The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
City Intelligence,

House or RECEPTION or THE New YORK JUVENILE Asy
LuM-This institution auxiliary OF tho Juvenile Asy-
nm at Harlem, will be ready for occupancy in few
days II located at No II West Thirteenth street,
Sixth avenue, in very eligible position. The edhce
elegant and substantially built Of brick and consists OF
four stories, besides basement 1t occupies lot 5xl09
feet The first story will occupied for the Kitchen aun
dry, bathing room play room and the family dining
The story will be appropriated to the use of the
females, and consists of sitting rooms, dormtories and
school The third story will be used as dormtory
for the boys, and portion Of it for hospital purposes
The fourth story consists Of two large rooms, covering
the whole length of the building and is to be used as
dormtores. The society having this charity charge
at present lease building in the street, which will
be given III few days, and the juvenile deinquents,
about seventy five IN number removed to the new edce
The cost Of the building and lots is about
raj Thousand dollars Of this amount remains unpaid TIE
directors will appeal TO the public 70 make up the de-
hcency
RAINY DAy.--Ycstcrday was rainy day. N the fore
tho sky overcast and looked promising for
shower Of rain shortly after O'Clock the came
down pretty bris6y and the pedestrians who had the
misfortune TO be out during the first of the made
convenient 70 shelter themselves under awnings and
store doors and entry ways. The lady pedestrians
scarce; very few, any, were 70 be porambulang
Broadway, they did during the first Of the week. The
fore pat OF he week unusually for this
OF the year. and the knowing thai acquainted
with the laws OF physical atmosphere felt apprehen
svc that, should the warm weather continue and the
streets remain in filthy condition they the few
weeks previous, might expect contagion in form
other. In these day Of Corporation imbrogos, The
pubic have 70 ust TO provdcnta vistatons than
Corporation brooms and hoes The rain therefore, found
welcome with the citizens in general
FuNEFlx5 or GsRARD SruyyFsaNr.-The funeral Of tho
deceased took place yesterday afternoon, from his
residence in Second At this place fHleral
tege made up headed by number Of ciergymen in
their sacerdoal robes followed by pail bearers carrying
the body of deceased, which enclosed in a magnih
cent rosewood coffin, elaboratey ornamentcd. The pro
cesson proceeded TO ST. Marks church. the Of
Tenth street anG Second avenue where the burial service
was afterwards deposited in the family vauk, adjoining
the church
IHE NEW HIGHLAND REorMESr.--Goy. Morgan has writ
ten letter to acting Colonel Thomas W McIeary of the
proposed new Highland regiment, informing him that he
viii approve Of bill Of dress for regiment Of 1--WE h6n
dred men, provided they shall conform 10 the following
nnnorm, VM;--Iha State regulation hat and ornaments
buttons badges Of distinction rocK coat fatigue coat ana
plaid pants Inc latter Is tac only portion of the uniform
that would distinguish them as Highland organizlt
INTERESTING LEcTuRE-Judgc Clcrkc, Of the Supreme
Court will deliver FREQ lecture on the ssParcnta RaIa
ton," Monday evening next at 75k O'clock in the law
lecture room of the University The power Of the father
and his right TO the custody Of the child will be partcu
larly considered
EASTERN pspESsARy.- following designations have
lately taken place in the Eastern Dspensary, in Ludlow
street, viz:-Drs. Newcomb, Andrews, Bcden, Newman
Griscom, Agnew, Bronson, Budd, Fpnen, Hale, Dayton
correspondent very properly asks what the difficulty s
Who can tell!