The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-30
Cltv Intelligence.

ANNUAL EXHIBITION WARD SCHOOL No. 6-The
exhibition of this school, which has been lately
built took place last evening" before crowded and Sc
loot auditory. Every nook and avenue were filled up
by crowds OF spectators long before O'Clock NJ who
focked forward to witness the exhibition. This new
building which has been lately erected in this vicinity
ia neatly constructed ed6ce and reflects much credit
upon the architect Mr. James Kelley, OF Columbia ST.
for its admirable design and execution The principal
is Mr. Durand and the officers trustees Of the estao-
lishment, Messrs. Purey Mason and Broad, are emf
nenty entitled the thanks of the public for the ad
mirabe in which the school has been conduct
school crowded excess and the officers Of police
busiy engaged in explaining OFF, several who focked
forward but could not gain admittance, through the
The proceedings commenced with an epilogue by
Master Wa.esDury wniSn was wen oeny h Ssef
effect a. follows
There's good time coming"
There's a good time coming, boys,
good time coming;
We may not live to see the day.
But earth shall glisten In the ray,
or the good time coming
Cannon balls may aid the truth,
But thoughts weapon stronger;
Wen win our battle by its aid.
Wait little longer.
The visiters we're next favored with the usto Come
with thy Lutte, to the fountain by Misses Emma Rob-
john and Anna Cook.
Come, with thy Lutte, to the fountain,
Sing me a song Of the mountain
Sing OF the happy and free
There, while the ray is declining,
While Its last roses are shining,
Sweet shall our melodies DO,
Under the broad linden tree.
Come where the zephyrs are straying,
Where, mid the flower buds playing,
Rambles the blithe summer bee.
Let the lone churl, in his sorrow,
He who dispairs of the morrow,
Far to his solitude Zee,
Under the broad cypress tree. .
The pupils both male and female, acquitted themselves
in the Of the evening, in highly credsble
ner and showed proficiency in the higher branches OF
educ alton which would reflect credit OF
higher scademies The female pupils were all dressed in
vhi nd thas afr MIR WAa nj
space prevents giving more extended notice
Of the exhibition, which passed OIL In highly creda
bic manner
TIE WEATHER We have had regular "fall weather.
for the last few days. which have been extremely cool
and agreeable though the sudden change from tho
vious seemed alarm many OF citizens, the
transition from 80 degrees to 90 or 10 degrees being felt
'rather inconvenience at this season Of the year.
"winterish" The month Of July, which may be said to
have passed away, warm In the extreme We shall
give the average hest during the month In Its proper
place.
FRYNcH MILITARY CoMyANY--We understand the
French military company recently established in this
cty whose appearances 90 musn ana Justly admired
their officers by the New York Havrs, and Paris Elk
press Agency, Livingston, Wells Co., No. 10 Wall
street.
visit to this lady Canton being exhibited ut thu
place above mentioned and were pleased to see tina,
there was humbug about her She Is truly lady.
psrfect lady says the gentleman who exhibits herr
Of the Celestial empire We are too polite to say whs
ko-ka but consider her as very curious specimen
Of the ladies Of Canton Her arms and hands are the
most admirably formed We have ever seen As to her
feet every body how they and may think
what they please The Chinese lady very sociable
receives all her vistsrs with great urbsnity and showt
them her Jewels her style Of eating and in short all the
manners and habits Of China woman OF education
The lady very fond Of sweets and must request ali
who visit her to furnish themselves With these
agreeable d0uceHrs.
The Chinese JuNx.-Josh is to have another blow
out his appetite has been hsrpened by the cool breess
of the last few days and rats cats and dogs for him
willing induct the public at large into the mysteries
Of their chin chins and owohows, and We have no
doubt that the lockers will be LEGION" In truth
but single visit to this junk too little there enough
board to afford sufficient employment for a whole day
It is ons budget Of oddities It's lateen sails like huge
fansts dogs monkeys idols, crew and their ways anu
dresses their opium smoking-in fact all and every
thing combine to make 1t one Of the most extraordi
nary exhibitions seen In the western world.
THE CHrrEsE-Our celestial visiters" again exhi.
bited themselves IN Broadway the Park Co. yesterdey
and attracted crowds Of anxious lockers They seem
to be more at home with us a. they 20 along. Tney
were followed by immense numbers Of our wonder
loving citizens.
day about IL o'clock, the two coachmen Oh Messrs
Winthrop and Kernockan families residing at the motel
ns soa4d the 'Sc: Which the
Of Mr.. Winthrop was drowned, and the nurse OF Mrs
Ksrnock:n also The re%andsr Q, o ,nS I'm to
O'Clock the bodies had not been found
GEN TArLoH -Berford & Co Aston House, have Just
issued full length portrait Of Gen. Taylor Tor the small
price Of l2x cents q copy.
Rrv Din spnrro--We understand that this reverend
gentlemen will preach his thrtyssventh annual sermon
on Sunday next the Let Of August In the Brick Church
In Beekman street.
supprN DrArn IN TINE srRErr.-Coroner Waters'
was called yessrday to hold inquest upon the body
OF On English gentleman by ths name OF James Horatin
Fletcber agsd 50 years who was found on wednesday
nirht hv policeman Nodine Of the 9Th ward sitting on
,rW stcns in Msyesr street, between 0gssa Aaa View,