davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
WEDSEsDAY, Jan. lip. VI.


There was moderate amount of business done at the
Stock Board this morning without impOrtan! change in
prices The market generally was firm At the Second
Board there buoyent feeling and the fancies
improved somewhat There is however feeling Of dul
ness depressing the market The leading stock houses
have abundant means but there is great indsposion
to operate view of the unsettled state Of sars abroad
and the orders nom outsiders unusually limited
more active market however is confidently looked for dur
ing February.
In Exchange the market 10 heavy with good supply
over Sterling for produce bills 9a9l for hrstSass
signatures with some bankers at % get Francs
are heavy 52oG517I
The transactions in Freights not active Ts Liver
pool 10000 bufh Grain llidal2di 1900 OF 1000 bbs
Flour 32036; 900 or 200 bales Cotton ll3ed I'd 5000
bbls Rein Al 500 or COO tuns LogwoOd 49, To London
500 ties Besf7 To Hsyre Flour at &c. and Wheat
at 24c TIE Shidng Lit reports for the previous three
DAYS:
To Liverpool engagements Of 10000 bushels Corn and
wheat az ld I'D In bulk and ships bags 1000 5000
hags Flour 3s Cd A bbls. Beef S.. $50 bxs. Bacon
35s': and 1900 bales Cotton, 5I6d. ID. To London,
sOoo alooo bushels Wheat I'D lSOo bbl' Flour e Cd
47s Cd 40 cases Tobacco 35s, measurement 20 bales
Sponge 3os lcO kegs Tamarinds lsd l,oos bbls Oil
previous to our last lS.i 1000 Naval stores S. 400
cow 1900 bbls Flour &c. 3D. and so bales Cotton SID
10 Havre 5000 bbls. Flour 95c 5000 bushels Wheat,
24c three ships were taken up at the rates 100
bales Sponge, lie. 100 bbls Ashes slO; 80 tcs Rice,
sla; and 1000 bales Cotton &c. for compressed &.
uncompressed, and cent for Sea Island To
Antwerp $500 bushels Rye. I'D; a ship was
taken Up at led 6ooO Wheat l7Id 500 bbls Flour, S.
Rice sos; 200 bbls. Spirits Turpentine cents
so bbs Beef &C. oOOo bags Sugar sos zoo hhds do,
SIS Cd; 90 ties Honey cents and 5000 gallons sc
To Hamburg so Honey, 81 cents leo bales Cotton
c. and 200 bxs Sugar ass To Bremen, $50 bbls. Pro-
vision. g. 100 tuns Measurement Goods. 37s Sd $50
bbs Spirits Turpentine and 400 ties Rice, on
priv ate terms We notice besides the following Charters
shp OF 900 tuns to Cardiff Wales Wheat AID in ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
WZLLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

AyHrvERsARY-The ninth anniversary of the Williams
bureh Bible Society took place at the South Secondst
NJ E. Church on tuesday evening. The Rev. T. 5. Per
ter presided Addresses were delivered by the Rev Mr..
Holloway DR. Hill, b +. Butler and the Rev DR.. Yer
nilyea From the report it appears that l0l5 families,
out Of over OOO families visited destitute Of the
Bible The receipts of the So ety for the last year from
oil sources amounted to s597 sl The following officers
were reelected for the year President the Rev
Porter; Vice do j. w. Buckley Corresponding
Secretary the Rev j. ID. Wells Recording Secretary,
j. S. Burr; Treasurer, VIM Margan.
DFCFAsE OF THE CHILF ENGISEER.-Benj amin Dubois,
CLiof Engineer of the Fire Department expired about
O'clock last evening Of consumption, at his residence in
Sixth st.
LEcTURE-Raph Waldo Emerson delivered the
second of the Peoples Course of Lectures last evening at
the L Church The Rev T X. Bsecher'sD. Subject
The Anglo Americans. There large audience
ett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
Ia " LNI,ELLIGENC,E

