New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

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utc Nurseries OF Psr hn- just been opened At No 10
-. Marx --paoe on tic side OF the CITY where Wet
Nures % unbemicd character may b obtained or may
fnd places AMI wh-e poor n"ile- al" 20 oRt 20 day.
work leave their infants through their working hours
returning nouh ,he when they -ec nj AMI feel assured
hatihcy with be wisely and tcaiery cared ir7 by nie
leont and faithful nurses We know class dscy
ing OF encouragement and all than that Of poor wives and
mothers who are compelled Others ior living, yet
Of whom each finds the infant she loves 70 work for and
who cannot bear hunger and hardship She io-i
dabc obstacle to her finding work TIA. she do doing
work that she can fnl This establishment il calculated
toremov this obstacle from her path. and ought to be
generously sustained 1t viii not OF course, be IN
der:ood and appreciated By the poor a: first anu
many OF the bes. OF them viii be repealed by the suposl-
ton that it contemlses sort of aInS-gvins which Tar
from The fact Each mother is expected TO pay small
CONF -aion for the care OF her childno half what
would cost her hire needless girl or busy negbor
look after itbut still enough TO relieve her from the
oatled ight Of pecunary obligation Ladies OF broader
intelligence and happier fortunes will do many OF their
roor reighbors genuine kindness by apprisng them OF
tie NUrsery, and commenting it to their patronage We
boye TIE agency Of the institution in procuring Wet Nurses
for those who need them viii prove to source OF III
cone rather than outlay and thar Immediately while by
making that careful scrutiny into the characters OF those
Offering 40 Wet Nurses which the father OF hungry babe
I
service to many Of our citizens well TO the nurse
whom !; finds worthy OF commentator. We trust the
estimabe ladies who have taken upon themselves the
weighty responsibility of instutng and sustaining this
establishment will have reason to regret their pha-
hropv through the failure of the generous
ard support i; by subscriptions TO its funds.
The Board OF Aldermen last evening adopted a report in
favor Of accepting the proposition OF the Trustees OF the
Brick Church to sell their property The Controller was
directed 10. 70 pay sanrcs TO tho individuals appointed
mcrclv bv heads of certain Departments, such appoint
mcnt- not having been confirmed by this Board. The
Board of Aldermen have recently refused to confirm the
nominations from the Streets and Lamps Department
the ground that they nOtcapabe 70 perform The duties
ex ectcd Of such officers yet il appears that the Depart
mont persists in keeping them. AID Mott offered rc'o-
luton TO employ Reporter to report the de5a'e' OF THIS
Board and to have them printed bu; the h section OF the
Amended Charter interviewed and the matter laid on
the table AID Drake presented his minority report in
favor of extending Albany-s through Trinity Church
yard which was ordered to be printed Special Com
Inee reported to with the Councimen in erecting
the new City Hall in the Park This matter was laid on
the table TO be considered Monday. The Committee on
Fire Department on communication from the Chief En-
eineor submitting complaints for rowdyism &C., report
in favor Of supendng Engine Co. No. Is for three months
Engine Co No 81 for six months and suspendng and
pcllinc certain members of other Companies.
Tie Musical World OF this City. edited r. 5. Willis
and published by f. X. Deyo, has commenced new
number. II iour.hing and wdely-read Joarna anu
contains notices Of the sheet music published editorial
writings on tho art and pages Of printed music each
week.
RFNoyED.-The Childrens Aid Society have removed
their occ TO Clinton Hail. third story northeast corner OF
Astorplace.
PIEAs,NT RF-JsfoS or HE CAR-SPRISG MAKERS
On Thursday evening Mr. o. p Smith, on his resignation
OF the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the New-Engand Car Spring
Manufacturing Co.. in Tkrtyfourh-st.. gave farewell!
dinner To the employees of that Company at the Manhattan
Saloon Fuon-st which also attended by several of
his rersonal friends The rcpast bountful and
the continents given and responses made most appropr-
ate There was very full attendance of Mr.. Smiths late
associues. Mr.. THOMAS c. Ely presided Among others
who participated in the festivities Messrs. Ely Sin
clair Jocclyn Monroe, Mctuirc Mclean Dolan, Barry
Abbott r. Jones Durand. Hubbard aud Blaike. After
the dinner had been discussed Mr. Nell Jameson on be-
half of bis fcow-indu,trials presented to Mr. Snh mas
vc gold iob-can which testimonial OF the regards OF his
old Mr.. Smith accepted in brief but speech in his
usually happy style at the conclusion of which h was
most enthusiastically cheered. The party broke up al
seasonabc hour much entertained BY the sentiments re-
sponscs songs and stories which they HAD heard. May
there be many such reunions OF workngmen.
NEw.YoRK OPHrHALNIc IIosairu. - This establish
ment opened May 2j 1882 since which date than
patients with diseases of the eye have received
;utou advice and medicines expense ofabou 81 3O0
including rent of building The Le s>ature has recently
appropriated 81 for The purpose of building an Ophha
mic Hospital provided additional sum OF $4,000 Is
raised in this CITY The Directors are making el
fort 10 accomplish this object
The frst troop New-York ITussars. numbering about
sevcniy.ve men, under command Of Capt Lyon Islacs,
ccchra;e their ninth anniversary Tuesday nox BY
excursion and dinner Newt treoht The troop will be
accompanied by Walleces Band.
4 DIRrY SrRYEr-Ex-Allornan Benson complains that
Twery-second-st between Fiih-av. and Broadway has
not been cleaned for two wears.
As APPEAL TO THE PCBLIc N BEHALF OF THy NEW
YORK HosPrAL IoR THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES
o. TIE Undersigned appointed Committee BIZ thu
Board Of Do'ors r he pg O. oi ~ me 1 Ia BE-
which time tbing les tLau two
sLd msacnes 81 an eAfe's. 81 Shy aDN "-s les
dollar Tor Zach patient neudg irn o ynHans the ms
Of thee hit relief here obtained would have been
VI Newfors The Hospital
srt located No >fuyvean.s near the Junction o. Nnhf
- crips ~, the benevolent trs such Indeed
H. been he srid patients within ne last az months tha
& isIs ee ipsToPrel Tor purpose building an
Orihss HcsT;ial, pTevdd az ac-iala sun. o. evVD IS fad
ufou afflicted apesl T. every 1Af ian i.AEol't
comGeTcial emporium With ne ehi7 coincidence t-'
the shove III h Inosi oheeTiulls Continued
BENJAMIN r CAMP.
The Hon A. c. hINGsLINO,
BFNGuicr Laws Jr.
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