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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-16

MOTTO E.-The subscribers have purchased Mr. A
IN j. BROWNS interest in the Crockery business, and
have this day entered into copartnership under the firm
OF FIRTH NICHOLS, and will continue the business
Of the old stand of Brown & Firth
JOHN FIRTH,
Worcester, jan LIST, 1857, GEORGE NICHOLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-16

A NEW ARTICLE OF SKIRT WIRES,
"A Uery light and durable, for sale by
JENKINS, HAMILTON & CO.,
" d4w Successors to B. L. Harden & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
THE FILLIBUSTER EXAAINAT TON

The examination Of Col. Fsbens and Capt. Bolton,
charged a. flbbusters was resumed at O'Clock yes
,erdsy afternoon. Two or three witnesses were ex-
amin I'd to prove that Fuller, one Of the principal wit
pe.ses for the Government was drunk the da that
the Tennessee sailed.
Mr. aiknan then moved an adjournment, in order
that he might have time TO sstsshment
against several Witnesses who had refused 10 obey his
subpoena.
The District Attorney anxious TO 60 o. and in
dulged in some remarks respecting the .eah 10 which
the case EFT. ndpg, and the evident desire OF the
defense to piotract it.
Mr.. Blsnkman thereupon made some observations,
in the Of which he took occasion TO say, that If
Mr. McKton had the furiee Of Etns in one hand snd
the thunder bots Of Joye in the other, he ooGldn
" iptmiaate k.n'-sddiDg that baking dogs did
pot bite" He further ssd tha; lie himself served
subpa a on Deputy Marshal Horton, which tina, OF
6cer tore in pieces say ing, DIN your subpena"
Mr.. BlsbkmAn sIpres,ed grea. srIiety to compel M.
Horton whom he styled the Distnct-Attorneys al
oipt.d," to come. He had si1 other Witnesses
among them Gen. Daft Green and joseph l.. White
besice some gcnaemcz om Wasiiastos Ehom
he wished 10 nIcIogate with reference 70 deed o
grant from Kinney and others 10 Sidney Webt.er, and
the stt.i letter Of thanks, 10 HE aud Tbs
Of his great principal which contained reqass.
that the matter nigh: be kept from the ne Tspapers
Mr. McK,on dared Al. BIaDAmLn to publish the
documents TO which be referred, and spilled, 10 re-
tor, the expression baking dogs," wneieat
Mr.. Blapkmar shouted, with emphasis gesture,
This barking dos bi;.si hs only ltde puppy dogs
that don { bite"
Mr.. MckeOn remsrked hat Re thought he hsd been
bsebgaarded enough TO SATISFY the smb uon of ary
one man.
The Commissioner ioaIy sdjourned the case % this
afternoon at 4 ocloek -sff1aviis Of servics hayi-s
first beer maze by M. Blankman-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

a su,~,v,us o. 49, AASoas - bs 6sascS sses-
.ssa. IA GsvwuDDt - - ~ tAhes No psepe
!. -. sh,,s 6sos3srs. In ket, ] oassot see what
ts~y "a vsH - against tie rveeers, when nothing
h Xse 10 Ne men Slo cAoss au 0e disturbance,
yis,s,i,s the sws and treaty BY importing The
Africans.
lat saturday We bad fresh arrival Of coolies.
Thy were brought out In The Peruvian bark
Con-, Captain Petersen. The original M nber em-
bsrked was 40, Of which only 294 were alive when
abe entered this port. The weasel has also lost
several sailors The passage. have been informed
by Of Der c0nsgDees that disease broke oct On
board owing 70 The bad water and uns0und STATE q
the provisiOps. Thcse now on board look very
,jcily and worn cot This il one Of The last crg'e-
that will be allowed 10 be brought, Notwithstanding
We il stated IN sone Of the Sew-York papers that
eeLe'a al pernssnn has been granted for their intro
ducton. The Home Government has positively
rtfustd permission 70 allow The fur.ber increase Of
thee FREE labOIers and very stct measures are TO
be enforced With respect 10 such az have already
served out the term Of their apprenticeship. The
present Captsin-GeDersl favors TIE emigration, bus
be has not been able 70 bring sufficient influence 70
bear 70 obtain an extension OF the original numbr
asked for BY the parties concerned IN the specula
ton.
The Mexican question j. still in an unsettled
state, though strong hopes are entertained OF al
smicable understanding between the two Govern
ment. General Lahasua, a distinguished Mex
lean diplomat left here for Spain on the l2th with
ample powers 10 arrange all the diferences. Infor.
nation has reached hare that Spain has removed
sr. Seeoyis, her COnsul-GeDeral at 81. Domingo
City, thus giving every evidence Of her wish
10 preserve good relations with the little Republic
Since Max hareiEek left Us, We have had no mu-
sica entertainments. Gottscbalk and Patti ar
rived out in the Quaker Ciy The Tacon has been
engaged for their concerto, the first Of which viii
be given on the Goth. The whole product Of the
sixteen performances given by Max haretzek's
troupe yielded the nice little sum Of $52, 900; q
goody part Of which was paid to Sr. Marty for the
use Of bis thsater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
DEFEAT OF PRONUNCIADOS.
F,e~ TAs Bzi,aos Sia0,y. Fet. 10.


