New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
PHILADELPHIA.
Germnn National Musical Festival.

Correspondence Of The \ y. Trlgne ,,.,.-,
The Fourth German Marion Musical jubilee, which h -
leen IN extensive preparation for considerable time co o..
menced in this city let night The stranger societies were
received by torch light and escorted 70 The front of the
Custom House Chesuut s., where they formally
received.
The dense crowd kept back ny strong police
force Upon the steps Of the Custom House and the
pavement # the United States Hotel opposite the Ph4
dephia societies drawn mp, with their hags displayed
The glazing Of the torchght upon the mass Of persons
gathered around and upon the buildings in the back
ground formed picture Of the most imposing characier
The que. Is were received 10 the open space in front As
quiet could be obtained the song Of welcome COM
menCing-
was sung in capital style After three cheers for the
strraes With were responded 20 by the latter had been
given and received the procession formed under the dec
ton az Nj Kayser and passed over the following route
In ChesAut to Fifth down Fifth to Walnut down Walnut
10 Third NJ Third Green up Green 10 Fourth. down
Fourth 10 Race mp Race to Sixth down Sixth 20 Chestnut
up Chestnut to Ninth to the headquarters the Chinese
On the arrival ofhe line at the Museum the guests we're
welcomed by the chairman Of the committee Of arrange
nerts Tie former then introduced INTO the lover
SELDOM where handsome collation. served After the
euesi- had enjoyed themselves they were escorted TO their
respective quarters.
tab place in the upper saloon Of the Museum
on Tuesday morning at q o'clock, the Societies viii
start for Lemon Hid where they will enjoy pic MIC
There will be- Grafton. concert in the open air, and
various entertainments provided II the weather should
continue pleasant AZ present during tie time OF the
sva the singers viii have pleasant time and music
vii le plenty during their stay among Us.
or Wednesday picnic Wil be given AZ E-glesled, by
a., I1sdepLis Manuerchor b. the New York SAng-rbund
nnc tie Baltimore Leiderkrantz.
Tbe following are the name. Of the Societies from abroad
which are attending the grand Jubilee The Lederlr2ntz
Seug.rlunj. MauneTchor Hsrmonia leu'onn Manner
clnr Ouheus. Social Reform Nerein, ScLerbund, Rhein
iitr Sar gerhlud. and Cmty Nerrin Of New York The
Manner hnr. Of Niiinshurgh Gr-raria Of POrghk-ep
s- Msun4rchor. Turner Lieferta'eL Aron, AMI L.-der
krsrtz a. Baltimore The Froh-ln Il Pittsburgh; Lcder
krsrtz of Ro.ton Saueerhund e Hoi. ysburg G-sang
N.reiu Of Bethlehem, Slngerhund of Ieuton Entracht
~ Newark Mauuerchor. of Reading Li@derkrintz, Of
Ilartf. rd and the Virginia Society, Of Richmond.
Tie Phil dtlpiS Societies liking pert ~ the d-monstra
ten are as follows; The Mann-rcor Ledertsiel Sanger.
hrrd Gle Association. Junger MsnnerchOr En,racht
end Hundes Gssang Ner-n. of Philafe plna.
ON Friday evening t,e icehouse oi Lacy Co, on the
west side of the SchuSlk above Paramount, ST
frr end DESTROYED. together with rye port n Of is
cor f4rts The kss j. estimated ~ sl2010 The building
contained tRo tho1.a ard bushels o. ice The former only
va. injured The flames communicated 20 the bou'e Of
Nlr Peer WaeueT which ai.o DESTROYED The latter
,,tartd hundred tun- of ice. N-. agners loss Is
sr at,d or s. COO upon wlichther i partial insurn
TIE flf ade b, the burning buildings very great.
TIE crrIet t.cfory cd A. Nc 'lllu s. Co. AZ German
'oRr discovered % b. hr- IN the second Story,
shout one o'clock Yesterday morning ant before the
f.r.s could h@ subcuel The mta builiitg entirely
DESTROYED The origin Of the fire Is my,tery The Joss
ori htavy tuf u !, covered by Issuance. TIE Light
fr,r ih- turi ing factory plainly in this city.
Tare v.r PSI deaths in The City ami Lioeries ot Plil-
5,lrla duri the week ending yesterday. Acl--, u3
idrtn 49,. OF the deaths, el were children mn t-r 1
wear az sge o. cholera iLfanium, 10 comp dc s0e 9
t1seIttTy. - SUMPTION. q; c1nvu-iols, lo.