New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-10


No. IA BRoADwAY.-JAcoB's; TRE WIZARD
The entertainments Of this performer are attracting
barge audiences, which grow larger every night, for
be u really the best in this peculiar way that has APP
Pear,e here for several years. His wonders have
fretlI ess aud originality, and different in
speds from the hackneyed and threadbare mysteries
wherewith we have for so long time been accustomed
be 1ouded II is really refreshing be juggled in
unexpected way; it is rather a sensation to have
our uc befooed by strange devices of conura
fiou H. tead Of the old accustomed cheats. Though
mont Of Jacobs " experiments, entirely novel, he
undertakes one two that we have witnessed. The
Irexhaustabe Bottle is introduced but it is manipu
lated in a manner more dexerous than we have ever
before seen and really TO be a sufficient stock
in trade for Wholesale liquor store All the other
tricks are equally good. and very amusing
feature Of the performance is the Goblin Sprghtly,"
Sort Of low-comedy servant assistant, who makes
a good deal Of fun after his own fashion. On the
whole evening with jacobs is decidedly interesting
The Congregational ColatiOn-the annual feast "
of the Anniyersaries-takes place this evening at the
City Assembly Rooms. The entertainment will con-
sis, Of speaking, music, supper, and flowers
We notice the subscription books for new stock in
tie present Corn Exchange now open for the pur
pose Of erecting new building on the old site, suita
able to the entire wants of the produce trade Judging
from the respectabty Of the parties engaged in this
movement, it success II probable Ii would be well
for parties subscribing for other locations to look into
THE matter. The old organization has good act of
incorporation and the present location is good one
Tie call for subscriptions is signed by Messrs d. & A.
Bows & Co., Jesse Hoyt & Co., j. b. Heuick & Son,
=. l. Nevius & Sons, L. Roberts & Co.. Boyd &
HinckeD, j. N. Fiske & Co.. Whittlesey g. Sher-
wood.
FIVE PoISTs HoUsE OF ISDUsTRY.-The anniyer-
sry Of this institution takes place this evening" al the
Academy q Music, "A O'Clock. In addition to adj
dresses from the Rev. John Cotton Smith, the Hon.
j. Briggs Of Ohio the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler,
and the Hon. Henry j. Raymond, three hundred chill
dren Of the institution will take part in the exercises
90 tina, the occasion will be one of much interest
MILITARY FUNERAL.-The remains of the late
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Ii. Sandford Division
Quarteunaser, having arrived in this city from Vene
zuela were borne TO their final resting place in Trinity
Cemetery yesterday afternoon, large body of military
men and many friends and relations uniting in paying
the last tribute Of respect the deceased AT o'clock
q. m. the officers Of the First Division Of NewYork
State Militia in full uniform, together with Company |
ii Of tie Seventh Regiment, National Guard Captain
Subway, Of which deceased was for many years
member, assembled at the corner Of Eighth avenue and
Tweniy-thrd street, and thence preceded by the Sew
ell Regiment Band marched 20 Che residence Of Major
General Sanford, No 3l2 West Twenty-second street.
whence they escorted the remains of deceased to Trinity
Chapel in West Twonty-Gfth street.
The melancholy cortege was met at the door of the
chapel by the Rev. DR.. Hgbee aud the Rev. Mr.. Dix.
md conducted up the aisle 70 the chanee where the
coffin WAS deposited. Mr.. Dix commenced reading the
preliminary to the burial service after which an anthem
was sung by the choir. Aes the reading Of the lesson
Luther's Hymn sung. DR.. Higbee then continued
the service, saying Man that il born Of a woman
hath but a short time TO live, and Is fun Of misery.
He cometh up and is cut down like fower he
feslh az it were siadow, and never oontinue,h in
one stay
The verse from Revelations, 81 heard a voice from
Heaven sayiug unto me, Write fIom henceiotb |
BLESSED are the dead DC, wac beautifully sung by