The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21
City Intelligence.

Tn AaossEAc VETERANS HomEwAso EorSD--rhe
Amoskcss Veterans who have been visiting President
Pierce, and who have been the recipients OF nrsuaJ
honora in sister cities OF Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, will arrive to-day On their route
homewards We glad learn that the ex. OF this
line battalion viii be mott sd than ner advent
The "fgers,' the '40.G' Light Guard will 20 tho
honore the occasion. The Veterans will be received
at O'Clock p NJ NJ the foot OF Cortands street and win
mareh brough Wan, Bsoaa and Pearl streets % Broad
way and thence so the Park where the Mayo vii review
taeni Thence they viii proceed to the Arniory of the
, ,h Saaa, where they will b weIconei in
entertainers for hospitality
s'uooL os btsioa sos WoMsy.--ln the year 1852 in
stuiisn was established in this city fr Instruction
Of women in Tire art Of drawing and engraving and al
though u was entirely erpe iucn It TAR been
very uccessful There number of similar schools
ia irence, and they have eupphed it ~ said some o.
the iIst eIgravers In Paris The New York School Of
Design for Women has not been in existence long enough
10 attract public attention TO IT. bat OF ia pups
haye already attained high degree OF proficiency both
"a The arts OF eosGnpg AID engraving rho OF
tho institution arc the southwest cornor OF Broad
way and Broome street and admirably aispel fyg
me purpose, beng Rhea ny sixteen tind5ws an capa
pie of acc mMouatl0s over hundred pupils. Of the
thirty young ndes who in daily attendance eight
alc employed copstantly on Gns wood cs.rayass.
These have % much work "a they arc abls 10 do ana
ten dollars week EACH working ssgsn or EIGHT
hours day. They furnish some Of tho engrsyincs for
tevc;al Illustrator periodicals, and II j. Sufficient 20 say
hat they aaorg The best have seen Tao School
q Iesen : supported mainly ly private subscription
.
but his = merely nominal sum; and IL the pupil pos-
sesscs osonsry sh ano tcent, she may 10 Gaming be-
fore the expiration 81 that lime. Tho " work are
from O'Clock till a. dGring the winter and from TO s.
IN the summer. nos class will be opeaei next Sstur.
day fos he pupils in The public schools and we're
ioImed That large number Of applications nave been
made Mr. lorrick the teacher OF engraving and Of
e mnfe advanced pupils in drawing while uiss locker
atenn 10 be irftTneion Of the pup IN the acynsnear
ART Those who are Interested in the chr syinr hasness
would 90 wol 10 pay them VISIT and see for themselves
what female artists Go with the gragcr Ihey are
Al L.
no reason whv an M tuition ofthc Kind gboud nos b. a.
wen supported In Now York As 10 Pars.
ANNIVERSARY On IouNo AirS's sfrssooy Sotrrry -
The thirteenth annual meetog Of this associe ION was
hed luesaay evening in the Stanton Baptist church
The exercises wro opened with prayer BY Tho Row Dr.
Bright, sfser which tae audience joined IN saa. Al an
lropriate hymn. The reprt Of the operation, Of te so
ciety Tor TUG past year hon rc1d. from tins we
earn .ha, me soce'y J. % aonrshDg conf '3g. The
receipts SHOW an ire1ease Il g4-5 - osct ho4 o. The
year previous which amounted 20 1896 - or te whole
amo9nl $50 hare nsen appropriated t. tn American
lnpbi Missionary Union; -232 TO the american Eaotisf
Home Nissn society; $50 70 the American md lore.n
Bible society st - he american SUNDAY s.ls,l rnon.
go 20 the slaio fntoD and $50 TO- tho sgpport u
piiad as perSe D5l Donation from tho members Of the
5oaid'o me rstes cf'e church Tho repor notices he
eecease Of tTo lie usT4bess, sarah Ann H,r..sn and
Francis H. Palmer The contribution II one ccf. rer
week constitutes person member. Every ric.nsef ~
society ard record i Aeti Of tho agoss 81 al ho b.
long 70 the churrh Thee divided among the
member OF me board whose duty 10 y - zoe he rrT
Soma 0oMgnnied upon thtir respective sts Gni receive
whatever they prepared % give Those contritu.
ona aie Appropriated to various missionary purposes,
az heue ana abroad In tbs way various amouais that
20 rem the church for .blgions aud eenavoen: pur-
poscs are collected and applied the donors doirc, and
proper sckDuv odgmen. is made. After the rcljng %
he report, Of which tho foregoing n an abrses. al.
dresses maze by Fev. rr. Stone, Brght and others.
at the conclusion Of which The meeting adjourned.
ASSuu FAIt paRADr % mn ForRm BRG ,DE--Thc
Fourth Brigade under command Of Eriysdier General
yn@t.rluy for fn.re~{fan AMI
I0th, 1th and 1eth regiments belong 70 this Command
Tho regiments assembled al their respective hesiqusrcr
and marched u the brigade head parer At Nsahpgton
Parade Ground, where thsy formed line ami ma-hol
NJ Nth attnnr 10 lweutyr~-t street. ds1 Il. a. s'-oat
70 broadway, sGs ;aropSn Fourteenth stes, I. rousp,