New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

- ~. Wild gleef enceer-f A41 80 - =
T<eseking and ssbbath-sehool lad been ATTENDED ~
o.nsiSershle NUMBER
HoxE FoR THE FRTEsDLEss.
A. ususl ttis hsyyifying iDs;-uiion threw r. Soorz
open Yesterday afternoon for ibs reosPtoa Of frenat'
,kst thsy might see what was doing BY gazing ioT
while On he interestBg and pleasant eo1nsSfAees o.
seve-sl Hundred eh6rvn who had been pl1rse4 frs-a
IL embrace Of 6ire poverty, with its nulfsaiD0rs
Ssnrer.. At2 o'elock IN The SfterDo0n the eShcFsn
b-lougirg % the Bone" and iboss q IsdEs-riAl-
sslo No. ard Q took their seat n lie in12r, gal
lery a. he end Of he chapel large o0agregziioa
lsS gathered N 70 zee them, ard they opeDed isesr
Ttsrksviring exhibition BY siDging Holy Fzthsr,
Plsase 20 Lissen" TIE eIsrrses tAT01gt0oi TIE a.
rtruOon and evening oossisted q fngIng and rec-4-
tiops BY tire children ard sScreser frUE ibe Rev W.
Hoye Of the Brick Church, Prof Martin Of TIE I'm
ver-i,y Hsssrr- Lueus Hart Horace WSisrs, hsTvn,
Gtuen Of Tie Esezgeisst, Parcee q The Sza3ay
ScIool U-s0a, Williams Of Tale College, AEg1 and
Judge Cuirer. TIE Eyeecbes were hsppy and brozg1i
q resporfe 70 tie srDouu; q SO.
A conecfou fcr The institution wzs taken ~ n Dr.
Chesver's Churrh IA The forenoon, Amounting % 50.
Therei. deb, Of sone 60 600 remaining sPon he
building vhieb the hien6s Of Tie Hone tres; her
rierds = ID enable them 70 6suidsis.
BOW THE SEwsBOYs GAVE THANKS.
The uew.h0ys yesterday wsfe Il The hss, u sfssis
Al her Iodgingroons On he kfh Soor over T< SHH
oHee, sboaf eighty q then were sseezeled, a. The
hour ~ for Th1nkzgiTirg diaDsr. IuuauerAsie were
TIE iokes AID p0ns ard The PERI rszrks maze ~ Ten
during tie half hour that The turkeys were gsitns
rezdy and nnoss gratifying tie ebesrfd szs-. wh;rh
prevailed while the dinner Wa L s<6vress. One o.
two Ct them, Il Z tue II ther fesss n Owe fer fan
amused themselves by Esd <rlv tnr, nV their fellow
urekins Of their sesis si general they behaved vey
wei, for revse.ys. The creates. respect and good
vii we're sn6vn by Ire boys for the visitors especially
TO zotss who took inieres; enough spezk 70 then
Mr.. Charles 0'ConnOr, he Superintendent Of he
rooms. has jet returned from the Wess, whittier be
hs, taken e company Of forty boys and placed teen
under the care Of respectable fz-ers- Tbeiniegsnoe
Of tie ne,ssboys has made them extensively called for
and Mr. O'Connor repors those Of his Previous coz
pany being very wei pleased With thor new oeea-
Iz-ion.
TIE profits Of tie newsboys are from two cents TO
50 Sc day. Son etiues, when they unusually
lueky, they rake a. nneh As 81 80 before breakfast
There i one BOY among the dodgers who has deposited
IN the tank, day by day, ESQ, the whole Of which
il DOW on interest in Wal street. Another boy has
mace and kert tp0lt Ldu VA D4AA--
last month the total penny deposits Of the 6 "regasr
Of the Institution was slo5, and tie lat three months
s265.
TIE boys retire at O'Clock precisely, previous to
which they spend several hours n an evening school
established fer them. nelodeon, which - played by
Ms. COnnor, il favcrite source Of amusement TO
them. Some Of them rise regularly, al p O'Clock,
oilers al g. and O'Clock IN the morning there being
A. h. rlosa
each day short time is spent by them IN family wOr
ship, and on Sunday evenings stated religious meet
II is bed which Is said to be very interesting though
nc; always strictly devotional.
RASDALL's ISLAND.
OF al the days in the year, Thanksgiving Day is,
perhaps the moss acceptable 10 the Randalls Island
children for on tina; occasion they enjoy general
holiday. For more than reason they look forward
to the advent Of that day with oyfulness and their
ancipsiions Of the moe; pleasursble kind. They
have visitors whe entertain them and WHOM
in their turn they entertain with their little speeches,
dialogues and eongs; and last though not the least 10
them Is the sumptuous dinner Of Turkeys, chickens,
roast beef, paddngs and pumpkin pies. Yesterday
he children enjoyed themselves in the same manner
that they have for years past. Governors Smith,
Ganther, Oliver and Pinekney were present,
with a number Of friends and speeches were
made to the children by them, and by several Of the
visitors. The children repeated dialogues, and after
one or two pleasing songs, Master Ryan, the orator
of the day, addressed the company. The Randall's
leland Guard turned oct strong, and was reviewed by
the Governors. Then the dinner and the chatter
Of knives and forks and the conversational discussion
az 10 the good things was intense. All Toasted
from the oldest the youngest; and after dinner the
little ones were permitted prOtrscted play@pen.
CoLsRED ORPHAN ASYLUM
The managers Of this highly useful insiation did not
fail 70 remember the children under their charge
Thanksgiving Day. Donation vists were made TO the
ASYLUM by the benevolent. The children-a: present
numbering 9lO-were elsd in their best holiday attire
and evidently enjoyed the occasion. At IL o'clock they
were marched In procession to the diningroon, and
seated around table heavily laden with every desrs
be dehescy. Visitors caas streaming in throughout
the afterncon, charged with some kind gft for the
benefit Of the Institution. NJ o'clock p. m, the
school exhibition commenced, and continued I'LL
o'clock, during which tie orphans without exeep-
ton, acquitted themselves most credtably. The exer
eses consisted IN Rotations from the Bible chanting
from TIE Lords Prayer in verss, dialogues, embracing
light fairy dissertations, examinations in mental arh
mete and grammar. The management Of the instita-
ton s under the supervision Of thirty ladies, and the
direct education is controlled by six female teachers.
Everything about the establishment wore cheerful
and highly encouraging appearance, and indicated
that lie influence wac Of the most widely beneficial
well az generous character.
: THANKSGIVING AND THE POLICE COURTS.
The various Police Courts yesterday were exceed
ingy dull Not a case OF any importance came before