New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13

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BsrvIS's Wv o. IHr WosLo-P.norsn. No SO s1.t-EJ
Fsascos. afternoon AID
wlssiSe1Os oisers-Periora.ace. .fr9oa - s-ss.st
RHEFss BELess GALLERY Of Psiniass-So eS3 BrosdTsy
ChASLEs l. TIE Felasq1ez Portr.it-h No SO bfoli-sg
The we..bsr " sterday va, delightful aud there at
micnght pleasant propec' for is cootnu .nce 81 n
day omouow woulc add greatly 20 TIE enOymsnis OF the
Inauguration.
The opera Of "The Daughter OF the Regiment VII. be
repeated night at Niblos. by Mad Talon. l! is one
Of her most popular performances.
TIE OPERA At Castle GAsDss II might viii b pre-
scented NoRaA. Madame steflnone in IN, leading cia
rac;er; Madame ,i,i Srskosch AdalgisA NJ Saly Pol
10 N Rosi OrOveso book with the it,ln wor 8 lad
an excel. ut trsn,l.tOn to which is sddsi thu principal
airs in musical pos be had a. the door ltwpr)vs
valuable a,stance to those who do not UNDERSTAND tia
Italian language
New ard fine Peaches Nectuines Ctrol Melons, md
rare tropical fruits are 10 town by the entsro.e OF nes
H. Broas, the vel known fruiterer At the Washington
Market Among recent inpora, ms 10 this way We 'AT
at 30 Coraldsss, Cocoanas Trees AMI Pine Apples In
natural growth.
THy LAST OFFICER 1t is in print h, al meeting Of
the Society Of Cincinnst the al inst II stated
by Gen Anthony Lamb that 'bert Buraet an o-iEna
member of the Society now living in the vicinity OF New
burgb and in hi. 93i year. the only surviving ossr Of
the Army of the Revolution
FUNERAL OF NEW YORK YoLUxrEFR.-Au0thero Of this
RAPIDLY ilnung band Of yesterday conveyed to
bis l.st resting place in Greenwood Cemetery The de-
cessed WIS Lieut. Wilson His remains attended to
the grave by his family and his comrades uniform,
coried By the Atlantic Guards, Cap. VIM. \. BfOuie
The ChoctaE Incians from the South, consisting Of
twenty two men, eighteen females and i'le
rived here on TUESDAY morning They par, II
merous nation If Iudsns formerly resident in Southern
Mississippi and South Western Aishans 'lpying
the southern part Of the Indian territory lher hots Of
Hf their peculiar songs and dsnces their Astonishing ani
interfering bail plays viii form exhibitions of RAJ Al IN
common inerc,t during Their short stay here While tl-
larger lumber young or 10 the prime o. lie TO OF
tL,m the chef and the medicine man. present instances Of
srer 9Th activity in old quite common ia Indian life
Tnr ylsr1isG FiRtNHS our fret page viii be found
= long advertisement fr Mechanical Engine Company
Of Baltimore, in reference to hsr late visit TO tAs and
other cities
WHOSE PEbqrisIrgs Tickets Of admission to Castle
Ga1den q The reception Of The President advertised
for ,as AT 25 cents each B.rnam VIII give handsome
price for Controller II ess receipt ho~iny the payment
Of The money taus collected inO The City Tea'Hyl Wlo
authorized any body % charge the people % cents sch or
ieelug the President
BOARD OF GovERsoRs There was no meeting OF the
Board OF & vernurs yesterday afternoon ia consequence
of sewers, Of the members being absent from tbs Cry
They will bold meeting this afternoon 10 make Arrlnge
rents to receive the President GA Thursday.
Board or ArDrRNrs Several Of the neub-r,rn -,
evening bat there suc Gent numbs- pr.s-l. II
iorIn quorum the Board declared al urAs4 to
this afternoon 81 oclUCk.
Board or ASSISTANT ALDERssS- IN siay JAY ls.
ls53-Assis'4rl AID boCTJN II the Char.
- (tufuf ID Of ert n.
the route of S,c.nd Railroad IRON tfoits, Dstw ,va
Ruse,, snd Peck Zip, 10 s"ulu % Adopted
Ecsoibht~-i'y A-s.rsn' A'd B"X-r;
Essrsd the su,e, COrmusr rspori his B5a-l tie
rus. OF pers rs employed oy hun IS 'se Of ,rst P,'i+
H. tulsas a. and the ran- Of ll p-r.
puHleI OF O. y employ orS, The u il
On Il Woik JOB. Adoised
from Board Of dvTnen.
rc d,s,is to STATE ne ngu5-r each wmi Ca
hf''d s. ls 9 ,s.es 3, ms c pS 70 see aa. ej
efusrg and suterns hass n d. ~ Is o. sud a.
S Sa al pe esS1 r,s dsy. coasuTed '-'
Tie Board then adjourned to the first Monday in Au.
gust.
Tx TuKr-Union Course. L. I-Trottin,, Tls,is
July Great pacing for purse AM stake Vi :. O.
Mile heais. bes, in s.
J. Dmi-l.'L e. TeeuHseh, to wsson...........I-I-I
"'id'f' 49seos,, = ' s.,
A full report Of this all be given tomorrow's
Tribune
Same day match for $500. mile repeat $50 rs wag,rs
W. shutes Big Dck...........
II. woodruff b. es......-...............2-2
Tines 50
Cambridge Course Boston-Trott.n;, Fsid,y July s.
Pure, 2 mile heats, 10 harness.
D.Pe.srs n Lady Vernon.................l-r-l
MA D 3 D. s =
IlIle-526-5lf-5-5
Louisville, Ky OAKLAND Cour'--Irotiing, Monday,
june 27-lurse ESQ, mile beats. best 3 to wagon.
Peabodys ,. m Lady JGne.............1-l-i-l
w Ssunaelss b. 4 Jact kuss.ter. ..L---t4.gl
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STRASGERs-The following peisOns among those
who arrived yesterday Al the