New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04

ferry boss Sork crossing from ths Atlantic a.
ferry Brooklyn, TO Whitehall, abe INTO with
great violence by 9 schooner The bowsprh OF tAe
schooner after tearing away large portion OF me gen
temens cabin, finally lodged In tho paddle wheel ~
the steamer, where broken In pseees the saehs
Of the schooner sso tore away and stues fss 10 me
steamer side and the vesses remained iSa' iScses
together for near h. hour wAea, aer tho Tree use
Of the hatchet the schooner was withdraw HON i''
UNIV cleo NJ embrace
~ blame Whatever attschc. TO the p,los OF tie trv
ho& who not only stopped but reversed the engine
when dad the sseersmsn OF the schoooer known ms
business. neither would have been regulate. Tao'o
who were In the shs,terei cs5a fbrtanatsly had us
20 escape before the collision or the Consequences
mi ht have been Great alarm and cScitcineas
manifested BY the asscngersmors especially the
lsdirs
TmIRrEENrH WARp SCuooL No. ~.
EXAMINATION AND SrArIsyses-1he regular spring
examination OF this 6ne school situated the OF
Broome and Sheriff sb, was held BY the County su
perin,epdent In the presence Of al the school oceS d
the Ward and part Of the parents and friends Of the
pupil, The Primary Department, Miss J. b. Rather.
ford with nine sssapt teachers had attendance 81
- ,rls and boys. On entering the schooircon the
vast space 50 by 100 feet presented truly delightful
appearance, being completely hned In every part with
neatly dresscd and smiling, bright laced children The
classes were e. .mlned in full and pronounced %
be in condition superior 10 those OF any
nation Tho singing by the whole school wss Q very
pleasant feature oi the day. Tho company ~ith Mr..
kcKoen and the school officers next repaired 10 ths
Girls Department. Miss H. y. tsldy, Prncipsl, With
ak assistants and "a srs The exercises opened
by singing aud The different ciassss came the stani
In tie moot beautiful order marching ~ the notss VI the
piano which very snty taught with vocal music In
this school The Grammar Class, taught NJ. lisIeas
plan, was thoroughly tested and certainly paced
very extraordinary eSaminstlon. Tnis clsss 10
taught by the PIiocipsl and Miss Crosen. the
able 'hrst assistant The classes in Arithmetic, lis
tory, Reading. Geography and Spelling. acquitted
themselves very we'll There were more usrfd
articles OF needlework than We remember 10 have met
at any similar examination. The specimens OF orns-
mental needlework, drawing and psnmsn ship were
many OF them truly excellent The sinsins va unu-
sually good and We have ssdom heard The Old Folks
at Home" given with moro touching effect. hlss Han.
nah Ogden assisted by Others pupils presided ct the
piano, and received much commentator. The Boys
Department was next examinsd-Mr J. ID. pamit.
Principal with ok ssd sJ9 boys In sttsnd&hcs
The classes were very thorough In Ahthmstir History
In good condition.
We arc right glad to record the presence u - CO.
tire board Of School Oleen on ths occaAion and uuss
that their example will be elcsely allowed. Ward
School House No 70 was built In lsi7 OF o. 30
for site sl2 100 for building. and t0'o for furnish
ing. Total, s:2isO The School Oneen Of tie Ward
are.
coaNIssIoNyRs,
David Tappan, Clares d. Field.
Robert H. John.toa, Charles L s,icknsy
Jno , Russell. G.ynor,
Stephen BROKER, J. l.. Sco6sid
Jno Msrener
TyAcHkns
PriaetpsL d. Deiniil Salary, AlOoO
Male Dsparfn>ni
Anna. A Rutherford. ss;S I.1,.rs Hese..a ....s.
Mary +. Newman CTS
bssais Department.
M~g.r.s c; Mekel' go AIMS 4 Van Bsrcom Sd
Emily A. White 100 Mary {. Timpsoa 80. iT5
A0Tgsn. raI n ;.sl"
Jane Rutherford. ESQ Julia n Hatch $50
Corne,ia Allen 100 Margaret smyth.... $50
May M,sni rs anns = Pack 100
May Conner. IS Lucretia Plack ...... -
Jaaaor-Wm Torrance, A300.
In connection wah The matter vs o6er tho follow.
Ing communication In regard To School No. = Tba
writer will allow - to observe that dbl no, point 10
this Ward than Sny other and ho viii further no
iice that the above account the examiaaiioa In the
Thirteenth Ward shows that school officers con some.
times be present
Ma. EDrroR; uoder CITY Items" Ward School
No. Seventeenth Ward, IL noticed In your pspsr a
this day. The examination c. Timed 20 the Primary
and Fsmslc department commenting In the former ana
during portion of the examination 10 Primary Dsp.
mens Mr. Hiobsrd Comnissioner, and Messrs. Fly and
Va mrs Na. L..
to the Ptinci pal and lis salary WIN smeston u Phn.
cipaI Salary, 1000. Your remarks sre severe and
perhaps unmerted for the abs school officers .sy
Aars bs,R rRaro'dobiy absent
AieDdsy tsy 81. One Who WAS PsE,Exr.
SEAMEN's CHLDRES.-TheS iAth Ami
versary OF the Society for tho Relief OF Dcstitu>s
Children Of sesmen was held yesterday afternoon q
the new Home on the hill In the rear VI the saus
harbor, 1t Staten Island. large company OF lsAsas
snd gentlemen from the Guy were In Attendance
Ins children, numbering about TOO wsro on the pss-
form IN the lecture room, and appeared 10 be enov
hg all the health and comfort which should spoer,si.
TO such an airy and beautiful location a. ths Of thsr
new Home. The building, which d xrxs AID ,.u
sdsp'ed to the purpose 10 hardly hnl.sed bot wss,
completed VIII be hae ornament To The eonn..ai.,
Nil upon which Il stAnds Among the couo..v v,e.r.
DAY ~ere Recorder rllou. Rev DIR. Tyas. Rev Ne
"'n2 and several other clergyman from the CITY To-
se'her with the leading managers and friends II Ia
eDtsrphse
The Annivenary exercises commenced With pr,,sr
BY Rev. Mr.. Irving
Ihe children then sang dediq lynn, to the tass
OF Tie Old Granite ats"
MI !" L. Bull presided aud condu ted Inc exercises
oi ice children, which n,i.ei Of pirate al resss.
reeitaion'. &c
Mr. BsD gave short hbs''y OF The ediascc BY The
energy Of the ladies ~ho nsRass the insahiion. tho
enoEmovs sum OF : slho.t oined atsly rslsed
mainly among the merchants In the lower Wards al
Newforh
The Treasurer s,atement sho.I a b dance oyss IN