CoURT or APPEALs. Jan 9, 1sjl.-Horniqg Session
Default in 81 Pratt, respondent agt Fcote, appellant
OIened and argued Mr. Robert Parker counsel for ap'
pelant; Mr. L. Tremane counsel for respondent. Nos.
i7O 81 So struck Of. No Geo. submitted. No. 80, re.
served generally also, 81 No p Preserved cause Nc
Gregor aet Brown. Mr. n. Hill, Jr., counsel for appel
liant RI Robt Parker, counsel for respondent. Default
In 80 oIened Nos 49, A. 40, a. passed. Default taken
in &c and 10 Court called 10 causes aud adjourned for
want Of business. Very few counsel in attendance
JAN 9-Aftern0oa SesaoE-No 90. Snedeker and an
other respondents agt William E. Warning appellant.
Argued MIR Charles III. Smith, counsel for appellant
Mr. A. Taber counsel tor respondent.
JAN lO-A0rAiag Sessi0n.-No ~. Reserved general
w. No As Ovesius Hubbard respondent ag Samuel S.
Briggs appellant Argued Mr.. G.. +. Comstock, coun
eel for appellant Mr. A. Spencer counsel for respond
emit At 81 o'clock argument not concluded.
Albany Evening Josraa, 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
SECOND BOARD
MINING BOARD
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia WEDSEsDAY Jan ii
R.nnrLen for The n Y Trhans BIZ Messrs FAY TaoMAs

Reported for The N Tribune by Messrs Fry rhoAA'
Flint Bodyd-s COO Camden Amboy 6's 49, " 500 ALE
sheuy Co S. co. Sc LehEh6 10 9ei $3.50 DO s5l
s2t 20 City I'll eco Lehish Mort 6S 100: Is Penn
r. r. 49, 10 DO s5wn 40. do, 49, 81 Long Island RR 10
Orleans Gss lZ0 IA Reading R. 59ij loo DO, T.
Muehi Scrip. 49, 81 Mechanics Bank, 81 COMMERCIAL
Bauk, GA. { Bank ofG0Ith Amercs, nc - ...o
Befvea LOO Reading g. 10 s5wn 90 81 90
S. 81 30 Morris Canal 49, 30 do sti 100 hesd
S9i lcO Long Island r. R., cash. 49, 100 do 81 1911
Snd Sears-s2s5o Penns 81 cap te q sos Whining
ton s75 Lehgh g. 10 96ti $1,000 Chester Valley
r. T. b5 s5 r. f2i; Is Lehgh Nav l0s, 10 do
7s 7O 1OC Chester Valley r. l0i Gerard bank l5t
l3 5dO IS! ds Isj Northern Bank Kentucky ID III
do, ll2
rlos,so fyre-Cpiteo ststes 6s l2l asked; u.
81 2l bio l2i asked PsnrA % int o. 90? bid 80 kss
Railroad S9k 81 Read Bds 70, Si bid S21
ssaed Reading Mortgage Bonds So 80 s9i bid 9 asked Pennsy
vanis r. R, isl BID, 81 "ked Morrs Canal lbs bid l5t
Navston bid 2 Led schaylGll NAVIGATION Preferred
81 Island 49, bid 5t asked NcssbuIg Is
I'D H asked; Bank IS bid l3b asked United States 5ssk
n bid 81 aksa; Union Canal IA bid l4t asked Steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
U. S. DISTRICT couRr-Bslors Judge IsesssOLt
TRIAL OF TBEoDOBE A ROssE on CHANGE OF PUkLoIN-
ING FR0x LETTERS At THE PosT-oFFIcE, WHERE hE

TRIAL OF THEODORE a HOesE ON A CHARGE or PUhLOlN
ING FRaM LETTERS AT THE PosT-oFFIcE WHERE he
WAS CLERK.
This Gaze was continued yesterday. Messrs Frederick
FeLsU william base Geo II Kelnger, Geo Hunt, Fhos
Keng.r ard Carey Searu clsss In the Post once en-
Fsgd in The with defendant testified to the ria-
Td letters suoug which the decoy letters In qieston be-
department. and that neither Of the witnesses han.
do with sid letters thst morning Two or
three erks oher departments cane In for moment dgrins
he morning round but did not OF sue IN
20 ster in question 1t common to ake letter up by
the eopfr feel t weight aud examine IT, also to pat paste o
brok aud two Of the witnesses said to reeAl
them If the ses.iug-Wax i tFoEen . e,.--
Jrh kele, reside Brookyn place Of business
on l2b Nay in CAhst, corner John was on the way
n Brook place Of busneS when my attention
was drawn 10 Nj BY biz running down the street toward the
ferr I'D crowd o. al out hundred persons after him crying
hi by the meek tie; be Asked to let
him 70 sr sid you'd lose nothing BY 4 he seid he had dis
rnte With the Postmaster; be asked was ohcer told
krr Il w.s none bis business duty TO sio, him he
1d b. woud would have Something TO
hit effect: then brought him 70 the POst Ofee .
sweru-Was policeman IN May last saw hiIa
ser Ls arr, crowd in Of the PosSOee hesss
IIelk COLI Cof the nr dobroo<
aled Bo low break the the ring letter. Ro 81
ped isf in ping fbe letter the n OUT Nj H. askd
him and be said was paio one dld
o her The whole between them searched him
b. did not nd sny made be- partial search OF h pockets
BE brook Little futler testimony snh
the closed for preseeursn =, ,
and win produce testimony character, &c
10 this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

