New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

he said, There is the orator motloness silent put
It's solemn utte.unces are more eloquent than any
human lips" and now. looking around upon this asso
bly on such an occasion, | can use no more httlhg
language than at. This-this, Ia tho orhtor-thls
collection here Of all that the charity and
benevolence tie wit and the radiance OF AL
clauses Of or peoplo has brought togetnor
under the auspices Of glorious woman one y G Scy and
words would belhrown away, In trying TO 90 Justice 70
her merit therefore make no speechi but conclude
tho few words Ihaye to say With simple exhortatioh
for which viii rive very high authority. when the
sailor king OF Eiglaud William " was still prince
under Lord Higl-Admiral Of England he sent speeia
dispatch TO an Oh shipmate. Sir Edw Coddlngton gh
ing him all sorsof wise counsel TO be prudent N .ne
of his force I'D his munitonsi but III little pr'ate
note he said TO bm; 4" WaT-Go II, Ned" Ana, 70
say you Bsprudcnt with your purses but priea'ey
Colt" [Chcsrs
The exercises were interspersed with the following
selections by the band:
"Der Frohe Wndcrsmann" Mendcssohn male chorus and
orchestra GrandDuet performed violin Paganin MI
r. Moenhsuer ,fIyrne an die Mu,ick Mendclssobn, male
chorus snd orchesrs Overture The Merry Wives Of Wind
snr Nco; Fatres Ego" Capella for eight voices Mo
rtt Comp 1884, Paesriua, Potpourr by the orchestra;
March, from Tsnhsoser r. Wagner, full chorus and or
chestIa
EVERY DAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Every aferroon while the Fair lasts there viii be
pleasant entertainments in the Childrcns Hall for the
qualification of the juyepiies and their friends Tho
tons does not admit the visitor TO the other depart.
meuts A glance at the programmes assures us that
the Committee have on hand a rare supply Of materials
for amusement indeed there Is every reason to believe
that no other place Of public amusement can show a
richer bill Of fare to satisfy the youths appetite for
mirthful enjoyment.
CONTRIBUTIONS PROM HAMBURG.
Wo have received some interesting proceedingsfrom
our correspondent In Hamburg relative to the action
taken by Americans resident IN that city for tie benefit
of tho Fair meeting was held at tho American Con
sula,o in Hamburg at which speeches were made by
James H. Anderson u. $. Consul j. II. Gosslcr ii. j
Consul General. John X. Wreburg. and ii. Z. Meyer.
IT, The contributions from that place very elegant,
and will be displayed In few days.
THE FOURTH WARD SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
A dramatic and musical entertainment in aid Of the
Sanitary Pair win be given by the pupils Of Grammar
Schools Nos IA and &C. Of the Fourth Ward, this even
ing at Turner Hall in Orchard street. near Canal
CONCERT AND EXHIBITION.
vocal and Instrumental exhibition by the pupils o
the Public schools Of the Seventeenth Ward assisted b,
Grafullas Baud. will be given this evening at The
Cooper Institute In aid Of the Metropolitan Fair.
ANOTHER coScEgT.
The pupils Of the Public Schools Of the First Ware
give a concert at Nibo's Saloon. tomorrow evening
for the benefit tho Fair.
PARSUM AND TIE FAIR.
On Satorday evening Barnum will give grind enter
ranmen at the American Museum for the benefit Of tn
Metropolitan Fair. The receipts, without deduction
will be handed over TO the Treasurer
THE BIILIARD ToURgAMEST.
Tho billiard tournament in aid of tho Sanitar!
Commission. originated by Sir Michael Phelan. and vii
ling co5perSied In by the leading billiard artists In tn
country. oomnsshced yesterday at 3p m, at Irvini
Hail. which had been specially fitted up for the purpose
seats were arranged aro.nd the hall rising aboy
another so that clear uninterrupted view Of the tab
and every s.rokc made by the players could be had.
A space In the center OF the rallied on, an'
here the table. a new fourpocket Standard American
manufacta . specially for the tournament and mattel
by Mss- ~ sssn A. CoIlendera. waS placed-thc seat
tho incosed space being reserved for tho pres
and referee. The proceedings commenced with game
of 40 points American four ball carons. betweer
John Deery Of Washington aud William Goidthwai. a
this city. The former commenced scoring rapidly
passing the first hundred 90 ahead and the second
hundred l4J ahead. Godthwait then made runs OF
g. ~ aud i0 which gave him tho lead, eventually
winning the gamo by 81 points.
adephia and Isdore Gayraud Of New York, % pont'
up the French throe.bn carom game the former win
ming by Il points. Dudley Kavanagh, the champion
and Melville Foster the next players. in game
90 points caroms the latter winning by points.
match between Mcssrs. Phelan and Kavnnagh, 25(
points up the push shot barred, terminated the after
noon sedHee Phelan winning by ~ points.
The evenings exhibition commenced with a mattel
between Messrs Csh and Bird. 800 points up, around
the tabh. The former won by 30 points. The second
gnuo was between the nspirant for tho championship
Philip 1ieman. and the ex.champion Michael Pholan
500 points up carom. II magnificent display o.
skin the part OF both, Tienan playing with brill
ancy OF execution that elected repeated applause and
admiration while the retired eIchampion showed that
although OF practice, ho stil rot ned that wonder
ful manipulatory power which rendered him inyncible
in times past. Tieman won by lOl points The con
cluding game was between Kayannah and GoldthNait
200 points up the former winning by li9 points Ib'
attendance although larger than In tue afternoon. Wa'
by no means ~ numerous expected.
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