New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

| 6nb Annual Fair OF the American lnsuIute OF tue
Civ Of Nou.York will be opened 70 toe public at Cas-
n. Garden on The 5th day Of October next. Tho OBJ
,sct 10 to stimulate genius, advance all the useu and
ornamental srts encourage and reward industry, and
elevate the condition Of the sborins man Ia the pur
suit Of bicb, efforts have been continued through Pc
rcd of twenty FIVE yesrs These constantly recurring
stn usn have exercised important on the
progress Of The and manufacture Of our country
and h L. important tia, they should be maintained
The managers ,ocit the presence and soun.enance
Of the People during the Fair where they will meet
large numbers Of the Intelligent and patriotic men of
our country, whose pressnee Lssys tends TO increase
among ompeti,ors their ambition 10 excel TIE lead
Ing notices 10 the program Q are as follows:
Oct !, Q, and T. Castle Garden will be open for the
admission of Goods and Specimens
Dot s. the air viii DO open for the reception OF VIZ
hors ats A. M.
Oct. 9, Flowing, Te,tps Of Plo~s, and sp,dins
Match, stNyaek, Rocklapd County, N. Y. Steamboat
leaves the f % OF Deytt steA M
Oct le, Special Exhibition of Roses and Dahliss
Oct %, 81, % Cattle Shou at Matison Corsse In
tries car be made on the letb 1sh apd 2Oto On .ns
ground OF any time previous by Addressing Coan'
der, Corresponding Secretary, al No, 3JI bfoaovaJ
OCT II, Anniversary Address.
CAMILLE URso's CoNCERT.-We were
present few minutes last evening, among the twelve
or fifteen hundred persons assembled at Metropolitan
Hail TO greet the linle Urso her fret appearance
before an American audience The pretty little creature
wa greeted with hearty applause. Dressed In white
she made her appearance with violin In hand and took
her place upon the small movable platform, on the
front of the stage Her performance In Itself struck
very "a vorsbly coming from the little child, 1t
truly wonderful
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LANE GUARD or THK NINTH WAsD This body, nun.
befipg over one hundred nep, assembled at their
headquarters, and procesAs1 - 1o6oken. where they
"Iidd,ed their target vel RAunAS 10 the City
they marched through The pNsapA arssts and, 10
passing this Office three cheers fos ~ Tribune
given They afterwsrd psrtook Of a suDptuous repsst
prepared for them at their Hall Beeckerst. House.
The following the officers of the Guard z. Low
EFT Posiley Captain Asa Butman, ls Lieutenant; l..
Sebbripe I'd Lieutenant; Ch.s Albertson, VIM. Ad.
ans, G. Lescrsft, g. Chasterson g Phillips ard ~ II.
Chase, additional Lieutenants.
They were accompanied BY Wallcccs Empire Brass
Band and large number Of invited gues,s They also
had the new and elegant banner of the Club, which
was borne aofs by four Halwart Africans, with Messr
Cowan and SecoY az suard of honor. After the
dinner the prizes were presented to tie successful
value of about $500. They were presented by Samuel
Bevort, Jr. Esq, Ex.Ald Dodge, Sherman Brownel
Mr. Archibald Reynolds, and others.
superb and costly mounted cane presented TO
Mr.. VIM Poole by members Of tie Club, and NJ. P.
msde few suitable remarks receiving 1t and the
Guards separated cheering for the Wing candidates
and the Wing cause.
FIRE.-On Wednesday night at Il late
hour fire broke out In new unoccupied building 10
Tepthsv, between Twenty ghth and Twenty ninn-s
The frsmen we're early on the ground and sub.
dued the flames before much damage occurred to the
premises The ire was doubtless the work OF an In.
cenjisry.
The fire bells the same evening rung alarm for the
Fihh District, which provedfslse.
The RECENT MURDER IN FoRsrTH-sr.
