New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

the Cr,s..l p.sc. in square and thai these
gentlemen have organized their suboroiuass As "o"s
Mr.. B.tcheder Secretary Mr. Samuel Weber . pr' u
cal mAchiuist General Aid; Mr. Joseph &. doms super
inendent OF Machinery in Notion Col b. +. JONAS IN
Secretary cfhe State al Society, SdP-r Mt nd7n
q Agricultural Implements; Capt Edward Vincent of
Textile Fabrics; Mr. F. Patti OF Sculpture. ponce
corps has also been organized for the preservation OF god
order and the protection Of property in the building during
the exhibition.
Mr. EvERIrr's LEcruRs-Tne lecture by this eminent
scholar statesman which is announced for tbs even
ing before the Historical Society will be an event OF more
than common interest in thu lecture going world oar
Everett it is well known susains brilliant reputNioni ID
Massachusetts, as popular orator His eloquence Is OF
chsste classical and impressive character never 20 ef
stepping the uodesty of nature and of elaborate ee-
g.nce both in expression and delivery II is seldom that
an opportun presented of listening 10 Mr. Everett in
this City and have doubt that the present occasion
viii sact a. large and as intelligent audience ever
graced the seats of Metropolitan Hall.
DIsTURSELLs RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP GUIDE-We
have received this useful travellers manuel for 1883 and
recommend 8 convenient and Trustworthy guide
in all alters relating conveyances both for the Aner
and European tourists II contains full information
With regard to the various Of travel at home aud
abroad tables of foreign and coins cuOnhoue
AID passport regulations hotels &c The American tray-
eer would do well put in his pocket before crossing
the Atlantic
MLIrARr-Yesterdsy afternoon the Brooklyn Light
Guard commanded by Capt Clark and attended BY bod
woihs Band made their spring parade in this City They
srched through Broadway and other Of the principal
streets, attracting much attention as they passed along
They mustered musk.ts uniformed in buf coats
and pants, WIKI bear skin caps.
TIE LAST NOVELTY we have noticed in the way Of bust
ness is profer of Mesrs. Rafferty, Le'sk' Hters'
No Chatbamst, give each purchaser Daguerreo
type Of himself neatly inserted in the center Of the crown
of his new bcadeear there to remain till the hat itself
wears out They propose sell these Daguerreotye Hats
lust as cheap a. sny Hats be Sold calculating
that the moderate expense Of the pictures will be made up
to them by the incre ,se of their sales.
We pass judgment on the sptness or Vaue oil TINS
idea Each viii decide for himself whether he would prefer
Hat 80 illustrated to the olc plan la coming "ut
FRI m crowde dinner party undertaking to pick out
his Hat from pile Of two three hundred half dozen
Of them by the same maker the of the Dayuerreo
type attachment would have decided advantage. and in
fact could hardly bunder unless he had gone beyond the
second bottle Then parentaly rejected lover blessed
with some unexpected opportunity to communicate with
the ieausly guarded maiden might the portrait out of
lis hat and send in lieu Of the letter he hal neither time
nor means for wiring But suppose he should be most
unseasonaby detected in a cltndestine visit to bis ad'rc
and constrained to beat precptate retreat leaving his
bat to bis pursuers picture and aha would not be 80
peasan for the lady Wearing ones he r upon his sleeve
is rroverbially doubtful polcy-and there Is much TO be
sid both ways wearing ones portrait in his hat
What is the next novelty
The ARMENIA steamboat is now making two quick
trips per DAY between this City and kryPor Monmouth
Co. ~ j. at 12l cents per passage, or 81 per month o
| commuters KeypOrt is nearly an air limo from this
City TO Philadelphia which is 80 miles from us by this
route-4i water and &c land from Keyport to Florence,
| aral f.rFfl fful
Here is the Of the proposed Plank Road to be-
placed in m- by sdlroas by Of which passengers
can lie convey from tbs City to Phil dvpha in less tn
four hours 1t significant indication that about
third of the whole distance 10 Keyporl is nov run for
shilling by the month at the rate ofour cents passage
The hackers of this enterprise are of course large owners
Of Keypo aud Deighborng property which they expsctto
make available 10y proferng facilities for travel, and
build up Keypor rapidly into another Newark or
| Paterson Go ahead
FIRE ASD Loss OF LIFE -Afre broke gu. aboutc o'clock
last ever e. in the basement of dwelling houss in Essex
st. near Riyr gon II stated that George rrenchard
one the attaches Of the Chief Of Police fell through atrp
door into the fire. and burned to death The fire
conired to the basement and but slight damage was done
to the property
TIE IrAIIAS ExILEs AND THEIR TREATMENT At
NEE ing Of the Society of the Friends Of Civil aud Re
cious Freedom the following report presented By the
Con mittee appointed on tue case Oh the lath LAlt'
brought to NewYork in the Sandman sloopofwar San
| Giovanni
HAT they held an interview with the Exles nj the earliest
rtun IT, and communicated them the sympathy of
The Society and in heir name, inquired what were tho cir
cum-suoes Of their exile and their present wants aad
! vi,hcs
The E1le demonstrated in return lively of graf
iuie appor ted committee to con or with our committee
81 an desire 10 be Immediately pov lef
with U.s. FIJI work by which they mig ht obtain livelihood
They sat that most Of them mechanics some sol
deis some students and of letters, an monk,
&c Tut that all would cheerully perform any labor, how
! ~, hard Of which they might he capable
! They mentioned that they had been treatsd with
c.s.,ry verify on board the vessel by he officers and
r., fore Al ding bad drawn up statement of it, which has
b.en her tof're published in the New York papers.
Tho tx les cg hy fun in number eighty beng men
ard four women Who sccomp sned their hus Daqds they
are natives of different part OF Italy and generally oe
tween the ags Of twenty and Thirty five The youngest
seventeen They chiefly OF the number o thoss who
took Il ugc in Piedmont after the overthrow of the pub
lican Covrumtnts OF Rome and Venice in 1919 aud be
long TO the Republican party Early in February rumor
If a revolution about b commence in Lombtrdy was
nresd in Piedmont and they arrested most OF them
within few days suspicion of being inclined to joa in
il some on the frontiers by Gordon OF royaloops newly
formed there the way aud others AZ tneir resi-
dences fbut none Of them organized armed blnds
! the Pc dmoniese Government having decided not 70
take part against the Austrins and IN favor Of the rde
p4pd-nce Of sly done by King Charles Albert at
he head of his army in ls4s.
Ahoye thousapd have been scattered in different drsc
tiors by the Pecm0nteee Government. Some OF those
arrested delivered up 10 the Governments OF th7
r.spe, tive c,unTies allowed 10 depart from
P omont their expense, aud others were promise
passports which III received. Some 0t the oahd
arrived here were Imprisoned IN Cell win Huruerer u
der ,entence Of death.
When The vessel was ready the exiles marched At
night on board, between files OF soldiers anu tar