The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
Csiy Intelligence.

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cry Intelligence.
CsAarr FAIR rm CRYSTAL PALAcx.-yha ladies'
by whom the great fair has been isagurssco Al the
Crystal Palace, and by whom ii has besa 3, sue
cessiulIy conducted aimee lie commenceuegt satc0d
keeping il open DAY longer than wss al irsi au-
nounced, that every one may have opportunity of
payp visit and Of contributing TO the noble chayy
for wtch Vas established 1t has certainly been
mort succeesu enterprise o. the that has ever been
60, 10 This CITY, aud u cs doenty expected that Il
VIII rsafzs over thirty Thousand collars towards the
BUILDING of the hospital FIR the Sisters OF Charity
AZ one table alone, we were informed by lady who
Antnts TO II and who In with tho other ladies'
has devoted her Whole re to the fair since tts ppeung
that three b. ncred dollars ived during
already exceeded eny nve thou,nnd ana havs no
doubt that the nrmoer viii be to forty thod
sand All dei oninahons have in fact contributed 70 It's
support
THE wxATssR TIE DUsr.--New York s st prcsen.
suffering under cold snsp fret W. have had
this sesson, accompanied by boetcrous wind In Itself
most unpleasant, but rendered doubIy By the huge
clouds Of curt keeps constantly wlrng the
and bscng toe eyes OF The peoesr Tne city might
be epourabe not toat the street cleane have
failed 10 do their ouy, and there plenty of
Tor the ind 10 hct upon IN the great tbesoushares this
serious nuisance not Only to sae pedestrians out 20
the sorekeepers, VINO complain that their goods
little damaged by this hcaung torreat In the 30 very
where Q has oeen recently bullt toe work nan
failed to oear away The dirt ana consequently the
street is all but nDhahissb.e rhe people sick OF
complaining Of the authorizes, and they compelled
snow or rain storm viii al aliay the dust and thor
irritation Is to be hoped that TINS weather wtl not
last kng.
The Oh CHASszss STRICT sAv,sas BANK PaorssrY has
beer sod 20 William Cary who purposes TO ereot two
fine stores with white marble fton1 on the Site The
lo wncl any ites froat ~ one hundred and dty feet
deep, cost $4,000.
NEw CauRcB IN FINN AvrsUs -The congregation for.
waN-lu .h .
street, have already commenced building new chnrch
edince IN Fiih avenue, Of Thirty seventh street.
The lot hundrt feet or the avenue and one hun
dreo and fifty feet Tnrty seventh srset The plers
have nor yet been adopted bui Is 10 be Of brick with
lofty rteepie and viii nc doubt be urnament TO that
part of The city The cost of the church will be near
500 ooo Or Spring WIN resiz the pastoral charge Of
the congregation
CgTT yAGRsnr C1ILDRxs SxsT wxu-For some time
past, The Chdrsns Ard society and the missionary es
iabhmen, the De Points have been serdns All the
vsgrant children their would sow TO the Western
States, where they apprf nticoc to srmcrs win
doubt grow NJ hons and useful bors tya
consumn alton tha, would be thon doubtful we're
they 10 remain in the city, exposed TO the temp
that beset the poor and idle During the present year
IS estimated ihm 1890 children have been
charitable nsa;ions above meItonea, and year,
should tho char.'sbe cont ibute sufficiently, p,rnrps
double ihst number win find bons in the Vest Yes
teroay afternoon forty ave chcren were or
BY tie Cen,rs Rarosd under the charge or W. Tracy
Atsw Of themae honrd ior Cnsazc, but tne Destination
representa- while the ages sere six and sixtecr
ytan The children weys briefly acdressen By the Scc
where the children oinst IN scns OF which the follow
ing verees 10 n specr,en
We're youthful md, and tsus sari IN hand.
Reifcip9 We 90 to Il happy land
FI.m the want sot woe poor q lldren know.
From TIC wee q the city aiar weso
Then. hoi boys, hc to the wesia-n homes We 50;
There's comfort and health where work macs wealth,
Aesh bo let il rain or snow 10 tho Western homes We
want to 80.