The IartsH9d.iOA btt6re The Coroner Contiaued-The
lnQulston relative to tie circumstances which led 20
the death Of John KoertlDg whose manglsd body
found Monday last at the cabinet shop, Of No
% Fersytt st resumed before the Coroner zee.
tordsy. The following testimony was taken:
Patrick Hand, sworn: says he was workman In the
only worked that during the forenoon there
being deficiency OF maternal no eit the shop before ~
uess cid Left 4. M witness to the chop
Monday morning aud found tle door unlocked the shop
locked the when ne arrived uness
o, Of the wofkmen Got there before bin this Iniayl
morning there there, deceaN slept the shop
witness rohrs unusual Ia the Appearance OF tho slcp
teoclothug; dtcesscd bad some. and they vera
missing; John Dotlfe found the decreased huned
the sha1urs the PLATFORM vi lie he wssstter m4ea 70
Lifte ire IN The stove, ard called witness sad OtIsr
WCrkmen the p'ace; wlLefs knew d5etss1 and
KrsuzeI 10 have dispute Il wss Tunpr-d that kreuzsr
es 10 be used on sunday wines links KreulIse
abort s. yra's Fl axe incues hsht had sandy
hair and wtisheTs ltte had his leit eye soEs
.ne Joint of finger of cont know which tcger OF
a. Hsrd II al a I7
tcT he e sson bre, ,yeeks ago; lie ana deceas had
quarrel about h. ne We st was oisthsrg-d; this
the only dispute witness knew 70 take place 10 the
shop; Nsst tod wines tina. he would "N him. mesa
IranE Guftiac. Of No 80 sufolkd, sworn sip 81
work IN Mr. Bpnsss shop No " Fsrsythst this shop Il
under Nj Doeis; Ss'uroty evening az about o'clock,
kIeuizeI erd oecesed Came MO my 5op A1d "sneo =
sell buck, for three shih'uss did not bay IT, and
them; not - the shop Monday; hard Of the
murd-r Monday night; saw kr.utzsr IA Grosnwich.st
sunday about O'Clock a. No lu2 hs aIsed
ne would ike 70 20 end sc nun nAfledi went win
the house Rev. 81. Tslke No. l8t Cmssst he
ws, mSrred a. about 81 ocAek T. NJ remained Al the
priest house so III bal az hour we all iet and went to
tie boarding h0uie Of Mrs Wills aod took glass OF beer
remained there ill . ocl Cd henzsr snd wife went
out into the yad end atseut about half hour.
when they return they had 'haSog on thar clothes
left them in the barroom could that krsuzs had
drank eonoeraoc, but old not notice anything unusual n
hrs mani er | never him have watch until Sunday
silver watch with BLACK cord attached no tod
the minister that he going into the couat ort0 Europe
saw the watch that bought Of his employer but
DO no, remember whether IL bsd chain On il or not;
Kreutzer had tn black clothes which never him
before deceased and kTeuzsr about the same size
did net much with him. but he told his vita
in my petence hat he hsd money the bank Shsh
he had brought with him frem the old conutry.
yoscph Htnscr. sworn-Ssys be u workman for Mr..
/ Bulk.r A. No e5 PoIsvthit had known Krsut1sr fox
three weeks: he sold ssw6uek Sunday morning 70 Mr.
Bsokhsus; witness left the shop az Monday aud
I did rot return ill THURSDAY.
Carl BGckhats OF No 30 Flardgest, testified TO being
wohmsn BouIeIs shop No IS forsyth.st- aud also TO
having bougl the ,subuk from Kieu1er on Sunday morn
ing be did the deceased that morning; he ed
in the shop I'll nv o'clock Sunday morning and
/ one SO into DoSlisls .hop but kIeu'zer.
The investigation here sloied for the Gsy and will be
resumed at 10 o'clock this msrnlng.
KreuzeT hiss not been arrested, although has been
asceIislned to certainty that on Monday afternoon rs
len IN ore Of the North River boats for HsyerstIaw