New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

6srd for a boy 10 he the same BOY that nc "as oe'o
lin he 90; little stub of cigar between biz teeth
cn II he was awful sick a, the stomach, and then ne
got into place where they sold bq1or and after ook
ing at the barb eeper TO see Il be would engh ., nun
stepped up and called for cobble an then he ooke1
round gain and last he got out OATH 1t sounded
terribly Il was dreadful hard then for boy TO m ID
Lis other. And they must mind their fathers 700.
lie had two Sunday Schools, and they were the apples
of hs two eyes, In Of them there was little giri
who had drunken father who had az lief knock her
mother down AZ look at her. Nobody could manage
him when he was drunk but this little girl pat
he would cit ell night aud listen 10 hel
az she read to him fOm her library
book. Her mother had told Mr. Thompson that often
and often the child had sat and r. ad TIL gray dawn
TO keep her father at home and away nom drink.
They must be kind TO their sisters, too lie woui no
give two cents for boy who didn't love bis sister
Laughter and applau.el lie wouldn't iru7. u nun
'twant collars that would make them men, nor twan
coat tails that would make them men. He kne" tina.
there was little mean miserable devil of prce VINO
got into them someimes One OF the sPeaksrS ,ber n
in liz Mr.. Tlompson'sl place. 30 that lie cola
st down there IL front and listen 70 nun;
There wa4 little g,ri in the story, and shey w3ua
cal ber Suzie. There was little boy, too ana lhey
csled him JobpnY. Suze Wes reading once upon
time and johnny snatched away the book. Acting on
the impulse Of the moment, she struck him, anu ne
was gorg to die game, and was going to h her 0ack
again; but the teacher saw him, and sad: Ion
bit her, kiss her Johnny" Loud applausel. lie
looked at her, and the kiss came slowly up 10 his ups
and nv and by be put up such dear, sweet par oil
ROSY lips as any little girl would have kissed IN
minute Renewed applause. And ne kissed herrhe
kssed her Continued and uproarous apPausel. ihey
must be kind to the little chldien that they met-tG
the little boy that lived up stairs and The h'te gr
that lived over the way, to the little cmdIen .ha ina.
went to their day SCHOOL, and to the little children tha
thew met at then Sunday school. God grant that he
and they might come up into more glorious taoeinh.
Gle than ba and sing better song than they nad Jus
sung whele the hearts Of the REASONED Oh the L'id
were forever swept with the divine melody 49,
Mr. LEyTREDGE then asked the children, I'll on theh
who wanted to thapk Mr.. Bradbury for making Tue
,ongs they had sung and helping them sns mem, W
saw ave- The aye was commenced in front OF Tue
platf6In and il was several seconds before II pehe-
mated to the farthest portions of the galleries.
The cong Happy Land was sung, ana the De ZEN;
dicion pronounced by the Rev. Ir. Porter Oh WIZ
lismsbuIgh. ,,,. =
While the audience was retiring the children IN.
dulred themselves in giving three cheers for almost
everything and everybody, and they succeeded IN
raising considerable dust before they hiaiono" away
with Their bannels
DR. HUTToS's CHURCH, UYIyERsITY-PLAcE.
A division OF the schools attached to the Sunday
School Union met yesterday afternoon at DR.. Huttons
church University place. There were thirteen schools
nresept. numbering about 1000 children The
services were commenced by singing by the children
and PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. White. Addresses were
made to the children by the Rev. D: z. ADAMS OF
Christopher street Baptist Church. the hev. MI nue.
and Dr. Hutton pastor Of the church, after which the
schools withdrew and marched away IN procession.
The following schools attended,
No -Tenh Presbyterian CLurchi Theodore Dwight
No. sCburch Of the PutaDs r. NJ Jessup supern-
No. 4s-Norih Baptist Church; j. H. Townsend SuRt
No 6iAmy street Baptist Chnrch; Hermsn White supt
No -Pus seRG9 r. = cTf faIe sr Ta1b su
No 8C-heTcerstreet Presbyterian Churehi j. r. CrOsby
No. si"Hsf Orphan Asylum; W. c. Gilman sup't.
No. Ss-Freewi Baptist Chsch; +; W. Page supt II
No 89-Dutch Reformed Church. Washington square, IL
Brewster Superintendent;
No lIs-Ward School Thirteenth street Sixth avenue
No. Isi- Dutch Reiorued Church. Sixth avenue David
No lGsrM,son school, No 1873 LauIens street, the Rev.
II. b. Chaplin Superintendent
AT The BAPTIST CHURCH, OLIVER STREET.
At Che Baptist Church in Oliver street the children
of Sunday Schools Nos. G. 10, Is, %, SO, A. rs So
ard $50, assembled. The children of these schools
wee all attred in their best garments looked happy
healthy ard clearly, and appeared much graied with
their holiday. Vssieus by INNS, set to pleasant are
were sung by them IN menner that rehects credit
uvuu ioso who haVS their training. Prayer was
| off,rIed Inv the Rev Mr. STEWART Of the Mariners
Church in Cherry street The Rev. +. l.. MACON
then addressed the assembage and, in language
suited to the capacity of his hearers drew picture OF
| Holy Week in Rome, and compared 1t with Ami
yeIsafy Week in New-YOIk Ano,her hymn closed
| the exercises and tine meeting was dismissed with
btnedicion. SO well pleased were the ttle ones VITA
their anniversary that in all probability for the next
SIX months they will look back upoplt with delight anu
lien ANTICIPATE its recurrence during the remainder Of
the year.
No 6-Norok Baptist Church C. C. GOODWIN super
No "Bsptst Mariners Church CALVIN Cook SupeIind't
No Diversified Baptist Church; lsa4c Newton supt
No 2-Oliye Baptist B-aDeh Church; VIM A. walker, Sa
s Eastern Congregational Church j. Hall sup
No Al Market street Ca1Ich A. sudSe Rct suPe.nenf
No s6-WsTd School LudoS near Delaney Chas n Deck
IscmMetbodst Cavipisie Church, Joshua Roberto su
perintendtnt.
Ar THE CENTRAL PREsnYIERIAs cBUcE, BROoNE-sr.
The several schools below mentioned met in the
Central PRESBYTERIAN Church, Broome street, and for
some tine previous to the commencement of the e1-
ercises the BODY of the edifce and the galleries
filed with TIE scholars and teachers and their rea
tv.s One of the galleries was filed with the chill
drep from two colored scboGs-about two Hundred 10
Mir THOMAS BoSD, Chairman of the Committee of
Arrangements, presided. The exercises were opened
with hymn by the children and prayer by the Rev.
Mr. WoOD. H.
from the Theological Seminary, the Rev. Nh Dow.
LING and several other clergymen whose names
were unable TO catch owing 10 some confusion ad-
dressed the children. The exercises were closed with
q HMM and benedi,tion. The exercises were very
irtresrr and were listened to with marked attention
NV The scholars The following schools were in attenl
No 49, Presbyterisn Church Cottage place. H. curuoa
Superintendent g.. CT, ~, ~ -
7Hou,ton PrssbyteIien Church; Henry Ps,ten supt
no 2-Beresn Bssst Church; Jc Baxter superineuden
Ne A. Mcys,jan Church: d. Bger. Superintendent.
No 6-Behesda Baptist ChgIehi CHARLES D. Payson Su3.
~ Methodist Protestant Church; Robert Butcher Sup.
No sa-peoicri CcI'ese; r. Pstt,.on, Superintendent
No l-FiIsi BAPt IhuFchi ~ " NeafhE snperlHtendt.