New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11


ever produced. Unfortunately however, none Of the
girls had sufficient strength Of lungs TO read these
pieces audbly. Embroidery, very good writing, and
soIo fine crayou drawing, were exhibited About fly
girls are studying Lstin under Miss Fowler, who Is
also teacher Of drawing; and there two classes IN
French. The first was organized about six months
AGO rumbeis 30 scholars, and IS taught by Mss
Huestis the second, which i taught by Miss Conover
Las Just commenced the study. From some cause or
other n NJ Of these classes were examined The teach
els here are: Misses Adelaide Hawley. Anne F. FOw
lor, Sarah F. Huestis Jane 5. Wilson, Susan NJ. Psrr
Sarah K. Blum Hetty l.. Board, S. f. COnOver, Ma
tilds L. Stopp, and Isabel Oakley.
The Boys Depar.men of this School was examined
yesterday. Nearly 200 present, and SIX cas4er
were examined. large number Of drawings, among
which were few original desigus were on exhibition.
Tie salient features Of the examination, which, with
single exception equal TO any examination Of
BOYS Department held thus far, were remarkably
clear and comprehensive understanding OF physiology
and facility Of solving algebraic problems Some good
competitions read, and scene from Henry VIII.
was rendered with considerable effect. The singing,
taught here as well in the Girls Department by Mr.
F. II. Nash wes particularly good. The teachers Of
this Department are Thos. Foulke Nelson b. Barram,
Charles W. Morse, Jas. W. Graft Mouton Emory.
and Misses Sarah Stewart, France VI. Knapp, julia
Hoo'in, Caroline A Hubert and Ellen d. Traphagen.
School No 30, in Harlem, One-hundred'a Land twenty.
fifth street, will be examined to-day
The second annual meeting of the members Of the
Hudson River Industrial School Association will be
held on Saturday morning, April l., at II O'Clock in
the School Room No. 2j4 West Twenty. cighth street,
between the Ninth and Tenth avenues report of
o. tIe Ip rqad al mt
trt,d n the Association respectfully invited to
attend.
At the annual meeting of the members Of the East
ern Dispcnsary, held Monday evening, April :, the
following gentlemen were elected Trustees for the
ensuing year:
70, 1rl''ec. Of the Ea.'-,H D4P-a.ayyE D Brown, wm.
nistou1 stephen W Ganss John PolhaTu' "m d MURPHY
jeremiah S fl: s. Rsa E q' HsS S'fi B,
John Capp VIM p Ccoledee James C. Cutuingh.a,
samuel Raynor Dsvid sands Samuel T. Valentine William
Wood George W ouinard Pelatiah Page Heary L. SIoe,
Hiram h. Littel, Samuel BarstOw.
At meeting of the above.nGmed gentlemen, on
Wednesday, April o the following were elected as
officers:
President .....WN. ? CooLEDcE, No s23 Pearl street.
Vice .PIesdeut. VIZ. DENSToUS No. 21j Henry street.
Treasurer........E D. Brown No 59s Grand street
Secretary. ......WN. NJ SMITH, No. l0' Third avenue
A NEw-YORK ASsEMELYNAS ARRESTED FOR LIZ.
GAL VorISG.-We find the following article in The
AlBonv Argus of yesterday:
1--WE all along aware Ofthe tremendous efforts
Of the Know Nohings and their allies to defeat, at all
hazards, the Democracy of the city; but We not
prepared for the exhibition OF reckessness which char
aoterized their proceedings at the polls. New instan
of their OuTagoa on the puiliy OF the ballot
constantly being brought to light, with the evidence of
an organized band of Illegal voters ready and willing
TO ala them. Mr.. Henry Wilise, Member Of Assem-.
bly, from NewYork, wss yesterday arrested on =
plnnt for illegal voting in the Eastern Election District
Of the Ninth Ward After examination of witnesses
before John o. Cole, esq Police Justice, Mr.. Wtse
waived an examination and was held to bail in the
sum of 81 OOO From the evidence at the Police
Office it appears that Mr.. Wtse, previous TO voting,
challenged and took the oath administered by the
Inspectors. He voted for Perry and the Know-No'
ing ticket and il Hard Representative ofthe City
of New Ork.'
RoBBING 4 FEyALE II ToMFII>- .SQUAnE.-On
Wcdnesday evening young woman named sarah
Connor residing at No. lss East Thirteenth street,
was crossing Tompkins-square, on her way home.
when she wa. assaulted by eight rowdics, who first
stretched rope before her, and then wound 1t around
her person; after which they robbed her of 81, and
some papers, aud then fed. Her call for help was
heard by some citizens and also by Officer Barry of
the Eleventh Ward who pursued the rasca', one OF
whom named John Sherlock. rested He was
taken before Justice Anderson and committed for
animation.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday no bust
nces Of Importance transacted, there being no
cases ready for trial. except that of John Harris ill.,
dicted for grand larceny. Harris pleaded guilty to
petit larceny and sentenced to the Pententiay for
six months. The Court then adjourned for the day.
S1ABpISG ArrRAY.-Lews Barry, a sailor, was
stabbed in Watershed cary yesterday morning By
John Nash, with whom he had fight The wound,
which is in the abdomen, il severe, and Barry was
taken to the Nev-York Hospital. Nash was arrested
and locked up in the TOmbs for examination.
SUDDEN DEArH.-On Wednesday evening a Mr..
entered grocery No rs Ninth avenue AID
glass cider He appeared quite well a. TIE time
ut scarcely half cider before he tell dead
qon tie door He native OF New 4os y yesf' Of ago.
very sudcen death An Inquest will be hsd upon tho body
today
SUICIDE Coroner Gamble held an inquest yester-
scored girl ye.s Of age who committed suicide YESTERDAY
The Jury rendered verdict Of suicide"
THF LATE FAT.L RAILROAD AccIDgNT.-An in
guest held Yesterday at the New FORK Hospital ey Coroner
Gamble upon lie body of VIM. Lamb the boy who
Tuesday evening while AemRtns to jump from one OF
the Hudson Rive, R.Tosd car. n tsStS s sSes pc
the Jury That VIM. Lamb TO bis death from irAure
both legs AID othcr INJURIES
ouence Of being run by the Hudson River Rail
road in Ten tn avenue near weny'Eh street further we
exonerse the from s blame Deceased vas 3 years
Of age, and a native Of this city.
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