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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
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C,EsEr--pscfs'0~s
y Jan ". Nb,Pfte ag-. " saIef fio's.-He ft,''
rk 80 80
Tie Pee D,e ct r>l O~eu Fec, AZ. william H.
y -sto~ry Nsien IA, , mAaisIg 8-rirt. IRA co.ts
Geule ". Bcsn sE'. lsc NoItn klset II ssk a.
"A! iot . $500 ara LH,,S isrssc. VI , Sce,s,s
Clas P.xes a. sgt n h-~ j parkin.-D f@a5Sgt
- ore az d,ss-A asncct - siAud - ~ a
Edse-d /. >wteteer 6et LOUIS Couc let MJu
,.rb|. ~i'hr.f cos's
Car T.. H.. i-rsui az. Fred ck Prohst e. sl-Ms
rcn rs'..ior sir % Psc1iofs
S.thls Besoh. SdmI Sc sgt joseph A. Eddy g,
= - M,thir e. : cc1-hsfoL srAffet
sure - Sau..--N C.1Gf set ssite-
,ICrcp pa [. rteil q a. AT. Geo &. Sns.eV Ct A.
of itl.u,e t.' f.c-v~e yrsntcd sA - oo., 70
hci- t'tLL
b. rrv tire sUrrssLAVn
IL lbS usttsr 81 certain t-Ils s.Srs' The Webster
ii.e l,latce Cor r.uy M J3ssh,a MeS A2 o'ntet
tr,r. 10 ,-a.e ot 81. p. ROO.
Nouct.-Tc-,a ~. INV. Npri, bong Good Friday
jude C'erke wi a'tepG Of Chambers for psrte
bu-.r,-e alone fon o. to II ocl ok. Al tgated IN J.
iior. must stsnd over Ll Saturday =, II O'Clock, by
orier Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
A REQUEST.

To tie Tdito, Of The y. v Tribrnc
SIR: PresumIrG that TIE TrInuNG IS extensively
read by the religious part of community, wish to
make a reques. through it, 1t appears that thou sands
have experienced duripg the progress OF the present
revival Of religion what is called change OF heart.
The producing cause Of tins change, CHRISTIANS of
course believe is the Holy Spirtia answer 10 prayer.
Now. if there is heaven Of endless beati,ude, Joy
and bliss, and he'll OF inteiminable woe, am as
much Interested in obtaining the one and stunning the
other az anv human being. But an an unbehever;
have examined to the eXert OF my ability, tue evil
dcnces pro and con- for and aGains, Christianity the
result of which examination II atotal dlsbelet OF It,
Still may be Mistaken may be in most fatal error.
| would therefore request, through the medium OF
IIf TRIBUNE, the prayers of Christians, that may
bceI q the truth. As soOn yea, thousand times
sooner would l take repose III a house enveloped IN
flames than hazard my eternal well-being by mo-
ncnts delay in doing what believed necessary to
;ccure it, Unbelef is the only obstacle in the way OF
my compliance with the terms O salvation. VIII
Christians pray that il may he removed II they
will, and there If efficacy in prayer made in accord
ance with the sincere aud proper desire of hin in
whose behalf it is offered, why should not believe
INhIDET
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

