New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25


The exercises varied by Singing which psrsc, 10
time, giving evidence Of thorough training in that depart
merit There thirtyihree books distri1ut pre-
NUNS. The School pleasant and convenient
The female department of this School examined
Tuesdsy q met by the City Superintendent at grsSt
length. There attendance Of % pupils uaier
the direction Of Miss Ana T. Lloyd, Principal, with liz
ssis'snt teachers The exercises commenced with stag
ing. Msy Cones Laughing, &c. Class r snined
in reading spelling and dsfntOns-ser which the filog
ing exercises; Snging-"Ihe Plough Boy" Glass ID,
Reading Spelling and Definitions Singing Bright Flag
Of America" Class Is. examined same az ID. Singing
"1he Willow Song" These the lowest classes Of
the school. Class A. examined in reading prsinZ
followed by singing The Log Hut after which. read
ing a select piece by little girl The sams class was
then examined in arithmetic algebra and geography TINS
class passed through all its exercises with very great credit
ard were highly commended by the examiner for their
LADY like bearing and Intelligence s1 very credlt.oie
compositions were read; 65 book premiums were given
out several addresses delivered by the officers and
examiners the exercises were clo,ed sy singing Tae
Wind Is Blowing" and Over the Waters by the Noon,
light" This school should be furnished With piano
There were very splendid specimens Of paDmla-
ship and drawing in this school which were very much
admired
The Primary Department Marion Yates Pfn soal with
Cos pupils ii attendance with Diae assistant teachers
examined in the ordinary branches The school was pro
nOuDctd TO be in a very excellent condition The order
and classification were excellent
REAL EsrArr-The following sales Of Brooklyn proper
~ were made on Thursday by Albert II NicOlay:
frame Houss and Lots on PGIs-sv each 81 900 co
Houses and Lots Desns each 81 GOO
Total amount Of
FIRE At CARBONsVLLE-AbOut 0 clock on Thursday
evening fire broke out in the barn and out house tbs
premises Of DR. j. NJ. Bradhurst, at CarmOnsvlle tTO
miles beyond Harlem Several fire companies from the
City present but for want Of adequate supply Of
water, the buildings, together with forty tuns Of and
ten Of coal entirely destroyed Two Of the IRE
fell from exhaustion. while others could hardy SUP
port themselves. Notwithstanding the extreme heat the
bremen could not resist the temptation Of having fight
Capt Porter his Leuensns and plat bon Of nea were
pre n and queled the disturbance. The property was
partially Insured
COUp ~ SOLEIL--Coroner lmbls held inquest yes.
tfrday II Bellevue H0su upon the BODY Of An yak ngn
nsh about q years # who sun struck Thurs
day afternoon while al the Of Fifth 81 and Avenue
A, and died the same night. He had dark hair but no
beard. Verdict Coup de SOlel.
Coroner ODonnei held an inquest yesterday At No $50
s, ,ndsv upon the body ofAnn Reid who struck
while at the corner Of TReny second St and Sscondav
on Thursday and died the following night She was
native Of Ireland, 90 years of age.
CagnIAGg AccIDFvr-On Thursday evening Mr. Mt
thew Flynn of Twenty fifth st. near Eighth av, while di
wing through Hudson ST accompanied by young lady
named WEIGH the horse became frightened and ran vita
great speed toward abingdon square when the vehicle
in cont ct with large block Of granite, aud
upset Both Mr.. NJ. and the lady badly Injured aud
taken to drug store at the Of gh'h aud
Troy St. whore they received proper attention. after which
they were taken TO Their residence.
THREAT TO COMMIT SurcrDE-On Thursday night a
female 20 years Of age named Catherine Shepard dis
covered board of the beats of the Fulton Ferry,
apparently deranged and th eatenng 70 jump overload
and drown herself When the boat arrived this side
she was taken in charge by policeman Of the Second
Ward Who conveyed her 10 the Cty Prison whore sbs
put under the Of Miss Foster the Mar0n and
attended by Dr. Covl Her previous history known
nor the inducemept which led her to threaten her life
CHARGE or LnEL-NIr. stephen Bates, proprietor of
Lafayette Hall, No J97 broadway, yesterday preferred
complaint before Justice gait, against " H. imsIn aud
T. -. Cuits charging them with publishing article
their paper of the 2st inst rejecting upon hs character
The libel comp planned of was msoded IN 1 cOmmu 1icl0n
headed Letters from anblcr,' and signrd Sat-
"terng jake warrant Issued for the arrest Of the
accused. and yesterday Mr. Stm0n tat en- inO
dy by Officer ;, -. Smith. The matter will soon be inve3t
gated Mr. Siimson slys,that be will furnish the Of
tie correspondent who SEPT in the communication which is
alleged TO be Ibeous.
TIE O1HTR SIDE on THE QUESTION On Weiaesdly
last John Fisher canal bO nan, tried ,n1 convicted
Of attempt at rape upon the person Of Mrs Mari. r.
se per who represented hersefto be model chas IT,
The conviction published in the papers OF yesterday
and Don after rs appearance two captains OF canal boats
ard ihr person appeared IN Court and made aIlvt
The Effect that the Vruous woman Mrs sleeper had for
months past borne anOor 0usy bad rputa,n Upon this
evidence the convict discouraged by the Court The
has decauped with so Corplra m ney, which
bad been allowed her by The Court consideration oi her
being locked up as a witness.
BURGLARS At worr-A clothing store in Sixthsv.,
near Thirty hst broken into AZ early hour yes
cday morning 10y forcing open tae mont door oar 40 pro
peiiy was carried off, me burglars having P'oba0y b,en
heightened before eousun mating their "bjs't.
a dwelling in Thirty WAS also broken open tia
same light but in tbs case also, the burglars away
empty handed.
A YOUTHFUL THIEF A youngstcr j. years of age
namcd JAS Donnelly, yesterday arrested by Ooer
Nat.on Of the FIRST Ward charged with stealing -four
dozen haudkerctfs valued at sil from the store No If
Madtulane 1t appears thar he called ~ under
Iretsnse of o1e pencils for sale and while there
he property 1t missed tho th Was found
stcreod behind barrel The handkercheis we're recover
3D. and be committed prison by Justice Osborne FOR
trial