81 4S
EsrERrAINMENTs.-Th Hope Chapel Lee
lures will be commenced this evening by Rev. Dr. LUD
Low, Professor Of Ecclesiastical History at New.Bruns
wick His subject will be The Harmony Of Business
with intellectual Culture
Miss BAcoN will give the second OF her Historical
Lessons this morning.
DR. REDFIELD will lecture upon his favoritc theme
INTERCHANGEABLE evening.
The Nov.York and North American Grand Union
Of Daughters OF Temperance hold their Anniversary
this evening Barnum Cough and others, will speak.
The Anniversary OF Jefferson Lodge Of the Pro-
| testant Association will be held tonight.
AT NmLo's tonight LA Sonnambula by Mad.
/ Soptag az before.
AT WMLAcK's, The Lady Of Lyons" and " The
/ Review yesterday.
At the BROADWAY. the Chinese Juggers, Love,
Law and Physic =" and Ladies Beware
AT BURroS's, "The Lady Of Lyons" as previously,
and THE Serious Family" a. always
AT the MUSEUM, "The Ola Folks at Home, and Ia,
usual afternoon entertainments.
AT the Circus varieties o. the ring and the saddle
AT HrtIrE's, magic, wtchcrat, second sight and
spirit raPrings.
At wooD's, every variety OF Ethiopian perform.
ances.
AT BANvARDs, the interesting Scenery Of Palestine.
AT RIsLrY's Views along the Shores OF the Thames.
The new PANORAMA OF the MISSISSIPPI from It's
source TO its mouth.
The EGYPTIAN MUSEUM with Pharaonic Wonders
Of rare value.
The STUDIO CURloso, with remarkable portraits,
&c, &c.
~ The weather Yesterday was of the most
approved spring pattern and Except the mu) out-of
doors was really delightful. The pent-up citizens
ayaed themselves ofthe opportunity to get breath Of
freh air and the ladies to shake their gorgeous plu-
mage in the sun
II The Committee of the Board of Alder
men which was to have met yesterday at 2 O'Clock
F. M for the purpose OF inqurng into the propriety
of preventing the Company of the Hudson River
Railroad running their cars with steam further down
than Sixteenthst, adjourned the investigation until
Tuesday next, at O'Clock NJ in consequence of the
Illness of Alderman Tweed, who is member Of she
Committee
GENERAL COMMITTEES or DEMOCRATIC VINO
loUNG MEN.-The regular monthly meeting VIII be
held this evening at the Broadway House.
DEMocRArIc PRIMARY MEETING on WEDyEs-
DAY-We have some additional particulars
Isl Udrdlt appears from the Inspectors certificate
that the vote stood 40 Tor the Chsrck ticket and %
for the Dimond ticket.
XIItA Vard--For Members Of General Committee:
John Macarthur, John 5 Austin, Charles Boyce Young
Mems Committee James Flynn, Geo. H. L. Lynch,
William Henry, Nicola. Ray, Thomss Ryan. Ward
Committee Stephen Van Nostrand, Joan NeCusker,
Smith Garrison Albert e. Hayden. Miles Sourby. James
Mcleod Isssc II. Austin Thomas Murphy stephen
Luiz, Alexander Gibson, John II. Payne, Thomas Nj
gent Peter Manohan stephen Clark, James McCusker.
Messrs Donnely and NJ. Mccarthy (sppoiated at Tam
many sign the returns Of election IS Inspectors.
NIth UaTG-Thc Secor, OF successful ticket hal
500 votes TO l23 for the Sohen ticket Two o, the
TGmmany Inspectors oiieia;ed Dennis Ryer sni
Thomas II. Fa-ron and John B. Ryer on the part Of
the citizens Of the Ward
MoRE HARD AND SORT SHE'LL WRAyGLHG.
On TIE closing Of the pol, at the primary meeting in
The First Wsri On Wednesday public meeting OF the
Democracy WIS held Il No Washing on-s,, Martin
Crsgier presiding. john Fay offered resolution re-
turning the acknowledgement OF the Democracy OF the
Ward 10 the Democratic General Committee for order
ing new election. The Fourteenth Ward Hard Shell
Comrn;ee approve of the coarse Of their Delegates in
acting with the Barr General Committee. and have
adopted strong resolutions against the action of the
Council Of Sachems Of Tsmmany Society for attempt
ing decide upon tie merits Of contestants to seats IN
the General Committee.