New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

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JANUARY WE,rHER.-People had coed reason
to shiyer yesterday The temperature colder than
that Of soy JAnusry day for twelve and perhaps twenty
years past The Thermometer in the morning was a.
,eotskng the average it varied2 90 30 above and
below. In different parts Of the City. The air
keen and sharp as Damascus blade, and almost as
dangerous to tender lungs II was clear, intense,
petrying cold which rendered brisk action necessary
to resist il and this did not protect hands and
faces Toward noon the mercury rose to l5', which
although usually considered temperature, was
moderate in comparison with the morning AZ noon on
"Wednesday IL stood ST p and Tuesday al So II
the same rate o.. decrease should continue, We shall
soon have the atmosphere OF NovaZembla.
" The funeral Of Rev. ARSENIC NIcos d.
SILVA Pastor Of the Portuguese Refugees, will be At.
tended In the Reformed Dutch Church, corner Of
sourth.st and Lsfayetieplsce odsy at o'clock, 81.
NJ. De silvis wss once rich merchant in Madeira,
but having embraced the Protestant faith, he was
driven by persecution from his country to Trim
dad Recently he arrived here to seek home IN our
country Tor 500 Of bis expsristed eoantrymen.
The Portuguese exiles ia this City will be at the fg
neral. There will be brief address and hymn sung
IN the Portuguese language also address in English
All who sympsthize with these prosecuted and deeply
afflicted people invited 10 be present this coca.
sion.
SCHOOL EXANlSATIoN-Yeste the County
Superintendent, Mr. J. McKEoN visited the Schools
for CoOred Children Thomas and Centre for the
purpose Of examining the scholars number Of Visi-
present and all testified their pleasure At the
proficiency displayed In the different branches Of
ition The examination Of school, l9,Thomas-st com
nenced a, ID AN. and continued through two hours.
The following is the Of education in this school:
Reading Spelling and Definitions Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply ard Grammar. Questions on the leading events Of
American History were answered immediately, and
very handsome specimens of Drawing and ornamental
work we're exhibited This School has been opened
buitTo months and during that time the scholars have
made rapid progress In the different departments Of
school study The registered number is lss, and the
sversge daily attendance loo Aher y O'Clock the 81.
perntendent proceeded to examine the School IN Cen
,se-st This Is Primary school, and is longer estsb
li.aet than that IN Thomsss,. Reading. Spelling and
Definitions, Mental Arithmetic Geography and Singing
comprise the daily school exercises Tie Ike results
were visible among the younger children Of this School,
Indicative Of care and attention the part Of both
scholars and teachers The registered attendance is
3o;, the daily los.
Both schools are under under the control Of the So
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Children and the expenses are betrayed BY the state
Legislature. Two schools have been established by
the SANE Society, ~ YoIkylle and Harlem with the
same intent The Society have every reason 10 be
pleased With the OF their project . an earn
ct Of future endea7or sud viii prove Of neslcua5s
advantages to our Colorea population al that Is re.
CURED their part i willing md active eoopersti0n.-
Under the ability and energy Of the Cn.irnen, Ms,.r,
J. AcCuNE SIXTH and r BkIrEa- all prosperity nay
Be anticipated All that necessary farther to state 1.
that everything requisite 70 facilitate the Improvement
Of the scholars Is provided in abundance
Mrs. Cow NIcHoLs's LEcrUEE.-A free lecture
was delivered ssi night =, the Hope chsPel Lecture
Room by Ms. Cove Nichols Notwithstanding tie in
clemeucy Of the night there wa numerous attend.
ance TIE ect1ress stated hat lie truths she should
deliver wou.i be sefevdenr 70 the meeting when they
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portsnee That Tobacco AID other narcotics 80 freely
used By tie majority o.; soc.siy deetsrcgs in their
effects tie human sysIom, i S only necessary 70 IL
vssagE,e 10 prove Toosc.o, "a itself ia violent poi
Il il nuiriccas, but otherwise Il injuriou,lv
s1ects the Intellect Il In debases morally
and intellectually, those who addicted 10 is use
and rendsrs them an obec, Of dsgas, when the prsc
tee Is INDUCED In beyond moderation. Literary men.
were they duly aware Of the ruinogs influence of mar
eotcs upon their mental faculties would in Justice TO
themselves, sssta!n from heIs use the physical fseu
ties OF man are snerystsd the nervous system becomes
deeitsied and headaches and nervous disorders are
insePsssSis esacomsAn Of Tea, Tobacco, Coses OPT.