New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09

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CoxcERI on FRIDAY Nrxr-On Friday evening mex,
will be given Concert of sacred music in the Mercer
Church near Eighth st comprising the cantats of Dla-
the subject from the Bblecomposed by Messrs Roo. and
Brsdbury for eight principal voices and chofuses The
choir of the chur and Miss Branerd VIII perform the
los and concerted pieces Dr. c. w Beames will preside al
the organ The admirers and friends of native art should
be present as it is only by listening TO American music
when composed that school Of music can be reared on this
side OF the Atlantic 1t very easy cheap mean and pro-
yincil 70 borrow from Europe and not give back lyrical
vaues
The new play THE Lancers, at Burtons, passed of
well last night 1t is full lively interest and good music
and will doubt be popular
The negotiation referred to in The TRIBUNE some days
ago in res ard to the New York Hotel completed yes
,erday and the transfer will be completed today Messrs
Judson Cranston the new propreors They paid Mr
Hopnot 100000 for the good will alone Mr. Judson is well
known and very popular the landlord Of Judsons
Hotel and Mr. Cranston has gained enviabIe ams as
proprietor of the Rocksway Pavilion ard both will amply
fufn the public expectation Mr Monno, who has been
among the most popular and successful of hotel keepers
retires from public Life with ample fortune
BOARD OF ALDKRsIN-The BoaId Of Aldermen spent
about TWO hours last evening in useless discussion on the
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spnoin,mept Of an Assistant Messenger and finally
decided that they had right to appoint such an officer
They appointed him. however by resolution instead
of first creating the Office by ordinance. When viii the
new Common Council know It's powers and duties
resolution adopted to apply to the Legislature for au
tborty TO raise 5000 600 by issuing stock for the building OF
a new City Hall resolution from the Councilnen in a-
vor Of applying to the Legislature for authority to make an
approprGon TO be placed at the disposal Of the Board Of
Health for cleansing the streets adopted The Presi
dent of the Board read invitation from the City Inspect
or inviting the members to meet a. o'clock Wednesday
night in the chamber of the Counsilmen
Do,rp oy CoUScILsEs There was no. much talk. but
good d. 81 Of work, ast evening in the board large
number of perers having been presented and referred
In relation to the eanng Of streets il was said that the
Controller has given notice that he could not pay TO the
order Of the Board Of Health than what had been
designated lOl cPPtVPiNcASA0f WIN" - ---'-T'
resolution was offered TO memorable the Legislature 10
permit the Common Council TO appropriate 100000 to the
Board Of Heath 1t opposed exhibiting haste not
called for as was stated in short time the contrasts
under the Commissioner Of Streets could be gotup
YVES fp ally adopted by the following vote;
President ard Mscrs saith esnaGn 1
Crsy Wild Crsvcrd Roe Reed Purdy Phiip himoet enoy
Ter RAYMOND Elliott ssruD belden aons xnaa
SEWN Nebtyr HOdsiS.op Hs"ed Jeremiah sr,s 1s7heS'
Mammalian Kennedy futile WGs<rtLI So, Co"Sei
Brush y.rnilye, Besky Wa II smith fnekHeJ '1.A' AH1
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FESTIVAL OF rHI FIRST Troop NATIONAL Guard
The Frst Troop National Guard attached to the Seventh
Regiment " S NJ under the command OF Captain l.
Watt celebrated their Sixteenth anniversary on Iue
day evening by a festya g, the City Assembly Rooms
Broadway About 10 o'clock dinner wes announced when
the members of the Troop invited guests and large
compsny of ladies' and gentlemen marched from the 70
ception the dining saloon where an e1ceen en-
tertainment was prepared. H.,
The company having done ample justice 10 the ulnnel
Capt ats and gave the following regular 'oa''
/ The Pres.dea; OF the linked Sraies.
2 The Governor Of the state Of New-fork
Our Invited Gsess
TIE Pres
In ANNOUNCING the last toast Capt AZ sad ma .ne
ohect tha, all Welded TO- but he thought that
The troopers devoted half much time 70 tne duty a.
,hev Aid 70 that object there would not De nan - MAJ
/ delinquepts in the corps ,., s,L ;i
The health Of General Sanford was then drank amid
GsusFL Sanford being loudly called Tor briefly re