New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

Mary Augusta and Joseph n. y. Bond He expresses
the most audsble determination 10 ncressc the num-
Der Of his contributions with each succeeding Baby
Show Ono Of the little girls grew hungry and became
v,ry anxious that papa should get tho baby cracker
&r. BIackall EXHIBITS hydropatliic baby who has
"nsver been sick day in bis life The vegetarian
mother . would put him aside OF any here Tor good
"ness."
Mrs. g. o. s.. xaTks-place exhibits pretty young
lady yeas cd, dressed in remark ably good taste
John Chat,srAon exhibits boy Of aud girl Of
who attracted IN ueh attention. and many expected
thst the boy wculd take the fin, premium
That honor was however reserved for baby who
had a hsndsomer mo,hcr. The baby who took tho
pr,mnm of 500 as the handsomcss IN the collection
somehow escaped the notice Of reporters. LIE narne 10
Charles Orlando Scott; it was born Feb. Ia 1851, the
father is 30 wears old and the nother ~ the mother
has had two children bee; she lived freely for the
wear previous to its BIRTH she nduesd durgthst time
in general domestic exercise; its birth regular, and
II has been bathed in cold water Wner and Simner.
Mr.. Bsrnum speaks in very high terms Of the bosasy
of the mother The mother and child wiSbs erxhroned
to-day and through the week for the public rstifcs-
ton of the award After that il can be found at No.
500 Fourih-av. Its father is coachman. Is there
fore definitely ascertaincd that handsome baby must
have handsome mother, that she must havehsd two
children before that she must live freely take general
domestic exercise on level land and that her husband
must be ooschman.
Tie spectators not the least interesting portion
of the spectacle. One old gentleman expatistng
to lis grown-up daughters the wonder OF the three
bows and two girls exhibited by Mr.. Sprague, being
all the product of one birth Women were thers
wbitened and rouged jolly fellows too, whose breath
was strong enough to go alone they were not salliod
about. chucking babies under the chin. The bearded
lady joked with beardess young men, and the Brob-
dgneg Giontcss of the hgh-heeled boots, dispensed
her favors from on high An elatei individual reeed
up TO her and stammcred out his general wsh that she
should always be happy aud never need doctor.
lie assured her, with the peculiar emphasis of ntoxi
cation that sho had netting but bis best wishes A
little competitor with two Shanghai feathers in his
can and scratch on his nose looked on in mute
dermcnt.
Tie crowd, which was very great at the hour Of
opening, increased until there was scarcely standing
room there being at time nearly 6ooo persons in
the Museum, and most of them on the second floor.
There were about 10000 visitors during the day.
mostly ladies' very many of whom cured their lips at
at tho specimens of infsntine beauty presented. a.
much as to say that they night could or would do
better Young ladies leaning on loving arms a. sem
tmentally as the pressure of the crowd admitted.
locked into their lovers faces with this expression.
And NO wonder, for nothing but parental pride could
have induced most ofhe exhibitors to show their pro-
ductions with the expectation of a premium Toward
o'clock hlantino chins began TO grow moist In
spite of the efforts of assduous handkerchefs, and tho
hygrometer rose generally. All parties were readyte
adjourn TO the play or the street.
To-day the babies under one year will DO exhibited.
with the prize baby, and all the twins, trpets and
monsters.