the fire u prevented from -N,ec ding : that portion
of the building fror ,icg % Wster street. whtjn CO
tanned Iaee gu suti,J Of agricultural tmp eneot' an
finished wok. The build bg tools and ina 'hin-rJ Ar
Cwued by John McNalS the 'ool' ard M mac1'.ery
t~hs damsg 10 toe aTnorut OF s'Vy ia.ure1 ior
e. 80, in the following COmpssrs; Hsnin,o' y
NcbOlss, Harmony std St. AMk-. Inc ou,iaia{
damaged TO the suoubt OF u wv iasura "a tLe
Hoe Insurance Company. he--r.. Maybe Il Co.
are nsur.d 70, 81 OO0 oa their stock. whcn slight
damaged lsrl- ousnti,y q psre-n, oetolglog 20
Mr. Wood we've de>tpyed. Lp-s about SJOO. L.
.ure., f.r 500 IL the Relief Insurance COmPaAy.
FIRE ~ FoR1i SIKH srRIEr.
AL O'Clock yesterday morning tire broke ou' IN
,lc hsscrnept OF No. l6l West FoNy-siuh tre I. oc
curied hy the owner of the bu lcilg hrs. Mary Gut
ietmAn, az ls s.er beer ra-oon. 1he prem So. re
Gans red to tie smornt Of 800. loSu'ed tr =, ,W
in tie Harmony Irsuranoe Company
fIKE IL gEOOkLIN.
Shorty before 10 o'c.ock on Wednes isy night
n fire broke cut 10 t.waru Hsryeys extensive o..
clotL fnanutacto,y AT the corner of Dean str, -
and yhr6erbilt avenue Tce building q
br.ck. four stories il light, end - by - feet
front snd rear. An e1tcn-ive stock It msts-
ria! was stored in the building, VIC. together
with the machinery smoun,s TO abol so 900 vaue.
large quartit} OF manufactured ouclo'o was On
hand Tie oombuatible nature OF the content. led
le fre TO spread with great rspdity and the gh, was
visible for many mes. The whole structure wi'h the
roptents was entirely destroyed throwing on, Of en-
pIo, mert some sixty men and boys. The building,
stock and fixtures were insured ~ tue m'iOwing
amounts in the Offices named
Iafsy ec Brooklyn. GOO Eqss'l,, New lori 9ei
MoptsQk Brookyn.... 25Ol Fiivmcds SeN iofs.. 1000
Nsionsl New. York. 292sl Toil ..........ts1 20
Tie building was erected ast Summer The fire is
supposed 10 have been the work ot 6n ncendiar'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
MEETING IN GREENWICH STREET

TIE union meet ng at M-sion Hsll. No. 81 Gree..
wich street, WA conducted by o. Il. NooD, esq
After tie regular opening ceremoaies. requests FOR
prayers were made 10 tehef e forr brother.; also
request Of mother for her children. Mr.. Dnos
then prayed for the psitea whose requests pre-
sentod IN tie above petitions. Apot1er gentlems1
then staed that he was t-an,actug business WITH
some parties ye..erdsy and asked a very prof me
friend to go with him TO prayer. meeting IL welt
and csme away fully Convinced Of bis CREST sIn'uoes,
and Asked tie prayers Of the meeting FOR hun. Prayer
was then Offered by the Rev. .Dr HOLMES OfPerrepOnt
Baptist Church, Brooklyn. Nr. Lrl AID stated That
nd and himself talking ~ith sea cspt AIN
few days ago and thought it would no. be ami "a to
say word 10 him. They asked him IL" he di not
" think it time for him 10 his souls salvation =
The Captain said he had thought of II. The Captain,
b. saId went down to his ship in his stste.room he
knc and then beseeched and received tn bes ing.
Some teyen or eight rose a. inquirers Two mi 1nteS
were spent in silent prayer. German Missionary
then ss in prayer The closing union hymn was
sung:
d" Love Divine al love ellin..
The meeting then dismissed with 'od eeug, snd
desire TO remain longer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
FARMER. THE pIrL,NTIUsOPi>T.


SIR: owe a debt of gratitude fear shall never
i abe pf 70 ths bcrryoeut iyidus Nh Jonn '" raf
VINO Ia pp 30 many with food through no ra'
Ny and family been daily recipients a. his tao sn Us.
IL N for tbs Of obtaining food ha's no ooD
should many dan have without iod. sm ps pnson
iokketr and I'D to lat August h.d ba in recep OF elAc
~ anIu. bit bsVDgs Lara. family, and IKE most he:
.a have eaued BY sad rrp-enc- vii make more ifu
ss ~ iutSr.
lave tow tbtsiu-d employment and sLa. u.s- Ie',i
mote BE- in nv present condition bt take this bhe method
Of returning thanks 70 Mr. Farmer oi Al- AH1
b -fo" " Tt,t pon him and hi, family. % ~
Srv lo'k. Mach N, 1853 = " W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

