The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

A. MORRIS.
THE GERMAN FESTIVAL IN NEW YoRK.-1be
German Turner'S, now holding their musical festi-
val 10 New York, have resolved to celebrate the
next anniversary at Phiisdelpha In the year 1857,
and to hold the "Algemeinen Sangerfeste" only
every second year. The Tribune has the follow.
ing account of what was done on Monday:
Ate O'Clock 10 the morning the several Societies
assembled again at their headquarters in Washing .
ton Hall and marched In procession through Grand
Broadway to the Metropolitan Theatre, where the
general rehearsal of the grand concert held Ia II
evening took place. Their procession numbered
about one thousand, and was sccompan BY two
bands OF music, and conducted by twelve narshals
on horseback, the guests marching In 'front.' and
the united Societies OF New York, Brookiyn and
Williamsburg bringing up the rear of the process.
sion. Among the numerous banners We noticed
OF white satin, with the inscription "Gesang -Verfn
Virginia, gegruendet am JUL, 1852, Richmond
Va"
The musical festival took place at the Metropoli.
tan Theatre la the evening. The weather was
ho', still the theatre was crowded, and remained
80, notwithstanding 1t was insufferably close The
number OF performers was over a thousand and
hey packed the stage a. thick as they could stand
The orchestra was very large occupying the usual
place, and overlapping into the Dit The stage was
iestooned with flowers, national frasernsl and To-
ricai some OF them very smart and brilliant There
was 20 much noise 10 the lobbiss that we heard
win oiffcuity where ws stood, but enouah to
learn that the chorisers were no 10 m e,r I'm
and were admirably led By Mr.. Carl Bsremann-
Inc nest part given was a Cantata, The Forest,
oy julius Oito senior-in which number of pieces
some OF them highly suggestive and picturesque,
49,. sung WIN dus temper and discretion, and
were Wen received. Next followed The Wander.
ers Song, W. E. Becker, a Iivslv ar d pless,nt
cnoIus given oy the Baltimore Sapgerbuud, Then
the Triple conjuration chorus from William Tell
wa. wen delivered and loudly sppisuded. march
~ II
received; 30 too the Chorus OF Priests from Mo-
z.rts Magic Flute Several o,her pieces follow
The members ofthe various societks who com.
Tor the genial manner 10 which they hs We sustsusd
tue tastes OF their tatherland and combined TO give
saon 90 entertainment to the public.
we notice among the societies Ia attendance At
the festival the following from Baltimore:
Arbeiter Gesaug verein, Mechanics Song Asso.
cisnon.) Observation-Disclosures, Professor C. II.
manr: PRESIDENT F. Lorz; Secretary. l.. Scher.
Fer, and IA SINCERE - >'oA~A'
Arion-No names stated
Observation-Disclosures. p Wackar. p.,.xjant
Y: Wamoach; Secretary. Below aud 81 sinsers
LLleoerkfsnz, (Song Wreath)-I0 singers
turner Saengerbund, Turners' Singer Rand
singers. "''>- ~
POST OFFICE MArrERs IN Observation-Disclosures
noek camp, brs1son county, Andrew A Wilson.
H. Apso'n.menfs John 8. Wilson, postns 1t Or Bur-
naston, Hampshire county vice Samuel Craw.
,ord, resignsd. III. B Tate, postm aster, Graham.
ssrg1, wytne county, vice David Grab am, declin-
ca 60 ,, John w. Edwards. postmaster, Mayaeld. Ise
" Ias mieat county, vice Wm Hollswau. resigned -
onn oaoots, j., pos'mastsr, Love.tsyiils, Loudoun
eoonty, vice. q. Stoneburnar. Alexander Ra-
go ,, postmaster. Warrenton Springs. Fauouier
county, vice Alvey A Thompson, resigned,
RIGHTS CT NEUTRAL. ,N mo-, p. m.
British government, have officially denied =, VIZ
loeton, the statement of Count Nsseai.SS =. . -