New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
CITY ITEMS.

E-Y' After the wind subsidized, yesterday was of
irst quality Winter weather. The Thermometer
was at 10 in the morning, pa at aud prob
ABLY rather higher at the set OF A clear sky
and the Santa Clausing duties of Christmas, drew
throngs to the streets, who might have enjoyed
themselves well but for the clouds Of dust whrled
mther and thither in reckless abundance
EY Among the many philanthropic and bene
yolent Institutions OF our City, we know of none
which deserve to be assisted and promoted more
than those Sabbath Schools established in the
very center ofpoverty and destitation for the pur
rose of instructing, reforming, and providing for
he toolong neglected and comparatively innocent
children. whose unfortunate and incorporate par
ents are unable to support, much less educate
heir miserable offspring In those dens OF vice
md immortality, situated in our very midst where
the beams OF Christianity seldom reach, tins
friends OF poor and ignorant children MAJ find q
yest field for benevolent labor vet unoccupied and
almost untouched by those engaged in the work OF
pform At the Sabbath School held in the w ard
School building in Elmst in rear ofthe Tombs,
most interesting work is now in progress. There
nav be found assembled on the Lords day from
ma cellars. attics and miserable novels of that vi
inity. These children are instructed by faithful
and kind teachers in the Holy Scriptures, In sing
I ag HYMNS, and other religious and moral eXer
Uses suited to their capacity Bat, notwithstand
Rg all that has been done, the teachers and OH
ers of this noble institution finding it impossible
I 10 meet the increasing demands made upon them
th;s Indictment season of the year, are desirous
4 acal the attention of their benevolent fellow
-tiyens to the subject satisfied that they shall
moot with the same cheerful and liberal response
4 "a heretofore Donations in money or clotn'ne
Rmitabe for boys or girls, will be most Thankfully
deceived. on behalf of the School, by heV' Am@l
Camp, AZ Franknst New,Yofk
4 g-zss BANTER BLUEs-The anniversary parade
f,na dinner O.. the "Baxter Blues, IN honor OF the
.emory Of Lieut. Col, Baxter, the former Com
sfander Of tho corps, took place yesterday. Coz.
Bsxter was one of the most active men oil TINS
/ City at the commencement OF the Mexican W al
! arousing martial enthusiasm be joined Tue
4 smv himself and fell brayely lighting At oheP",
/ spec Yesterdays parade was fully at'enoeu'
/ sad the Company presented fair appearance
h Tbey marched through the City in several direc.
L tons, passing by the residence OF the mother o.
b. Baxter in Tweltthst. The dinner was got
% in the usual excellent style as Perkins s. lodd
/ Fellows Hail., corner of Center and Grand St
4 Appropriate toasts were drunk, and speeches
4 asde by Capt Moore, lat Lieut. waterbury "a
Lieut.. Thomas and others. The occasion was en-
I sysned by excellent music by the Dodworsh
sand, and all passed otl well
| ~ Christmas, day and evening, cannot De
core agreeaby spent than at Barnum's AMER
TN Museum. Four excellent performances with
saeadess variety of rare and curious PRODUCTIONS
/ Ill delight and instruct all who so there
iFAREwEIL CONCERT j emmy Reynaldson, the
Scottish Vocalist, will give her third and last Con-
@rt;at the Broadway Tabernacle, on Friday even
ag, 9th. previous to her departure south, on
shich occasion she will be assisted by MISS
louisa Stanley. Mr.. Phillips and Mr.. Nantert the
sOinist; Mr.. Austin Phillips will preside at the
aanO-forte. Tho programme is good one ana
aacpd attract large audience.
u The brig Ann Amelia was sunk at Pier
Nc 80 North River night before last and barge
va badly damaged by chatting against the whafi'