10 cuAt sbc r,~fea topaz, q ttc cfsg 'sr
va. r. c.rpu;er went d. an tho ~" cae- - e pus ana
etAne BIT ba.. hnd chaec oi te ,.ned Pn,nn r.
de rps .der Of whom appeared g. % G door. sad al fr
.,rYtspe,,y upon 'hr ofhcor. kiinf % Tti. wa
re and woudnf sver.s the o'e th bloody deed. by
brrins ~ The capsin's b, WITH sn 81 ,o,lns they
oCi Snel he Ssacd no 9' rc .ccoud oe recescd
hs which strurk him hic ~ T.; re,oy.s il, To. chief
tcr Ti be e., ., ds ss 2, OF b. M ths h.1 crossing the
sloek aud Lodging N The lei be opiop there ar
frs.td bt Dr. Nsihsn !, o. zoe .e5 himself away in
.ta rcnsnF I,r bot having discoVered tn Nrt srV93
~ 6v dsy the nuiineeIs pr ue @ y, i H. ib m. 49,
nduot h. ship where tbey o h y, M rom TwoCd Rsy
b"s' Vn s two boats aud flS equipped ,hen with
cod .appy Of ptcviion :n' ana 70 w.c ,b
, tle mupeer would return aud murder every soa
on bd revu.y 70 nj. ,seS hoig %sooa'a ~ea,n 700
toa - N tbs Junior entirely a. the merry Of the mautneei
dS 10 tosd s1ipe small schooner murder al hands aud
I'D 70 par. Of the other mics llsv ns JET" the ve,,'
she neeTcd Tor sydney and s,sd h'T eveaE d.
Nsibsn saedc the wOended Office and We are happy TO H
iby AZ 90. IN SsDsst The n.e' q u. m@qsS'' c,q iii e
ie Ra.pts S,sDy Wm sampson Ja'ob Reel joseph hio'"
We subon the following lis. ofhs mu'iueers with c pae
o( residsnce a. entered On the shippiag srticles; .
Aocoo W. Sampson. alias william s'mP'on iih mate Hut
Cyra. raipmef tosi .teets PEoyijHea1sc .Hag. r., r.
Jsoo5 BIKE, cTproier (orcisne.), Nv York City.
yO-ph Broosa, bost .teerer Udca N. Y
Joan q Hall. green hand
(;orIesva Borns green hand, Little Fill., N :.
Charles H. Stanley. green hand Peluheld y. \.
william Herbert green band Newark, N j.
Pror TAc New Bedford Standard March 81.
The Juoor sailed from this port the 2st Of July last and
touched Ysd August q cesn since which tim soe hos
reported until thi, sad intelligence Her ohcers
snd numbered thirty two Captain, Archibald Mcen
U Edssrt9wa this being his r't voyage maer f't Off
Ger Nelson Provost Of Nsnucket second officer Henry
I<,d rrSdrnce unknown; aod third officer John Smith
BOst1o.
nARIEk LOSSES FOR MARCH.
The disasters &C the month just passed, show An ag-
ercgate Of 30 vessels, of which were ships, were
banks, elk were bigs, IL were schOoners and were
steamers. TIE total value of property lost sS35OO
As compared with the month of March, 1861, this is
decrease in the number of vessels lost and missing OF
80 .ud in the value of property 1870 900. The vessels
reported are chiefly American although some foreign
are included-wten bound to from an United States
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

ARRX,r oF An ALLEGED TIcSEr SWISDigR.--A
nsD named James Sclever keeper of an alleged bogus
ticket Office No. l57 Cedar street. was arrested on
Thursday morning by Officers Cholwel and Church of
tho Mayors Squad, charged With swndlinS John WI
knr out of $62 30 on California ticket. S,lcver was
brought before tie Mayor and made to refund the
money, after which he was discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

pHonABLE MrRDrR.- Officer Curry Of the Second
Precinct yesterday, discovered the body OF mau IN
tho river at the foot of Beekmsn street. IL appeared
TO have been in tie water but short time, aud from
the fact ttat the pockets were turned inside out
is presumed that the deceased robbed and thrown
overheard. The body is that Of young man proba-
by 20 years old and very well dressed. 1t WAS taken
TO tho Second Ward Station House, aud the Coroner
notified 10 hold inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

ACorsrE,s,N DOSE OIL OF $lO0.-Titus W Burt
of PENNSYLVANIA fell in with two sharpers Yesterday
afternoon in front Of St. Paus Church. who success
fully operated on Blunt BY means Of tle confidence
game doing him out Of 500 in gold, and giving in ex
change worthless 500 bill on the City Trust and
banking Company. Burt, on fLdrg that he had been
swmded gu; OF his money, soon found his way to the
Mayors Office when two officers went n search of tue
iopUer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