COURT csLENDAA. TuIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 30 81, 81, a. 81. So 40 to As,
ls n -.
CoMMos PLEAs-Part Nos. ls7, 1911. 1873, 1875.
1885, l6 isr 49, 22S III, o. Part IINOs 2t to al 81
2l2 2l4 to 2is. - -
SUPERIOR CoURr.-same yesterday adding Nos. IS
apdsl
SUPREME COURI-Speei0I Term.-Nos. g., g. 3d. 100.
ISL iCl 20 It5 81 q II IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

ne complaint scuna tss d,E 70 sdssisu ofAs coar
Of Aptea action such ust be brought against sae con-
4sosot sssinsi the Co TIE motion wss sfsassa
Beforo Judge woodruff.
AcTIos sLksDER.
Ffederici Otto Kefehoa ,gt PreseTiek W Hoahsea 3,
To recover damages for alleged false Imprisonment an1
TIE parties Gem nj cane 70 Nes orr
.hp Ar arriving her. drf.ndsnt n.oevd els
usruf.etur Of sold ssd silver hoeEe ~.
With him After being osetnes seout
itrse months dsieDdsnt sid charged plsua VIII seanss
BIN be conveyed the themes 70
th. Tols whie be iePt three days before ons ossasa
he sxuped He then dhkrred IL Il .lso sverred thar
defendant AZ th stated that h,d e. 'io
Tim wcrth Of bro Whereby be greatly injured IL
Shown defense that defendant bad lost eass exeeg
bis statement that effect Verdict for Pkhis IS damages
and
COURT OF GENERAL sgssIoSs-Esda~Ssy-Bsf' Jodse
BEEss
Glroy Letter indicted for keeping ssordery house at
10 2s5 Second PLEADED guilty and emlndsd for sentence
John Hart pleaded guilty stealing box containing poultry
Washington Market and the FentsnEy for
III months
Joseph Csnn tried End convicted Of G.ans John MsA.
Policeman Of Fifteenth Ward and r-msnded
End VIM Hanson tried tot attempt rape
Alice Shelton Of Rhode IssDd out
yictsd Of ssssu ard battery only Sentence deferred
Wolfe Morer brought INFO Court having been arrested
charging him with burglary in the second degree He
rsrnsndeo for trial
The Court then sdjsurnea for'the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

examination OF witnesses was postponed until 10 O'Clock
this morning Mr. ard Mrs Hays are both in cuso1y'
awaiting the result OF the nqustion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
MARRIED.

BEARD-MANSUR-Iu Lowell, Jan s the Hon Ihauar W.
Bssrn United States Treasurer to Mrs Abba v" daughter
of STEPHEN MsDsur
aoOyER- DODGERS On the 18th inst By the Rev Charles
Hoover and Amy M daughter OF Capt Wm
Il al of JeIscY OlfY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
A VOICE FROM THE CHINESE.

To tie HE0atie De Con MisSic Of Emigration.
GEETIFMES: We would humby submit this petition to
your consideration On the 2sth Oct 1852 through your
lind md benevolent efforts announced to that
were be couveye back to Hong Kong China native
lard we were told that early the Thursday next
gentleman by The name OF G. Dennis. Esq, to
yey US in his vtssC which to sail from ,ston to
Hong Kong. Nothing could have filled our hearts with
greater Joy and gratitude than that announcement. We
all waite with anxious expectation for the arrival OF the
harry dy Tut when the day ship with IT, Oar hearts
sgnn sbroudfd with bat sill waited sad
than weeks have already passed away and
DO shin which would home ournlge lad
Now truly 10 great soo~ aud In grief while oar e9ndt N
Is such utterly beyond TO better Ourselves for
of particular cssg AID above all
trtussctiug
home Unfs humanity aid benevOence neTposs and help
None do not know under these circumstances what will become
children home daily expecting to supply their
dFplorbble would be their condition they should
of dsh by starvation IL whose Esenee
iHtuops whose humanity knoVn Throughout the
wide world
II ou PRESENT condition brought by ourselves n IL is
crC having violated laws BY misconduct
or rant the would have been iereIt would perhaps
uch Iahy from the public aud
10 ,mtAfhy the benevolent; but that
principally named George w Beach, OF
mpoiion huHby end ct the same ne conf iently
bfg Of agsn Kind erdeavor 20 hep Ne nome 10
China whore both and friends will spread your names
hrougbcs: hs Emrire.
II behalf Of the whole Chinese Company ct humble
and obedfnt snd petitioner
IIKOON Proprietor Of the Chinese Tung Ho1tTong Co
LFoNG-AHGEW Interpreter and translator for the
Datod December g. 1858 Tong Hook Tong CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
BROOKZ YN ITEMS

