New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24
CITY ITEMS.

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MI, accom- m oestons ior ell the CHILDREN 'u-en'u W VIC
Aus House. esiablstmeut One Of them = % &c 'S'u
80. sr,~,i.l for children afflicted with The small
vox. snd smother iIr those l.. ~iiH o'1e' o'-7'e'
,.At. p,es D.. $50 10 be- provided - sort Of quar-
saane through which oil mast pass Pfe'i'u'' 70 ~"
mission into the main esis5'hneni
The corner stone Of the principal buildings ". pro
ps-ei By sepo.i,ine IL, Of The officers OF our state and
Gsn-r, coreramen. sui Of the officers OF he Corpo-
ration variety Of City and other Gocurasni' 'pecnen'
# ,b- coin. Of the county sc Alderman Oliver then
addressed the ss.embsge upon the purpose tor which
they we're met .uiias appropriate terms to the IA
lure and ex,eu, Of the institution and concluded ~ In
,,osueips BIZ. Honor the Mayor vhs would proceed to
lsy the corner stone.
The Mayor then addressed the sudience as follows
GxxrtKxxS-I,i. With feelings Of the moot profound
,,i.frop that perform the duty OF laying the Corner
Sioue II the bO5Des about 10 D. erected Tor the ch
drsn who sre thrown upon cur charity Tor care.
Their unfortunate condition has long snd loudly called
for .yp.ihy and the sevi,ion OF must be 70 All con
cerusi a source Of unminglvd pleasure. "nie trs
one hss long been freely bestowed the other has no,
/ been withheld
The situation Of these uniortuna,es has been peculiar
IL hard Removed without any warning or prepsIsuon
from measurab'y comfortable quarters iosJ nad oc.u
pied At the Farms they for time reduced 10 the
extreme Of Inconvenience md u was only BY great exer
\ uous that absolute suffering was avoided
TIE for additional scconulud tuon uss uostt
been more spp aren't hsn az present and Tue ouioh-
the dstious OF which now about to>e laid VII
prove lssing monument Of the charity, the murih
eence, the philanthropy OF the cry OF Ne~ieIA Z,
From the last report with reference 10 the cbh'rebH
.nrsre3 that on 3lst Decs mber 1910 thcrs we're ~
remning in the direct charge OF the City with from w
- 800 boarded In various parts OF the Cy LOT Ns'
Of accommodations In The public Institutions tnai tney
al were well sud properly cared for 40 well ss me un
! comfortable accommodations heretofore srorted war
rented no who hiss seen them can doubt; ara
hR. hNa I'd
their moral and mental wants have not been neglected.
They attend school regularly and - they advance IN
measure. arc taken 10 render them u'eiu 10 mem
selves sud others, when dismissed from our chAse y
ipstrucns them In such trades best suited ID
their capacities SO far therefore as has been posss ne
authorize. ave performed the responsible duties deyoy'
ing upon them IN caring for these unfortunate children
and now that accommodations commensurate win
their actual about 10 be furnished there Is no
room 10 doubt that such improvement VIII De mare ID
their cOud ton will b. grateful 10 them snd nonolA
bic 10 the authorities Of New York The occasion gen-
temsn ia not one 10 justify proirsoted remark
AZ members OF the Common Council Of this cry you
must naturally feel dow OF pride In the commence
mont under creums!ances - suspicious OF inis insu
tuition In that feeling freely share and with the nope
that Il ray prove ell that our constituents hsves usn'
expect shall proceed 10 the performances oil the GUY
assigned 10 me not however. gentlemen Of the com
ml,iee without congraulsng you upon the result OF
your labors and deliberations under your auspices
the plans for buildings bid fer 10 be all could be
desired ia point Of convenience comfort and security
while due regard hiss been had In making the contracts
the expenses of the City. already so burden'ome
Ths duty devolyng upon you has been ably snd isltn
fully discharged and merits - doubt not Il will receive
the warm appreciation Of your fellow citizens
His Honor having performed the duty to which the
above remarks we're preliminary, President Franklin re-
piled to them with bis usual felicity. After paying
handsome compliment, to the Mayor. hs spoke psrtcu'
larry on the peculiar charity for which these buildings
were to be erected aud said that the necessity for them
grew out of the great social curse of intemPerance'
fttc RI. he cor
We must not omit to add that the buildings com,
menced humble they will be for their purpose wiz
cost only 500 OOO-a former vote Of the Common Coun,
ell approprIa,ins sl5O000 for buildings which would
have answered better end was vetoed by Mayor
! Brady
yesterday afternoon In fine style, though from her aP
pearsnce. her cargo seemed to be slowed badly. she
was about four fee, deep by the hesd-ihst bel
bow. were so much deeper in the water than her stern
She carrie. full freight consisting principally Of co,
4 ton provisions with some tobacco and sarsapariiA
Her msbsss contain upward of 5000 letters and 500
, papers. She takes out some 40 passengers
, ~ The SARAH SANDS arrived yesterday morn
ing a, shout hslfps,t T. making voysse OF tweniI
days from Liverpool As she LETT on the 80 any new
.he might have brought has been anticipated by the
Britannia.
re- To testify the respect entertained by ou
citizens for the memory OF OConne the hses on III
principal hotels and public buildings were displayed
halfmas, ON Wednesday. The funeral car IN the pro
ee,,lon was drawn by twelve white horses In mourn
, ing each led by groom
The Eastern MAIL.-An attempt was made
yesterday morning send the Connecticut Valley maj
By the Bridgeport boat the Moun'sineer TO 20 thence
: bv ,,ase which runs TO Eew.Hsyen The cspsin oi
tina boat refused 10 take the mail bags and they nsd &C
, cordlusy to be carried back to the Poe, once
70. Roth branches Of the Common Council, to-
yeber with the Grand Jury intend to visit thu Aims
HOUSE, Institutions to-day.
/, IT, The HERRMASs the second steamer Of the
, Bremen line, is to be launched next week
FIRST CONCERT or MADAME ANNA BISHOP
A, the Tabernacle this evening this popular vocal's
come. before NewYork public for the hrst time In
concert room where che will doubtless be welcomed
With the same favor tina; has met her elsewhere The
noesrance of the famous harps and composer Bochsa
IA oui,e an epoch ia our musical circles and will con
Joined with hi. pupil, Madame Anna Bishop, NIL the
Tabernacle It's seldom Of late years that this ds,n
,ui.bed ua,sro has appeared 10 public but Madame
b,hop h.. prevailed upon him 10 perform on TIE harp
J al hi, concert which commences al O'CLOCK we
> recommend our readers 10 10 10 season
~ The proceedings Of the Board Of Superb
,sr. a, their meeting last evening will be interesting
reading for those who pay taxes
CASE OF MARrIs HARE.-Martn Hare was
brouah, before the Court OF Sessions yesterday BY Off
Ger Leonard. on bench warrant for oisamy for sr
rsgnent when Mr. Brady. the counsel TOR the defend
ant stated that the Of Hare yet pending before
Judge Edwards. and the Court OF Sessions bad 10 Iars
s,etion In the case lie was remsndst to the custody
. OF the sheriff.
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