New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

- corner Of Houston and Thompson So Tie
= The evening were commenced by singing tne On
palm BY the Choir and prayer By Rev. M D'eA'I''-
Rev. Mr. Csnheld, Secretary Of the SAboan oea'1'
ru;sn. then arose srd ssid that as Rev. Nj CHi'l1N
n Ohio end Mr. L B. 1ousley. OF Csnandaisoa' W.
presert end were perted to speak he woua
fbeir time tut few moments, in order 70 rnsAo
,taternepts and said that n this City ana v'ein''
e,tirna,ed that there are at present 1'vO -
and deprAved children, who are growing Wy
of ieporsnce dissipation, wretchedness an,
Tie had been informed by gentleman VINO h'd
IL returned from q visit TO London. 'ieliAA ..1
c;ties thst nowhere rad he seen such des'1uuon
,,.s.hedness ,,nonv he children a. IN porHons "a
,,is C.;,v The soeaker also said that "'Inih '"
,e,,, he had Travelled over the gresterporn OF us
rri,.d state and nowhere was there sucn WICK.
the ;uyere portion OF community az In thi'
49,. "a ,b,, bu short time since, while in one OF CD.
bsiI. "a u,ce boy but years Of age was arra'gned
ON charge of stealing, and was sentenced 10 conii'
nent in the jsh ssu.
On INQUIRY he sscertsined that at the age Oh n'e
wear, this led hsd been cent out by his mother 70 s.e
and this Il only one instance in many Thousands ~nsrs
children are Instructed IN the frat rudiments oil e'e
by their Parents and there are now incsrceraeu ~
the cells Of our city prison, four men doomed 70 en
noble death on the 18th Of this month three OF "n'n
were taught the fret lessons OF crime by ther pare
had never attended Sabbath Schools, or recevca any
in,true,;ons from the Bible The speaker also cited
sever instances Of children that rad been taken from
the streets and induced to attend Sabbath Schools BY
which mi ans they had not only been reciaineu' "u'
had become orsments to society.
Rev. Mr. Chidlsw, OF Ohio Text spoke, and said
that some time since he had learned the. the Ministers
of this City about taking steps to have outdoor
preachpgin various parts of the City in order to reach
that portion Of the community who never sfsend o"
wersbip and could not be induced to enter the hol
of God they (of the west) had also learned 81 ~
establishment of The Sunday School Uhicn, and your
Iabors Of love rccaimng young souls from everlasting
ruin Your success In this has encouraged us In
the West 10 make an effort and have already very
many Sabbath Schools established estimated that
an the Northwest there are 100000 Of children with
mn, means of Improvement The principal rea
son ofths 4. flowing
IN there ofpcrsons ofevery country many OF whom are
too di,tar from public schools to derive any dement's
from them while others are too poor. Where Sunday
.chools have been established and children gathered
into them they have cvinced desire to gain know.
,edpe and although they found to be very ignorant
they are not by vice like the children OF the
Civ Upon this point the American Sabbath School
Union IL accomplishing much good us Il Is composed OF
members OF the various Protestant denominations.
There are however many counteracting influences
brought TO bear There many associations oil innd
els one of which, Cincinnati, numbers over lS'o
members the country Is also flooded with inhde ny
eraiure la the shape Of newspapers BOOKS ana we
pamphlets, and there Is great lack oil religious eie
mens In the institutions OF learning aud the reading OF
the Bible L. I'm exception and not rule The speaker
also spoke ut some length in regard to the duties OF
parents instrcting their children in the fear OF the
Lord.
Mr.. l.. Il Tousley, then addressed the audience for
some time in very interesting address. in which ne
related many interesting events which have come I'M
der his own observation after which the meeting was
closed.
