New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

JvrIisSs coScssrs At Metropolitan Hall to-nishr
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FsiSxEssTviSs PlSoK,si Sr,s,R. FAILS Hope Chapel
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GALLERY oT EGYFTrir ASlIeriTEs-SsaJvssAni Institute
The weather yesterday was cloudy but warm and
peasant-the night clear and cool
The opening Of the Great Fair OF the American Institute
is postponed to Monday the 10th inst
JrIIIEys CONCERT AT METROPOLIS HALL.-Jullens
Concert last night was one OF the most interesting ever
given vast variety of pieces in the programme and
performances were subtle brilliant and sublime The an
dence was numerous and enthusiastic The brothers No
lerhauer the vion-ts cordially encored They are
frst class artists rating among the greatest OF En-
rope The orchestra last night let nothing to be desired
In point Of finished execution The solo Of VI Duhem
first trumpet to the King Of the Begans was quite as mar
velous as those OF bis coadutor already heard In word
no orchestra approaching JuIen in decacy or grandeur
has been heard in this country and hs soo players the
wind instruments have no, their equals in Europe We
never heerd such flute hautboy, claronet OF eornci IN
Pars-and to this may be added be double bass sOmnch
depends on the solo instruments that Il is no wonder that
Juens orchestra taking It whole, is tho best in the
world We say the public do not neglect during the
short time il can be heard
We learn that Judge Paine OF the Superior Court very
H. and not expected to He was brought to town
yesterday from Dutchess Co. and weak that was
necessary take him from the boat to his house on litter
The su brought by Archbishop Hughes against the pro
rretors of TIE Episcopal Recorder is understand on
account OF communication they published, which stated
that Archbishop Hughes had ofciated shop at Gbra
ter that he had been ncsIceraed in the Moorish Castle
for refusing to account for church funds that he
emerged from prison fly this country &c In reply TO
this il is stated that the Archbishop never exercised any
eccesa, al function at Gibraltar WA tried or inn
prsoned there, and finally aerer ras at Gibraltar ~ hrs
hf The case looks Ike very strong one for the Arch
bishop. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
sruARr's ToPooRAFHIcu MAP or THE CRYSTAL Pat
ACE based on sugge ston made by the opening Of
the Exhibition has just been ssued Its object TO show
the visor glance in what part Of the building any de
pariment or important contribution u located and enable
him to fpd II without inquiry OF course this be but
mperieciy effected but Mr. Stuart has been familiar with
tie Exhibition from the fr.t has brought to his task zeal
industry and knowledge. and has executed it well BY a
system Of numerals and lettering dark ground plan be
has contrved to bring vay fair catalogue OF the palace
contents within the compass Of moderate sheet which Is
sold for FIVE We presume very many visitors VIII
wsh carry home such Map for the rfshment OF their
and the qualification Of their friends and that
Mr. stuas unpretending sheet Will thus be treasured by
thousands a. rude boz faithful dsguereoype Of the Amer
lean Crystal Palace It Is Cor sale in the building
AssUAL PARADE OF rHE NEw YosS FiRExES-The
third annual parade OF the Fire Department Of the City
will take place the 18th inst. Thirty five Engine Com
psnies numbering about 200 forty two Hose Com
panies numbering loo and ten Hook and Ladisr
Companies numbering 37j men, have reported to the
Chief Engineer that they viii participate in the parade
Engine Companies No 70, No %, No. %, and No 90
Hoe Companies No ~ No 50 and No 50 and Hook and
Ladder Company No TO- have given notice that they viii
not parade SiI Engine Companies nine Hose Companies
and three Hook and Ladder Companies have not yet
.znhed their intention ether way The Chief Engineer
will Grand Marshal Of the parade and the Assistant
Engineers a. aids At meeting Of the hAnhAls 4 was
decided hat the tax Of each company to pay expenses Of
music &c be laid at 37 cents per man, reckoning Tor the
fu number Of men which the company Is allowed BY law
This AMOUNT the companies have been notified mas be
paid at the Office OF the CHIEF Engineer before the
10Th inst The rules and regulations win be observed
&. On the lat parade The companies viii meet at 10
O'Clock. IN tie morning in Fast Broadway eOuniermneh
to Grandst marh doNn Grand s to the Bovery up the
Borery and Fourth avenue to Twenty third & through
Twenty third s. to Ninth avenue down Ninth avenue.
around Abingdon square to Beecke; through Beecker-
to Broadway and down Broadway the PARK where,
amer being reviewed by The Mayor the companies vii be
dsG.'ssed
MILITARY RrvTw AND INSPECTIONS The FirS. Brgsic
New York Sate Militia Numbering -four gaents, u0d-r
command Of Gen Spr parsded Yesterday for rsVe" aud
inspection At Hamilton sqaare. The various companies
conTo ny Tie several regiments turned oui in sroag nHn
BEN and received the highest oonime0dsion fron The
Brigade Inspector At shc termination Of the instson
TIE brigade brcks into cumn add acr marchag shroagh
many Of tho principal sSc,. IA he upper Part Of the Cay
wtrc sssd
Tho various oumpaaes With ,hsr 'hewy uaiors At
i5aei,d much aiisnaon.
s,ui~c ~ Srraxaur, - The Steamships Area Haf.
rson iog isergsci 18th 90 Passeassrs he Oao b'e As
ynuan The Norh,ra Lsshl ia SAB Jaaa TIC Uaoa for
Chaes,ou ard tie Alabama. ier savannah al ssled from
til. pot Yesterday aRsruooa The Ohio ard the Northern
Li-h, arc iul Of pass ugcFs boznd 70 California
BIuLr UKoS-The American Bible Union hoii- =
Fourth Anniverfsry DAY, IN ,he FEst BaPc-s Ciufrh
BIosnest DR. Gene, P1s'dnt peaks this ny ei 10
,cc,k srss nunb@r u Delegates ar we'd yes,3riay
among whom vsre Dir Taylor President Of the Phladl
IBIS Be- UH,n and several Clrs-sn 81 the Bsp-T -