New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03
CITY ITEMS
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n,r7 Z secEI 9ss srs Eren Wilson" At TIE e. Charles
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r. rssss s06 5stsyoSs ByEEsSUss SC s' usual a.
Erc1e urrss ~ BroadWsy LEV psilts this even NJ
r. ~ g s4 5i."s Of tia famous noun
t.n rsyestsS SANFORD. Of the Mississippi
~ s.sH9s Egyptian Museum is open day and
st sD sSso cuo.o Of Mechanism, &C. is open d'y
10 ssss ~ Ssoss Academy Of Design open day A''
No ~ WshISsoD Exhibition Of Art open '''
~ sSsBns at No 40 Brosd~.y.
,y.Tbe weather was magnificent for May Day Au1
lesss properly appreciated by the nomAol1
Ish make up our gregarious population. hoc,o
..,iv.rssry was more generally celebrated 'D4i' Ill,
,bjn our recollection; at least tenth par iii move
IN or eight thousand families have mo'eu II, -oo,o
-. 90 ,esk commencing last Thursday lnere foon
Mp&y.
syokTISG IyTELLIGEScE.-h ne' Door.'"' -, -;
rofthe first races last night al the
q stated These races BID iSlr 70 f''S' "" ""
oa.,,.,o.,s,s macbeth" was produced last ngh'
,6e Broadway Theater in style hitherto unequaiie"
,euic,ly speaking in this city The house was crowaeu
ann parauette to gallery. Mr. Forrest sustained tne ce
AT with all the force and peculiarly for when ne 80
narNable and which brings him so large NEED OF aP
800 Mr. Conway as "Macduf," and the other parts
- sustained TO the satisfaction Of the audience. The
emery Is well got up and adds much to the eeci OIL 'e
Gets boble tragedy.
In site Of the great drain Of the HPpodrome' nearly
rsrv standard place Of amusement filed The city IS
sx 1 Of strangers attending the various Conventions
universities &C. and everything above mediocnty Is
retiy sure Of crowd
For TN CRYSTAL PALACE ExHHTioM - ny 'ne
,hooner Samuel Clark, Capt Sands which arrVeu 'o"
Port aa Prince yesterday the following articles came ' ca
sation in the Worlds Fair of 1883 They we're sent by
=. Imrersl Majesty Faustin L. the Emperor of Hayt
F,gbt ba0s Of Coffee bags Of Chocolate Nuts, pkg
,.low Wax case Of Water Pots do. Sundries boxes
sosp. pieces Lignum Vite, pkg. Starch 90. mineral
Goal I bundle Rosewood Bark, pieces Fustc oundie
Rail Wood. do Logwood pkg. Sikwood Bark 40
pennerwood Bark, Chairs, bale Hayti Hemp, can
Castor OIL do Honey block Marble, piece Of NJ ihog'
my weighing nearly tuns
The racket ship Samuel NJ Fox also arrived yesterday
morning from Havre having on board - packages OF Her
andise and 1872 Burr mll) Stones for the Exhibition
Sardinia will be much better represented IN the Newhor
yrbton than il was in the London Fair both as respects
alties and quantities Of goods The invitation issued
Arough Committee at the Capital to the artists ana pro-
cers has been promptly responded TO- and they are or
ysrdng rich specimens Of the best productions winch vi"
I've the American public fair idea OF the present state OF
De arts and industry of that Kingdom. The bark Maria
Yueena has sailed for New York with about 50 tans com
vdnr 300 packages Of goods and larger shipment will
p after arrive Two vessels at Leghorn are now taking
some rich specimens of the fruits of Tuscan genius
re Of the specimens Of satuary and painting coming are
eia finest style of art Nelvcs aud silks o the best
Qsi1es are now on their way.
cnAxers ~ FEDERAL OFFIcERs-Yesterlay the seve'
pewlyappointed chief officers Of the Customs took their
kria stations as follows Judge Bronson as Collector
NJ Reddeld Naval Officer and Mr. Cochrlne Surveyor
,d Isaac v Fowler, Post Master The old Deputy Col
s.ors were sworn in. Appointment OF Deputy NaVN vi
t.,s tool Mace az follows: Mr. G. 5 franklin and Mr..
wv noLee. old occupants and Michael Hoffman, a
an If Michael Hoffman deceased in place oJ H. Pinck
NV removed Mr. Cochrane appointed james J." Bone
Dot Deputy Surveyor in place Of Mr. Lynch whose term
opires Gen Dix did not appear at the Assistant lre'su
ms Bureau Mr. Fowler took possession OF the FoSO
te Yesterday Nathaniel p Freeman was appointed ms
esbier Notice was given in the Collectors Office that
isween 10 o'clock A. NJ and T. NJ, the business OF the
dee only would receive attention. Applicants for places
mt therefore, find opportunity to press their claims IN
@a than business hours.
Barn OF ALDERMEN.-The Board met last night at
tlock The President in the chair. Alderman rIEM,S
d that ne desired to present protest against the con
1 given in the last night of meeting TO Messrs Russ and
Reed for the pavement of the Fourthav. Bowery and
CAaiham-st
Alderman MooRE moved the protest be entered on the
minutes
Alderman TYMAN-l desire 10 have il read
Alderman OAXLEY-I do moi think the gentleman Is emit
tied 10 than to have his protest entered We cannot
delay the business of the Board listening to six or eight
sheets of foolscap Of closely written matter.
Alderman TnNAS-You told me to send in all my Bun
Senbe.
Alderman OAXLn-Yes but l did not expect you to
sind in 50 much as TO scken me-
Alderman TwEED-l move it be read
NyHRM MENBHRs ToGErHER-O don't read. Withdraw
Ad motion
The PREsIDENr-The reading is called for, gentlemen
Here several of the members took their hats and rushed
ut Of the room and then some one moved the roll be
aAed which being done it was found that there was not
Ncum present And the Board declared adjourned
ghe President.
PRisrERs' STRIKE. The Book and job Printers of
M York struck Monday morning for advance offs
casper 900 ems on manuscript and reprint h IS 80 and
Scents per 1000 ems and sl per week The Committee
IN the New-York Printers Cooperative Union met at
iumany Hail. at II o'clock to receive reports from the
~oas Offices The following is the substance of the
ias received:
OFFICES PAYING rHE SCALE
Af Brother, Vincent L. Dill
eeAss, Thos T.. Sutton.
tsaa Taylor, Harper Brothers
~ Stereotype Association MIR Rhodes Directory OHice,
sec1st Boob Concern, Fsrnsworh
noas Hart, James Cunnin CHAM
- " Neshitt6 Co. C. BeItTaa.
Vans Bovine 4 Co, VIM. Burroughs.
Nseral other offices reported willing 70 pay the
'Ae in part, abide the decision Of the majority OF EN-
eHyeS Most Of the men in the nOnpayiug offices have
Saek There between 200 and 300 Printers strike
Mass Meeting was held las, evening in Fountain Hall