New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

DR.. Solger begins TO morrow evening, before the
Mercantile Library Association. course of four lee
lures on the Eastern War. Two lectures are to be
given this week, and two next
The National Academy Of Design opens its Annual
Exhibition of Original Works Of Art at the galleries
formerly occupied By the Dusseldorf collection, over
the entrance to Mr.. Chapins Church in Broadway
Vlsrr OF THE LrGrsLATuRE.-Several of the men,
bers of the Legislature arrived in this City last even.
ing from Albany, and took up their quarters at the
Astor House. The majority Of the members will leave
Albany to-day for this City, and tomorrow Tuesday
thew will visit the Institutions under the charge OF the
| Ten Governors having been invited here for that
purpose
An extra meeting Of the Board Of Managers OF
the American Baptist Missionary Union will be held
| in the Rev DIR. Lstbrops Church, Secondary, oppo-
site Astor-place commencing on Tuesday, the 18th
inst The session will continue four days. This will,
probably be one Of the most important meetings ever
held in the Baptist denomination as subjects Of much
interest will come before them for discussion. Rev.
Dire. Malcom, Granger, Waylsnd, Parker and others,
are expected to take part in the discussion
| BusT or MAYOR WooD.-A very striking likeness
of the Mayor has been made by Mr.. Charles Muller,
the sculptor Of whose medallion heads in bronze
had occasion the other day to speak in terms OF COM
mendation. The head of Mr. Wood is taken in the
same manner, and is very interesting and charac-
teristic production. 1t may be seen we believe, at
Messrs. Williams Il Stevenss.
| JEyyY LIND GoLDsNrDr.-TLe London Morning
advertiser says that Jenny Lind has entered into
engagement TO revisit England in her professional
capacity. From religious scruples she has determined
never more TO appear before the public, under any
circumstances which could be construed into giving
her sanction to theatrical operate performances.
She has further resolved that all her future exhibit
tons before the public shall psrtake more or less of
the character Of sacred music; and, with this view,
che has we are informed stipulated that she shall
sing only in Exeter Hall She is expected here some
time in the month of April. Our readers are aware
ths, Jenny Lind is now the mother of two children.
MoRrALIrY-The total number Of deaths IN this
CITY during the past week was i9l, viz. Men, %;
women 81 boys, l6oi girls, I42; sho wing decrease
of 80 on the mortality Of the previous week. There
were deaths of bronchitis Q of congestion Of the
lungs, So Of consumption, 80 Of Inflammation OF the
lungs. of congestion of the brain, Of diarhes, %
oftyphus fever, II of typhoid fever, OF Inflammation
OF the Dram, = Ol osccct VI NN HSeA'
ton of the bowels, OF small poI, and of pleurisy
The following Is the classification OF diseases Bones,
| Joints &c l. brain aud nerves, ll3; generative or
y.ps 3; heart and blood.vesses 90; lungs, throat,
| &c. 1911; old age, 20 skin, &C., and aupave fe'
yers a. stiborn and premature birth, i5i stomach,
bowels, and other digestive organs, 49, uncertain
sest. and general levers j urinary organs, D. There
were deaths by violent causes, and "a in the public
institutions. The nativity table gives 1874 natives Of
the United States; ireland, IL Germany 80, and II
ofEDgland.
Tpr S1oyrycroy LrsE-The hour of lesvng per
this line has been changed from TO o'clock. r. M.
| The steamer Plymouth Rock resumes her trips, Tor
the season, tomorrow. See advertisement
SyRlors CHARGE AGAINST PILor-lra smith,
po, of the Fulton Ferry boat Osprey, was yesterday
arrested. charged with having, on Saturday, wiliuy
and msliciously run bis boat into the ierry'ooa'
Onalaska, thereby endsngeriDg the lives OIL psssen
GER. and others on board OF both boats he wae neid
10 avail, examination before Justice Osborne at the
Mayors Office.
s1,ysIse AFrR.r-On Saturday afternoon dii-
scuIty occurred between party Of boys who were al
play near the foot of Hammond st. when W N, uleen'
a lad le wears DID, drew q knife and 1sooeo Ie'ea
Coodhart in the right arm, severing the man @'er!
from which the blood flo ~sd profusely The wounaeo
lad wa. Immediately conveyed to bis residence Me-
- c-.l :. vh.rs he VA attended by phyl-