New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

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THE WEATHER The long desired spring is 90, y.
fully installed The days begin very fair and with mos.
agreeable temperature bat the afternoons and evenings
taper off with winry chill that dssipsts all the hopes
called into beng by the promising mornings Yesterday
there turn OF winter in the form 81 clOudy
raw day aud a snow furry and rsil storm at night Zoe
weather ioss; that thorough drenchng storm mue
before be certsin OF the permauen, gh, Of
winter.
p S-Atll p NJ the snow coniog down tss, bl
ted nearly touched the ground Toe Streets
were in a desperate condit on
CoScERr-Mr. VIM II Dsyas will give a select mscel.
sneous Concert at the Broadway Tibensce Tuesday
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tow ard the following artists Will assist Madame SeGan
Miss C. \ Dingey. Nrs II Diyas, Miss Marshall Ms
Coustock Miss 81 f. Bodge. Mr. + II N,sb, Mr. NJ CD
burn Mr. j. W. Alden, Mr.. G Evans, NJ. {. Tucker NJ
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CONCERT IN BROOKLYN Mr. V Busch, Orchestral Con
ductor to the King of Denmark will give OF the most
attractive Concerts OF the at the Aheneum Brook
lyn on Monday evening next April II Beside thu Vocalist
Md, Wcilo Ia TIA
Violnist Car Hahn he will have orchestra Of thirty
choice perormeis of New-Yors His programme contain,
much vsred and superior music including Danish
pieces
Bsnvaris G. Drama, long popular resort for citizens
and strangers is about 10 be coed the purpose OF
bbuipg places. Those who have not mus;
improve tie tune between end Wednesday next
Joness P,utoscopo or Picture Of journey overland 10
California with various views the Gold Region now ex
hbtng al the Apolo Rooms, ia highg popular exhibition
Il If painted from 1900 Dayuerreotypes taken on the
rome by Platte River South Pass Salt Lake City the
Great Desert, snowy Mountains, &c
The Third Anniversary Of the Columbian Literary Club
vii BE- celebrated at the chapel of he New York University
on tuesday evening April L. At O'Clock The order OF eI
ercse- will be President a Address by Geo w Boyd
Poem, "Gotbam, b. Philip ii Bovine Essay Spring
by Edw. c. Cooper; Poem, b. Reese, Essay Public
Opinion, by Edw. c. ToylOr-nterspersed with music by
Dodworths Band.
The Chi!drens Aid Society have for year supported
workshop in which they have employed boys in closing
boots and pegging broeans. The firm from whom they
have received this work has made a contract with the
House of Refuge and with the Worshouse at Backwes
leland which takes away from This Society They have
employed great many boys during the year and have
fought them something valuable and contributed materially
Their support and very rG tant 20 abandon the bu
ness They would like hesr Of any other establishment.
in the City with whom they might make similar arrange
The Secretary OF the Society TO be folnd at n
rooms in the Bible House
The Male Department Of Ward School No IS passed
very creditabe examination Thursday giving evidence
of a high standard of excellence.
CRYSTAL PALACE Additional subscriptions to the
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