New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
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Kramer. ssedeu; Hon Chn.toghes Morgan, Albany
eas A. Hun. 90 Hon. Washington Hunt, 10. San.
.lP Bailey 2 .tca " c. Msrua, Juca Wsiso
rsco,o. Worcester. Mas. W. J. CoruweI. Albany
c,vf. ar.bony ssip Bavaria. Cspt ". j. HacSsisS
sY. John Lsd5 Sandwich Islands Cap, Dutton L
A Hon Ftz Henry Warren, Wsssl0ston N.ss
r,srlotts Cashmon. B ston Miss N8iil1a Hay. Lon
SsD. Lieut. J. Alden. Z. :. Gen. Grsngei Canan
s.isg.. John Walker, Weshlagton ?. F. soueA =
q David Pal Brown, phils JokD lison, H. Judge
81 DEMO Uflcs y Y. Hon. James " Marvin. ssrsto
.. cso, Jddkins, steamer Canada Lieut. Beddick
AZ seror Brown, Lynn Dr. r. : Holmes, s.. Louie +
n, ! J. Clerk. DO. Judge J. T. Hayilani, Long
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soul. Boston were At the Astor House yesterday.
Hon. John + Chandler, Phlia, A. C.. Jackson, L. s.
. Cant Cslxsy, Montreal Lieut.; Csc Montreal Y
p.rymps, r. Sloan. HayeshiI, \. II osvaid
Montgomery. Paia a B. Packer. IL were ~ tn"
American Hotel yesterday
~ We are hsPpy to sonouncs toe srrivsl o.
vs,Dy,rgA BaEnEs, among The passengers b The
c.n.ds She viii bc welcomed by grateful multi
ride il this country. who are Indebted 10 her admire
"a writings fof so many hours Of The pures' enjoi
rent
Tgg DISPLAY AT fHE FAlR.-lt IS pronounced
bys parties that the display Of articles a. the presen'
Tslr Of he American Institute is rich quite beyond
rf,cedent But there are those who have been found
- eeny 10 toto tia, the exhibition coDssts exclusively
of,oecmens Of AIT manufactured u tie United s'l;es
We are authorized BY the Managers, however 10 cay
that the disputed articles tie work solely OF IN,
s,tis,s and artisans Of our own counrysud believing
.yeh 10 be true Il should be matter Of graduation 10
.-ery American that We capable Of producing fab
RES which produce energetic ssserT siiJns OF Their
foreign origin rs have fallen from the lips OF snncfy
rsrtes It ia bat renewed evidence OF the ability o.
the New World to meet and in some cases 70 surpa's
me productions Of the Old.
~ The Fall Hivcr Fire Company visited tic
Fsr yesterday Afternoon, al che conclusion OF then
dinner 10 their gaily ornsmen,cd hats and white un
mentonsbles, tho members very conspicuous
obi.c,s and attracted much attention
Up. An Address will be delivered at Castle
Garden this evening, by M. JAMES NJ CRANE, q
Richmond Va On the Progress Of Industrial Pur
suite In tee Southern portion Of the Union
AcciDEaT on THE HARLEM RAiLRoAD-Wc
were rnnforrned In regard 10 the accident which oc
cured on Wednesday. No trains came In collision
but freight train ran over and the milk wac
upset Nj Jones, the conductor vho was In the car,
bad bis shoulder disooatod, aud another person was
somewhat bruised. The engine was not injured The
milk shed was considerable.
~ Rev. II. T. HUDDARr, well known rs an
Instructor Of Youth, proposes TO migrate to California
b s,sis in planting there tie seeds Of Christianity and
Education by founding Church and school a. the
most desirable point resumiug his ministerial unctious
and continuing bis educational lsbors Ultimately he
would hope to see bis School expand into Co!lees-
Mr. H. wi.hes to take out with him an iron church eel
hoe costing CO 0c0 and socits contributions rom bis
Episcopal brethren to enable him TO do 60. His pur
pose is warmly commended By the leading clergymen
Of the Church in our City
ISABELLA GRArEs.--We have received a re
markedly luscious sample OF Isabella Grapes from the
vineyard of Mr. II. Hughes Keypor, N. J. We
nev,r saw any larger except few clusters from the
garden of Mr.. VIM Niblo near Yorkvne, while for
richness and sweetness these have superior. They
are on exhibition the Fair and for sale by Gsssuer
( Young, 1872 Chatham 81.
Ho FOR CALIToRSIA The ladies OF New
York, whose husbands are In California, will meet
this evening at Stoppsni Hall. at hal!psst seven
o'clock precisely, to zee the great California Psnora
ms, Cape Horn, and all intermediate places finding
themselves at last absolutely in the Gold Dlssns
where the gentlemen. up TO theirsnkles, at lesst-in
esi,r. are rocking their cradles vigorously-a job
which they never before appeared half so fond or De-
cdey the most interesting place in New York IN which
TO spend an evening is stoPPsni Hall
CVTHE ssAKsPERE fluctuations, Part XIV
containing two scenes from Much Ado About Nothing
Ia, ,us, been Issued by g. spooner, lo6 Liberiyst
The Issue has been delayed by the Choers and general
depression Of business through the last Summer
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
MLsDLLssoHS AssocIATIOS.-ThisS Society gave
It's second concert for the Monday evening
las. The bill of more varied character than
usual The fret part consisted Of choice selection from
the Slabs, Mater of Rosslnl, including the solos Gu
igs Anlmsm," Pro peccstis and "lnhsmmstus" In
the second part, we had the agreeable novelty of
concerto for the Flute by Brccsldi beautifully played
BY Herr Eben, and Bass Solo by DsbelA, sung by Mr.
r wsllsee, the performance concluding with ROM
serss cantsts, d" The Transient and the Etcrnal."-
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