New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

His hair few sbou, in the cool summer wind
For returning from Tes, he had stopped on the way
And-,here being no benche.-on the grass had re-
clincd.
lie dreamed Of The Tribune Of Turtle, OF Tea,
And all the good things he had swallowed that night
While Conscience stood sideways against big tree,
And whispered Oh Alderman. what sight
The Nightmare her pasyng pinions spread wide
And babe the fat dreamer from agony rise
While with claw to the tip Of her nose hHs applied,
She conjured a dream to his mystihed eyes.
He dreamed that Turtle especially fat.
Had managed to climb who knows how to his
And that there in terrible humor he sat. breast
With Fountain aloft on his rampan, crest
~ The Annual Examination of the pupils Of the
for the Deaf and Dumb just concluded shows
70 be in state of the encouraging prosperity
The examination held by Hon ~ :. Benton Secre-
tary Of state, and extended 10 every part of the
Institution The exercises OF the pupils OF the
most interesting description and showed to what won
derfu lengths the OF nsirucng the deaf and dumb
has been carried At the close u the examination Ger
,hcates were distributed according custom to those
pupils who had completed I'VE and seven years OF study
IN the Institution The Superintendent Of Common
marks the general condition ofths Institution the ur-
banity Of the Principal tho cenemany conduct and lit
erary character Of the Professor and the high order Of
attainment exhibited by the pupils tie remarked that
ne had passed very oppressive and aiiguing days
in the examination Of every department Of the lnstitu
ton. in order to satisfy himself that the public bounty
had not been msappied but he counted his fatigue
nothing compared with the great satisfaction he had
nerienre1 He fhpn address,d n Derfincnf
marks to the pupils which Mr. Peet Interpreted by signs
Dari passn with their utterance The President then
nounced that tie Lords Prayer would be repeated by
one the young ladies under his charge after which the
exercises would be concluded by prayer from Rev. l.
H. Gaaudet 10 whom he ieelingly referred as his 70
mer precepor and early rend-as the Sicard OF Amen
ca-as pioneer in the cause of desfmute education IN
this country and worthy the respect and gratitude Of
all who feel interested in the condition OF this unfortunate
class of the community The Lords Prayer was then
beautifully portrayed by young lady OF graceful action
and luciiscHt an and Mr. Gsllaudet after few com
pmenary remarks the gentlemen connected with the
Institution and short address TO the pupils offered in
concuson a prayer by signs, in which exhibited
much real dignity grace and feeling
THE PUBLIC ScHoOLs-The Secretary OF State
has been engaged during the last four days in the exam
nation Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute and the Insu
ton for the Blind the latter of which he completed on
Thursday From the addresses which he delivered at
the close of each examination appears that their con
diton and prospects have been found highly gratifying
and satisfactory The only other yisaiions which the
secretary able make during his brief stay in the
City was TO the Public School No in Christie street
Guiding il. adjacent primaries the Primary Schools in
Amos street and the llth Ward school No the
ner Of Sheriff and Stanton Tie expressed himself
al and al ,bo
City again for the purpose Of making extended ys,
the different classes Of schools in this County but
obliged to return to Albany to meet the canal Board
~ There seems to be serious difficulty regard
ing the County Superintendent OF Public schools. On
the one hand several memorials for his removal and
on the other resolution as to his efficiency and inieg
rfy passed by number of the Trustees Of the Public
school Society At the recent meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors for the purpose Of investigating the charges
made agains; the Superintendent he was not present
and the Board adjourned without taking any definite
ton The Superintendent now says that he did not
know of the meeting being held and ready with his
counsel waiting 10 be called before the Board. He
asks speedy Investigation OF the whole business. We
hope that when the Board OF Supervisors next meet on
his means will be taken 20 advise the super
| niendent Of the fact
| IN The Native Americans held meeting last
night a, the Hall corner Of Broadway and Grand street
for the purpose Of hearing the Address adopted by the
National Convention in Philadelphia ExMsyor Harper
| presided. and number Of speeches were made which
were received with great deal of noisy delight by the
| crowded assembly
| COMFY IsLASD.-In our article on Coney Island
on Monday mornin, we did inusice TO the public spir'
tied individual. who had been the expense OF erecting
the large tent at that place We learn from M Reed
the proprietor of the For, Hamilton Hotel that IN order
TO increase the comfort OF his ne leased from the
authorities the OF Grave-end part II the shore
OF Coney Island. 20 De used bathing place for his
boariers The Mirror says that il was with great I'm
Guilty and onyon account Of bis high standing ana ena
racier that the authorities consented TO grant MI heed
lease the handome terms he offered 10 iaeiliAie
the landing Of the bathers he gin conjunction win Ny
Bbley the Of the steamboat line to Fort tamil
tom had dock and pier built there and long raised
causewsy leading up to magnificent tent where his
boarders might rest and enjoy themselves for fe"
hours during the day If they pleased. after bathing
making this one Il the most delightful resorts Tor the
| Summer in the country
We trust that such regard for the conveniences and
comforts OF the public Will be properly appreciated and
that the enterprise Of Mr. Reed will bring to his Golfers
the substantial proofs Of public gratitude
ARREsr.-Joseph Hixon, formerly BOOK keeper
in the Office OF Andrews 4 Co. No IL "al'street WAS
arrested on Thursday by csicer Bailey at drinking
house m White-street and committed to me Iomos on
charge Of having embezzed moneys from as employ
VARIOUS periods while in their employ amounting
to $1,000 Ii his practice TO receipt ior VAuso'e
packages lcft the Office for TRANSMISSION oy express
and subsequently abstract the money before dePosrns
the parcel n his vali.e His guilt was discovered IN
Apn last, upon his Stopping out OF the way suddenly.
day and ne confessed the fraud but upon bis prom
ses OF restitution legal proceeding. were instituted
Bold IN his vlany he openly dehss MS former EN-
poyers and hence his arrest, lie Is to BE- examined At
o'clock to-day before Justice Drinker al the Ponce
| Ofsce.
| THEKxoMErrRs-Our readers who are not pro
yided with thermometers De supplied BY John Barry
70 Catherine street with any quantity and almost any
price The shortest Of Johns thermometers VII be
found tall enough, matter how hot II may BE- even
should Il reach the boiling point
| FALsE.-There is no truth in the report published
in the Providence papers derived from the Neptune