New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

NETWORK ORPHAN ASYLUM

CELEBRATION OF THE 52D ANNIVERSARY.
The edifce and grounds situated between Blooming.
dale Road and the Hudson River and belonging to the
New.York Orphan Asylum, were yesterday the scene
of unusual life and excitement, the occasion being the
celebration Of the SD Anniversary Of the Institution.
Tie different apartments Of the place were opened for
inspection and the general neatness of the place. IN all
Of It's appointments called forth remarks OF the highest
appreciation.
At intervals Of five minutes during the morning.
stages arrived from Thirty second street, filled with
passengers, and TO them were added large numoere
who came in private csrriages At ii O'Clock the body
Of the chapel of the lnsttu Jon was nearly filled with
visitors. A few minutes subsequently,, the rustllng
sxty little dresses in the halls be.okened the ap-
proach Of portion Of the little cared for by the
institution. They assembled large platform and took
seats front of the audience. They were all neatly
clad in blue dresses and white aprons, and, unlike
many institutions OF private and pubic charity, the
style and make copiormed to that which usually pre-
walls in ordinary society for little girls Indeed there
nothing in their personal appearance to indicate
that the little objects of charity aside from
the fact that they all clad alike. The boys, too,
numbering over a hundred were also dressed in CON-
fermity to the usages OF society. They narchel in
and took their positions on the platform.
At 12 o'clock the exercises commenced, the Rev.
THEODORE L. CUYLER OF the Market strest Reformed
Dutch Church presiding The children sang chant,
The Earth s the Lords" with fine effect. Mr..
CUYLER read q chapter from the Scriptures, after
which the Rev. Mr.. DAWSON Offe cd an appropriate
prayer. An anthem, Blessed is he thst considereth
the Poor was then sung by the chill lren. Mr.. Guy
LER then read the Fiity-secjnd Annual Report.
The report frat sules the fa that the
A p w. ThuOu has been recently Gale FROM the
pence that awaits faithful Chris. Fox
years be performed moot heartily her duties as Trustee
s.bibns in her INTERCOURSE with most loving and Christian
'p;,di; ;;, tho ., ,,o, shadow on
hearts the had been Of unusual prosperity
snd the aoknow OF s close tle goodness
md ihionsss OF or heavenly FAber il iha' Continuing to
Mention made change that had become necessary the
al Al Had
by inres Of advanced age with raw entirely from
Of the seCsy None ever ENGAGED viva % much
sns1s zeal Her honSIed name would always be oci,'gd
successful prosres, during fifty years.
". eitca in an snnns report to those who
leg household an adequate impression Of It's happy eogdion
who only ,nnh children but a. little pisonsrs nm%red
an. 'omy building; susysd in ,ombre odsn uniform; aud
zee a. boz. and sls pslios and working il their ample
sealed 10 s Sy airy Psrt.kas Of ,bsI
when The helpless little who tarons our city streets were
vo once ass The. God h.d indeed proved T ,6s Mo-
fafheTes and given thee Objects Of his his promises
home far happier than to thousands whose earthly p.seut. are
The children were favored TOO in having home .u...a =.
~ beyond closely occupied parts the CITY where w &
country air and ooun, eDjoye. may give visor
BY s.s the year no d Of s Sni had ssd S
aSi aid hDS family rs sns s Ds
gs ssepon Of prai,e to Hin who hsd thus ,endery ene
Bot wss more especially their training
that would lay open the pablo view the paramount Of
CHOSE wAS have the supervision Of this little community Per
h.ps children truly Christian families. were
SANITY living under religious Influence or have their memories
well with the Scriptures these orphan chill
areE who early bs out iuto the world with
Other seey for their webe< than the training they have
scseised IN this ssylum.
At the me these young minds seemed unusually
ecssbe u tn Truth and there evidently Increased wiling
TO listen religious instruction The good seed thus
could not b. lost though long barred IL woad yield precious
& sosas Va. sS esisd IN hi. Asylum adsa:asd
ssitsSS &C. add saeI~srd supported herself sesmstress
WINS
nindsec @ friend. sh permission
n's o. nsT chidbood and there spend her few snns
y, no could refrsef Aud for
every lsee.sy comfort, and than this those spirit
MAI thA enabled death with comp are
and holy oonbdsnce hr wh 10 profess her fftb 10
GAt AID there ~ th dying chamber little group was gsih
cred 10 Unfe with her tbs Lov. Of o., crfa
k~e.@sr 81. esq'e.hed 81 a. thas she possessed The
Aoot sSd be- 1r.' bnsnt ~ he AslGn " ~ w.
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