THE RAILROAD AcCIDEST.--An inquest was
held on Sunday by Coroner johnson, of Westches.er
County upon the body OF Joseph H. Ming, and the fol-
lowing verdict returned
We, the Jury. fnd-That Joseph H. Ming came to his
death by collision OF the Port Chester passenger train
belonging to the New-YoTk and New Haven Railroad
Company and the Albany express freight train belong
ing to the NewY York and Harlem Railroad Company on
the morning Of the first day Of January, between The
hours of six and seven O'clock the junction of the
Morrisanis branch Railroad with said Harlem Railroad
In the said township Of Wet Farms We also ma that
the said collision Of the said trains was caused py the
culpabe careessness Of John j. Campbell, engineer OF
the sad Port Chester train, upon said day, by running
at high rate of speed while passing the stations and IN
net kesJng sufficient look out for cauonary sgnais
And as Jurors aud citizens of Westchester County we
wouId Respectfully recommend that the said NewYor
and New fipven Railroad Company instruct the agents
and engineers 60 use the utmost caution IN approacnmg
and passing stations in this county ana also ihat they
decrease their speed in passing the came.
SrRANaERs-At the MErRoPoLITAS.-H0n
John Van Buren,, kngston NJ. Waters Navy; J. w
Ellie, New. Haven; Geo w. Beebe, New.iork r.. w;
Gamble, Florida; Dr.. IL. Kennedy, Maryland Edward
Bartlett, Tanyiown; Lieut.. Jones, Navy John H.
Bradbury Boston; A. w. Cutter, Buffalo; w. hsight
Havana; James Morrow. : Carolina; II. senter, 81
Louis; SIN Eel oonmaker, Btltimore and otherS
AT the AsroR H. h Cralle, Virginia. J NJ. Mudon
Mobile, Manuel Aware, Havana A. Crane Detroit D
NJ. Mckenzie, ship Howquai II. Bates, Cincmnsh
: W. Goodrich, Hartford IL Warren, Boston w ~
Edwards Cleveland; Capt. Lopez, Philadelpma; II, v
Ward VALPARAISO J. L. Amcs Massachusetts; III Bell
Navy; w Wsrdrop steamship Pacific; H. Alden Prov
idence; Cspt West, Atlantic, aud Others
Al the InviNe. Capt. Alden, Army w. Bennett
Penn Yam; ID w. C. Benhsm, California Az Edwards
Albany c. H. McCurly, Philadelphia; II. A. DeCour
cey California; II. Stoddard, Dayton; w. X. Waters
Buffalo; j. d. Bullock Navy J. II. Hood, Washington
P Schomberger, Pittsburgh; and others
Board or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Monday
Jan. 3Prosent Jonathan Trotter Esq, President, il
the Chair.
Isrsratisn-of Alert Hose Company No. Al to atien
soirec. Accepted.
Pditions-0f TIE Managers of the Magdaen Benev
client Society for aid-To Committee on Finance b.
Assistant AID. Mahey, of Vim. Rndiord, for lease Q
Pier No. y North Rver--To same
From Beard Of 5ldeyRsR-RepoIt in favor OF buildin
anew house for Hose Company No l0.-Concurred IN
Report in favor purchasing the lease property Of Joh
N Board. No II Six,hst (near Third av) for a hous
for Hook and Ladder Company No. l2-Concurred In
The Board then adjourned TO Wednesday afternoon,
o'clock.
DARING BURGLARY AT THE HOUSE OF TIL
BxLoiAN CoNsUL-About o'clock yesterday morning
The residence OF the Belgian Consul Mr. II. w. l. Mali
In One Hundred and Twelfth -. near Twelfh-av. wa
entered by three burglars who forced open front win
dow and proceeded TO appropriately themselves Qusn
hiy Of gold and silver plate together with several art
clee ofjewely and some rich clothing which they foun
In different rarts Of the house One Of hen however
entered the room Of female servant who bein,
aroused by the nose gave the alarm, when M Stacy
brother.inlaw 20 Mr.. Mali arose. and having swakcaeS
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