DIED OF HIS ISJURIEs.-Patrick Callaghan, Assistant
Foreman of Engine Co No. Is who so seriously in
iured by the falling wall at the FIRE IN Imayst, on Tues
day morning, expired yesterday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
COMMISSION oE LENACY.

A. lame, r. Butler Fsq Hoyt Buer and Norton
Conuou being adjourned meetine assembled yesterday
AZ the Hsfto neither MI Butte OF soana
dspospg mind capable the care and control as estate
Ths r, was IRE h W Robinson and BY g. Ogden E<qs
and pr II Brown Commission and Jury was said that
M Butler about Sc OF He resdsd az
Booin Until November st it shown that he had esn IN
malicious his business which in Posoeros
Condition. About Of November he ssmmsneed Boosting Of
h. in immense weaBh and made some pure
vs. d Of an character He declared bis intention
n ebsTtering steamship North Star (d Vsadereirs
49,, trp world He said be had invited
n.n Victoria male party and expected sooa 70 set
an answer made offer bis family physician OF s5
n. prof onaly with hsnd otEer thing Of the ki1G
M been In business here for about twelve years
The value IN the said clear OF al .oh
49, s7ot he hes also O In stocks there also esa
derbs Brooklyn but the latter ana a
Nv N she In her right They have no ca
den Mn. hA fther mother and eroths lying wAo
the allows the l-sterl i ee nes Of
lin 10 he pesns should Mr. bot recoger 80 to maze
will or ,boud be- If he die ntsstae Mr bue a
b ncfd attention at the sTan 10 ford
TIE Jury returned verdict that Mr b. not OF SQUAD aPoAn
lind ,nd OF the management of " estate
~ rom The testimony his heirs Law &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

\ CArrrrE OF snor LirrERs-Two Germsos nansd
Chsres Meyer and Heay Moer Yesterday arrested
with two Of ladies' CATERS In their possession which
they ad stolen from the store Of Wells Chrisiy No IS
Cou' tsrdt Il fhey we're lock ed up FOR trial.
Ann wheeian and Nora Murphy were arrested and
locked up, charged with shop lifting at tho store OF A. e.
Raymond No. "a West Broadway.
CHsReH oy FsLsE PRE1EssEs-Cssper s,einhsimnr
late grocer and liquor desler at No 6Norh William ct,
yesterday arrested BY Officer Sveeny Of the Lower
Police Court charged with having in September last By
auouls Mt lieieDses obtained credit liquors 20 the
value Of s25o from Mr. Joseph Nathan II is alleged that
the accused Represented that he worth 81 500 in goods
then IN his store end out OF debt but that in tact he was
deeply IN debt az the time and after obtaining the
liquor from Mr. Nathan made assignment for the bene
ht of other creditors. He held by Justice Osborne
for examination.
fAdverisemeutl
PROFESSIONAL CARD-Drs. X. * J Hunter receive
Psiisn in Dsesss Of the Longs daily from MtaSP at
,tsiI oses No 5e2 Brosdwsy Rsis to z Lambert Esq-
This evening Prot FOWLER will apply Phrenology
70 che ,osis1 Of Memory and ,ee tsosls, q the
Tickets u. cents
tAdvertis. msntI
TIE PALACE OF ART-The most magnificent col
Nc Bad az A SsPi s I'D
the Premium DssaerreOtyPea which defy competition
GAdverissmsn,i
w, Wet Silks at Heard, ClePg & Cos No Sol GraOd-st
Wee liable Cloths and Towels Heard C.PP Co.'S No SOL
Wet Musins at Heard Clspp Co.'S No. 81 Grsndst.
Advertisement
PeTham is still amusing the Million aud selling his
Gin Tickets Academy Hall But both hs exhibitions fthe Mir
ror sale of TcEet have an end Mirror
bsDGsd shsreso ers on Febrar,
but sell Tho Committee having
Of the Gift Pr and the partition OF steadily
early decision question. affecting their interests
Acknowledgement
GEN. Ton THUMB AT BARNUMs. - Truth is
ssnseI than fiction say, hS mors.t SO !, were 70
genius OF sensbies we'll read, highly accomplished
be midst eDa0ng farce and mso
place resortthe world would
Tom Thumb the plain prose reality of ali these poetic
afternoon and evening Rarnums Ma
ded ard delighted audiences The usual
given besides and all the CuEosies thrown In without
extra charge
Advertisement
Please read the advertisement Of A. Cushman & Co.,
Doctor James McCintock IL will be found
other column Of this paper.
Advertisement
UNCLE TOMS CABIN" is now performed at the
National Thester the perfect style possible The great
prompted Manager Purdy have
piece newly painted BY eminent artists aud
from Mrs Stoves ork have written in
The Of the Mississippi Ohio has alto introduced
announced for Every Night and Wednesday
Saturday until the 18th Of J1y from
the time produced Little Katy the Hot Corn Girl"
hes also crested quite will performed
improper character admitted of the
house either afternoon or evening
Advertisement
Gas! GAS ! GAslil-Archer Warner & Co have
aree stcck Of STYLES Chandeliers and other Gas FKDres
their Manufacturing Depot, No. SIC Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

