New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

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- A.rn Nv tao Sea horse. Ia short the whole altar
"a, elaborate exposition Of The amount OF ornament
.AA,s can BE- lsvishy crowded a small space rnss
tvsssfed
~, C,t t,sinS oS Trsrn Az AT the collision which
..sr,a On rliasv afternoon on the corner Of I~ea'y
ID, d All 1,rth sv between two cars Of the Hudson
s,rs Rssd and STAGE 10 Of the Tenth av and s'ring
. n Miss Resell Of weny seooad St received the N 'st
.,.. irurss she being terribly and bruised There
50 s.a on other passengers in the omnibus At the Tine
"A u whom we're more less injured They attend
"a ~ r rrrsd~ ell who rendered every assistance Ia his
,,f john Lovejoy. tbe driver Of tbs omnibus aud bis
80, small lsd who sitting 10 the sea, with him, we're
We considerably hurt Capt Stevenson of the Sixteenth
F.a roics says the stage entirely destroyed not
,essiet cf the wood work remaining
Arfrsrr AZ HeHvr RoHsssr-Abcut O'Clock yes
sorssy morning DR. John Bishop Of No. ia Moist
vas sSdus through the Bowery accompanied by friend
has ms return from visiting patient in SKY hrss'
rs cAme cut from behind pile ofumber on the corner
81 fOurih and hurled large paving stone at the doctor
so his aud then maze arsh At the carriage but
fnSug the stone bad missed his intended victims rs
srped sboat away but the doctor too quick for
and caugh: and handed him over 70 the custody
al OfceT Heyer. of the Fifteenth Ward lie yeser
ssy before Justice Stuart and looked up under the
rAne Of John Stewart
IrrOsrioS-We understand that more than ons person
has delivered goods purpOrtDg to have
from The City Prison, and drawn ia hs name OF Ednonds
We are authorized 10 say that NJ Edmonds the warden Of
dat essb hment draws orders for goods Of any kind
ana The public therefore csuossd ag&ins. dsv srng
Any thing on such account
looIpsNr TRoM blasting On Friday Afternoon an
Ir,hma an named Thomss McLane, while engaged 10 blast
pg rocks near ScrABtons. Pennsylvania, had his eyes
bovp out ana sustained other ures from pre-
mature explosion of the blast He is under surgical
treatment IN the New-York Hospital
sAsRlTH At THg JUVENILE Alphabetically We
,pspt portion Of the day at the new Boys Asylum At
pr.sspt located Fifty fifth st. and the East River Our
leaders will remember that bill passed at the last
,ss,ion Of the Legislature, charteng this institution and
,ppropratng $4,000 toward erecting edfce and sup
popg an Institution for the Reformation Of Vagrau'
Chidren-a number Of citizens pledgDg their part
10 rsi.e like amount which has been done and this
be charity is actively dispensing lis blessings among
the little fiendess oucssts Of City, snatchng them
daily from the cJmpanonshp Of thieves and burglars,
from The purieus Of dissipation and grstchedness and
placing them in clean and pleasant home surrounding
Aem with every Mort rendering their condition thou
sapd fold happier bringing them under good influences
pstllrg into their barren hide minds precepts sad in
struetion to viii h they are, and ever would have
remained, strangers through life, AID preparing the
for places ofhonor and usefulness ia society The Assoc
sop have purchased site for their edidce opposite
Tie Mount Washington Depot the kogs Bridge road
and will Immediately erect building capable OF sccomno
dating thousand children Of both sexes, who will be
committed 10 them by the for vsgrancy or crime
either with without the OF their parents thus
claiming the right of society the offspring Of cdm
nal and dissOlute parents. The building present,
porsry one located the banks of the East Rivers
under The charge Of Dr. John u Russ the veteran phltn
trops aud SIMPLY tn, selfdenying Efforts put forth for
these little vsgrants refined by the su0dued tone, the
grness 60 win favor tractabiIy gratitude and evident
symptoms Of radical reformation, apparent throughout
the whole institution The juvenile school FOR should
be termed ASYLUM has At present 100 scholars to
whom the Doctor and his family assduously
dsveiing their efforts to uuesrn them the evil vicious
and poisoning lessons taught them from the cradle, and
appan IN their dwsred. preoocous young minds, teach
hes that nsy them from the PRISON or the jbOet
Certainly City owes lasting debt OF gratitude to the
founders OF this noble charity Oribe boys thirds
have been committed by the authorities for yegcAncy petty
hef and coupaniopship with burglars one third com
niiied by their parents being past tser gOvernn
smOng which sst six bOarce!s at the Asylum, whose
board is paid by their parents TIE government
hem is strictly moral suasion. Net blow has been
struck in The Institution, still the orders promptly
obeyed and when assembling for church school or their
meals resemble action well drilled company OF sodisrs
Ceanliu Of person Notwithstanding too hap
PLY with those st Randals Island to be hatterlog
rewness snd studied cleanliness comparing favor.
ably with any private residence in the city Toe
bedsteads all wrought iron the sheets and blankets
entirely Of white cotton, t. readily detect any
CLEANLINESS The children all eat at regular table AMI
have crockey plates cups bowls and knives and forks in
place Of the usual embleGs o. paupersm. cauteens
puer plates &c. The boys heads washed and conbsi
every day. and every Saturday general bathing takes
place the The boys classified into four classes
b. &, d. and r. is the class yet to be formed from the
best boys Of the school and srdety many OF them
striving merit the honor class made up of those
not in the institution yet month and are considered on
probation. They have sewing machine with which one
boy has sewtd $50 pairs OF pantSoOns and 10 bsdck
Dr. Russ las also established the manual labor system
among them and half the scholars work at trades the
half of each day, changing witt tue other hall the
eeediDg day. AL the scholars seemed happy, and
tented, and parted with them with pride aud s4dsfac
bon for 90 much needed and enneny useful schsrity
DARING BURGL,RI.-At about "A o'clock last evening
q daring burglary WAS commits the premises Of Ger
ran tailor named H. Buchanan, Of No. 5O4 Pearl st 1t
appears that the family sitting in the yard ~ the back
OF the house and them and the store small
room, which during the day occupied workshop,
and at night young man in the employ of BIschmsn
eupies it a sleeping apartment The family observed
q match drawn along the boards but supposng il to
be the young man going to bed did not take
particular notice Of IT, Afer some time. hearog
considerable noise ana ths opening and shutting Of
several doors their attention was directed parcu.
ry 10 the OF the supposed LOGGER aud the
proprietor going into the bedroom found thai the door Of
ue store which opened into the bedroom, bad been
forced he raised alarm and lights brought In the