New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
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l'it AIfacir a are llt s'rs NAAe~H -
StNo-Mr HrBss sbo IA been 'or 6ge years associates
win o., having wiihi-lTn account Of 800 health The
building which Wa erected Tor the purposes 81 school,
- Args expense Is admirably adapted 20 NE health and
oufr Of the scholars. w noticed ih. 10 thclr fresh,
ruas, faces iaJoe5 do not remember 10 have ever
.sen 80 many bright active. tegsnt-lookns boys 10
gether rney msie that freed premature ssPiay
which max, the hot bsus, ystem OF training bat Their
exercises we're performed with spirit aud eheeriuness
Indicative OF the admirable method 4 instruction which
the Principals have adopted
Tho classes in Philosophy and Bookkeeping were
anaei .. length and acquitted themselves remarkably
we'll answering not onl al the questions put BY nSlr
teacher au, nunbcr which asked by the visitors
Although me scholars me after quite young,
and had only studying fora few weeks they shovel
Az understanding OF the relations Of debtor and creditor
he mode OF conducting business the principles Of COM
mercIa intercourse Sc quite good have touo,.
- many grown-up peop, possess Accommodating business
we're however especially Interested In the recitation
the Latin and Greek classes Previous to the exercises
OF the fnner Mr. CLASkE remarked that his plan to
give the pupils thorosgh wetge Of the Latin grammar
previous taking uP any author for translation sni the
class whom appeared to be more than twelve or
thirteen years age through all The changes OF eoplu
cation and decensou without siUgle failure, and with As
much eAes and readiness many nursery rhymes This
plan Of teaching Lstin In classes without lessenrs the
sedeyendence Of each individual pupil, Is great I'M
provement on the old method.
The Greek class read the magnificent lines Of Homer
with rres. aaency euupeatiou, aud showed In their
translation thorough acquaintance with The spirit Of the
sublime original
The performances throughout were OF the most sastac-
tory character The number Of pupils amounts. were
informed 10 near $780, which alone sttcss the excel
lence Of this Institution.
FLoRAs FEsrvAL-The Tabernacle was hand
somey decorated ss evening with wreshs Of evergreen
and garsnds Of flowers of this popular enter
tainment The youthful vocasis standing there amid
hat hora wilderness crowned with covers, themselves
the arest flowers Of all sang great spirit and to the
great satisfaction OF the crowded audience There were
eight hundred singers ant some thousands Of hearers
Messrs Bradbury and Nash how TO give pleasure to
all parties; 10 the children who sng to the public who
hear and to themselves who receive the pay. May they
live To years and give two three Floral Fesi-
walls every
~ SAM LOVER, the Irish Poet Novelist and
Methodist likes his farewell Of America on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next at the Society Library when he
will ye bis choice sketches Of Irish Character, Reciia
tons SC intsrspersed with heArt-melting and with side
shaking songs We rejoice TO bellows that Lovers merits
though the obstreperous order hav' been sgnA
appreciated among and that he returns TO the oad
sod lighter heart and heavier IN purse man ne came
Let US give him one bumper At parting which Will cause
him 10 remember With added pleasure the friends OF Free
dom and OF Ireland In the Western World.
II Mr.. CozzEss of the American Hotel, leaves
that house in few days 70 charge Of his hotel
near West Point, His many friends and patrons, while
they resre, bis departure from the American, will rejoice
that he does not renqush the profession and that there
will still be place where the bountifu hospitality which
he knows how to dispense can be relied on.
On Friday evening last the old boardors Of Mr. Cosrens
presented him with pair OF handsome silver pitchers and
a salyer as a token OF their regard.
m Coop FRIDAY is here this morning and ap
proprale solemnitles will be held in the Catholic and
other churches during the day.
ry Rev. T. l.. HARRIS will preach in the Uni
versaist Church Fo1rth.st Avenue c. on sunday
at 81 PM
For EuRoPE.-The packet Liverpool, Capt. FL
drtge sails to-day Tor Liverpool from Barlins-sip.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING "A lad by the name
If Arthur Henry yesterday accidentally fell ino the
drowned bat for the timely aid rendered MIN by mr
AcCsrt-e. who conveyed him u the Seventh Ward Sta
tion House to be taken care Of
GENERAL SEssIoss-Francis Gray, who was
tfisd aud found guilty on Wednesday on charge Of
knife T. the sac Prison for yesis..
coored lad named Henry Fisher tried Dreaming
into the Of Thomas Barber 40 Wsrrenst A he
caught IN the act the Jury found him guilty without
leaving the box sentenced % two years Imprisonment
10 the State Prison. Michael Madden put trial
for stealing s38 gold from servant woman named
Bridget Saden The prisoner In the hsbt OF visiting
The and took this opportunity Of attracting
the money from her truuk Part OF the property was
Identified bat not proved that he took IL at
time this Jury found him guilty OF petit larceny Sen
fenced 10 80 days in the Cy Prison littls girl named
Jane Mills tried and found guilty Of stealing from her
employer $50 worth Of ciothtug She 20 the
House OF Refuss..Jano r. Francis pot trial for
stealing sold bracelet and other articles from her
poysr, John Silor. The Jury found her guilty Of petit
larceny ssuenced to 90 days prsonmsnt the Pen
entiary.. Edward Cahil tried and convicted of
obtaining watch valued AZ s3 from John Cox of No 81
BO~ery repair, and disposng VI the and appro
tsOoed him 20 months Imprisonment in tho Peniten
tiary-The Court then adjourned.
/ POLICE.-A young man named Paul A. Reid
taken custody yesterday charge Of having
embezz ed tho Of -33 the property of James Boyce,
By whom he was employed clerk Detained TOR exsmi.
nztion. Tue premises OF MessIs Walton Wood Hart.
80 Frontst. broken into Thursday night and
per coin with which the rosues escaped "A valuable
gold watch chain aud key, tho property Of Mr. Thomas
Cornell yests day stolen from his residence 80 Third
Vt by daring thief who escaped with his booty
cOored named lane Loughsm, and her son Chas
LOushan arrested yesterday suspicion Of having
stolen diamond ring from Catherine b Reynolds Of 20
Diysion.st Officers Norris and Willis searching her
domcile found So 90 pawn
Of articles supposed to have been the accused
Committed By Justice Tim YesfeTday charge
preferred against Charles OConne for having voted the
first and second districts Of the First Ward Tuesday
last The accused who was committed 10 prison W ed
nesdsy for subornatou Of perjury 10 having induced
Dennis Dacy to vote Illegally the day On being
examined yesterday be Understood 20 have stated that