New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
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Bleak House was produced at walacks las, night b.
fore very large audience and gave very general saisfa
ton. The embraced larger array Of popular
ihsn often falls the lot Of piece: Laurs keene
Lady O'clock" Ms Cramer " Mrs. Jaleby, Ms
Broughsm Hortsnse Mrs Stephens as ~Caddy julie
by Nm lsheFEood Nolumna Therse Ednonds "a
conner Esther Snmmerson.' Blake rurvey
drop PHILIPS e. S.r Leicester Dedockr Walcot as
"stmpole, Lester as The Debitaed Cousin l. Thomp
Inspector Bucket. Dyoa as Tukinghorn. Chip
pendale "JarudyceT sc. &c The play VII doubtless
have great run.
TENrERANcE-The Seventeenth Ward Total Abstinence
Society will hold meeting this friday evening at u
O'Clock at the Sixth Mission Church first door above
Second av and will be addressed by d. Culver on the
subject Of political seton the present crisis Other dis
ngushed speakers expected to address the meeting
AMERICAN INSTITUTE PLowISe AND SP,DINs MATCH
This annual match OF Tuesday the plank road
TO Coney Island The rs premium for blowing awarded
to Joseph Swane Of New.York There nine compel
ors and tie used horses As these matches
are generally conducted they of practical benefit
II is trial of who shall pillow small piece of land
quickest AL usually is done well Ii the trial was to
what Iow easiest proved by dynamometer or 10
see which were best for useoxon horses mules there
would be some in powing matches In the psdng
match there six competitors and VIM Britton drew
the first choice of ground and the first prize This
does prove that he was the best workman The prize
should he the who spades his ground in the best
for garden purposes generally as well as to him
who does it quickest.
MILITARY vslr-The Pottsville National Light Infantry,
commanded by Capt Potts accompanied by the Potsyie
Brass Band will arrive this afternoon at 81 O'clock by the
Camden and Amboy line and will put up at the Battery
Hotel They the Continental uniform
OYSTERS AND SraKE-Bennet C. Fowler, the onearmed
FISHERMAN Of Fair Haven Conn brought into our office
Yesterday small oak stake such Oysermen set to mark
the spot where they plant their oysters about four feet long
upon which upward Of three hundred oysters were growing
lie states that when first taken out of the water had up
ward Of seven hundred adhering to II.
GRAND MILITARY REVIEW AND INSPECTION iesterday
morning the Third Brigade New York State Militia under
the command of Brgader General Hail. proceeded by the
Long Island Eat New York orhe purpose OF being
reviewed and inspected. and doing field duty
The staff Officers were Brigade Major - Cox Surgeon
H. j. Quackenboss Judge Advocate j. Lerocque Engineer
W SerrolL Brigade Paymaster O. K Smith Brigade
Qusrtermast,r j. G. Harriet Assistant do j Smith, and
ABIDE Camp }. j Northrup
The Seventh Regiment National Guards, under the com
mand Of Col Duryoa early the ground This reg
ment all told numbers 643 and battery OF Artil
ry containing sin pieces They have 700 stand OF arms
Tier uniform is gray trimmed with black and gold
The infantry was commanded follows Company lst
Capt Pressincer 3D. Capt Shaler I'd, Capt Price 4h'
Capt Rblet 5h, Capt Creighton 9Th Capt NeVers TIN
Capt Monroe 9Th, Capt SUBWAY
The Eighth Regiment under command Of Col DE Voc,
consists of eight Companies two Of which are cavalry
The infantry numbers about three hundred men, and the
cavalry ore hundred men This regiment is called the
Washington Greys. The infantry companies were com
handed az follows Company A, Capt. Lyons h. Capt
Msndeyille C. Capt Forshay ID, Capt James Little I,
Capt Chamberlain +, Capt Quinn This regiment pre-
sented fine appearance.
The Ninth Regiment Irish Volunteers under command
Of Co Ferris rmed in line upon the ground where they
were inspected This regiment mustered aboutsx hundred
men, and was composed of ten companies of infantry aud
one company Of troop Their uniform is green faced with
buff and gold lace The men belonging TO It are natives OF
Ireland or descendants of Ireland The following com
panes were yesterday present Patriot Guards Capt Coz
fee Erina Guards Capt Murray Jackson Guards Capt
Kelly, Mitchell Guards Capt. Markey; Guyan Cadets
Capt Phelsn Carroll Guards, Lieut. J. Rely commanding
Wolfe Tone Guards, Capt Doran This regiment was a.
tended by Manahen's brass band
The brigade nfRr being inspected by General hau
passed in review before him. after which they went through
variety Of military evolutons, under command OF tho
General The various regiments looked well and presented
on the field grand and imposing appearance In the al
ternoon the regiments dismissed after which they re
turned home The companies Of troop attached to each
regiment were not on the ground
The Perey Guard Capt VIM l.. WsmmeI, were out on
their second annual excursion yesterday They were up To
Colns's Bulls Ferry and had their usual god time The
prizes were awarded as follows
l. A silver lever Watch to Richard VI. Roberts
g A suit Of Clothes TO John Gardiner.
g. A gold Locket to VIM. Dowell.
4 A gold Locket 70 Peter Murray
s. A splendid gold Pen and Pencil 10 Henry j. bryant
6 An ivory Rule to Charles Perley, Jr
: Three gold Studs to William SOuden
= Shakspere's Works 10 C. Donaldson
O. A Vest 20 John Matthews
10. A IS Hat to Samuel Magee.
IL A IS Hat 10 Jacob Richards
- A gold Breastpin 10 Patrick Neeland
srRAsGERs-Among the recent arrivals at some OF the
Leading Hotels We notice the following names
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
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