New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

which crowds IN rejoicing major upon IL The battle
rsges-the victory Is shrieked by Yankee DsoSle-a
diige, broadly and solennly treated, commsrnorates
the dead-a dance indicates the JOY Of the vicors and
majestic Instrumentation Of Hal Columbia Keeling of
into str ain Of faRss Doodle again 2lees the COM
position Upon the encore Ole Bull plays The Last
Rose Of S4@"- upon til. unaccompauied violin, and
with broader pathos than have ever heard it
treated upon any instrument Il wonderfully sad.
HIS qutnt and groesque variations upon the CsrRicA
Of en'cs concluded the concert The humorous strokes
did not iaii OF appreciation and appreciation BY the
dence TWAS fine and successful concert Il seems
that the vioint bold and that he may again
challenge, with confidence of winning the enthusiasm
OF nine years ago. We truly regret that he gives no
more Concerts at present in New.York.
MiLITARY.--A new Company of lafant-
ry, called Jefferson Blues has Just been organized in
Wlliamsburgh. The Company numbers fifty five men,
nearly ell of whom were already equipped for duty
Mr. Charles kiehl who was Lieutenant in Captain John
Wits Company of Cavalry was elected Captain of the
new Company Mr.. Joseph R Markert, First Leuten.
ant, and Mr.. Conrad Kock Second Lieutenant Two
years ago, Capt Henry Wills formed Corps of Rifle
men, and when the Company became unusually strong
number of them withdrew and formed tac Jefferson
Guards and elected their Captains brother, Mr. JWlls
their Captain The J. G. soon numbered one hundred
men, and now the Captain of the latter Company gives
ffty-fve men to compose the Jefferson Blues.
n TIE PEOPLES WASHING AND BATH
ING House Qil Mottst near Grand is now thronged
with Baihers at the low prices >. two, three and five
cents for Cold Baths with five and ten for Warm The
Washing department has been less pOpu being as ye
unknown TO the great body OF poor housekeepers
City for whose benefit it has been constructed The
charge to Washers has been reduced from FIVE three
cents per hour for which they supplied with
hot sni cold water at touch, hot irons drying ROOM
starch &c and do washing, each in her separate
department. without moving therefrom-the irons com
ing and going at will railway, and the drying iron
Ing &c being done without change of position. This
establishment is so well calculated tighten and short
en- the most repusve household abors and to diminish
the disconforts of crowded home that trust it will
be generally understood and adopted encourage
the building of similar in other parts of the City The
men who have given time and money to its erection
have no thought of profit from H. and are only anxious
to promote cleanliness and comfort among the Poor.
May they not be disappointed
TEMPERANCE IN THE BIC TENT.-Such
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under this spacious Pavilion that in spite of the rain of
last evening, respectable meeting together and
listened with deep interest to the logical forcibe and
eloquent truths presented by Dr. Harrington, the
audience expressing their interest by applause
The singing also warmly sppauied Many are
signing the Pledge and is evident these meetings arc
doing much good.
TEMPERANCE IN WILLIAMsBURGH-
Large and interesting Temperance meetings are held
every Thursday evening in North Fth.st NJ E. Church
The interest IL evidently increasing and the auspices
are exceedingly favorable for action. Only seven
licenses granted for selling liquor in Wiiamsburgh--
over six hundred selling In open violation of law.
NAVAL. u. S. Surveying schooner
Madison Lieut. Maxwell Woodruff, commanding drop.
ped down from the Navy Yard yesterday and anchored
of the Battery. where she will remain for day or two
and then sal for Delaware Bay and River. She will
be employed during The season, those waters, in
hydroeraphical and Typographical unaAr the
direction of Professor Bache.
REAL EsTATE.-AnthOny J. Bleecker
sold yesterday, by auction, the following property-t
being a continuation of the sale of May &C.