New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

City IfFHf-.
- The Co1oRro ORPHAN ASYLUM was
opcned yesterday r the reception o; visitors areeaby
20 public Announcement and larse number Of ladie-
and Gentlemen avsi.ed themselves Of the opportunity
hus afforded 70 testify; the they fee in one Of the
most useful and. AZ the time one THE most uu-
odtrusive Of all our charitable institutions The visiors
assembled with the children in the school room waere
he through with variety OF exercises under
he direction Of their teachers The appearance o. these
children was most srsffying. Their neat attire ano
cheerful faces gave evidence OF the watchiu care
of the Directors Of the Institution and u their own hap
9iucss The exhibitions ofihe respective classes showed
1e ree OF intel .ence and mental cultivation that would
have done crcdtto any company o.. white children othe
same age Those who shcpuca IN relation 10 the egus
capacity Of the black with the White races would have
discovered ia the here presented lite evidence OF
be souniacsi Of fhe.r theories Itis certainly heaven
charity which these children OF desp4sed
caste from the slough Of dependency and degradation
takes them kindly by the hand. and trains them up iof
usefulness and happiness We were particularly inter
e.ied with the sngug OF the pupils which the best
wc ever heard ia any school FOX children Eliza Cookies
old Arm Chair was sung with great sweetness and sim
plcifv AZ The close Of the exercises the assembly was
addressed by Rev J. " ALEXANDER OF the Duane-strco
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upon the institution. and presented most Urciby the
grounds on which entitled 70 the favor and patron
age of the benevolent When Mr. Alexander had con
cuied hi. address one ofthe children reced opposite
speech designed 20 open the pockets Of the 'is.iors and
/ + We may udr- from appearances. should think the
effort was ou.,e successful After collection had been
,akeuup ih, visitors were invited 20 inspect the internal
arransemrr' - the INSTITUTION, and many lourscve'
among OBJ, aamle1 syaed themselves of the opportu-
n.rv OF doing -o We were much pleased with what we
saw bat a- We hope ,0 the institution under crcunl
stances more favorable 90 careful observation and rcaec
uou Vs. shall waive further remarks al this time simply
expressing our entire confidence IN this excellent charity
and our ardent desires Tor IFS complete success
LluGHlyo G,s-Mr COLON admits gentlemen
this evening 20 Dol. exhibition which occasion fa "a
las are 20 lnhale the Gas Look ont tor ful house
Read advertisement
- 1 destructive fire broke oat about clock
yesterday morning ia tie slaughter house OF Mr He'd
~ Christie street. which with ts contents Of i've siock
was entirely des,royed-no insurance No 2Jl, Eckie
-on Myers butchers also destroyed with the stock
~ insurance. No 2J. corner Hous'on-sfreet was on
IRE a number OF times but -utduei 5y iho active
exeriion- tihe aremen. ltnexi communicated 20 Aid
Come.- House on Housion-stroei Who saved all As fur
uiiurc in a damaged state Building owned 1y Mclon
nsurcd-pnncipal damage by water. The house next
sd onin. occupied hv DAVID March. who saved his fur
ultlr.. considerably injured. and one OF two other
frame building consider ahIy -corchet
. Bur-lar.c- are very bold and frequent \
house 10 Nercersircet just above Howard was entered
inl robbed ofa large quantity plate yesterday morning
The house was e with the doors olel In view OF the
numerous rohberes that have taken place. ihe Morning
New. states thai many persons have concluded thar the
only safety j. 10 every looking our for himself Il
lays that party up town the other evening Wa
discovered that ourfhhs of the gentlemen present were
armed with pistols The News had better try and get
i- parry TO gse the City effective Police
- Mr. Huber the celebrated viooncellist gives
. ar.t Conccri ia TIL. country tomorrow night al the
apollo.
EXTENSION Up ALBANYsTREEr-A petition has
been presented 20 the Common Council 20 have Albany
erect opened through the Trinity Churchyard 70 Pine
street We asree with the Posi- that way Of this Snd
would be great convenience 10 The business OF that par
iae city and we hope the petition CARED INTO
eject Rectol-,tre,i j. entirely Inadequate for the pu-
ro-e o.; principal avenue between Broadway and i1e
Nonh River
= Kendall celebrated Brass Band Of Boston.
M visit ih. cry on the 30 Of June and attend he Cry
Guard during rs parade. They vii sterward w. un'
isr.tand give Concert This Band has long been noted
ioT ~ great excellence.
The OPERA-For the twentieth time, more or
e. the Grabbed .elhshncs. Of he Italians has broken W
an almost narured scheme ior bringing Gus me Italian
Opera once more II our Cry. In the meantime Cave
ana the French troupe are here and wl open ~ the
PARK the l6,h INST They ERE me artists anu ine-
knowledge Of stage perfection OF costume o.
servance OF the unies and other Characteristic exec
enees VIII take every body unfamiliar with al iH-s by
most agreeable surprise.
Bor-he-e Perozz Tomas. &c are on their way here
md when they arrive the Italians may perhaps patch ny
Ola quarre.s and give u .ew representations
4 Silver Pitcher. manufactured by Mr A.
r. Thompson. No s0e Broadway b. TO be- Presented oy
he o.rers and men f,he second Company. THIRD Reg
meut q New.york state Ar-lery 70 their are com
naaler CAPTAIN David ? Arnold The pitcher when
Handsome .ize and We .hi 5 most elegantly worked
with ea,e. OF oak and aurcl and the arms Of The Reg
neui are sklflIv wrought one side. A. specimens
.fchasne and Endorsement in silver. these devices r.
wrought On the pitcher err WEI worm -ttA- a, Aty
evidence absolute perfection Ills d-cli branch % ne
Ars. The pitcher may be seen i'4 r." oss' AZ '-r
s,ore 10 Tie maluiscrurcr
- Many families. who have private hydrani
or pace r attaching hose % the Croton pipe 70 the
kitchen ST keep no nss servant nor sny other person
10 wash the steps the sidewalk windows Sc. and would
willingly pay .xpence twice or three times week Or
having this done This would furnish god number o.
men with constant and paying employ eut They rout
AIRY small boss w.ih them, - some houses when
iaVe the water are no, provided with hose
y We have constantly IL Ne'v-l ORR a TIE. de
c0u- -es5reeze no matter h0w ho; the weather may
be. We never uhse IT, cool freshness without eoInis-
-erains friends n Philadelphia snd other Interior
place.. b nc way this glorious SEA breeze can nowhere
oe 50 fully enjoyed a. on IL magnificent promenade OF
Caste Garden Within the gag performances. the
melting Il P1-iseza< The handsome paintings the
polii>ress Of nimirzble water c Wiz the pless-n,
whispering Of The FOUNTAIN form continuation Of de-
| Lights nowhere else 70 be found