New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

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Our fair and Geld weather changed yesterday TO mdness
and clouds, with considerable prospect Of storm The
moon was surrounded by very strongly marked ring,
which from time immemora has been considered the
premonior of rain hail snow and all .hngs dire in the ee
menIel world.
GoIsG TO BED-Drectly after write this itom we
are going home and to bed Now that is a very pleasant
thought We wonder how many think it this night who
are unable to do it. Not less than thousand poor souls
men, women children in this City this night who have
home no bed Go where you viii you viii see them hud
ding up in dark door ways creeping round The corner
there is always somebody just going round the and
always somebody just gone round Cold a. is this De
oember night there soulsthat is il such poor
miserable objects have any souls, which folks who
pretend to have themselves apparently doubt else they
would try hem-there souls in the street
this night than there perfectly happy inside of all
the marble palaces that line the sides of Broadway
Frhav.
All the early hours Of evening they wander up and down.
looking into warm rooms and down of eating
houses snung the savory steam and thinkngyes they
think
What
More than one half think, Oh, how l wish had
"quarer-or only shiling-or If it but sixponce
Twi1h had three cents"
What orl Would that get q lodgingl
Yes such as such ofon get but that is not what he
wants of three cents With three cents he would go to
Gale Jopess grocery and get drink" drink Of rot GUT
Rightly nemed
Three cents for drink never mind going TO bed since
bo; Ia f,.
is down hill all the way.
About ten o'clock, if you will stand round the corner
you will hear how the licensed liquor dealer advises his
customers to 60 homo and go TO bed
Come wake up, you drunken Of - and clear
ou-go home and 20 bed if you have got any you
not sleep here-I am going to shut up, am going to bed
Does The poor objected loaftr think of doing The same
Perhaps If he does be thinks where p Ii there is no
chance coal box empty cask he goes at last to the
Police Station and begs the boon of spending the remain
der of the night upon bench a hard dirty spot the
floor
II is rot drunken men alone who going to bed 10
night in coal boxes and Warehouses; but innocent sober
women and children who cannot say reader you andI
can am going home and to bed for their only home is
in the street. hole den where there is bed
Last night, at ten O'clock with little child
shverpg her arms came into the House of Industry at
tie Five Points and begged to be allowed to spend tho
night where her chi would not freeze for said she, am
SO tired that can walk no longer and if sit down out
door shall fall asleep
Have you no hone to go to =
No. alas am turned into the street not from any fault
Of mine, in City where all are strangers not single
friend who can ask to give me bed
The cause Of course is -
Yes Rum. That has destroyed everything homo
husband al-al but le and what is that without any
where to lay my head, in such nj ht as this =
ab.Ifo iaro nj fra.
it was all that could be given her. ALL and than great
many will have this night while you and l. reader
joyng the comforts of homo While going to bed
a comfortable bed, in good home, poor woman
little child is just going round the corner looking for apace
to 60 to bed in coal box
The Board of Aldermen adopted report last evening in
accordance with act of the Legislature last session ap
propriatng $4,000 for The NewYork Juvenile Asylum the
same to be taken from the tax levy of 1853. report
adopted confirming contract with Messrs Meneely & Son
to cost fire alarm bells of 10000 pounds EACH at 33S
cents pound communication received from the Cor
poraon Counsel stating that the Common Council in his
opinion, had the power to increase the Police force re
port adopted TO increase the salary Of the Contract
Clerk in the office Of that Commissioner from $500 TO $1,000
per An ordinance to make slight alteration in the
line of the Battery Enlargement as to prevent injury to
the Union Ferry and Staten Island Ferry slips was laid on
the table ana OruertO 10 DC printed
Rev THOMAS SAWYER long the pastor Of the Universe
list Church Orchard St. has resumed his connection with
that society," after absence of several years The Church
was quite full the occasion of his first preaching there
last Sunday and number of pews rented thereafter
His return to the City hailed with hearty satisfaction by
his many friends and brethren He breaches morning and
evening.
Big RESrsWe learn that the property on Broadway
and the south corner Of Courlandst fifty feet front by
one hundred has been leased g. per for fifteen
yenrp the lessee to put up building costing $4,000 to
the of the ground the expiration of the
lease bonus Of 100000 we hear has been offered for
this lease and refused it being considered really worth
three four times that sum- from the rental expected 10 be
realized.
The building of the Corn Exchange Bank at the corner
of William and Beaver SITS, constructed of yellow brick, is
snowy edifce The rental we learn will reach the sum
OF sl95OO per The building will cost about $40 OOO
The ground purchased last winter for $4,000 and was
considered high But from the rental will be that
thrice that sum it would not have been bad investment
The Board Of Brokers have taken the fourth floor Of this
builiing, and will remove into II in the spring.
FoURIENsM.-P T BaTnum and John N Genin like
such Fourersm See their letters Fourerism that en-
dows House of Industry in the locality of New York
and draws in poor orphan children from the streets and
dens Of poverty and nfamy and feeds and clothes and
teaches them Fourersm that establishes work house"
its opponents who call it potent agency Of evil choose
10 call co. which turn shes employment for those who
idle through inability 10 get work. and pays them for their
labor while gives them home gives homes to hun
dreds who have other gets It's orphan children adopted
and rta;ed their by of the best families in the