The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

ton tho south An extensive assortment OF
riste stone man,les, marbeized, are shown 70 ad
Vantage laey getting up the steam In the machine
ny department, but nothing has been set in motion
yet. Various articles intended for exhibition
engaged IN unpackpg them. portable attracts
considerable attention. The nasive Day Light Reflector
IT, we think, valuable invention, and doubt will be
sc1ght for by those whose business is of
as TO require strong light consists OF light frame,
niled with composition chemically prepared which s
EXTENDED outwards and upwards from window, at an
sn2le OF about forty five degrees the composition it
10 affirmed, Is OF such that il will not lose ITS
temper or briiancy for quai OF century IL ope
rates BY brs attracting concentrating the light, aud
then rejecting it throughout the thus producing
large amount Of additional light, and eqdahzng Il plea.
sanity the apartment THIS Invention will prove or
great benefit in those buildings where the ordinary get
Is obstructedsuch az cellars and very long rooms Toe
attendance OF visitors yesterday was GOOD considering
the unayorabe state OF the weather
BAPTIST BsaiE USioN.-The annual Convention Of the
Baptist Bible Union will be held in the church of
Broome and Elizabeth streets, this morning There will
be large attendance Of delegates from every State Of the
Union. The Committee Of Investigati appointed TO in.
qure the grave charges made ans Board and
officers by Drs Judd and Maclay has been in session
during the whole of the past week and will make their
report TO day II Is composed Of the following gentlemen
Rev. Dr. 5. w Lyrd Of Kentucky; Rev. b. Maxson Ed
James, Of the canal department Albany; Hon. Joseph
Tay of Philadelphia JUG &c Swain, Of New Jersey Dr.
T. Potter of Ohio Professor Hendersc OF Kentucky;
j. g. Parker OF Massachuse tts; Aivah Pierce and r.
Powell, Of Michigan. The receipts of the Bole Union
during the past amounted to more than $50, 900.
OF readers to learn that from thirty forty children
stolen every year in New York from their parents
and heard Of Yet such is tn, fact. In
advertising day will be found Of th
cases, and curious II s. The sister of Mr. James
McGaugh brings her child TO her brothers. in Centre
street. TO spend the day with him. In the evening she
dressed the child to home, bat while her back
turned, the child of the the street.
The mother missed the cho and went after it mmedi-
aely but though two days had passed. up TO last night
no child had been found, though the Aims House and
every Station House in the city had been
boy five years Of age, named John
lost but the brother has yet succeeded in
finding BIN and at the Chiefs office in the Park will be
heard many similar stories. The child Is lost search is
made by the pareI ts days weeks months pass but
uangs of their little ones heard At last the
search is given over and the matter forgotten until
similar calamity brings anguish into another family The
my stery is what is done with the chdrenY II may be
they brought up thieves, perhaps sold
religious sect that proseyte in this way Something
ought TO be done to preserve the children and save
parents the anguish of losing them
The MADEIRA SufsERERs.-Tne following amounts have
been subscribed for the sufferers by cholera In the Ma
deira Islands,
Previously collected 81, 100
Since subscribed. 3.5
Total. ................... 81, $50
Robert Benson IT.. No. New street, George ~ Lewis
81 Front street; Hayward West, 90 Wall street: VIII
liam Depew SO Cedar street. and James W. Hay ward so
Wall street. q