New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

lane. In the Girls Department there were abons So
scholars, and the examination generally was very
credtabe. Music is taught BY Mr.. Goodwin. ihe
girls publish occasional psper bearing the name OF
Our Casket II Gems, from the second number oil
which several girls read very pretty pieces. Pie
teachers in this department ae Mary S. Preston, FL
vira A. Maintain, Mary +. Savage Margaret M. Hat
field, Mary T.. Clark, s. Victoria Walsh, Screens A.
Goodwin, Margaret j. Par, Matilda Tanner and
Annie Thompson. The examination in the Boys De-
partment remarkable for defamation and drill.
The drill especially Of the best, and portion OF
the exercises particular exhibition OF the First
Brigade whose uniform consists Of unlimited guam
dty of yellow buttons. Their discipline was excel
lent The teachers in this department are: John e.
McNary Alonzo Hopper, Charles L. Wight, Russell
Raymond, j. ID. Wyatt, and Misses Margaret A.
Beck Elizabeth Beale, Victoria NJ. Graham, Agnes
jackson and L. Caroline Copper.
School No. "a, in Elm street, near Leonard will be
examined today.
OPENING OF . NEw SCHOOL BUILDING. At
o'clock this afternoon the edIfce Of Ward School
No. ls-Fifty-frst street Lexington avenue-will
be publicly opened 1t has Accommodations for l, 800
scholars.
The parties Interested IN uucrIou VI q
in Broadway are invited to meet ct the st. Nicholas
Hotel this evening.
DISCOVERY or THE REMAINS or AN lSFANT.-The
body of an infant about three months old was dscov-
cred Yesterday morning in open lot in University
place, near Thirteenth street, and taken to the Fiji
teenth Ward Police Station. The limbs found to
have been disjoined, and partially stripped of their
flesh and the whole appearance of the body led to the
belief that it had been subject Of dissection to some
medical student.
CAPTURE OF BVaGLARs AND THEIR PLUSDgR.-
Shortly before daylight yesterday morning exPolice
Officer Mansfield observed three suspcious-ookng
fellows having in their possession horse and cart,
loaded with goods, passing up the Bowery. He fol
lowed them until they stopped at house in Extra
street short distance from the Bowery. The officer
then procured the assistance OF Policeman Mcdonald
Of the Seventeenth Ward, and they took the three
men into custody. The house at which the men
stopped contained several hundred dollars worth Of
cloths, calicoes aees and fancy articles, which are
supposed TO be the proceeds of previous burglaries
These goods as well those in the cart, were taken
possession of by the police, and the prisoners were
taken before Justice Fandreau and held for examina-
tion They gave their names as Richard Ferrel, Jas
Henderson, and Paul Ritter. The places where the
burplsries had been committed not ascertained
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR.-On Sunday
night about 10 o'clock, Mr.. w. Il. DE Forrest of No.
10 First street was returning to his residence and just
before reaching it observed man standing on the
front stoop Mr. De Forrest stepped under the shade
of an awning and few minutes afterward heard the
bolt of the lock of his front door showed back and saw
the man onter the house. He immediately siezed the
burglar. and handed him over to Policeman Smith.
He was taken before Justice Brennan, who locked
him up for examination, under the Of John
Shear.
ARREST OF FEMALE vAGRasrs-Nine of the fe-
males who infest West Broadway, Thomss and
Church streets, were arrested on Sunday night, by
Officer Maynard, of the Fifth Ward police, and yes
terday Justice Connolly sentenced them to the Peni
Tertiary for three months, each, as migrants.
ARREST OF SHoPLIFTERs.-Cbristian Ready, keep
ina IN Essex Market and his brother Frederick
Ssp No. 1871 Bosdwsy Il alleged that they en-
tered the together under ptetense OF making purchase
stole dozen six crsyats his esrpetbss
This hievery observed BY Mr. Sharp who called IN
then searched found contain besde the pieces
poDgee silks The prisoners taken before Justice Con
molly and Locked up tor trial They resds together Ii Essex
street
FOUND DRowsED.-The body of an unknown man
North River at pier Coroner Gamble held inquest
IT % so ' See Il the nsn. s for
weeks Verdict Death by drowning"
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