New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

me s'SN'>'S'" ~ H.. hold At tho Tabernacle this
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~ n, TammrN.l ou Thursday noNt
'NaNS ~. ,,>,e~ IS MrsN debt on organ Those
FNFN -. .raleu, stsgors, who otherwise are
's. '",Se s.,rl.,lc WI rvmcmNe' ths occasion
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tAeW Nlcws sud Orphans Fund Of the
,>..s.,eni N,mcs ,0 a, N,bos neat Saturday
wv ~. H,Ne,t and the Isvcl Troupe volunteer,
.,,y.,,.,c programme vii he pnson,cd.
So. 4, u,rSi rrKN,tUEs Charles II Dcleva an,
-, WI .,u The furniture Of the Coamore
,,.s., y, Tgay~'sy I tins week.
s..A,, H,,wNlrtcN School No a., in Twon;y-
,tN.s. wN> cNAuin,d Yesterday. The bullingis
-, r.r ssS sfHN,is exec ll,nt accommodations. The
,>~sr, cs,truen, though the school has been 10 op-
nv os ,Aan thytc mouths numbered over 800 schol
=, ,,A is examination was highly satisfactory. The
-. Arc Misses Hhsa A Ebbctts Eliza Dyke,
,A>,sr.sr. Rrovn. MARITIME Il. Rome, Chrstiana l..
N.-Ace H,ncinc Petit. Fgsucys r. lincoln RoeaGe
H,sr- .sd Laura +. Agay. Certificates Of attendance,
,,N>a es ,S,s dav only have 10 be given TO boss who
AZ a The habit NJ playing tcuant to let their parents
kc,~ sAs ,hcy have s,iended -chocl. For some time
.ss name vi the boys receiving them were not in
~S,ea II was discovered that the boys were in the
AAa ef hnS their notes 10 cal truan,s for peanuts
,,a raSNlcs This thriving trade has beea cut or
ls,sly by Inserting the and iend ring the notes
~ transit rahle. The attendance in the Girls De-
o.-trnen. : abcu, 800. NJ Schuster has been teach
&c drawing here FOR month and already some very
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insiSNn wss excellent especially in grammar and his
;.rv The school has been organized 50 little while
IA, the classes in arithmetic and algebra not ex
ahmed Some beautiful specimens of knitting and
. trcchet work were exhibited The teachers in this
SerAtnent are Misses Isabella Hill, Henrietta Dutch
Philipd,a Woodruff. Emma l.. Thompson, Amanda ~
gdnords, Coydelia Harwood, Margaret Smith and
Mary Goodwin. In the Boys Department there were
shout 900 pr, .eu. The examination passed of very
vel FOR The time elapsed since the school opened par
,cuary well in arith metic and algebra dialogue Of
The future in which the woes and temptations of the
Alderman of the Fifeth Ward were held up in a
pleasant light excited considerable mirth. The teach
en- here are Jsmes II Partridge, Hugh Carlisle, p. w.
ConRolley d. w Searles, William NJ. Adams, James
A. Treacey and MISS Rosamond Rogers. Mr.. Colburn
teaches music both in the Boys and Girls Depart
uenis In the Pdmsry Department singing s taught
6y the jantor NJ. Charles Bulkley.
School No az in Thirty seventh street, near Second
,vepue will be examine d TO day.
ASsAof MUD.-Travelers tell US OF the curiosity Of
de Mer de Glace-s Of ice-in the vicinity OF
Mont Blanc but what lie that to the mer dc b0ue TO
Be sen now n this city The finest view may be OBJ
.sned in the vicinity Of that great city curiosity shop
,clept Washington Market. Ia some streets the sea
has sort of roughness like stormy ocean, but near
the market, particularly along West street, the sur
sce as smooth as deep, as liquid brick makers
uortarbed II it was rot for the dread Of seeing hu
man beings enguled in such sea, it would be posi-
lively amusing TO stond upon some of the wrecks OF
rotten lemon boxes that have drted ashore and look
at the navigatOrs. Yesterday girl probably not over
Ten years of age mere child created quite a sensl-
don-thst is a seDsatOn among strangers in the city
lsDdEmen a. il were-Od salts used to it. The
o6d was discovered in the act Of attempting to cross
this arm of the sea- Not knowing its depth, it is not
urprising that sensitive persons were alarmed Wa
are certainly happy TO state that the cause OF alarm
was groundless, well it might be, for there was no
ground in sght-nothiDc but the sea. The Little girl
waded the chaI in perfect safety. We atterward
saw horse aud cart make the same passage, aud
though lost sight of for some tlme il was seen at ist
drifting ia among that collection of beautiful build
ings on the made ground " known rs ''Wcst Wash
ngton Ma ket" 1t is Just now an interesting locality
sd we advise all travellers who may be iu the city to
preure boat at the City Hallit will slip down any
Of the side streets perfectly easy, and then down
Greenwich street to Fulton, down Fulton TO West
and paddle about there in any drection-which they
can do while navigation is open; and if they do not
believe at least pait Of this story, We will say that
Nev-YOk is pattern of neatncss and New foTks
Street Commissioner a perfect specimen of klaS OF
street cleaners.
COMEDY At IHE EIEvENTH WARD POLtcESrATIoN
Capt SQuirca of The Eleventh Ward Police recorded
on his "retuIns' to the Chief of Police yesterday
morning the following incident. He says Mr.. Lloyd
Bryant, one Of the Constablcs Of the Eeveath Ward
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