bsg clipper bar Adjusier now 10 London FOR Austrs
s F3e50-a brig ia ,unS FIR Aspnwsl 81 ESQ out asd
bsek from Leguns with LogwOod - so tun-two bres
vile 10 Aspnwar Railroad Ties sl7a brig. go tans
from SoUthsido of Cuba TO New York, about - 800 To
California there Is moderate amount offering and pre-
vious rates suIpored-ioO bbls Pork engaged
by the Flying Cloud at ~ so and 400 hf bbls do, "a
10 Australia. there is not much offering We note On
In Port yeslesdsy BsIks.."......,.............0
The emOunt received the Sub Treasury slsstsss
Payments sl<s 234 Balance, s2750,s73,
The amount Of bars shipped by The steamer todayis
s90s62s Some of the bars bought at 9i6 v coat
discount the bulk OF them at { y cent discount.
The Illinois Central Railroad has called for the hftecn
instalment OF cent on It's Bonds payable the isth
of February
The Etna Fire Insurance Company has declared div
dend Of egh, cent
The dividend Of the Home Insurance Company q Eve
cent; rot ten, as heretofore incorrectly reported.
The Long Island Insurance Company S. per share
The East River Savings Bank viii pay interest to its DO
poscrs on the 10th inst the rate of five cent per an
bum Oh sums under ESQ., and at the rate of four cent
on larger sums
The Manhattan Savings Institution will pay the usual -
ttrest on the 10th inst
The Cleveland and Pi:isburg Railroad Company he 10
eared cash dividend OF five cent.
The Mechanics ard Traders Fire Insurance Company
has declared dividend Of four q cent
The receipts of the Southern Michigan and Northern ln
diena Rsioaa for December, Styf -
Deecnoer lso<............ nHs
IDere... % - cent?. ........ ...........s4s sy =
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for De
cember
1852. Isy5.
81 t6s 70 s3 40 -
Freight. SSe fsis
MhosusueeUs '''' Siso"
800, a, ssaoa. a.
Increase .........s.'...'''elNol<5
Albert Ii Nicoays semi weekly sale OF stocks will take
place the Merchants Exchange to morrow, Thursday. ct
III O'Clock
There increased in the Money market on call
and loans on first class securities obtained with facility
at cent The Western balances are rather aocu IN
sting again which good feature. There is good do
msnd for first class psper sai2 cent, without large
supply,
The exports of dry goods packages from Nverpoots
the United States tor the commencing si Nov.
1854 and 1853 stated follows by Edward Hggn
A.. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
CITY ITEMS.
MErEoRoLoGICAL REGIsrER.

