New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

Heats Busy Bees Snow Drops Lsubs Of the Flocs,
Ire Sewers, Modest Workers, Flowers by tne Way
si4e, The Stronghold, Onward and Upward, Reliance
Band, The Golden Shesf Good CoIp,ny, Bescon
Lights. The C-dets, DO Goods our Name, Little
Travellers Cotsi keef, Humble Wokers Missionaries
sbous Hore IAfe Boats, Lee Avenue Volunteers,
,bys Cteerful G,veis. Faithful Stewards. Constant
Workers, Rober. Rakes Sraf, Youthful SsnsIitans,
Ycuihfui Disciples. Guiding Stars, Three Resolutions,
Uuted Bad, fne Bee Hive, &c
Leo by Dodwoith's Bsed, ,hs procession ms'ched,
psd,r the oirecior of Mr. johnson, superintendent to
the Gfose. where they filed OF And sang;
How imrg are the woods
TIE ,re-. with leaves ell in moticu.
Hun ~ q. the nufnutns oces0.
1hs vc,dsn., shady woods!
HALO hsiIo baio: hello. &C.
TIE achoisr, vera thea permitted to disperse for in
rocsit erjoy inert aTrorg toe trees and shrubbery
The cav baipg delightful about , 600 parsons, be-
side the cnc ;en visited grounds The Grove With
ia gay decorations of flags ard stresmsrs. magnificent
floral bower thr,ne for the flower queen, aud hand-
reds Os love ly uaidels IN tastsfa ATTIRE presented
sceDa Cf er ch antIept,
At IC, o'cl,ck the fcst roll Of the drum summoned
the members o the echoc to assemble for te purpoes
of receiving ref est meuss, which, sitter singing
"Lorg Puli ana S.rorg Pull, were distributed to
the pupils in psper packages, in regular order by
classes.
second rol of tie drum again summoned the
Of the ossemt4gc t. wltness the cronation
by TIE scr ool singing "Who shal be Queen, which
was answered by the bard pla, leg IL the dist ance,
ard the Herald, preceding the roys train as they I'D
vnnced Make way fer the tlueen Ac., at tue con.
cirsiru &C which tee wh 10 scacOl joined 10 grand
cto,us OF " Welcome" rs the Queen entered and
Ut urted tts thi.Ie, attended by twenty maids Of
hlpol:
30 cone gentle maiden we've looked tor thee long
Ana warm a,,rt. are waiting to gss thee :sSns
Gone ater Thy sO~er ad n9aat ssy .f taroae
The presentation Of garland, the crown and scep-
ts1 tn grand s q &anS .f replied in
rent address q, tho cuse Of which the school sang
chu,us AID echo "Iopg Live our Queen
Another recess followed, and another roll OF the
drum eum moosG the sct oeE more 70 receive re-
fieshrents a. before.
About och ck the Az niversary exercises COM
mesc.d With sirging let "a with joyful mind, &c.
Prayer was then oF-r By tue Rev. Mr. CUTLER
of Brooklyn. The schco iten sang "'Ils Annivsr-
sary Day" when Mf J0Hs SOs, tue Superintendent,
read the following brief r.pc: in reference 70 thu rise
ard progress Of the school:
"Our school has been in existence five years. II
was commenced with .hiee teachers and eight schol.
srs At the e. Of the second yesr 1t numbered ~
teachers ard 100 scholars. Last Sabbath we had on
our register SO sohosrs sDo 100 teachers Our ac-
tueI Sabbah ATTENDANCE le eco. spirit OF benevo-
ieBce hss characterized thJrts- During the past
yesr, the receipts OF O.: Benevolent S1oety aud ts
ltle branches euoutteG 10 500, andou expenditures
$50 leaving en- amount due the Treasury CT $D
Our work is purely homo work. The objects of our
Society sIs to scatter the piDI page procure homes
far the friepoless, comfort cue sok AID dying, aud
buy the dead. The great re9uson OF the p4st year
caused many who had Asats beeG ccntr0ut3fs to
ssk for hep aad becs,ue recipients. tbs ID tho
reason why have not TO-DAY Overf'o wing tressu
". Our society has commenced tho publication Of
morttiy periodical Hhith bss been wei Jeoeived and
pIuutta 70 scd much to the Interest Of the school.
Our Boys meetings during the pact Winter were
= COO plete success. IN consequence OF tue
ccwds tia. st.eudsd large nuuoers were often unable
To obtain Ambulance. IA accordance win our usual
erst IN they have been Adjourned until Oo:ObsI. Our
bsrd OF Hope, which he's oigaliIed but short time,
already numbers 500 msmDeTs. all OF vhon have
p'ecgei Themselves forever 10 aosIan nom al tnat
ah iuto.cete. Some are NJ here to-day tha mingled
With rs geer $50, in f-stiye scene. A few have
moved 70 ether parts Of our city or land. We pray
that tie ipsuuct!ous mpafted 10 them while with
Us ray &c their everlasting good, and that they
ma, DO able TO meet the responsibilities OF tho
tines AID the rewards Of eternity. some OF our
Lumber who have died during The past year, have We
bote ar trns gone tc better home, and that they
our representation in heaven, and today form
pat of orr ceestsl choii ia the happy land. They
the Inks wuioh oraw resrsr snd nearer to tia
center Of cur hopes, AID, although they may never
egain cUlpe to us, we rcst assured tnat We I'VE as
We shoad, We snail 60 TO Item. Spiritually, our
scbco hss been blessed, and not few who yoar ago
were living withou, Christ and hope nave made the
scqusLteLce Of tins beef of iIeAds gwen him tnelt
teaIt-, a.d become HE devoted discipes. Tne Lord
nas core grest thrgs for and in Lis name We hope
10 COZ tInue the bies ed work.
Aodre;s.s we're made ty the Rev. WV. W. Hal
rAD.r, T. j. OLWER, esq. (A.ms-House GOVERNOR
aud the Rev. ALEAAsDzR THOMPSON, which were
nterspelsed with singing BY the school.
TIE R,ndslvs Llebd band. by permission OF the
A'ms-House Governor, present and played sov-
ersl nAtt ra air. About 20 boys from the Tenant
Home were also present with their banner, upon
which was inscribed,
ReEim. nt Punshusn:."
Msyor PowILL, Dr. 1LTuILL, w. 81. HARus, =
Trus:t of Pubic Schools were Introduced ana warm
y received by the assenbsge.
At oolook the pupils were conddcted back to the
SCHOOL ard dismiss I'd. Thus the day passed without
the oocuneIce a srse reieen.to TO rraf the pleasures
Of the day.