New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

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virii 10 rgS CmysraL PALACE Tho Children u th5
Nov York juvenile Asylum under the charge Of Dr. John
- Knss nbe Superintendent aud Mr. J, L. Apply, the
tnchor poid visit 10 The Crystal Palace yesterday from
the Temporary buildings the FOO, Of Fifty 18th st. East
River There IS, boy dressed In stro1gnew homo
spun grey cloib suit, bearing pink badge GA the len
shoulder The appearance Of these neglected children Of
nrd degradation very creda5le to the persons
having the Institution in charge They passed very de-
lgbtfu day leaving the Palace at o'clock P NJ at tho
sound Of drum
These boys are the neglected children Of City who
arc taken by the authorities and placed in charge Of the
Asylum They are divided into five classes viz Glass
AB.CDardP Glass A is the first class and consists Of
BOYS that have been in The institution at least two months
the lat OF which must be passed without mark OF d5ap
probation; the sccotd only five marks the thhd ten
marks the fourth composed Of all others except 81
have not been in the Asylum month the last class are
probston.rs and have not been in the Asylum month
The discipline Of the Ay lum strictly parental The roi
tus far unknown The pupils treated chidren Of
one great lnmly.
DisTISerIsHED Yesterday morning, about 81
o'clock d-iineu she'd member of the upper circles in
the KINGDOM OF Coudlani arrived in this City by the air
line route The streets being perfect pudding soled his
white garments ourageoly tina. he left in disgust after
a very br.efisry.
The advent Of this stranger who may be well enough
to mention is Ssow has been for several days anticipated
hut BY no means with common sentiment Age and
Rheumalin contemplate with twingc and stir the coal
fire through the iron bars and adjust the cushions anew
Poverty looks shverngy it through the broken wal and
uncazed window and gathers closely about her toe
rugged mantle YoEh looks smingly out upon the drft-
inc fakes and the sleigh bells chime and the skater Bringing
heel make sweet music in f,ncy's ear.
Dealers in wood and coal rub their hands geefgy at the
first glimpse OF white winter and up so the prices figure
or two as down drops the mercury figure or two more
Consumption with winter upon her check signs as
the frst snow gttcr through the air VIII they clear tn
drifts gvoy TO make room for her before sobrcaking
Spring shal come sgainl
We look cut Just here the earth all black the Sky is
all blue; and The snow and these paragraphs are ended
together
FoR LarrnrA-The bark Isla De Cuba, sailed Thurs
day for Nonrovia with fry three emgran,s They De.
parted in excellent spirits and with fair wind. Of the
whole number thrytwo were from Pennsylvania four
from Connecticut and one from NewJersey The romin-
der were from this State 1t highly creditable TO their
intelligence that with single exception all OF them above
ago eleven years are able 70 both reai rnd write
Two Of the plumber olergymen oaoe Methodist EPis-
copal Chrrsh viz Rev s. Williams, Of Philadelphia and
Rev d H. Peterson from the fneior of this State who
goes out partly for purposes of exploration Abraham
Caldwell another OF The emgrants is repuled 10 have
property in this City to the valve OF $4,000 but having
formerly lived in Liberia he eaterains for superior at
tacbment Another emigrant is named Augustus Wash
irgton from uarlfor, daguereoypst by profession,
wen educated ard quite gentlemsny in appearance An
o.htr is Stephen Aion 6chOOnaster from NeWburgh New
Several others had made application for passage in the
bark but circumstances prevented their going q! this time
Tie Pcople's Journal is the name Of Illustrated
Agricultural Mechanical and Scientific monthly periodical
inst commenced in this City by Mr Alfred T. Beach The
frst number makes beautiful appearance and contains
forty engravings Refining chiefly novelties in Agricul
turc INVENTIONS &c We notice engraving in particu
Jar which possesses peculiar Interest," picture OF the sa
"vannah" the first ocean steamer. II she had side
wheels but no paddle boxes The Peoples JourHa, is pub
hed q the rate Of 20 cent for volume Of six months
10 cents copy Each volume constitutes work Of 200
pages with over 900 engravngs, al cost Of only half
dollar. Cheap enough
LAYS OF CrAEERDoA-T1e KnioteyJooker for Deem
Der will contain the fr Of series of Poems under this
title intended 10 commemorate the herosm Of the EaEy
Quskers' They by gentleman thoroughly con
vcrssnt with the philosophy and history of that people
Tho sui iec Of the ft Poem Is the Execution Of Mary
Dyer in Boston in 1850"
The NoronIoUs Y,NKEE SULLWAs-The arrest Of this
notorious vagabond has been Of satisfaction to ell
lovers of peace and good order, promising to result in
suitable punishment him and check on pugilstc ruff
Ganlm future But would appear that be Is on fair
way e-caIe the punishment he richly merits He had
his nation before Justice Tucker Of Berkshire County
on Monday last when his bonds for appearance for trial
were fixed at $3.50 lie has sent to NewYor to procure
the requisite ury ard ho procures it. he probably
H. there will he the end of the Nobody suppose
that he will show bis head in Massachusetts, Court
with fine Of o. 600 and the Peniteniiary impending
long as he get Off Ivy paying 1880
TUE FINK Poor Book s,rE CosrEovERsr.-TheJ Juror
Gu Safes yesterday Issued circular to the exhibitors of
i. Al.