New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

School ExAMINATIoS.-Wa School No. 3, in
Hudson street near Grove, was examined yesterday.
This il one of the Oldest Schools in the city, but the
building has been rcmodeled and is now very com
Portable, although not quite large enough. The Pri-
mary department numbered 4i4 pupils, was in very
good order and did great credit to the excellent Pm
cpal Her assistants Misses Sarah j. Dorman,
Eliza b. Scudder, Mary Jane Davis, Regenia Warren,
Sarah George Josephine Weeks, Jane Hill, and Caro-
lire Wilson. The Girls department was remarkably
good although the Principal has been sick for several
weeks past. The third class taught by Miss VAIN
wright was much better than any third class exam
med thus far. The highest class went further in ase
bIa than any other has done, and the examination
generally was very fine. Three four of the scholars
actually read well The Teachers here are Isabella
F. MConnick Elizabeth Harrott. Elizabeth Hope
Deborah Wainwright, Emily Pell, Catharine IL. Nor
can Catharine Buxton and Sarah j. lngerson. There
were $40 girls present-about 100 more than there
were seats. The number Of spectators was consdera
bly, larger than could be accommodated. In future
school edfces spectators should be provided for 1t Is
no easy matter stand for three or four hours and it
requires strong interest in Schools or an extreme
anxiety to exhibit pretty face to endure it. The
BOYS Department is also somewhat crowded; its
standing is tolerably good The Teachers in this de-
partment are David Patterson, John Grant William
W. Holder, George A. Hall, Misses Louisa Barton
Eliza j. Hannon and Mary A. King. The School in
RivDgton street will be examined to-day.
RrnoRrD DEATH FROa VIoLEScE.-A married
woman named Susan Sims was found dead in her bed
on Sunday night at her residence No Sc Lewis street,
aud it was rumored that her death was the result Of
violence at the hands Of her husband, Robert Sins.
The latter was taken into custody ard held to await
the result Of an inquest upon the body. This took
place Yesterday afternoon, before Coroner Hills when
the rumor was ascerained to have been unfounded,
death having been caused by congestion OF the
brain. the result OF long continued course Of in
Temperance" aud verdict to that effect was rem
dered by the Jury. No blame being attached to the
husband Of deceased he was, upon the rendition OF
the verdict. discharged from custody. Deceased was
a native of Ireland, 81 yeas of age
NEwsPAPKR BIBLES-Mr. l.. W. Allen Of the
Gospel Union Mission at the Five Points, read lee
ture at the Tabernacle last evening upon the mpor
lance of circulating the Bible and presented plan
for publishing it in newspaper FORM as to teach the
thousands of poorer people who would not otherwise
have access TO the Scriptures.
LooKorT FOR HoUsE THITvIs.-Last night bold
thief entered the boarding house No. IL RooSevelts
and proceeded to the upper part of the house, where
he broke open two trunks and packed up the contents
in bundles Leaving the bundles on the floor the ras
cal proceeded TO another and began asserting the
clothing picking out the best suits Having arranged
matters 10 his satisfaction he about leaving when
Dennis Sullivan of the occupants. discovered him
and raised an alarm but the fellow succeeded in
escaping.
FoUsD DKAD.-The body Of an unknown man,
shout twenty Of found early yesterday
lying lot Thirty seyeath street near
Bredwsy Coroner CoBnery held inquest upon the bodJ
ard vedt Of Death from Of Lungs produced
hy and rendered BY the jury
Deceased feet eight inches Ia sht and dressed IN
d.rk frock coat darn striped psns figured peyftd boot
x Furher psaars be esssad BY tho> Interested 81