T,ov OB,,,rafoas Standard ergoeie- NJ CAsmje.
JOHN C. n. RosEErrI
1854. SAM I2M SPIN
January l...............-....3 80 ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

Advertisement
Gas! GAS GAs!!!-Archer, Warner & Co. have
LARGE stock Of styles Chandeliers and other Gas FKtDres
their gfeaI Manufacturing Depot, No. SIG Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
COURT or COMMON ILEAsTBstsIs Judge DAILY

e
To recover damages implied warranted Of span OF
bor Mr.. saying he would warrant them eut aene
roihrs the matter with them Already rsfsrredto fe' O'
PT vsn Lunsn against the City Of Sew.Ycrk .,.
To recover damages personal injury to plaintI IN De
Ing BY the whre falling INTO hoe % ek-
sysor Cnes4f rsds Motion w maze 20 asnls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
SUPERIOR ooURr-BefOrs Judge CAMPBELL

.. Csu.ats ssar Henry and Charles Wsnnemaeher and
Louis Roth
plaintiff allege. that while passing the residence of de-
pssnts aet ard severely injured BY them and
% 40 laid IS co., In defense .s
80 bst person company with psaf aaultsd sister OF de-
defendants inteered plant drew elG1 TO
ie them This deuieS Verdict for plaintiff 50 against
IIsnry w. and for defendants ~ to other two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

The weather yesterday warm and sloppy winding
up with slow drilling rain during portion Of the even
ing The streets are navgabe for broadhorns and scowS
and ordabe with safety where the bottom is made Of Russ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
LEcTUREs. MEETINGS. AMussMENrs. ae

LECTURES MEET1NGs AMUsENENTs, he
THURSDAY Jan. r. 1854
DR. sTEiSER's LEcTURE-Brooklyn Institute " N
PEoF. MsPESs LEcTURE--MechAncy institute n NJ
Ref Dutch Church jersey City, " M
Ds. CoLLETT's LECTURE -Bleecker Build pv ~ r. "
MARRIED FoRcE Masks ssd Faces" &c Burton's y p NJ
BACHELOR or ARTs, Happy Msn &C a. Wsllaets Pm
CATARACT GASGE and Domesc Economy Brostwsy T.
tJNoLE lows CABIN ZIP ~ Hot NJ National rhestef
Tom THUSs Plays day ard evepins Barnuus Museum
GEo CHEisTY Woops snism ~ broadTJ
BUcELErs OPERA HousBEthotsn Deinestions-SS bwsJ H
EEw-Y OK AnPHTHEATER-E, aearan-7 Bowery, z N =,
BROADWAY MENAcEkIE-A nimss-357 Byay. 10 NJ 70 10 r. ID
INDUSTRY NATioss-CTyss Palace. A. NJ 70 dusk
GALLERY CHRISTIAN ART0B Broadway d and eve
BANvARD's EcYPT Holy LAsD--56 Broadway n 4 ~
PANToscoPE CALiToREIA-7l3 Broadway y r. M
PERHArs SEVEN MILE MIRROR-653 Broadway. and ~ NJ
GALLERY Bowman ASToUTIEs659 Broad~sy 70 10 I'm
WOODS PIcTukB GALLERY day-No 10 brosd~sy
sIGNon BLfTz- Mssic-Stuyyessnt Institute, 7 r. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
fAdvertisement !
Advertisement |

Please read the advertisement Of A. Cushman & Co,
in Doctor James McCntock IL will be found in
other column o this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

LECTURES on EUROPEAN IIsToRY.-Dr Solger will com
Of six Lectures European History and
Politics Friday evening the 18th inst, at Stuyvesan In
sttue See advertisement in another column These lee
lures viii embrace review Of oil the countries and parties
engaged the present and show the relations existing
between the different which compose the population
Of Europe, and nsar Asia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

DECLINE OF MrrBoDIsn-The Christian Adrocate and
oVr.oi Of this week gives table showing the total
her Of members of the Methodist Churches in this City to
have been in ls43 $3.50 in Is45, 957l 1884, 1886 1912
$3.50 1851 99so 1853 93l9-snd showing decrease in
ten wears of $50 members while the population has nearly
doubled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

The Superintendent of the Bank Department Of thn
State gives the annexed statistics in regard to bis Depart
ment
Since the date of the last report there have been esb
.b.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

TIE PALACE OF ART-The most magnificent col
lseon Of Desuereopes be this county Quincy
No $40 BIosday Cal and examine so the PEe Pitcher aud
the Premium DssgerTeotypes. which defy competition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

Perham is still amusing the Million aud selling his
Gin Tickets Academy Hall But both h exhibitions Of the Mir
sale Of 1cEe have end ss the Mirror as to DO
he Shareholders Fehr1sr there
but shout so Of the Gin tickets sell The Committee having
Of the Gift Pr perty and the partition OF gang steadily
ahead the discharge Of their du that the Shareholders
look m early decision Of all question. affecting their interests