TpE LisPFstRp-,IRETT GAsBIGNG Hot - Tile
case of Theodore Edgar arrested tie proprietor OF
the gambling house No. J6 Lispensrd street, was
further examined by the Recorder yesterday. WIN. \.
Waite swore that he had seen Edgar dealing faro there
and paying ont money, but not for redeeming checks
The policeman who took Edgar to the Statou-liouse
te.tiied that he tod him the way that he was on
the point Of selling out the establishment The case
was postponed TO Saturday, although eN-R"corder
Smith Edgar counsel, tended that be shoald not
be put to the trouble of coming again, as i! was con
siderable expense to Mr.. Edgar, he Mr.. Smith not
doing this work for The love Of it, reeirns to the
work Of defending the lottery policy men, for most oi
whom lie is counsel
Tie case was postponed until Saturday week, to give
time to issue attachments against Williams and Melville,
two of the three men who were arrested with Edgar.
Tlese three men swore strongly against Edgar on
II cir xsmina,ion before the Mayor now only one Of
them appears, and biz testimony is harmless. The
witnesses in most of these have been bought up
or ntnidated and this is hardly likely to prove an
exception.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
lAdyeui-.tnent ,,.,.,
j. II. ALIENS BENEFIT TONIGHT At ftkpi

Tn,rEK ~ p--utet ff The last tune e.i oAs Que m
greet dIsms Of ~ bRu'sN aud .e tAEe d5 o. - ,st
Op aoADai I.Xt rhr gust crsms eni"a ~ yos;rr
MosMOAs Is 20 - pfoduccj gresf tye sn VIZ .n' a.
ia ADDITIONS 10 liz company Mr. I p'htS L,t-5-.
Nunsu, llr. n. Nsd. Miss Juis rViss M'' b'4 1''
sud Mi.- jo.. phBe Gffth..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
lAtver.i-efneott =,
CWCI ,STANTI,I ENmpNCE HAS III SO MANY

O>-insly one noos~Bt as the b.b- unoC'l-
b. stirring ,usrsilou of tb, great tth Is that
ArercAn Drama TIT BRIDi ~ t'E"l.s' Wiz "a. ~
c',sed such al B,RNVss hVsEvM AfrENp'
Ard A. IN 'bs Eyf>iSC -, pr~sut~d " sston.nn. a.
d tb 10. delight Thi- i' ne a ''
zoe q It. pcftOrn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
FIRES.
IRE CuFRRY srREsr.

Yesterday morning, sbcut O'Clock, broke out in
the large bulting No. ~ Cherry street, extending
Trough TO Water street. occupied 10y Mayher II Co.
a. su Iru foundery. The flames spread with consi-
e~sbie rapdlty aud before the iremeu could suodue
IN. III the create, portion OF the roof was destroyed
Ihoush tae inic latssb;e exeo,0as Of lbs hretnea.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

BoARp OF CorScuNES.-At tho hour of the meet
ing of the Board on Thursday, there wsro but niue
members present. The President waited nearly hall an
hour, but still there quorum. Some Of thore
who present then left the room and the President
declared the Boald adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

On EA,'er Sunday. Gund Ponid,cd " "a Mass s
Ce'cbtated IN al coihedfa!' b! tha b.hOp'. sat Igs
Macs in al obuictes. Tho mu,i, IN Eom,sb ohurooes
on tbs dny is Whenever talent f high order csn be
secured, OF very superior chsrsctsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

Mr. Daiei Emerson of ~. Louis, who wss brought
10 IRIS CT en reqlon in October Iast, on charge
" hsHe1entiy obtaining e"cts from Ms-srs- Hanioru
o. broc~rs. has beea discharged hum cdstoiy. the
tvuP-Shi havins beea ilsnissst by Jus,oe C9aaoly,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

We leain that Paul Spoforj, esq of the hnn o
Spo'ord, Tileston Co., who severely hurt ie"
days since by the pole Of omnibus, is seriously II
teryspeas having set in and that fears are en-
toitained of the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