MIxIco, Sunday, Feb. Z, 1857.
His EIoaIlspcy the Governor and Comm And Ant
GEM Of Querearo has deossd 70 the Supreme Gov
ernn ent, BY telegraph, the following:
E1cELLBsr Sir; Diven by hunger and thirst, the
reb. sbsndoosd night before last, their petitions In
the Msedaltns retnsa ing upon 1itan and the his
cisnda Of Esperanzs 10 the direction OF this city. Toe
forces of GEN. Psrod having noticed Mis- movement,
CONNER oed an engagement in the hacienda Of Tdsas
Blanras, whence the enemy, being dslodged contin
ued their retreat closely pursued and ees!en oy the
troops Of the Supreme lveInment 10 four successive
sections yesterday rom in the mcrsng until o'clock
a. night ,.,.,
leaving in our possession twelve pieces VI artillery of
"a 10 and pouDders fonrteei was ons ad more tnan
forty males loaded with munitions Of var consider
able number of che's, officers and soldiers have beea
made prsoDers, amsDg others Liea.ee ant Colonel
ADsstssio Oropezs, who held the function Of Com
paDdante Of Artillery e. @. Ooollos, wac was
Ut, uck by cannon ball. and lost his right Gen.
Langberg with the rest Of tie artillery, IL IN active
pursuit OF the enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.

The regular .emimonthly me. ting Of the Unon was
be d IN Clinton Hail. Actor Place, Tuesday evening
lat.
The meeting wa, opened by reading a portion
Of Scripture b. the President Mr.. Warren; after
which the discussion Of the question: is erroneous
belief nvOustuyl" which had been under die 'usfion
at the previous meeting continued with marked
ability.
The ability with which the discussion was conducted,
the Christian spirit which pervsded the proceedings
throughout and the lively interest taken in the e1ef
cies Of the evening p,o0te much for the futare use
fllpers OF this Institution.
The eIercses announced for the next msetng are an
cray by the President and discussion OF be question
= Would true religion be more &C vanoed by ayoi1ing
"ibe oscpssion Of Slavery in Christian organization"
IT was also announced That the Reading Room OF the
Enion will hereafter be devoted on Wednss lay eveo-
iDgs 10 the use Of hose who desire 70 cultivate vocal
niUtic.
The Hon. " p. Banks, jr. Speaker Of the House Of
Repr sentstives will deliver the concluding lecture OF
The series before the Union, At the Rev. Dr. Chspns
Church, on the evening of the 7th Of March. This
Will undoubtedly be al able conclusion TO a. able
Of lectures has been delivered In thi,
CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

