New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

FOURTH OF JULY.-The entire division
of New.York Artillery, under Major Gen. SANFORD, WI
parade on Monday In be OF the day. The line oil
march will be 40 follows The division will form on e
Fifth svenue near the Washington Parade Ground and
movs thence through Wsverlyplsce 10 Broadway,
down Broadway and Canal to West Broadway, through
the latter 10 Chambersst up Chambers TO Churchst,
down Church to Park place, through Psrkpsee 70
Broadway, and round to the eastern gate OF the Park
where, at 10 o'clock, they will be reviewed By ~
Honor. the Mayor, and the Common Council.
MASTER JULIEN's CoNCERT.-We re-
,eber well the sensaton caused In the musical circle
Of Germany two or three year, since BY the announces
men, that the first prize Of the Conservative 10 Psns
had fallen to boy child Of some eight or nine yes
Next we heard Of him giving successful cencef" 10 We
principal cities of France, In Brussels ana Mtef"a
London The reputation he acquired vas 'ohd uss 'u"
Of Mozart, eighty years ago; It was that OF an au"-
not that Of nero youthful prodigy Last evening wa
however our first opportunity Of hearing him. and "ef'
one of the email, but approaching audience ~nlea
sembled at Niblos Saloon, to hear bis deout IN -"
country lie was assisted by Mr.. Timm, accomps'"
Mr. Philip Mayer, who gave Us an aria from ADAM sns
one of schuberts divine songs, and by NJ, Pan"'
When Master Julien appeared on the stage !" p"! ~
6sntssia in ala File du REGIMENT we trembIed iof
him 1t seemed impossible that that pretty little ooy
ten years could venture upon task fitted for Wsa''
or Ole Bull But with the first stroke Of bis bow, ms
feeling vanished
His perfect selfpossessioD, and the real music which
flowed from his instrument showed US Instantly that
though he comes here almost unhersded, indeed We
may say 10 most of musical public, utterly unknown,
there 10 90 doubt of his success How those little fingers
and that little execute passages 90 difficult and
60 diverse in character as heard 10 mystery 10 ~
We have seldom seen an audience so taken byg'
prise or so unanimous 10 their enthusiastic approb0a
as that one last evening at Niblos. More heresGn'
AMERICAN BIBLE SoCIETY.-The resu-
lar meeting of the Board Of manages was held :"
Thursday, July /, William B. Crosby Lsa, 10 m'
Chair. Many of the members bdng OUT o' to~h Wy
attendance was not 40 full as usual, out good de
important business was transacted
EIGHT new Auxilisries we're recognized, Of which nh
vere IN ulinois ope In tennessee and one in Wbcon'
sin.
y.riou. Communications laid before the Board
latter from candidate for the Office Of Superintendent
If puhIc Ip.ruction In Indiana ia regard 10 the SCRIP
nr., in common Schools In that State; another ho"
III. MISSION at Ahmednugger acknowledging the 10
csptof the appropriation BY this Board and making en-
s0uragng statements as 10 the circulation OF the oey
lures In that country also from Mr. Williams o. .sn.
tom another from Smyrna In regard to the pa'ne'''.
Of the Scriptures for the Armenans. -.
Numerous grants OF Bibles and Testamenn,
English and other languages, were made parnca'-y
In Spanish, Danish and German some Tor o" wv
country, and others for foreign lands -
The number Of volumes Issued during the