RIAL ESTATr.-1he following sales OF real estate
were made yesterday st the Merchants Exchange by
4. j. Bleecker Son s Co.:
S.ory brk .,or d~elp. aud lot No JGr.n~ich s.5
lt e;sloS 1''' 70. 1879
80. s,as a.a ~ '' -.
i-tCy Ens bss, b,cs house and lci No. 68 at
Sl-el AtAS.s...- 7uN
y - ,' '' ~ i7S
Cot. o, 'ha '' no " tso
ID Il ioo
Ne, .,b,t a n''e Ani ego
- trcs ID dw-,ls sid lp. No. a.. 6th -
= r corner 49,
i,"iy bfcS aud d~us ssld lo, NO il0 9th -
"'F
l-osy risk store ard dWei. sd TO- No ios 9Th ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

A DETACHMENT FROM Wksr PoISr FOR CTW.-'
company of sappcrs and miners, 81 in number unde
the command Of Capt Duane and Lieut.. Alex indef
left West Peint on Wednesday morning for Utah.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

THT Police CoNNIs,IosrRS.-We Jude r.tand that
the name of Inspector Peter Squres of the Eleventh
Precinct stands prominent to GU of the vacancies
in the Police Bosyd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

aCorxrFuJrIrING MiNr BRoHFN Ir.-Itforms-
,ion wa received At tie Mayors Office wednesday
serrcou that the parties keeping liquor grocery
Nc. ofG Mube7y street had been in tne habit OF cir
culstnr couuteici. nooey through the mecium of the
Dead Rabbit crowd. Officers Black, Blackwell
and II'yer made sudden descent upon tie place ar
resting the supposed keeper Jobn Wiieu and nephew
of the same raue. TEc-e parties were behind the
counter when a7tst'i. The officers. on searching,
oicovered nearly $500 OF counterfeit bills the Bank
of Commerce OF New LONDON, Conn., As wei as bogus
gold and silver coin. They also 70 md dies mods
and other instruments used for coiniog. Toe parties
arrested denied being the keepers OF the place, but
fused the names of the pro pretors. Am)ng tue cou
te,frit, found by the officers and twos
tire Commerc al Bank OF Perth Amboy, y. j.. al"
tbree dollar bills on the Marine Bank OF NewBeifor';
ones on the Merchants Exchange Bank. Newpor, K
l. ones on the Farmers Bank, Orwell, Vermont; ones
on tLe Merchants Exchange Bank Of y. j., tens on
the Bank Of Rondout, Rondcut, y. Y; twos On the
Lee Bank of Boston; altered ones on the Williams
burph CITY Bank; threes the Bank Of Commerce,
Boston. Mass: tbrees on the Hudson County Bank
Jersey City twos on the Farmers Bank, Bridgeport
Conn. and fives on the Charter Oak Bank, Hartford
Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

bese wuou tie ossr sas sesr.. CcusSsi for sas
pro.esuiion VIC. Of opiricn hs criminal osuy
ooud pat t -utsne ,nd requested tie disch srso of
III IA otdct to ave the ooua,y futAet expeae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
JAis.rieDeut 4SL.
1HE NHTALLIC TABLET !

iNh tablet c''N-
Oso s.VsD<sA o. IsS-fhs .e serlins :, =, 70 r,.ay
b--en eq.iatsd fx rzuil,.cx r,saor Is,
Ca 20 cbssio-d and sots d
q otCk esa.. su(s ta Ark h1ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

Tmr PoTIcE CoMMISsIoNERs.-Therew was no meet
ng of the Police Commissioners yeeterday afternoon,
because of the absencs of Messr. Nye and Chol~el.
The next meeting will be ON Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
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SPRING Hosiery and USpER"RMESIr' i niiI

MtAs frsst.g1Ss COoDs.--Th~ b. good' o y . P'V
money ~N.d. b. hi.ns directly f--m thr
a R.SgIS c.,
No. ~ BowetT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