Since the let OF March, 1856. there have been sd-
miu,d to the Hospital loo patients. Cured, LOG;
Dtd 40; Re naming. II.
The 70 10 wing story of neglected child was embraced
in The report:
A most interesting case Is nov IN the hospital
that Of child OF Elk years aud p~aros, whose mother
had oieo after long llness sod who's, fAher ~ss "a
oIgspist and able 10 teach music when in health,
but be also was tax en- ILL., and forced 10 60 to hos
pi,a. The bad Of th. child was p,id, aud be suo-
pos,d it was dong well; but two members OF his
church who called at bis request TO zee her, found her
nearly dying OF t.rya and neg lect. Her face now
sho~iDg slimpses o. returning reason was then 90
covered with dirt and verm,n 90 TO present most
loatt me spectacle Cleanliness good food and kidd
nsss are now restoring this poor child, we trust, to
health"
The report aso rjsices th.t 4" the city authorities
hove granted the lease Of ts l4l feet by 100 feet on
which the new Nursery and Guilds Hospital Will b,
erected. An appropriation of go 600 was passed by
he Legislature for the building" Bat the report
NOUNS over the fact tina: the Governors ve:o hss
crushed the Supply bill In which this appropriation
was included and delayed its receipt" There Is al
srctitec: non engaged drawing designs and making
esiuaie, for the K v building.
The following lie copy Of the Tres Iursrs &C ouut:
The Nursery ard Chds Hospital with Catherine NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
MEXICO.
TIE TREATY NEGO GATED BY MINISTER
FORSYTH.
Eros. n. H.1ias Extraordinary, FS.4


Eros. TIE B.1iea. Extraordinary FEB.
II 10 No longer secret that Mr. Forsyth, the Amer.
can hioster has been engaged in spme imp ,rtaot
negotiations with this Government for sone days past
The subject Of tbs,e ego ations the prnc PIES involved
ano the features Of the gene al lDgensnt have BEEN
the thets for the mot varied, absurd and oonfJunded
runors At one moment il Is stated that Mexico has
barered sssy 10 the American Minister rehaantepec
and Lover California. Again, that the church prop
city has been bypotheosied by the G)versmsh az
so;urity for loan Of some un'0h millions from the
United States. Common fame, gathering icease a. 1t
Gsves further has il that cIte treaty Of ell 1nce has
been made between the two countries.
To put an end 20 thnte exuavsgant statements, we
say On absolute kpowlcdae that there is not word Of
Truth In the report that by the pending srsn semens
with the Unied States foot Of the NATIONAL territory
has b. en- either sliena.ed even morgssed that toe
church property 10 Of mentioned even concerned n
either O the Treaties that have been agreed upon and
that there 10 nothing like treaty Of aaace in me pro-
grsmme.
What has been done it would mo-. Of course, be
proper 70 state at this time But this are At oey
to state that nothing has been engaged on either side
that s not legtnsey and mutua ilJ I'D Vantageou 10
both Republics All that the United States d. siree,
and oil that has been ala cd at by the Mnter of tn 4;
h public tnis Government Is 10 strengthen the
ties Of friendship and good Dtghborhotd betwesn the
two Republics 70 promote their Goa mercal Intercourse
TO improve the fscintios Of communication between
them and 10 perform thoee mutu. Offices OF good will
witch belong TO Their geographical position, and to
their community OF political Institutions
Wesre CT edby informed tia: the Ie..y lef tolls city
by the British III raordinary Monday morning. and
by tbs time has arrived safely in Vera Cruz Tns
was undoubtedly mos, prudent step In forrEding
docum<nn Of such vital importance to Meuco In q
that would not excite the slightest Suspicion.
We have 70 believe that ,hs doouments Of frat
importance in iin1 great negotiation are now safe from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

