New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

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h,hcd Jpn O. capshls Of doing n d; x csdon We
VIC rfled y ~ Mons "a. DE ger, SIZED gun u
THE battery eoud be fred with uh precision and effect as
decfpiiao the spe of Trinity Church al every shot
viii b II a ds;auce Of about four mica
Tie building inside Of the r occupied residences for
the commsDd ~ officer and troop together with the store
house FOR on az bu1 f brck in substantial but
rather rough manner and yo in unfinished state
Wien COMPUTED. they se to be pAs;ercd the exterior
with sor; Of ere and water proof cement
This Fort from s advantageous location and strength
wb,n completed viii be the mos formidable one in New
York Hsrbor.
SECRETARY Marcy leA the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
for Washington
Secretary Dobbn arrived the Aston House yesterday
He comes TO inspect the Brooklyn Navy-Yerl
At last there Is movement in Churchs, toward regust
ing the railroad track We told tina; in few days the
ears viii again to Barclay II Mr. Hopes I'M junction
should lie dissolved the yeseyst track would be at
laid and the cars brought up Broadway or near there
SECRETARY or rHE NAVY AT rBE CRYSTAL PALACE
Mr. Dobbn. in company with Capt Magruder and other
officers OF the Navy visited the Crystal Palace lastevenng
remaining about two hours and expressed themselves
pleased with the Whole character OF the Exhibition Mr.
y.nderheuyei the Private Secretary of Mr. Dupont the
General Superintendent in the absence Of his superior
conducted the party through the Exhibition The Score
sry ard his party visit the Navy Yard to day on tour OF
INSPECTION.
JULIEN AT THE PnAcE-We learn proposition has
been made for NJ Julien and his splendid band to take
engagement Of two weeks at the closing OF the Exhibition
to give performance during the day and evening
TstroR,rmc-A new House Printing Telegraph line is
we understand to be built this fall from Troy to Montreal
via saraiosa Spring. which when completed viii make
the fifth e egraph line leading from this City By different
routes to Montreal and Quebec The Line is to be con
srucied under the superinendence of Mr. Thompson
Anew House line Is also nearly completed between Eliza
be:hport j. and Esston Pa on the line OF the Central
Rsilr ed Mr. " W. Alexander who recently and FOR
several years past has occupied prominent position on the
House Southern line has been appointed Superintendent
Of tie OPERATING department on the line than whom no
more competent or faithful man could be found.
Mr. Charles F. Wood. late chief operator in the Now
York office of the Magnetic line has been promoted to the
supsniendeucy Of the Union line to Boston Should Mr.
disc barge his duties his present position as faithfully
ard safsiae orly as be did in his former position on the
Magnetic Inc the public will have much reason to feel
satisfied.
Mr. Joseph Beach succeeds Mr. Wood chief operator
on the Magnetic line and a gentleman ominen1y quail
fed for the position.
The House Printing Telegraph line to Boston is being re
built and the Company making every exertion in their
power TO accommodate the rapidly increasing demand fDr
the use of their wires The business OF this Line, we IN
derstand has increased over ourod within the last year
MIR O. J. Smith has recently disposed of all bis Lines
embracing nearly mles-easi of Boston to the Ma ne
TeecrsIh Co We understand that the Company propose
10 build the Line between Boston and Portland which viii
greatly facilitate the dpaich Of messages to and from Name
and the lower British Provinces The Maine Line the only
one ksdng TO the Provinces has taken Office at Boston
in connection With the House Boston and New York Print
ing Telegraph Co. whose Office in this City is at No p
Wallst
CowsopoRE CoE-Among the passengers in the ship
Maria from PcrnombucO, is Commodore COe with his
hdyl who lately commanded the fleet of Gen. Urquza in
the River La Plate and after defeat ng the Buenos Ayrean
feet and capturing OF their largest vessels surrendered
hs own to the Buenos Ayrans for which service It sad
he received sg5OOoO in gold and silver Although peace
ard The Independence of Bueno5 Ayes were secured by
this surrender vet so nercenary appeared the act on the
part of the Commodore that it elected severe comments
from neuirals in the vicinity well in Europe and the
Unitd States Even his reception board the L. s ship
Jameao and his conveyance TO RIO Janeiro after he
had been declined by the British steamer, brought many
censLres upon the head of Captain Downing the com nand
er of that chip at Rio Janeiro he Commodore lelrn
was again declined by the British steamer the Great West
ern H. b. NJ Mail steamer, bound 10 Englsndl where
upon lie took in the Maria and has arrived at this
port rs above stated Commodore Coe Is brave man and
has seen much service He native Of the United States
but for many years past has resided in South America lie
has had hand in nearly quite all the naval engage
mens on the River La Plate, which have occurred within
the let twenty years.
The students of the Free Academy will play match Of
Creket n the ground Of the ST Georges Club at the
Red House Har Saturday. The Club have directed
San Wright furnish bats balls &c and attend 10 the
wants OF the students
Woop. Of Woods Ministries has newly frescoed his fine
hall and added some new features his Ethiopian perormsn
c.s Last evening selection OF old fayorte melodies
given and for the future the blls Thursday evening
are to consist partially Of these pieces With those fond Of
this Kind OF entertainment the performances of Woods
Ministries arr very deservedy popular. The Concert la
julien was particularly aughable
HoME ToR DESTITUTE CHILDREN OF sEAsES-The con
cen to be given by Madame Sontag for the benefit this
Inst,ulon has been postponed Thursday evening the
10Th int
CoRsER sToSE-The corner stone OF the mai Jeshurun
Educational Institute viii BE- held at o'clock this after
noon in the lo adjoining the jewish Synagogue IN
Grenest The Rev DR. Raphall viii deliver discourse
and will b ASSISTED in the ceremonies by Messrs David
Sameon and Mark Levy
CooL-Among the smart dongs of the Militia officers
we notice q warning TO train served on hr w Scott OF
No rs Twelfth st. The eyes OF the militia officers VIII
probably open some whcu they Major General Winfield
seou n parade duty in Washington square, behind some
porinjsy of Corporal
EarEExr SrSsIrrrsKss-On Tuesday evening sixth
nv car fully crowded with passengers was stopped and
srned respectfully dressed colored female, who undr