F.1Al EArIEoAD AccIDEsr.-A German. waoes
mama was nm l,Suet. VA killed by a N.<.Havee
EnlrosE trsn, shicb left tbs cty 81 ,;.O l. M yrs-
t.risy. lie rs, waking ou tbe roai shor. dst,uce
/. .ov toe TreuoLt station a. the train tppcoscaei
ard the engineer blew the whistle or The man 70 cles
the track, but. stead Of dong -. bee: under ine
ipaueroe ofiiquor, alleged, he tags-red iirec,
in front Of tie train AMI before its speed could BE-
CHECKED. tie unfortunate man Wa trpped ~ the
carci rr abd thrown sgainst telegraph pole shout
,septy TO twenty-five feet distant caasit- ins.au
death. Coroner Morc of PoStches'er vas sea, fr u
Lold an inquest upon the bOiy Of the deceaaed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

BEoADwAY.-We learn that the Committee Of
The Broadway Association have now III con-
sideration the plan proposed by their CONTRACTOR,
to keep Broadway entirely fIee from dust, mni,
&C., during the present season. This plan consists
of cleaning the cross streets, a block each way,
every night, in addition to sweeping broadway ITSELF
also in keeping force of men stationed along the
street during the day, with fine brooms, shovel and
barrow TO the hore dropppgs refuse OF stores,
sidewalks, &c. They will slso be provided with
sprnkng cans to sprinkle such portions of the street
as may from time to time require It. Should the
Committee decide and they will do NJ, provided the
citizens along the street uute cordially with themi
upon this matter this week, the system will go into
operation early the coming one. lnregard tosprinklng
the street with the old watering carts, the Committee
decided at their last meeting to let that matter remain
an open question it being private affair outside of
their charge with this understanding, that the parties
watering the street should not sush keep it IN the
condition of past scesons. This however cannot be
prevented as those pnklers aIe constructed accord
ing to city ordinance, consequently they cannot -Pnr-
kle otherwise than they have been dong.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

GrocpAPHIcAI SocnTf.-The third lecture Of the
course on the East before this Society. was deliy-
cred last evening at Niblos by James I. Barclay,
Nj. d., of Jerusalem. The subject was " Jerusalem,
and the country between the Mediterrane,n aud the
Dead Sea-, with particular reference to ts commercial
capabilities There was large audience preseat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
CITY ITEMS.

tn GR,sD FiTL OF Arm S.--The Crystal
Palace, judging from the movements of the CON-
ttee is destined to he the scene of greater gather
il Of celebrities than the oldest nhabtant has ever
yet witnessed. Among the acceptances Of invita-
to attend are those Of Gov. Newell Of Ncw-jersey
Gov. Holey Of Connectie cut AMI Gov. Dyer OF Rhoie
Island Meyor Powell Of Brooklyn, Mayor Gapin Of
New IIaver, Mayor ROdman of Providence and Mayor
Bigelow OF Newark are also to be present: the latter
to be escorted BY large body of the military Of
Newark. The Turkish Admiral and suite sie invited
and viii accept, splendid marquee IS to be fitted
up in Oriental sty c expressly for their Another
elegant marquee will be occupied by Gov. King and
staff the General Officers, Commander j. r. SchencS
Of United States receiving-slp North Caroliua and
other officers stationed at the Navy Yard. Lieut..
Han ison, Chairman Of the Committee on Decorations,
s untirirg in his exertons TO make the Palace Fete
renowned for the magnificent display Of .gs, banners,
standards lDd other adOInmens. line OF tents is TO
be pitched on the first floor all the way around the
outer pathway forming in front of them extended
promenade of one thousand five hundred feet in length
In the lofty dome is to be placed budc light which
wl cast a food of efulgence equal to thousands of
common lights, which, added to the five thousand lets
Of gar now in the Palace, will illuminate that spacious
edGce to TN extraordinary degree. But care will be
taken we understand to render the illumination agree
able to the eye and complexion by sofenins its in
tcnsity with stained gass. Nothing will BE- left un
done to render the Fete Of April the most perfect,
extensive and elegant of IFS kind given in this
ary other city on the continent and for the fulme1t
of This assurance refer guaranty to the Com
ntee of over five hundred, whose names are pub
lisbed in another column of tc-dsy's TRIBrSr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

The Hutchinson Family were advertised la't week
in Folboro Mass, and Pawtucket, X. l., 10y persons
unauthorized Large audiences collected who paid
their money to the ylsains, who abscouded with the
proceeds leaving the people to cogtaie over tho dis
nppOintment.
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