ss.t ~ pa % Asb ssesA', b sssSS a
utasso6 Why Dc C0Dp9y nwsAassd ip9 -
tss!se; CylednsSr Hsyy ss~H rs1nsa 81 Z
ossssrni Asy made sAs ospsj 90 80, g. -
sesys sse 6hirt1ests6 n<a - hsps . D. 0gvsl -
any more; II tAsy ooah nAks Dosey Z a. -, OAI
be ssksd,. sbooId shsy tsss b tAsse M snssssi
here bs been great fslis "a 10 IL EasAssnat Il
al Of the seven Ssnie-, ~tessss oos nAs d sad b.
.; esch fsry; ee hss been . defcso<y h Tie osa-
se.msns; he "Union" for roe seize Of aaSxe sou-
mutation and facility Of repsirne eost1 a. ,sss@.s
than 70 tie F.ry Company y "a od'sos nosspoly
be wss PrssideDt Of he do 6oath fa1 CSnDAsyi ~
boats have not veigot povcr enough 70 drvs Asa
Ar Ugh he ice; 5ey srs sbcot i35 se tee; ~
sspiisI Of The South Ferry Company vss sseut eiee.
coo; they vsrt into The rnso. vita NE faIsos "a ~
rum; The capital Of the tee f.rrie. stood den % ~,
0C0; they Started tie HamihonAvenoe Ienyi ~
pu. On boats that we're aresdy built; they he'd supts
boats and were ell The time boilding obeu Ne nv
management have scdsd $500 600 81 0 10 D6 cess
s.ock and put up the f,re, from 1886 10 Ieli vss
Prssisent OF the Sosth Ferry Comp ny, aad "a Q
trustee III 1851 the supias ~ p<d n ssse; ssutA
Fulton sId Hamilton f,Tss had nee hsip - th&
tine than al four have nos.
JoBy n SsrrH Of No. 81 Coocord s.reet, B soAiya
was sworn His teams crcssed sod rt~rcesea Tie
Roosevelt stres. Ferry, until ls,eiy; zen. then -
Fuhx Ferry In Prefrre 10 visiting 90 eour isr tie
boats on the Roosevelt Of q Ferry; bat eos nov
runs On this ssrv and thss 10 10 poor scsdis9D; r
wa not built for this ferry chen M hsvsDsy~ ss1
charge Of The fesry there ws gcod eIpeies N cross-
ing; ewns ooosidz able properly per Bridge srsst
Fsry; be believed the Company aid sot visA - rua
The krry; The fsrry wa feed TO wines aad 0shas;
considering The bad coDdiion Il ue b. ats bridges aod
any house,, the light the cum OF &s3,oo0 vss q a
brilliant price fof the ferry; did nUt make ssy d.rsc
propositioo a 70 Via, he SoSli Do vlass 70 give
Be- made no o6x; psties 9TH whom b. vs 90
quAinted offered t73 coo; the ferry hsc gres'y assio
rated IN value since il bad come into The hsss -
Union Ferry Company.
he COMMITTEES theo adjourned I'll Wednesday
sfernooc At 2 eclock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
CATHOLIC DISABILITIES.

lecture was given IN rhe Tabernacle last evening
by the Rev. DR.. L. SILLIMAS Tvs. He commeDoed
by reference to bis last lecture the point Of which
was that religion was cessary to the Pablo schcd
system Of NewYork. He said that he wosld DOW OBJ
ec to the present State School stem operating IN
equally aid unfairly, operating to the Advantage OF
some denominations and the disadvantage Of others.
Was il the fact as ale ged that no Gee. had
advantage over snother Who was 10 be the Judge Of
what was sectaTian = who but sectsrisn teachers
The State kew that If Catholics taught q. ILL., they
were bound in conscience 10 teach according 20 tse 10
falbe dictates the Church and yetsaid ths. school
system in which they c.uld not oonscentiouy psr.ci
pate was jpst u them.
ligion in The schools. But even this heather )de
of instruction fairly CURED outl The R,po,, Of the
Bobrd of Education for 1876 openly svowed that the
coDsceDce was lot TO DO neglected In ed13shOn. sod
that intellectual teaching sboa)d lot be divorced from
IT, The Report ssid thai he duty specially
TO ncuJcsfe religion, sDd then n. tho tcscbss duty
vss similar to tbs parents TIE CITY So 1edn en3ens
Report ives holder and more dir ct this p0l at M
Superintendent Randall said that is has oeea m.ds
serious spd important question m What manner AMI
" to what extent moral ana religious instr1 0n be
" c. mnun'csted IN our public schools" IL was sts.ed
10 this report that inc school teacher was 10 rene and
elevate the moral ard religious pstase By the
Judciops use Of the Chrstisn Scriptures. And
Catholics who believed that no iostrucliyp vAs
gCod which WA not sanctded by the sacfsmenn,
were taxed 10 support such oo. Toe report farhd
ssd that in nearly all tie schools, with fow uaig
pssnf exceptions, the sessions wee opened VIII read
ing The Bible: prayer aod singing sn sper prae hymn
Mr.. RsLcsll had tet necessary TO go into l.bored
nguu ent 10 justify thi. use CT tbs Bible. lie con-
feDoeo thot there az hing ectaii.n, nothing Witch
am bocy could object 10 ia this resdlg Of the b.,
which was in accoiosI With the wis6es OF the gres
mas Of the people. Bot Cshoics believed tbs, King
JsEes vetiop " az sec's' lao v.rson and author
tafive nteYpr talon. Some Of the school boyks csel
in the schools were euioently Questionable. shsw's
outlines q Enssh Litas wss tx book 10 10
Normal schools. 10 the lecture the philosophy o.
Bacon fpeskiDg Of the couugiJns of the pbosophlcA
'yttem OF Aristotle 70 shch that Of Bacon Wa ant 40
nistic, nee this language:
10 oil these sources corruption aided apoker
than haze mentioned 10 the Of
Ansotean philosophy beog made part Of the kceiess
nes aystem Orthodoxy having under her fat
protection particular Of phoso ply the eoasqsBss
wsIe equally injurious To the and the ohe Tor tt Casrs
Of Bone thus net only compelled 70 recognize By ber Cd
hssens and pro by Der authority the fse
Of he sophIc eysien bat deprive hsrss (throess
ssnptson II infahyl Of The power Of renoassss J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

