New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
City Items.

Union of the Dutch Reformed Churcn hed thsif ann
versarv yesterday the Tabernacle There were sou'
900 children in attendance who filled the body oil e
house with such an assemblage OF innocent and loyo
beauty as often to be seen in this world Inc s
,eries were crowded with proud mothers and fathers
and the exercises par,ook of mingled gniey and soief
nj,v most refreshing 10 The spirit, Rev. Geo H. Fisher
one Of the Vice Presidents presidedhc venerable Pre-
sden, being ou. Of the City The children were ad'
dressed by Rev Mr. Curric, Of Long Island and the
Teachers By Rev Mr. HurIbut. of Yonkcrs-oo'h ani''
bu, at rather wcarisome length Some me music
gracefully wreahed the young voiccs OF the scholars
enbeishcd the proceedings; and after all cft t'e Hn
cr1acc tie various SCHOOL, with badge anu hhihe anu
in cxccien, military order attended by thcr this
teachers marched in procession up BFoadwhy-iorii'ia
ono Of The most delightful specaccs OF which Is pos
sble 10 conceive Who tina. pleasant company and
did not stop moment to lit his heart IN reverence IL
they passed by and bless the patient honest teachers
b devote, themselves so unsclfshy 10 this beautiful
and gracious work
IT, Another phase of Humanity but not quite
an agreeable we saw at the Police Office passing hut
few steps down from the Sunday School demonstration
crowd of those ragged ,nud-colored indescribabcs,
who ,hrong every City Jail Couiiou we ever saw
followed thick and fs the heels OF three on four Po
lice officers who dragged in youth of sixteen evidently
handsome and intelligent when in his natural stale lie
was however abominably dr1nk-hs clothes were hal
torn from his back his hat Knocked into soineith.
with more corners cycn than cooked hat-his eye
were blue and badly bungcd-and he wa7 swearns ana
cursnpin such fashion as nothing but the rumdev IN the
human brain can invent conceive A. he was pu7hcG
and thrust through the narrow passage down ceiaf
where he will awake TN. morning with insanity IN MS
brain and fire burning up his heart we stepped back 10
make room for the procession and found ourselves IN
little room adjoining the famous Star Chamber Here
was another curious scene.
A brisk. notty-looking sailor about fifty neatly
dressed and who his tobacco quid IN rcrs ms me
mlliners say was on trial for abandonn. his wi!e-a
thin rather cood.lookng woman who was thch iulo
there present, Jack4 story John Patterson was hi'
nnmc) was that having been cruising about III prohibited
covcs and bays Sunday night, will rather too much
frog on board ne fell in with this woman at No 2 a.
tcrstrccl whom he had never seen before. but VINO nm
mediatcy began making love 10 him in the most despc'
rate fashion Jack nothing oah, became quite gallant
the lady and her friends proposed matr1hohy' 10
which he willingly assented-and the Rev Mr Chisc
,so runs his title in the aidaviD proceeded 10 inlet
upon them the necessary cercmonials. In the morning.
however Jack being sober. withdrew pcrcmporlly from
the conirac, and went shipboard where he was ar
rested in the of the day for abandoning ms WIFE
I, was hard case we must admit hut Jack stand
the consequences if he will persist in getting drunk
sailor on shore stands no kind of chance among the
shoals OF landsarks tha, surround and follow him. un
less he keeps perfectly sober The moment he mos,cns
his tobacco with mouthiu of grog that moment he
"concrr And so we wish Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson
all the JOY in the world.
We are ,od by the magistrates that these cases OF
,n,Iiic pro,s tIt
more frequent than usual The latter constitute n, least
half OF all the cases which occur The Police Office
This is II fact for Or. Cox.
Tur SHERMAy INSTITUTES w. Judscn Esq.
delivered Lecture on Tuesday evening the plan re-
Gently perfected Of establishing Institute IN this City
or Brooklyn on the Manual Labor principle IN part for
the purpose Of aordng education in the Arts Nanlac
lures Agriculture Letters and Science suc as are
wi,hou, means OF cducaon--o commence By subscrip-
,ons 10 he considered as stock and be continued by the
proceeds o the industry Of the pupils ana by such doil
lions as the generous may supply Mr. Judson explained
the objects the lnsiitlton-rccTciied that mad not
an nble advocate but hoped lis merits woc not ica
by hs periormancc-and then proceeded 10 snow t'ai
Inbur from the very union of the soul and body was
one ofthc constituent elements o our being that was
necessary subsistence that II was essential To
the wealth md Injuries oi people and tina, II WAS IT.
voraLlc to virtue. Education was iis appropriate com
panon including not only mental discipline ana theo-
rccal knowledge but III many cases II should embrace
instruction in arts, we'll MS morals ana religion lie
insisted that knowledge necessary 10 direct Labor
TINT Literature source of innocent plcasurc That
Educnun should be founded ON correct moral principles,
and should point immortality. In regard 10 moral
principles he quoted ofhc best an ancient maxim
-ncrGr TO be guilty Of any lruac dtitnqnency-and the
golden rule OF the New Testament of which lie thought
the first ofthe Declaration o independence pni
fragment
,,sss The Editor of the Sun seems disposed TO
-dcuc the assertion of distinguished literary lady that
she is an American--becausc she was born in Bor-
jcaux. This is The high; OF hypcrcrucism Hundreds
of Americans are born abroad every year and our laws
make special recognition of the fact by providing tina;
this circumstance shall invaldaic their citizenship
Nrw.YoRK AND LWERPooL.-NNc see that q
company OF Boston capitalists building new line of
packc, prcpccrs TO run between NcwYork and Liver.
pool This is rather cquivocal compliment both ways
The enterprise however being audablc one The
first of these vesscs-hc Massachusetts nearly fin
ishcd and will leave this por for Liverpool the first
| ofSeptcmber.
IL The True Saa complains ;hatw published
the report of case at the Police Office on Monday in
advance of the other papers and to the defeat OF some
of the ends" Of justice 1t is we published the
facts but we had no intention defeat any thing or any
body by doing So Our reporter gave officer Warren. IN
The evening mn order the foreman TO omit the article
/
fhe should that the other papers were not go
inc 10 publish the case The order was not presented
and we supposed i, had been determined 10 let the
doodle go We sorry if wc have been Tie means
of spelling any portion Of the pavement OF place which
is said have excellent MacadaniZcd road built o
good intentions.
THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE OF the American
Institute preparatory 10 the Eighteenth Annual Fair will
meet on Tuesday next June 3D. the Repository Of The
Institute IL o'clock A. NJ.
The NEw-YoRK FARMERS CLUE of the Amcr
can Institute The same day al II o'clock, NJ The
subject will be- The best mode OF constructing farm
wagons and and hanezsns horses as produce
mn easy draft The attention Of the proposer Of This sub
jcc, was drawn i, by communication in the Farm
ers Magazine from which the iolowingis an extract;
I'm nalur,hisory is supposed tina; will stand
under weight than horse but then. again one
horse will draw morc, horizontally than seven men
Suppose seven men pulling from the place where the
horse is yoked, they will hardly move cart with ono
ton weight in il but lcI TWO try. and Two be-
hind the cart the four viii move il easier than The seven
will do ii the half easier yet, four men are
TO seven the present way. Ny method is 10 have rod
or chain from the under side OF the aNlere and straight