New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

As the Lecture Season is at hand, the following
list of the Post-Offce Addresses of the most popular
Lecturers Of the last and preceding will be-
yenient to many
RAIPE WALDO HNERsoS, Concord, Mas.
Rev. HENRY GILES Bangor. Maine
EDwfs P. WHIPPLr Boston Mas
OLIVER WENDELL HoLMEs, Boston, Mas
Rev THOMAS srARR KING, Boston, Mas.
Rev THEODORE PARKER, Bosom, Mas.
PARK BESJAMs, New-York Cry
Rev. EpwIs H. CHAPiN New-York City.
GEoR6E w CURTIS, New-York City.
TT MEAGHzR Sew-York City.
Rev. HENRY wARD BEEoHEE. Brooklyn ~.
Mrs. + OAKEs SMITH, Brooklyn, N.
JoHs G. SANE Poet) Burlington, w.
wN II. C. HosNEs, (Poe,) Avon, Livingston Co. N Y.
Rev wN W Patton, Hartford Conn
JOHN THOMPSON Poughkeepse ". Y
DAVID Paul Bows, Philadelphia, Pa
OF the above. Messrs Emerson, Giles, Whipple, and
BENJAMIN may be regarded as Lecturers prOper-tfat
is they are understood to devote much of their time,
from summer summer, to the careful preparation OF
Lectures for the succeeding winter season We trust
this class will be increased, and believe few
persons of competent ability ripe culture and effective
elocution would do well to qualify themselves for this
field of Intellectual effort There are few others more
honorable or more useful and not many wherein the
requisite capacity would be fairly rewarded The
advantageous contrast in which deliberate and thorough
preparation must place them with men hurried from
the exactDg duties of a lawyers, clergymans or edl-
tors vocation to the ectGredesk, need hardly be in
sisted on.
Many who were formerly acceptable Lecturers did
not appear as such last year-probaby finding the de-
mands upon them in other fields of labor fully equal to
their capacity for intellectual exertion. Among these
are Rev Messrs Tying, Bethune and Bellows OF
our City Prof o. NJ Mitchell, Mr. Geo. Bancroft, Mr..
Choate &c. &c. We believe the venerable Prof
Siiman is to be included in this class. so Rev. I.
Starr King, We are informed, will either decline en-
tirely or restrict within limits his Lecturing
for the coming winter and such may be the case with
others whose names appear in the above list
We have not felt justified in including in that list
the names of gentlemen who have lectured on special
themes-as Surgeon f. X. KANE now absent) on the
Artic Regions and number who have lectured ac-
eeptably on Physiology, Chemistry, &c, &c. Yet we
trust the lectures Of the future 10 assume more
practical cast than many Of those hitherto given not
that every lecture is TO be of the useful knowledge
order but that lectures in each course will be-
We trust such speakers Professor J. j. MAPEs on
Agriculture, +. L. YoUMASs Saratoga springs) on
Applied Chemistry, and others of the same general
drift will become every year sought aud appreciAt
ed And We renew our urgent request that Lucy
STONE West Brookfed, Mass ASToNETrE L.
Brown, (South Butler, n. " or some other Of the
exemplary and capable advocates OF WOman's Rights
and exposers of her Unreasonable Legal Wrongs, be
heard once during the winter before each Lyceum. II
the friends of Free Discussion will but insist this in
each locality it may easily be secured.