New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
New PHasr OF IsrrxprRsscg.-We are


informed from a reliable source iha; Leading aen
OF one Of the churches OF this City who has been
frs, and .orenos. IN the pgayer:a ..!..ss of taai
church, and has always been re.,el OF % give AIT
nation to the social religious mce'.rgs, hls been
suddenly and from ths unexpected cause suspended
from the exercise Of his functions. IL Vas en-
gsget IN liquor store, and being under the reces-
siiT Of often tasting the Cnor tha, h. m'sh; rsco
mend tto Lis customers the haSt o. tasting iaSca-
SHY groT upon h.m III. Il quite oo;aine4 tie mas
.eTy. He 70, long since went home from h.s 5us-
ness and was attacked with cel.rum treneas. Nc
at orce attacked h.s family. ua,'rea,ai u a Is
druusaIts often Go, ar rexI day vs. taken 10 A.
Insane Asylum. How many other P-o.essei CAris-
tan men In this City are eoga yei II tbs nncA-s'isn
bushes, Of hquor selling We kncw not, an whether
the same results vii follow in their ease Ne knoS
not. But We wOuli asa with all SInccuts. nave not
TIC churches something 20 20 10 a-rCsnG ,ais 7s ls
tide OF llicmperaace Is 3: rOs enough iAli anon;
the lowest Class OF community. the hangerson o. i1e
vie grosgeE.es. fighting. sa55.ug aat mur1eT.saoil1
become common. IS Of late. n this CITY Must
church members have the dehrum tremenS, aonSe
their families. and go 10 the Insane Asylum The
sncients SAID &" A word to the wise = sufficient
Who then Is wise Tor on this subject words htve
been written line upon line. and precep, upon pre-
cept."
MISSIONARY ITEMS. The regular monthly
meeting O: the Methodist Board held on the actn
instant, Rev. b. Grifen. Vice President. in the chair
PRAYER By Rev. j. 3. Cocagne. d.. Peck, chairman
OF tie Committee or Missions in Africa presented a
report Of ereat interest which was adopted by the
Board with an unanimity indicative of such an I'M
pulse at hcme rs Will, without doubt, oe fell IN the
Mission to ifs profit. The action OF the Board con
templates the speedy opening Of an academy IN Mon
rova. asd provides more efeciually for the cause
oau,auoa. Rev. G.. Loomis late Of Hong-Nong,
Ch.na was introduced 20 the Board, and, At the m
stance of TIC chairman. save information Of ahghly
satisfactory character concerning church-building
boardrr schools and the prospect OF fruit from the
missionary efforts 1t Fuh Chau. Two missionaries
10 the French population were present. and i'm
pressed he Board favoraby with an aIlusion 10 the
signs in tbeT heidS.
OPENING OF NEW FREE ScHooL.-Ward
school No o. situated in Allen-st., between Walker
and Hester, VIII Re dedicated this afternoon. We
suhoin DESCRIPTION of the Schoohouse
1t built on four lots 25 feet front BY ,5 deep. It
IS - feet VIDE and four stories high including the
basement having a rectangular wing. on each OF ne
four angles, ~ feet by H. and continued TO the roof
20 feet from the ground. The side walls are sup
ported on arches. opening INTO The yard The whole
area. being divided by brick wall in the middle,
giving support 20 the columns and floors above. con-
s;itutcs an extensive playground. the greater part
being covered By the building. The front. built OF
brown stone and brl k Is OF the Corintblan order.
Architect, b. c. Wells Builder, VIM W. WetmoTe
Mason. J. T. Allen Painters, Messrs. PIanAard
Superintendent joln Car Commissioners, }. II. H.
Haws, Nathan Bradford Edward A. Fraser. and
Augustus Wesman, Esqs.. Trustees, }. NJ. Bell
Wm. Anderson. James HON, VIM. Jones, Jr., and +
Z Gelcher Esqs Inspectors, 4 Y. Stout and VIM
c Bradley EsqS
II contains three departments. The upper, or male
ceparmeut-E. l.. Avery. Principal. and SIX assist
anis-haS seats for near 6l0 scholars. The female
Cepartmcnt-MisS Ann f.. LLOYD, Principal, and six
a>>,star.s-has the same number The primary de-
rsrtment-Nlss Marian Yates, PrAcipal. and SIX
assisttnis-wlu accommodate SEQ Each depart
neut consists OF one LARGE room, 4 feet by IL, SIX
class.rooms, and one Croon water closet all on the
s.mo floor. -Four OF the claSsrooms are located on
the wings. and two on the front.
II is to be warmed by four furnaces, Dewiu's pa
tent. one being placed in each corner basement
room. The furniture was made by MessTs. Patton &
Co. Of Grovc-st this City. and consists of double
and single desks Of seasoned cherry, and maple
chairs the whole vanished and supported on orna
mental IRON sia.chons
The cost Of the ground, building, &c, is abou
$4,000