New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

EUNARAL Of Miss Lk"ls.-lhe iuhe'o 5o''eS
Miss Sarah l.. Lewis, the young teacher VINO disd n
Gently of burns received IN the Eigh'eenth-trs
School, were performed yesterday afternoon n ~
Rev. DR.. Burchard's Church. The tdihce Wa aefsJ
,bro,oed with the fre nds snd feowteschers Of he
deceased and the members Of the congregation ia
choir Of which she was recently member openo4 ~
services by singing the appropriate hymn;
Sister tbou ~ssi mid and lovely,
Gsuie IS tee Summers bfeese'
Dr. Burcbard then read scnptural selections sad
70 the occasion, such a, l know that my Redessr
Eyeth" and Blessed are they that die IN the Lord
Another hymn was sung by the choir, followed by DE-
Rurcbsrd. who preached the funeral discourse. BE
text was: BE We also ready, for n such sn hous
" We hath no. seen the Sor Of Mss cometh.' The a.
mon lasted nearly two hours, during which the va
congregation manifested the mOst profound asten,en.
The reverend gentleman rsd some very intersstae
passages from the diary Of the deceased 10 shcwka
spirtual condition. The record extended from sAs4
Of January last back to the latter part of the yeas 1865
when she was first led to make public professead
her faith in Chrst Jesus During the reading Of this
interesting memorial the sympsthies Of the cosgegs
ton were intensely wrought upon, and fre9uenry ~
voice Of the preacher overpowered by the geess
motion From the passages which were resd, va
relied upon biz saving grace with pure, simple, shH
Ike faith. mos. beautiful to behold. In her dying ue
ment., though her physical suferinss were the ms
intense conceivable sbe doubted nor fasered 10
moment in her implicit reliance upon Divine nsry
ut calmly bore up TO the a.t and passed away 1Hrs
IN hope of an everlasting Life. Her parting sa
her sorowpg brothers and sisters we're YOU
meet me in Heaven" When the futera, sez sw
were over, the congregation took farewell ssAAs
their deceased friend, and departed the RENAME ves
replaced IN the hearse, and the more lnusdiaz
mourreis followed to the Hudson River RAlrOa
Depot. The deceased wiI be inferred in the smJ
burying place ten miles behind Newburyh.
VIITRASs oT lsl2. Veteran Corps Of lsl4
Col. Raymond presiding, met Ias, evening, It The No
Ger House. Resolutions were adopted thanking Msyx
Tensnn 70, the cordial reception which he rx.epis
to the Veterans on Washington's Birthday, sod Cor
Gilman John Van Tine, for the cold comforts when y
provided for them, at bis own expense, on thS coS
son. a letter from the Hon. John Kelly, N. C., 10
read Il s1ted ths; the b!n before Congress nssuH
pension on the Veterans Of 1912, and their vidou
was the spcc cal order for the third Monday 10 Mxrc
10 far as Mr.. Kelly could learn the bill would p,ObsAy
pass.
The veterans agreed to attend the funeral Of Coo
modore Peuy to-day.
CHILDRES. HosFITAL.-There "a 8 mov.rosr. s
the permsnent establishment Of hospital for ch,ldre
IN this city, ootenporsneous with the similsr move
ment advocated BY Chsrles Dickens ia Londoa. Ths
charity sppesls almost i1esiably TO every hssr.
II lad indeed TO think Of the .uferings OF the sd
children Of The poor, lingering in il-ventilsfed gc.
rets or cellars. with scsnty and un~holesoene SeA
miserable beds, ard little or no attention from doe
tors or nurses. The establishment Of q Loeps.A
which such young suffers may be placed. and whes
they vii receive proper treatment is one OF the hs
projects which beneVolenee has ever dey..ed, eDs
we are ssd TO learn that i; is likely TO be vel Sup
ported. The following donation. toward furnish .g
ihe rev building for this purpose, II Fifyfrs. sree
have been recently acknowledged:
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3. H. fied............... aF J. HsSs,a.s........
MI, huEts.............. p Nrs }. 4 cosssst.....-
The youDg ladies' Of two Of the bes; schsos Of tb
city are expressing their in,sres; BY sewing ios ,s
Chlcrens Hospital, and helping to provide sheet. an
pilOw.cases.
TRs FaIE DISisG SALoos.-Mr. j. W. parux
s,ll keeps b. free EstipgHouse n fun operation q
No. q Ludlow street. The various notices q; ts<
Press and the increase Of want, with TIE coming %
of the present ood weather, have brought xres. r-.h
Of customers to his gratlitous e..ablshm.p,. rss
average OF hungry persons daily Is over 500; and 90
every day this week uore than l,TOopeope have sss
fed st this house There ls5 gallons Of sovp, s.A
TWO barrels Of Hour consumed daily, beside Laas
oesns potatoes ard other substantia. Since tie 81
OF feorlary an evening meal has been served q. SIP
m'' a. which there has been q regular attendance q
about le Ms sh,ly.
Inc examination In the libel csse Of Busted sgass
oan was concluded yesterday morning before Jus.ss
Quaekenoush, at he jefferson Market PoE.e COrr-
ne magistrate decided to hold the secaei aDa sest
the papers 10 the Sessions.
DkArH OF A KSfoKERBOcKER.-Chrs'jsn Cousn-
hovsn died on the 2ss ul, sged 80 years. Mr.. Coo
erAoven was descended frooi cur Oldest Dv:sh isx-