New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02


AL IHlr oL1TrEs and other plays Barnu this
xiv !" iss Soo three cSaesa.' &C. ." LOUIS
Tvs w,sgSeros Csovs corner srthsv and Thirty -niDh
BAsvARDs Holy LAND, SO Broadway
The Postmaster has begun much needed reformation
In the Carriers Department and intends persevere until
the City Delivery works The satisfaction Of the public
He has increased the carriers the number in all Of and
rs far possible equasd the districts. bots 4bsr
and value South Of Chambers s there will be- three de
Gveies of letters and papers per day from Chambers to
Twenty eighth st. two and from Twenty-eghh TO Fifty
fourth delivery New rules for th1gudsnce Of this
branch Of PostOlice bu,iness will soos be issued.
The Stamped Envelops cor sale a. the Post Office
(Cssbies office Cedar St sde every day from A. a. to
Bpm Price o. 20 per hund7cd
DEPUTY Conference.-The G. c. Walden has been ap-
pointed Deputy Collector at this port in place OF Mr. Ro
maine M Walden has been several years ia tn Custom
House believe at the head Of the Wsreho using Depart
ment, and is able and valuable officer
Prince Albert has just contributed, bis account
to our Worlds Fair q very fine painting
The Opera season at Castle Garden will cor
"Wednesday evening next, under the direction OF Max
Msretzek.
The Rsves we're greeted last night with very large
and highly pleased audience.
The Chinese Dramatic Company appear at Castle Garden
on Monday evening They sadly need the proceeds Of
full house, and we trust they will not fail.
Tie steamer Francis Skiddy is both day and night
boat-lesving New York every morning at O'clock and
Albany every evening at the corresponding hour
The Sunday night mail this City Boston has been
suspended the New Haven Railroad having declined to
renew he contract with the Government for carying
The people of New Orleans enjoying peaches figs
plums black rrie water melons, &c, about these days
On Wednesday night three tows, comprising than
100 barges and canal boats left Albany for this CITY They
ocuped the entire channel that the steamer Empire in
irving TO shoot past the side of the feet got
aground on flats but slipped of Immediately sfterward
We have seen very splendid watch Of chronom-
eter movement which goes out by the steamer Northern
Light on Tuesday neat for Capt Bethen of the connect
ing steamer serra Nevada. the Pacific Ocean. 1t is
neatly Inscribed as follows
Prescned to Capt James H. Behen By Of The
Nevada her passage from San FRANCISCO May eh
PIERRE ToussAlNr, whose funeral will take place this
morning at 10 clock from ST Peters Church, in Barclay
At was born in the Serviude of St. Domingo; and, in
devoted attendance upon his mistress IN her t from
tina, island arrived in this city in 1881 Here the depend
ant became the sole support VI the unfortunate lady, ana
her most dsnterested friend until her death The occupa
tion OF Ladies Hair Dresser gave him admission to the
houses of the influential families Of that day, and his good
manners and unusual discrimination of character, with
high sense Of proprcy, ensured him the countenance'
courtesy and esteem of all TO whom he admitted and
fhe confidence and friendship of to whom the excel
Iepce of his life and character were more intimately
known. All knew his general worth but few we're
acouanted with the generous qualities of his heart and
with those principles snterested and genuine kindness
which governed his daily conduct His charity was OF the
acn character which did not content itself with pre-
sent relief Of pecun.ry aid but which repaired Tune ana
fhoueht by day and by night and long wstchuness and
haisf Of fhe
ing Thus goodness sprugng from refined and elevated
principle and ON sense of religious duty wh,h never
permitted him TO omit scrupulous compliance with
al the requirements of his faith formed the prominent ies
ture Of his character and made his life constant round OF
acts Of kindness and sympsths By such life governed
by such principles of integrity charity and religion, Ious
saint 10 himself the respect esteem and friendship
of many first citizens and though death has made
the circle small in which he had moved there are yet re
manning many who will remember his excellence and
worth with the kndest appreciation
CRYSTAL PALAcE-Gla az the Taterior-We had the
opportunity yesterday Of taking glance at the inside
engagements Of the Crystal Palace and grsthed st
observing the life and activity manifested in every direc
fon which certainly gives promising indications ths the
work will be promptly completed within the t-o weeks
which remain before the time fixed for the opening Of the
Exhibition Many Of the articles have already arrived and
have been delivered the building, but ss lie mostly
packed up boxes crates &c, awaiting the complexion
the counters show and other necessary fixtures
Some however have already been unPseked, and have
assumed the place assigned them for exhoion Among
these few of the celebrated works OF art which
have heretofore noticed Msrochstti's Washington
colossal and very imposing cast in plaster stands com
plee upon IL, lofty pedestal Immediately under the dome
of the Psce. Csrews webster" was minus the right
hand (which doubtless has been supplied by this tne and
had not yet been elevated upon its pedestal Workmen
were busy engaged polishing up magni cent bronze
statue Of The Amazon Horseback" 10 which we have
heretofore alluded and which stands in one Of the psyes
little to the southeast Of the center Thorwadsens
magnificent statusy had all assumed their appropriate
places except the principal figure, which lay in diouted
fragments ready however TO its proper shape and
position The appearance of this group very striking
q seems instinct with he and one is sm s startled a, s,
glance the quiet grandeur and soemnty Of the scene
Each figure unique in its kind and perfectly character
isc The features OF Paul stern and resoute Peter
holds in his hands the keys the doubling Thomas stands
with his finger pressed against his temple 10 attitude Of
meditation the mild and feminine features Of John. the
youngest, and Gbbon calls him. "ths most sublime Of
fths Evangelist" half turned to Heaven with
preston Of angelic sweetness and calm repose knse
ing female figure holding in her hand bsptsmd Is
10 stand Immediately in front of the figure Of the Savior
which will complete the group. These casts, under
sand are the originals by ThorwAdsen, and are nov the
esopey Of T. Beck ESQ., the Danish Consul 10 this City