New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
CITY ITEMS.
ENTERrAINMENTs. Il. THIs EvENING.

CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS, sc, THIS EyEylNG
Yxg,syTIox oy INDUSTRY SITIos5-Crystal Palace
!w5sIy1s NIECE issr1gTs hs s.Ts S Ss
srRoUs and Cure FOR The Hear, Ache It saon.
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IT, Lyss sG Mr. . se boom
SgIlss NsIorGil, Hs ie ri 3, s,,..
ssno s .ad sTeniar
D. SOTO discSvsns Acaasmy Of Design
YsAsEErsrr.r PasoE.ms or sAs.R FALLS, Hop CasPst
PEsaaws Orr ExmHTIor-sevsn Nile AirorNo $50 Broadway
olLLtIy FsyrIsAs Ant s
sIeEoR BLITz-Msgiesl Perfornsnces-SO 60 Broadway
The new fashion of ladies cloth coaks is very pretty
over the efs-hough they generally worn over the
right Those little sherpcu, scaIOps, look like the
edge Of a hammer cloth fashionable lady, with wool
en- tidy on her head and fashionable cloak over her
shoulder looks If she had ordered the carriage trim
mngs into the drawingr and was akng an srpg 10
hrocking chair the anti having foresworn its al
egance horse hair and elung to her pretty rnges
NIAGARA FALLs-Frankensteins most accurate and en-
tertsining Panorama Of Niagara growing daily in popu
larity. Three exhibitions given on Thursday to
crowded houses.
UNCLE TON IN THE DAY TME-The Manager Of the
National Thcaier announces the citizens Of Mosania
particularly that in compliance with their request and by
the request Of heads Of families and principal Of schools
the drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin vii be performed on
Saturday this afternoon, commencing at O'Clock and
concluding about O'clock thus giving ample time to return
by the O'Clock train.
Signor BLTz elegant performances with his learned Ca
nary Birds Saturday and Wednesday afternoons, are
among the attractive entertainments in the city for
young people His feats of ventoqusm and egerdemain
which also exhibited have justly given him the repu
tation of being one Of the most accomplished masters Of
his curious art
PHmHARsomc SooIETY-we have received the
Eleventh Annual Report of the New York Philharmonic So
cioy in pamphlet form 1t presents favorable statement
of the condition of the Society and promises well for the
future The report made by J. Ensign Secretary for
the past year At the late annual meeting of the Society
the following officers were elected H C Tmm President
NC HILL Vice President L. spier, Secretary w Schar-
fenburg Treasurer j. l.. Ensign Librarian; T. Eisfeld
and G. F. Brson Assistants The Treasury shows a slight
surplus There 65 peri rning and 10 non performing
professional members and &c honorary There are fs9 a'so
ciato members, and Sc professional members Four Con
cers were given last year This year they Will perform at
the Metropolitan Hail. and offer great inducements to sub
scrbors invite all admirers of high musical art TO sup
port this local institution which is ably conducted by Mr.
Esed and includes the best musicians in the City among
it, performers.
CRICKET-1he Siudtnts OF Inc rrec Acaicng VIII P'AJ
cricket day. Saturday the Red House Harlem at the
St Georges Club grounds
RosFs IN FULL BLooN-whle the cloudy and dreary
winds of October are upon and daily apprehend
ing visit from Jack Frost is gratifying and refreshing to
witness the beautiful parerre OF roses the Broad
way and Fifhav, loading the atmosphere with their de
rcious fragrance.
VISITING FIREmES The Humane Hose Company Of
Philadelphia arrived here Tuesday, in the yacht K X
Scott which they chartered They are here for the purpose
of visiting the Crystal Palace and witnessing the Fromen
Parade Their beautiful yacht is lying at the Canal ct
Pier They did not bring their apparatus
THE LONG ISLAND MuRDFR-A reward Of 1880 is Of
fred for the and conviction of the murderer Of
Catherine Qugly $1,000 by the Governor and $500 by
citizens the neghborhood This ought TO sharpen h'
vigilance of our detectives
MnITARY-The Potsyille Pa National Light Infantry
Can't Poti arrived in this City yesterday afternoon roI
Philadelphia and put up at the Battery Hotel They were
accompanied by the Pottsvie Brass Band In Phladel
pha they received 10y the First State Fencbes Capt
Page The company numbers 50 wearing the Cont
mental uniform they fine looking body Of soldiers
This forenoon they pay visit to the Crystal Palace ant
leave the City at ~ o'clock P. NJ, for home via Phia
dlphia
Institute ct the benefit of female pupils in the Common
Schools These scholarships formerly vested in the Public
School Society have since the consolidation passed int
the control of the Board of Education Two Of them are
now vacant
OuR CoLLEcToR's HEAD.-The Washington correspon
dent Of The Baltimore Clipper says.
"A gentleman who is well informed politics subjects
says that Mr. Guthrie last mic received letter from Col
lector Bronson of NewYork. in reply to the one Mr.
Guthrie wrote him in relation TO the distribution OF ON
ces in the Custom House OF that City and concerning tn
Hard and Soft" Shell Democratic disputes. An
further that Mr. Bronson has been dismissed from office
We have reason to doubt this information
SrRASeERs-Among the recent arrivals q. some Of tn
leading Hotels we notice the following names
Col Jo.eph Paxton. Penn G. W Toler Riehr,ona Va
Hon. Joel White. Norwich y Cresy, Indiana
Dr.. h. Frsnk Palmer Philsd Phio allen ssfAo
p NJ r.e sSsi SehnPG 5 va Kerr Fsssarsh Pa.
D S Letter, BasinOre Ma wn J. benson, BrsadOn As
Isaac Brysn. Mobile.
IRVING HOUSE.
Gov Dudley. North Carolina } H Brown DAD, T'~H' On
Hon J Mulln, Wefertovr ctnnan
Gen Howard South Carolina. Gsnesvoort Albany
H l. sehoolersn wsshinsi0n. c b stene W ,.,,
Dr. A. b Howe, Va sc WlmArth Pitsoarsn
IL l. Stevenson. san Jean Do w noble Bosom
Nicaragua. w, MeLesn' N''si1nsAA
Aston HOUSE.
Hon J. r. wilHsrs ItAses W Merritt, Mobile
Geo Eiy RoehcsseT. IA Jsnkns Z. ; Navy
j B. Dsesos. wsSnsiOn. w;B wels; Use.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Hen : Mclean U 5. Consal O {. Norton, U. IN
rriridsd de CubA w Russell, Missouri;
c. N. Barns Cinsnnsh z Psdsistra- S.saanAa
J.. PeuiTrew, Charleston z q berfAn lndana
Z VI H.rrison Baltimore. J. b BuraeL syracuse
PRESCOTT HOUSE
Rev }. J. Scott FlOrdA y Baum Pottsville-