Then, on boys, on towards the getting suu,
Where ihe merchant and nesrDoy tner wealth have
Where the oath /. broad to work AMI food,
And the angel o. God shall point the road
To day detachment children IS to be seni or
By The Five Polais NRson.
ESoIrH ATrsxtiAros o. ASysIcas MxHAscsr SzuI---
Tie packet ship Southampton, OF Griswod's Nov York
and London Line CT packets, TOOK iresb, yesterday
Of Messrs X Hoc Co.'S large printing presses Tor
Ltyds london ycuuc We rpders,and that this is the
second printing press made Tor foraon journals by the
enterprsng urn referred %, snd carried by this nae
Line Of sallrg packets.
Tul IL Eo1r S1RxyI About o'clock on Tuesday
nsns aro broke out tho third story OF a tenement
building No l5e Mott street, IN tte room occupied by
George Hene, boot and shoemaker The FIRE originated
from the explosion Of . camphene lamp The arcmcn
were promptly NJ tiD prcniscs, and soon exnguisned
the ire Mr.. Heine estimates mis- dama at about $500
insurance. Tne budins owred by Mr.. Jacob Wolf
enstein; II s damaged about $40, iuly insured.
TnE Lam ASrmw g. NORWOOD buried on Sunday
last rom pr McEroy's church, in Fourteenth street,
with appropriate religious ceremonies. Mr. Norwood at
M Of bis ah supposed 10 be the oldest native
Of Now York city living lie was bern In Is7o and was
consequently eighty sx years OF agc 81 tho time Of hh
DEATH sLcb occurred lat Friday, ut his residence In
Four,eenin street Hi1 fa,bor served In ths american
army durrg tue Revolutionary and eu inmate
time Of The Old sugar house prison hr. Norwood
went into business In 17ei aud Of Tho orsnators
Of The second line Of packet ships between ih port and
Havre. uo retired from blsincEs In 1880.
NORMAL srnooIs Tho exam!rAilca OF the Normal
schools under hs control OF tho Board of Education
commenced Monday, AS. O'Clock T. NJ, 9, Tho hall,
Of Granj and Elm sro,s, and win continue unt
December ls. resc Normal schools are composed II
she under eace n TIE public schools De cote their
spare time TO pcrfcctrr themselves TO their education
their charge The succoss this school hes neca vory
yr..t ero ir r0euned 70 supri,ag the e.sy s,hoos
With excellent teachers. Ihe ioiovng 10 Tie ens.cns
prosfsnfac Of NE eNsuinsioU
in ne yenak Normal Schools xerd.y. Nov Y, Class D.
~ i1s ~ sss ss, r. ys . % p sssa,s ssi
% . ,ATs's1 scr Gee. ne e sa c. nas ii s
iien. thrsiay Dec class y "a Scs'i.n. sortay p.s
thu. ,'es Il class 4 nae scinai scscn Nosasy,
coorea Sormf school-Isursisy, Doc u.
Evssns snools FoR CoroHso pSDrix --Thssc sot,,ls
have mot v very far success sincs N y have bccu
opened, and no colorci pecpIe ,ho~ . nen''Aols
spirit In eudesyor'r 10 nprsye -ihsrscvCl Toe
ipg school IN Laurcus street, No. "a 10 Q very cnccu
raging conS ton. The enale department; lcs c;arge
Of Mss Tcmpkins snd two assistants, hv s'xy
pupils enc 81 whom V 81 ycas of aga pupl wh,
lust succccdcd 4, leafnirs 10 cad Reading speirag
apo ptnnanstp arc the branches espscialiy NJ
tsadtd 10. Arnhmst'c. vcor spbY nd hssofy srs
l,s htrNU rfo a arr
larcc as nesnee hrn Il had as year sni tne average
sss " tho puris Il Dirty yeare S4vsr " tsose
alter eng 20 Mr. Wade y t1c prinulM o. tts
sehsvl and hts two assistants.
Personal Intelligence.
n President tas sloaIiy recosrised rn,t srsnsrn