New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
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Hy and Kindness" AsToSrA
DEAF AND Dune AsYLoM.-Thc twcnty-sixth
report of the Directors OF the " American Asylum
Al llaIttOrl, for the Education and Instruction of
the Deaf and Dumb, has been published. The
institution continues in iourishing condition
he instructors are principal and eight assistants
md during the past lcsr the number of pupil. IN
De- instruction h,s been 1874. They were from
twelve different States and two foreign Provincc>
aud of Ill ages from ten to upward of thirty years
OF tn. number all but twenty have received their
support from legislative appropriations in the sov-
crnl State, 70 which they belong, in connection with
the grstuity indirectly allowed by the Asylum to it.
pupils, charging for each lee, sum than actua
cos, of hi. board ard instruction.. The charge to
each pupil for board, lodging. washing tuition.
fuel, candles, stationery ,ud other incidental ex-
pcn-cs, is hundred dollars per Annum. In
case Of sickness extra charges are made. pu-
phi j. received for a less Term than years. Du-
rng the past year there has been but one death
among tho pupils. The whole deaf and durb
population ia the United States Is stated at 500
Connecticut Courani.
ALONE on Tx tAK.--Thc New burypor |
Herald says that tie bri. james Ca-kir. Captain
Il,bury, arrived at that port from CaSiz, picked |
ny adrt in open boat on the oc.nu about 100 |
miles from Cape st. Vincent. without oar, iuddcr |
provision or water, II Young Portuguese abouI |
fifteen years old HI. only aid was broken spar |
used H. a mast, with an old piece Of canvass Al
,acbsd. Tie taken on board in nearly ,tar,-
ins ard exhausted condition. When discovered, il
wus blowing quite fresh, the br. ben. under two
l. ssa tolsa,, and in the course Of the iolowin: |
night IT blew hard gale, when. but for the provi
dcn,iaI re.cu- tie sd would have been los. Be- |
ing unable To speak rt all in English, he cannot
give any account Of himself to the people ont board
FIRk AND Loss OF Lips.-The dwelling house
Of Mrs Reuben Rice, widow woman, about five |
miles cat Of This village. IN tie town of Clifford |
w.s discovered to be on hrc on SUNDAY 9TH inst |
TIE occupant, had barely time to escape; bat a
little Of Mrs X. AGED about tour years, in his
anxiety to rescue from the flames some iavorile
sticlc, rushed back into tic house. brother,
some three years Older Immediately followed to
proven, him from going farther into the burri1e
building bst was pro,trated upon the floor by tie
heat and flames. The little fellow who had first
entered persisted in the burning suildng, while his
older brother narrowly escaped considerably burnt.
Mrs r., in her efforts To- her children, wa
dangerou.y burnt by her clothes taking fire.
lChssango Times.
A Bit OF ADVICE The following we take from
the New Orlsan. PicayuDc, aud many of our be-
chained and bc-ringed fops would do well to proh,
by il: Young men make n very wrong estimate
Of public opinion whom they think To be thought
well on and re.pccied for dandifcd exterior