New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

III. Csnesrt Of the eeehra,ed Ole Bun ths Thursday
ev,ppg IA Nb.o. Concert saloon, highly att stve as
will b. sx.p BY the advertisement He vii be AIDED by
nr s,rsIossh TIE renowned pianist Ama,a Patti &c
His selection Of pieces : original and varied
II Is not often that Concert presents such unusual II
scsns a. that OF the Baroness lie Berg this evening
Thursduyl az poltan Her skii-addod to his
az CT hestra led By Max Maretzek-and the sss Of The
Orera Nsdsme S,.fsnOne and Mr.. Sali-snd YET mars'
the exquisite viornst Paul Julien-
Tex LIsR.Rr.ss Cos,EsrIos-A convention of libra
rinns and ohes interest in bbEosphy assemblies TO day
in tie smaller Chapel of the University and from the hh
literary standing ct the persons whose names are ppeaded
10 the call well from the connection OF the subject with
the interests OF learning and the progress Of knoet
va may anticipate meeting OF .han ordinary iaP0T
lance Among the distinguished men who have summoned
the Convention G. C. Jeeti OF the Smithsonian instsu
ton. Chss Folsom Of the Boston Athensum Samnl +
Haven Of the American Antiquarian Society, BArnas scars
of the Massachusetts, State Library T. C. HCTck OF Yale
COLI &C. Joshua Leav OF the American GeOg5sphcal and
Statistical Society Edward l. Hale Of Worcester, Mass
Harris Of Harvard Coi.ge and Others Of high eEence
in the apartment OF photography The object Of tnc ses
sion is to conf upon the OF advanC The Prosperity
and useGDe of public libraries and to suggest and d.
cus tops Of interest 10 book collectors and readers II Is
expected that large number of persons from various parts
Of tie country, vii share in the deliberations OF the Con
yenticn We are able 10 state or the authority OF Nyi0as
Lsfrayt G1 : that Mr. JeSett VII be present 10 set
forth the position the Smithsonian institution is ready
hold fer the advancement Of Libraries and the publication
of their catalogue Dr. Cogswe doubt lot WIZ nplrt
many excellent suggestions from the experience he has eu
poy I'd and acqurd in collecting, judcously ard so
sIe,dy the hrges and valuable library Of this
NY Mr. Folsom Mr. Lvermoro. Dir Hairs, and, VIC hope
Dr. Shur viii be present TO speak Of those nunec1s snd
admiral le collections Of books for which Camhrde and
Boston sre famous Mr. Bernard to attend and there Is
No better than be represent the academies and Young
men n,tut,s which found in Souihr IN New England
Mr Heri,k, presume VIII bring out OF his varied stores
Of practical information many important facts and prnc
pies and many Others mo.c than mention VII con
tribute either personally in writing. suggestions nlu
statements, and reports which will not ony be highly
interesting but OF lasting value We shall give !a
port OF he dongs of this body aud doubt that such
unique gathering literary VIII awaken general cur
osiiy and interest
The Advent Mission Church No 80 Forsythst, opened
on Sunday under very favorable auspices The attendance
wa large and the rpons pay for the building lib
oru enc thousand dollars beng subscribed dGrng the day
Sermons are being given each evening at the chapel Mr
Hines Mr. Itch and others are giving d'-courscs
On Tuesday afternoon the la Fayete Fueors OF this
City, commanded b. Capt Richard French, received the
Hichwood Guard OF loboAon. Capt james L Hatfield On
route 10 New Haven the guests the NewiIaven Blues
They were received by the Fusleer- Barclryst Ferry
and escorted through Wal William st. Maiden lane. and
Broadway to the Mcrccr House where very evcolnt col
aion was rariaken of by he two corpspeech AMI sent
nj aboundng in which Capt Hatfield Capt French Alt
seerns Of the Twelfth Regiment and Lieut. McCauloy Of
tie fuslcrs took promn, part The Guards were soon
On board the Now Haven boat by Their escort and parted
fom III, m with cheer upon cheer amid Shelons most
touching strairs in Aud Lang Syne'
Go. " kE>DAII Editor OF The " q P,oqyno ar
rived from Europe yesterday, in he steamer Franklin
IoT Corn soyGs.-If the general crop OF corn is as
abundant these late productions there Will be danger
OF famine The latest and best OF the published crop
which has come to notice has just been Issued by io
race Waters No 1913 Broadway for the benefit OF the Fgo
Points House of Industry The music was arranged by
Woodbury. of the most popular composers in the coun
ny end OF course II good II is to be sung by Wood $
M.nsirls The song called Katys Cry, aud was sus
gesiCd by tie story published some weeks since IN The
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