New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
CITY ITEMS.



CONCERT Mrs Emma Ginsh.m BoSiwcks Concert this even
N9 will b. s Ts sl o S es ,SS s 81 T Ss na,
Mr1soSs tonight Broadway heaier by Mr. Forrest Also
Dos carssR De BizA. .oui.h waaek Mr. W. tho Don"
USc Pi c,HS . new D:s S b Il SsS cs to-
,p sTls Rsafs IN ss tonight at the Charles As Ths
LAi P1pt ist Gste,1 and g EveIesn Wilson
CBSEst Pt.FgssAceEs az NSs, 70 MINT ~ " cb os
TIE HuSeHslcK this evening Banums Th afternoon Paris
RAGS GsP Games Fss Of E9uono@ Asssa
FGATs o. HosEsGssaP strength and agility in variety this
IslsR scorer MssfRELsY given this No. is
NEGRO S.ioDr Deln.On Character BurqSs Lectures On
c-Pk Anderson will give 70 might his wonderful perform
MuTS OF EcSPrrAs AsrIeUITIE open day and evening No.
os BsISScJobn Owens interesting Picto. description
Mont Blame . evening A. no c 50 sS1'd sy
TIE haTsc caDEEs and other wonders Studio cuO.o No.
PSIscs 1e2The Washington Exhibition of open No. 97
Broadway
SLATE OF DE WIFI CLISToS-The Bronze Statue Of
De Witt Clinton is lying in front OF the City Hall and
will he set up for the inspection of the public previous to
if. removal to Greenwood The Pedestal has been raised
and the Statue will he placed upon in the OF TO-
day Around the pedestal is beautiful wreath OF vine
leaves and fruit and the panels are represented in
5assehf some Of the principal public works which Mr..
Clinton caused to be executed during his Administration
THE ROOSEVELT. ST. FERRI-There are three fne boats
ready to lie put on this Ferry and two Of them will be run
on Monday the 3Oh inst The boats will commence run
ming at o'clock p NJ and run every i've minutes up to
10 oeock p NJ At this hour one boat will be laid up and
the others will run every 10 minutes I'LL - o'clock, and after
l2 will run only and back within the hour TIL
O'CLOCK when the boats viii again commence to run in
FIVE minute time.
~ The Conference Of the NJ E. Church for the eastern
portion Of this City in session at the Allen ST. Church
The business has been mostly examination of candidates
receiving returns and churches &c. DR. Durbin Score
tay Of the Missionary Society states that 100000 will be
required for Missionary purposes this year The prospect
to raise was good the receipts so far were much In
creased over other years The College hddetown In
. good condition.
Thenew ferry boat Gen Frank. Pierce intended for
the Island of Cuba and built for Messrs Moer Sands 81
Rera made her trial trip yesterday and was very success
full Her engine and boilers from the Fulton Iron
Works, Pease & Murphy proPrietOrs.
FoR THE WORLDS FAiR-The Hamburg bark Johanna
Elise arrive yesterday from Hamburg brought 80 pack
ages and Dutch Galliott Niesena ScbursensA from Rot
terdam packages for the New York Exhibition Of the In
dustry Of all Nations.
rYp The Hieksite Quakers are holding their annual
meeting this week The usual were preached on
Sunday, and business eonyocatons began on Monday
Their sessions are not public
u Mr. worral Of Newburgh, has raised pair OF hne
cattle which have been sold to parties in this CITY Tor
sa7oO They are to be exhibited at the Worlds Fan to-
ge,her with nine head FROM the farm Of Henry Clay