New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03


On Wednesday evening, at Irving Han,
Testimonial Concert IN commemora,ion q the late 1r
woloAsael vii "a given under the sanction Of com.
ni,ss o. lssaiy ana artistic persons Tho following
arc ITO artists engaged Miss Clara L. Kellogg. Mr.. L.
n Go,isoh.li. Mr. 6. II. Mll.. Mr John y. ps,,Ison
ar Theo.!arc Thomas Mr. }. NJ. Noscnihal Mr. H.
C.. Timn. lgror IgongiardinL Mr.. Harry sandcTson
Mr. wiAsR Msfon. Mr Robert Heller Mr.. Bruno
woal.sbs1l u. Mg &. Eersacr, Ir. Geo. Malta
sror T. aazo SIR. C. Campbell The services Of
The Ncv York Liedsrlranr have been Kindly offered
and nso accepted W;h this brilliant array there
ought 70 people 90 hear u, The treasurer NJ. Beer
Deer en- sci.rng-No. 10 broadway. IA tie only
verson W., do Peses = iiole,s Ia advance
49, .---
Mr. stocpcls symphony H'araiha will be
played = ni.li at Irla Hall with solo singers chorus
AID o.eaa.sA See advertisement.
Tux CouRr To.pAY.-This being election
day aoas q IT, state or County Courts vi. be IN SEES
sl9n Tic Uniied STATE. District Court. Judge Ship
man viii oTen formally returns Of process,
I'm d. MariiM
SALE oF PAiSTiSGs. Leeds n Co. will sell
II aueion ia evening and tomorrow. nj the the Das
seaoff Gallery. valuable oolleouon Of paintings, en-
bTaelns the HoIil Of German. French. Holland Bel.
gum English add American artists
PgEESrATioy.-Mr John Egnn has been
presented With silver tea service by Mrs Kennedy.
wife Il Superintendent OF Police John A. Kennedy
slight &c noual Of Der gratitude for the hcroism he
displayed In saving tho life Of her husband. during the
frat day Of the riot
Gov. Curtin Of Philadelphia, arrived hero yes.
teTday morning from the northern part Of this State
ard Ia stopping at tie Aston House. The Governor Is
expected to remain over to-day.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. -Thcrcw was no meeting
OF this Board yesterday, FOR want OF quorum. MI.
frolnont was the only member present. He took the
chair ordered tho roll 10 be called and declared the
Board loarr,d until Thursday.
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs-A meeting of this
Board wa hold yesterday morning. and after the ap
poutmeat Of several INSPECTORS and clnyassers. to III
vacancies occasoued by rcssnaions tho County Sub
sututc and Relief Committee sgbmittcd their report
thowing lAat thoy had furnished
1as substitute. gfri rrrcn'c of... $55 500 ~
fnd communication flf - c0uscT Government - 400 %
Paid families IT TOR dsafed men Who cicciedto 30
old one WLo tlrod ogt 20 b. dc loitcr... l3 %
Total paid fo 1874 couscpts a5d6 5,5 %
H. ponsoa e.i,! b. to 'oniit.s"......... lui'' -
Total - pcf.. JI1 -
Up oct 81 there aubscrijcd for the substitute
oan. sql6;Q0. thus leaving an unexpended balance of
S3CJa3 49, ord 81 ilGoos - from the entire appropsin
hon 1ho report, which Is brief and concise concludes
sith tie belief that the Committee would be able to
raise tho quota .Dr the new levy 10y Jan .. 1864.
Tho Committee on Riot Claims presented a report
the adoption Of a resolution allowing
umbcE Of claims. but rejecting those Of Others. which
resolution VAS adopted.
The Board adjourned until Tuesday. the 10Th inst.
when tLey VIII meet a Board Of County Canyasscrs
PROVOST MARSHAL NUGEsT SUPERSEDED by
IirslRAL liAYrs.-Coonel Robert Nugent ActingAs
istint Marshal General Of Ncw.York has been
superseded b. lrig General HAYES Of the regular ar
icry, but Viii remain In New York FOR some days In
order to acqunint bis successor fully with the duties oil
hc Office. Accompanying the order. was letter from
Provost MtrshalGonoral Fry complimcntIng Col M.
gent very highly ON tho efficient manner In which he
md performed Tho ardnous duties Of his olico Col
Sugent by the consolidation Of his regiment loses his
ank ~ Colonel Of volunteers. Io holds however "a
,apancy In the regular army and will probably, so on
axe the field. General Hayes will probably. arrive
ere 10 dav and mon assuming command Of his new