New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

HIf0Di0si ~: .,sH.s The r'is' given BY Lsa'
-. Wissiscros CrlcUs corner and Thirty
5sTssrs NISs1srLs No ~ Bro.dr,y
ssssTIEDs HOLr LAND, No SO Broadway.
The weather yesterday shswery, with thunder
sm in the afternoon and two at distance in the
evening Atmdnigbt the rain was falling freely.
VETERAN CoRPs op TIE WAR OF lsl2-The following
"a the General Orders to be observed for tbs celebration
the nth Anniversary OF National Independence
his Corps composed Of the survivors Of those who
gsged in the military service Of the United States the
ysr with Great Britain declared June sh, 1872 will
be on the morning the Fourth Of July next their
asd Quarters No. 60 Lspensrd street. with side and
oocksde hat State swords will be provided that
earning for those who may be deficient and the Treasurer
sln be present with supply OF cocksde5 The Corps will
n mustered into line under the command of Capt Henry
RAYMOND and will march without delay through Broadway
The City Hail. where they will join the deleg alton OF their
trehren the several Counties of the State and under
AZ command Of the Colonel will be presented the Hon
mbe the Mayor and Corporation Of the City, whose guests
y are by invitation for the day Capt Smiths Company
Independent Genuine entails whose services escort
ara accepted are requested to join the Corps At the Orma
dan al Head Quarters, in Lispensrdst The Delegation
nom the several Counties within the State and guests from
ber States will be received in the Superior Count
y the Colonel and his Staff at ocock on that morning
md their several enrolled preparatory to farther
ur0ceeding the Aer prOpDSeu
delegates and Corps they will form in line the right and
m of the Honorable the Mayor and Corporation aud wit
rAs the passing review Of the troops under the command
d Major G enera SANFORD Immediately after which the
earns with their and country delegates with other
NESTS will proceed to the Court rooms where the the
monies Of the day will commence with address to the
Throne of Grace by the Chaplain the Rev Dr. Peter Van
PAL, The Declaration OF Independence will be read by
msmber of the Corps followed by Address it is expect
HaI Saith of vi nd
b.blv others and closed by BenedictiOn by the Rev.
CHAPLAIN Dr. Spring collation. will then be psrtSken Of
sher which the Corps will return to their Head Quarters
and be Dismissed and the several delegates requested
"a remain and organize Convention for consideration Of
he interests of surviving brethren throughout the State
Burtons Benefit at Nibo this evening" stands forth
,he attraction of the day This very popular comedian
finishes his emeRt At Nibos this evening" appearing
n HIS own character of Captain Cutie, supported by
proueha as Bunsby and Joe Bsgstock The whole piece
well east and the highly laus nable farce OF The Mummy
with Barton the Egyphsr ePr rontShve ape'sS ae
bill.
C,ry HALL CLosK-we requested to state that the
al NJ, he Hall will DO stopped for few dAys fer the
of making alterations in the floor Of the Gu
pOa.
me- F,opRNcR AND KErPORT Co. SALE.-We are re
ssted ,o At Ate that large sale of some 500 selected hey
nor, lots will come off to-day at the Merchants Exchange
The projectors of this scheme believe that heyport stu
s,eo on the Raritan Bay 90 miles from the City, will be
come the terminus Of two important routes southwark
The FIRST which is under construction the short cut
route via Florence Philadelphia the Other the great
airline coas, route Norfolk Va Should these roads BIZ
constructed KeypOrt will become place of some impor
.ance upon the Bay, from this to keyport steamers will
. DIV several times each day At 10" ferry fare.
Tar CLARENDON HOUSK opens q new wing to the pub
Lie on the 18th of July the day before the opening OF the
CRYSTAL Palace When twas erected few years since,
This was the urhes up town of any frstcass Hotel in
our CITY, and ahead of all its rivals in the perfection
Of lis appointments especially its separate hot and cold
baths attached TO each bed Since them senior no
tells have been improved and ones of rare mag
pscepcs have bees opened but in eligibility OF location
and excellence OF management the Clarendon has
psror If there be any connected with it, we know
No. where il NAV u found and never had reason 10
peel its existence In neatness quiet and freedom IRON
dust and din the Clarendon unsurpassed and IN no other
hotel can families 10 more completely NJ nome we re-
jse TIA, Mr. Pstnams merited success requires this en-
srgemen, of his already capacous premises AID trust
will continue. (See eardl
USEeUAlEp SrKED.-Ihe steamer Aida on her trip o {
Thursday last made the from her pier foot OF Robin
SON Hawyorl TO Caldwells As miles in one hour and
6Avons uinptes. TO West Point 81 miles, in two hours
And tan minutes and her running time Poughkeepsis
dsducn,, Cornwall and Cold Spring Landings s2 miles,
Was tbrse hours and ten minutes TINS is the best
ever made by any boat on the Hudson, beating the F.
Siddy nine inmates to West Point
The r. NJ steamship Asia sailed yesterday for Liverpool
With ll5 passengers. Hon. j. II. Cameron, Canada; Mr..
Perry Her Brittanic Msjestys Consul at Panama Hos
John slidell u. S. Senator from louisiana Rev. G. w
Perkins Conn and Rev Mr. Hofkenscherd, Canada, are
on board.
Mrs Fooie, wife of Hon T NJ Foote, lately Charge d.
Adares to Austria who arrived in the steamer Baltic
Sunday died in this City Tuesday Mrs. Foote had
been in feeble health for time Her remains were
conveyed to Buffalo.
The Second Semi Annual Examin alton of the BOYS De
pSrment OF Sixteenth Ward School No. 80, in Twenty
Fourth ST. Thomas Foulke Principal will take place to
day. Exercises will commence al o'clock undec the DIG
sscdOn of Joseph Meheen, ESD County Superintendent
The Second Semi Annual Examination of the Primary
Department Of Fifth Ward School No 49, in North Moore
&, will be held by the Trustees this daysxercises
neacing at o'clock. A. ~ The Ladies Department
Mss Ebbetts Principal will be examined by the Sapenn-
isndent, Mr.. Mckeen Exercises to commence 8.
o'clock, T. NJ, this afternoon.
EXCITEMENT AT PUBLIc SCHOOL FROM A FALSE
ALARM or FIRE-Yesterdsy morning. about II o'clock
he residents Of the Eighth Ward thrown into most
alarming stats OF excitement in consequence of alarm
being raised that Public School No. % in Clsrksi BE-
tween Broome and Spring sts, in flames. TIE bells
sng an alarm for the Third District and n short
several Fire Companies with their machines present
and ready for work Many of the parents Of the children
shed in frantic state to the Schoolhouse to seek out
eir own, bs were denied sdmittance by Dr. Fell of
ne School I.,ees who. happening to be present sta
uoned himself at tn main door Of the building and would
permit neither ingrsss &c egress.
Lieut. Wsziow Of the Exhh Ward Police, with large