GRIsr Chop.--I lie stated thu; Gu. JOSH Pres
ton has realized $50 600 for the last crop OF bic Lpa.-
isDs sugar plantations, the cane having been mostly
converted INTO Dolssses WORTH 20 cents . gallon II
ssfar.plsDttr ieshas such profits, Why saOod Con.
eIess appropriate $75 0o0 10 send shp 10 the Wee,
lDoiss 10 boy seeS-cane for ga,uiscus distributor
amosg them lie it simply bse.use case - grr-a By
savelshor, Asi became the eees.ry rrjed fy dave
eyksn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
YplaoY ASSOCIATION.


he ngshR Desshiy n'ss<aa q IL E,eesssve O1ss-
st7 Pc,cek q tie boass u 6sephss Csea9, eco, Rs.
Is Ea4 TVdth s.rset.
Pr~It-Meser. & Gutter R. Reed Solomon Jen-
nsr, n. a. Oakley Jss G. Hesden and lsrsss Ra0eiL
lsELrL RUssELL, Chairman
Tie mir1ea Of tie last meeting were rsad and sp-
proved.
The Tres<urer's repor: shoved 4314 bad ben con-
uibufed 70 ne funds since they last MT and - s
bItvoknt objects md practical beneficial epers;sons
aye becoming more generally known, more hoTa
and exfeDd.d peeuni>ry supIor. may bs expected
Afef the transaction OF The ordinary 6aanss me
Agent Ct Dschayged Convict and D-eot)o Commit
tees submitted ua'ement Of The last months opera
tiors showing ths: tie detertioo Prisons Of Nes York
and Brooklyn have been visited most Of their amses
spoken 70 and The most hopeful setecsed snd aded, q
fobovs:
Con plants cA-.f1y e1srni3sd
Con sbsndoEsd s1viee - bfvoso0a he ~ ~
Perss ectA fed from custody N Cur observation-disclosures
P-rsons relieved vita money u
PsueLs supplied with able eotsinf
Per oIs rroveec with situations ~ vorh.. ........
Biblss and ether good bo.ks we've freely gwen 70
htse who eIpre std 9 cesre TO resd.
Contributions Of money closhng viii be tb.nkflly
acknowledged by the Treasurer, Heary A. Oakley,
sg, bt Abr. Besl No. Is Centre stree, in relation to
clothing, boots thces, and the ike viii be promptly
responded to-
Several parcels CT EFF OF clothing Q bundle Of
ibEis three DOZEN, With srndy coats pso,s DC in
addition to q dsbson Of appropriate bookA have been
received At tie flee from unkno friends for which
the thanks Of the Assoc anon are presented.
The folio wing Contributions have been received, and
are thanh fully srkpowedRed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

