New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
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present The exhibition consisted principally oil eAsr
o. the orphan children belonging 20 the Asy uI
numbering 4 al 40 The questions IN Al1-'''a''1 @
pecisly, answered with reaci1es5 WEIGH oco"
stoned much surprise. We us; confess re CID not e&
pec 20 ind so great proficiency among 50 youthful an
assen5ags There were also some recl'aaons' Il .aS
delivery Of which tie speakers cvinced considerable
sraartness-the girls in particular. The singing was
well timed and We did 10, hear single voice out OF
measure The song. I'VE re band of Orphans, after
the manner Of the Hutchinson Family vas especially
worthy OF remark Dr. vrAxILYE OF This City varied
the exercises by an address referring 20 the objects and
purposes of the Society which he alluded VIE feel
Ing tie aec, and degraded condition oil the coored
race. He thought il noble charity to iook alter the
colored orphans running large about our streets and
ind them home in their destitute condiaoa II SUI
fered a, large their intellect would De neglected
and they might prove hrebrands in the community
lie said there we're rnsn WHO looked upon the cooFed
hsvng Intellectual capacities but ine slsnt OF
the orphan children here present, and the advancement
which they mad exhibited, refu,ed the theory lie mad
seen many exhibitions Re said of similar nature out
had never been p-esen, at so good one as this In con-
cuson ne recommended the Society and its objects TO
the public as worthy OF their support and attention
collection then taken up in behalf OF the Society
which Inc President said $1,000 in debt The cleo
of Managers LADIES' for the ensuing year succeeded
this and after the song Good Night by the orphans
the audience dismissed.
The Ninth Annual Report OF the Association tina,
262 children have been admitted to the Asylum since lis
opening. The number at present IS l39. The number
Of deaths during the past year has been only =
4 new Protestant Episcopal Congregation
adopting the free sea, system is now forming in this
City under the Rectorship of Rev. R. Hoyt. coumo-
Of ion =
commodaiion in Market.stree, at the junction OF Nun
roe and Hamilton streets The enterprise meets with
zeneralapprobaon and we trust wi. be crowned with
/ complete
THE PIcrURE.-Rembrandt Peales grea; paint
ing Tie Court Of Deeih opens today at The National
Academy. When this picture was first exhibited to the
public twenty years ago it with the most unequivo-
cal gu ccess and the receipts the first few months were
over eight thousand dollars In tie changing tastes and
interests of generation this picture has lost none
fits beauty grandeur and force The chief character
stc By which this is distinguished from many other
great paintings Is that it possesses moral as well as
merely artistical excellence and that the Hottest intel
ects and the pures souls may stand reverenty before
and learn valuable lesson from ts ubdued yet eloquent
teaching.
MUSICAL MArTERs-To.night at the Tabernacle
Mr. Tempeton will take leave OF for several months,
and mas certainly If may Judge from the programme,
reserved his valuable treasures TO the last Fox
variety and interest this surpasses any given
in this country By single individual English, Scotch
Irish German and Italian will be successfully presented
by the great artist and all with the most exquisite skill
and dramatic effect This later quality renders his bal
lad singing uuapproachaby excellent beyondits mere
musical perfecness.
-To.nisht TOO NJ Huber. an artist of whom we have
ond concert at the Apollo His iavorite instrument the
viooacelo has recently into great popularity as
ben. capable of the and thrilling effects
as solo instrument ard OF the few who hare
come its immense difficulties NJ Huber a; present has
10 rival in this country. He has sec ured some of
the valuable professional aid in the Ciy, and we
sure that who attend viii enjoy great musical
/ treat.
ON Thursday evening the orstoTio of St, Pamis to
be repeated "a; the Tabernacle and will probably be
given in style even better ihan before The solo by
Mrs Mott in THIS oratoro AMI the singing Of Mrs Loder
and NJ. Paige have been highly praised.
The Sacred Music Society rehearsins Samson
and will shortly reproduce il in manner never equa!ed
b. am sacred music in tire City This Society 10 doing
a. it 10 carry forward elevate musical taste il
this country ard expec; to sac it present us
with performances or par with great musical fesi
! VAS OF EUROPE NuJ nor
"A new Pianist NJ Fontans has JUS. arrived in the
Ciy from Paris He enjoys high reputation in Europe
both an artist and composer and his intention is TO
make himself acceptable 70 the American musical pub
lie without any humbug extraordinary exertions TO
force himself into popularity. He wishes 10 compare
himself with no one and only seeks TO be known end
appreciated Tor what he is We have yet heard him
play. bu: are favorably impressed with all we have
! heard and seen OF hun.
~ The 81, Nicholas Society held its Anniver-
sary the City Hotel which several OF our most dis
tngushcd citizens were present, and the enjoyment
was Of the true old knickerbocker sort Several vsrita
be Dutch dishes raccd the feast and some haidozen OF
the guests were dressed in drhb coats. gorgeou-y
faced with scarlet velvet and turned up at the cuts and
collars with the same ma.eral-the costume being com
peed By drao brooches, white stockings striped win
scarlet aud pumps.
- The steamer Rhode Island, with the mails
from the English steamer, after having been detained
nearly hours sonins;on by the lo" state OF the
tide run through the gale Of Friday night without injury
until passing Falkland Island when the violence OF the
sea split the two forward sancheons OF the hog rsme
and caused some injury 70 the homework on deck the
null of the boat injured and the damage can De
| repaired at lii,le expense.
a. In the General Sessions the trial OF Bartlett,
Coulter and Mercer who stand jointly indicted for con-
spracy and false prctenses deraud the firm OF John
Co. of large quantity OF shoes, commenced yes
I terdsv.
Eg On Sunday evening Amos Edwards was de-
eced on board the steamboat Columbia plundering the
stewards berth On the arryaof the boat yesterday
morning he was transferred 10 the Tcmbs.
- Policeman Barange, Of the Eighth Ward, had
his attention called to house the OF No i3 Lau-
and upon going there he found woman
named Ann Anderson beastly drunk. Every thing in
the miserable apartment, told OF extreme wreiched-
ress. The night was exceedingly cold and yet there
10 fire in the room In corner he discovered
something which answered for bed which ne found
young infsu, entirely naked and only covered with
few tdencd wiki cold and apparently almost life
less Both mother and child taken to the Police
Head Quarters of the Eighth Ward, where physician
being for the infant after much exertion re-
stored. The brutal mother taken before Justice
Roome the Jefferson Market Police Office AMI com.
plant entered against her for gross intoxication The
child was properly taken care OF.
| II The steamer Hudson came down Sunday