New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

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u,.ufgcrcN NATIONAL MosUa. vT.-We are requested
s,e for Tie information Of tic visitors Of the Crystal
rec that he model Of the monument. together with is
,,,rbuticn boxes, have been removed to more con-
icuous recc on tho lower floor directly in trout Of hc
.ouesan 81. tue Of Washington hat season there were
sd al tic CRYSTAL Palace abou . O0o averaging about
sye-oeht OF cent per visitor. ial each visitor coz
tibucd the S-'l sum OF ten Cent? o amount would have
ken upward of $4,000. The people Of this county hav
fg commenced building this it lies with them 10
inish il. JulCss the contributors ere more froauent
throughout the county, they viii have 10 stop for the want
means to carry on. II has nov reached 10 feet in
light The Board Of Managers inieui adding fifty feet
gore this year Il The funds will admit
- In giving place 10 this annou lccncnt we need only
~ that thosc who Ike the plan Of he proposed
say very properly contribute 10 The expense Of building H.
On the other hand those who believe with that is an
rchitectura doormty Of the ugicst possible kind may
bid Themselves from any such d,naons.
Our readers of the effort making under the
suspices of w,nown gentlemen retain in this City the
ateresting mud invaluable Egyptian Museum Of DR.. Alb
htt. In order TO lay the matter fully and nte-
entity before The public there viii be free meeting this
sroning at u O'Clock at the stuyyesan Institute which
rl be addressed by tho Rev. DR. Thompson the Roy. Dr.
Hawkes., and other eminent gentlemen upon the import
zee Of this collection TO The illustration of biblical study
nero will be scots reserved for ladies who It is hoped
VII favor Tic meeting with their prcscnce Interesting
secmons OF lie collection will be displayed in the lecture
pom and Of The end OF the meeting the Museum will be
crown open the inspection o. the audience. The OPP
tunity Of obtaining 50 Invaluable collection should not
bslost.
Paul julien, whose celebrity v,olinst needs no adj
vUtisement viii give concert this Wednesday, evening,
sthe Tabernacle. He will be assisted by Madame Wal
soe Boucboie, Miss Behrend, MaGune Victor Chome "a
rev prma donna and Mr. Bristow win lead the orches
ira When add that the proceeds viii go entirely to
hs Fire Department Fund, to assist the widows and
Orphans of the lately sacrificed in the good cause of
Cys safety, aud those wounded TO the end we feel
certain that the house will be crsmIncd
BIRDS AND FLowrRs-Tm NV York HoRrIoUL-
frRAL Notwithstanding tic liberal premiums
tferod by Mr. Banum to try to goyansc little life into
hat very ieunct corporation called The NewYork Hor-
ateuural Society," he has moi been able to wake it into
.much c ms there is in last years potato stalk for
a mnv hive few seeds attached in dried up ball
As will sprout again into existence.
But Il we are 10 take the show Of plants and flowers of
Al Society q. the Museum evidence OF the amount
dsfe remaining in the Society, 1t past sproutng Inc
,e exhibition is not equal TO tho show of plants in many
Mss Conservatives. There are not flowers enough to
re the birds singihose who come to look do but IS
avery grumblng tone
AZ an exhibition of public society the show is beneath
Ntee-it is contemplate.
TBE CRYSTAL PALACE RE-INAUGURArIoS.-Among the
sssts engaged for the Crystal Palace celebration of Thurs
as o-morrow) are NJ Drouet, of the greatest flute
rers of Europe and formerly first artistic to the Emperor
Eroleon !; and his son, pianist. Likewise Madame
0me prma donna of the Brussels opera Miss Bchrend
NJ Ferdinand Never; besides Bloomhcds Band, Dod-
vshs Band; and grand orchestra, accompanying some
xmembcrs Of the Harmonic Society andled by Mr. Brs-
h. The musical performers will not be in the gallery but
aced under the dome, the surrounding thousands OF
nors may fully hear and enjoy them For interesting
&s of tie ceremonies advertisement first page
ksIyrRsARY. - The Twcnty-frsi anniversary of the
syw York Magdalcn Society will be held at the Asy-
hn ON Eehy-cqhthst west of the Fourh-av on Thurs
dr. May 4 at 10 A. NJ. Addresses from the Rev. s. Tying,
DID,, and the Rev. N. l.. Scudder may be expected.
Soud the weather be unfavorable the meeting will be
6Strred till the first fair day
IYMiGRArIoN.-The following comprises the foreign I'M
roton 10 this port from tho various ports designated
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psn............ 1892 Chinese ..''''''''''''' 30
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rxuuS1c.TIos FROM CoRoNER ODoyNELL.-Our be-
r,sn has rendered u.s. hitherto incapable of expressing our
r gratitude intrepid who, by their sIeEhaman
baswa at the peril their lives Ahougn no
anan interference recall our osi one Sun ' N