HerTyT. Cleveland, OF The ian w 0o, wa appointed
Cb.iYn Cd, ard ho-ely Lyoo, Of pc 9Th Ward Vise
Chsbu an of the COMMITTEE; j. j. Shaw. Secretary.
The other Standing Committees we're chosen a. follows,
VIZ: 49, 49, . -
Ward: b. Hobart , d Ward JOIN Bovine, lib WAe
Wa. 3 Merrill, 10 Ward.
C~,eY@ns..2-R c MeCsrmiA. L IN "S5; kIuTai
Ia, Hd; ". D; Cso., lsth MHd
Herm.In R.s'sr TIA Ward Noah l. FsrnsaIn, s,h WGs
Cbsrl,. 7. Evans sth Ward.
The FL. curve Csmn ittee was instructed 10 prepare
s4rs Of resolutions for the adoption Of the General
Committee Q, its nett meeting exp essive Of sympathy
for The Re- suy AID Police blik now befHe the Lsge-
laiure.
A Cormttee Of three wa appointed 10 inf rm the
Central odd Mems Committee Of the complete organ
izstiop ~ the Committee.
Mr. McCoRsIcK Of the fifteenth Ward introduced
tie following preamble and revolution, which rere re-
ceived with hearty spplaue md unanimously adopted
viz:
HA,sas Tie Hon. Charles Sumner United States Senator
from hssh se expected 70 sFive In ;hs city q az cary
day Tor Euiope, therefore b. IL -,
RseIesd That CouGitiee Of Five be Appointed ron tns
booy upon Mr. Sumner his arrival respectfully
e1psss him the hearty oonrstrsoas the RrpaonoAa
young q the City and County Of Yo1t hi' com
p.,iye .stors'iou health their continued hfh sppre
cistioD kis smneny liable sxeruons 10
the defense q Freedom and The rsht -
TIE ChIr named a. such Committee heesre Mc-
Cormick Of the Fifteenth, Clark If the Ninth, Muller
Of the Twenty first Waterman Of the Tenth and Hunt
Of the Firth Ward.
Afrr the transaction OF several items Of bu,iness OF
MINOR importance the Committee adjourned at ii /
oclsck, TO meet at the same place on the second
Wednesday evening in NJ nch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
The Aldermanie Committee appointed TO examine
into the Affairs Of The Department Of Repairs and Sup.
Plies, met On Wednesday at p. m, in Mr. vsl~nsises
ohbce, No. City Hall, AID. NcCnksy, Chairman.
The sfsIs Of the Departments were fully invsaiss.eJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Young MEMS RePUBIICAa GENERAL CON.
hIrrEE.

An iupor.a,, meeting Of this body "" heli 8; sry
y..sr, IDrtr:uts On Wednesday evening, c. C. EoTT,
esq, Chairman, presiding and hes'rs- Shaw and
Wilder Officiating a. Secretaries
Ano,ion TO reopen the matter touching the coeAic'-
10, eeIess,ious from the Twenty-eecond Ward wa
tabled By q susn majority and the sctSon Of the ls.t
meeting m the admission Of the delegation heaaed By
John G. Car q thereby sustsiDed.
The Executive Committee va then ee ,'et By scc!s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
NURSERY AID CHILDs HOSPITAL.

Tie third annual meeting Of the Board OF Managers
Of the Nursery and Chla's Hospital, corner of su'h
Av.bue and Fifteenth street, held yestsrdsy fore
noon-Mrt. CoRsELIus Dr. BoIs, First Directres,, In
be chair. The exercises were op~nAd 9TH r".di"s Z.
portion Of Scripture and sme appropriate prayers by
tie Rev. Dr. AsTHos Of ST Marks Church.
The Secretary, MIS- j. c. PETERS, Prssented the Az
Du Report, which est forth that since the commence
nent Of the institution and children belonging
to various countries according 70 the folio wing state
uOt had bten aided by the Hospital:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

DR.. Cox one OF the attending Physicians, then resi
Is a4IsDl us 10 The h-sh and improved coadti,a
Of ue Hospital. coEpha,en:ing Matron Nurses sud
OfioTs
Inc Rev. Dr. AsrHoS ALEC made fs- observation,
WIN aSi-r 10 enc uIage zee ps,roas oi The Hospital
The following officers were elected for the eusaing
yeer:
Mn Cor ti1s d. Bos frs, Dir,cess No. 50 East
MS l. Do.nus. Second Dif,ctess No 81 E.zt 2l-t
MIS- Shss Hecssher rh;rd pire;:E.s. No 81 5th
Mr.. Aber: Mathew FiaApci. SEN Ia ve.t ga a.,
ABd q Board a Is members.
. iftrdisg PAs,iess.L Ce.sul.ins PAvsicianA
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