New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

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cordanco with resolution n tho Bard of Drsgion Of tho
Association We app,bend that I, would have been shs
true policy In popular point Of vio~ for the Dfsors 10
have extended froo adason 10 the pupils a. vel "a th,
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The Teacher. Of the Brooklyn Public Schools together
with the Members Of the Brooklyn Board Of Education
visit Powels DE Soto Friday evening, 9sh inst by in
vila,ion Of Mr Powell
similar invitation has been extended to tSe Teachers
OF the wiiamsburgh Schools and Board of Education.
FIRE DEPARTMENT AND CRYSTAL is;e ben
eft the Crystal Palace for the widow and orphans fund
of the NewYork and Brooklyn Fire Departments, yielded
a large sum of money. The New.York Department re-
ceived of the whole amount s2s2is7 and
an addition of ss3l5s given by Aois Peeler- confec
toner at the Crystal Palace making total of s3oi6i3
CHILDREN OF TIE FIVE PoISrs HOUSE OF IsocsrRr.-
The Rev l. M PEAsr. Superintendent-The children Of
the above named institution will be ct Barnard Panorama
No 5os Broadway Saturday the 18th inst. at o'clock
~ where ladies and other friends OF the institution who
would Ike TO see them but who do not like to visit the
Five Points, do so. hear them sing and give or send
The any clothing second hand other which they
may wish 20 dispose Of in this way The will be open
free of charge any who may wish to call Donations Of
cssh will be received il any wish 10 give On Saturday
evening seine day Il oclock Mr. Barnard will exhibit his
Panorama Of the Holy Land usual the proceeds Of which
will be appropriated for the erection Of BRANCH House OF
sDUsTRY on farm recently purchased in East Chester l6
miles from the City where the poor Of the Five Points can
be sent end protected from the bad influences Of that local
ity and be able to support themselves by honest industry
This is an excellent opportunity for the benevolent of the
City and vicinity to crafty their audsbe curiosity to SEQ
the children of the Five Points and at the same time assist
the institution which has rescued and is rescung from want
degradation ard crime and in many instances an igno
uiDious death
STATIsTIcA-THe Times asserts that our best mechan
les have on an average two children apiece" We knew
they were good workmen, but who took that census
The ceremony Of laying the stone Of the Jews
Hospital in New York. will take place Thanksgiving
Day 18th inst. at O'Clock. Tho Officers and Directors
will meet the Crosbyst Synagogue at o'clock to pro-
coed to the ground in Twenty eighth st., between Seventh
and Eighih-ays, for that purpose.
TEsrInoSIAL-Thero will be complimentary reception
given to Mary Vaughan by the friends Of Temperance at
Merit Hall. No les Springt, on Sunday evening, on
which occasion several prominent speakers Will be present
This is intended as an acknowledgment of the efficient
services rendered by this lady in organizing the Tempe
rance women of this City to bring their moral power
10 bear upon the recent Election
Mr. John p Cumming states that he will not serve on
the ommee for the distribution Of Perhams hundred thou
sand gifts.
Loss OF THE SHIP VIcronn FIRE ship Vic
toria Warrington, while proceeding down the Clyde for
on the 4th instant took fire. and was burned to
the waters edge Her cargo consisted principally of iron
and bleaching powders. The V. owned by Messs.
Zerega Co. Of this City. 600 tuns register, built in
this City in 1885, valued about $4,000 which. together
with the cargo, is principally insured in this City
yIsIr OF The New YORK BOARD EDUCATION TO
PowrIL's De soro,-The members Of the Board OF Edu
caion visited Poweus Picture Friday evening last on
invitation Of the artist There general attendance Of
The Board with it, officers and decided expression OF com
nendation was given.
similar invitation has been extended by Mr. Powell 10
The teachers of our City Public Schools berality do
serving Of notice which recommend the teachers to i'm
prove.
A STRANGE VISITOR At THE Cnr HlLL-About IL
o'clock yesterday morning the carved eagles upon the CITY
Hall received an ilusrious visitor One Of the original
birds Of the fores-some said hawk. others an eagle
came down from the woods TO pay his wooden PROTOTYPES
upon tie flag stats Of the Hall friendly visit lie frs.
lighted upon tie staff oyer the northwest corner, and sat
for some minutes peering down into the Supreme Court
room apparently looking for bigger rascal than his
own thieving self Not being able to look quite down to
the basement be lifted up his wings and went over to the
south west corner and made his perch upon the back oil
that eagle and settled himself down very quietly, with
conpaeen flap of the wings a. much as TO say la M
have found the at last" And then he looked down with
an eage eve into the chamber OF the Board of Aldermen
and through that into the Chief Of Policies Oncs Ater
while he got up shook himself with an air Of contempt ana
then remarked to the crowd below who stood agaPe with
supid wonder: viii go beck to the woods and steal
few more lambs and chickens with toeraae clear con
.eenee snee have how much greater thieves than
me are honored in the city
C,o,.e OF TEE Canals AND HCDsos RrER-In the on
rs,,s ,,bre . given the dases al which the Canals and the
Hudson River closed during the past ten yesrsi
c.,.l eo4.4 Budson River closed.
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