New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

thew suce. eded AID il VISA put in one Of the Mssts
boats In charge ~ MIR Bailey, the frs. officer, Of
whose con duct Capt. huron sp'aks "a the highest
pra,c In On hour and quarter from the ume ths
smoke az discovered 28 lives the specie, the creator
part OF the passenger baggage, c.ironowessr- and
,r,. l,ve stock wcre saved. In two hours the ship
,vs IN a.p,es fore snd AFT and all three msss were
ovor tho aide. The C,p,sin WIS last on the burning
wreck. without having saved anything but 10"
papers of hi, own private property
Inv Jpvx,t1E AsrLua-FoRTY.F FIVE LITTLE EAi-
op.,rs Rousp WET.-1be irst coon any o' cn'ia'en'
to,,,o, h .o.s of seven aud fourier NJ sent to the
Wat ,b;. wear upder the ausp ces Of the Me-" York
JuyetiIe A,ylpm, which resaues them IRON the y'co
and destution of the Streets esves to-'ay ~ TUG T
Railroad. Mr. G. II. Allan the indrntaT"g AGENT
who has already escorted several companies OF 'u'r
predecessors, will 20 with tbem and see 'nst lucy
reach their new homes Yesterday afternoon, oy in-
vitston of TIE Direction, number OF p1iant pfoPc
ladies and gentlemen who are deeply loe eSeo 10 inc
welfare OF ths cause assembled At tho Iairteeosn-
street House Of Reception the li'e oues PRIOR
u their departure. The children, As in all, Of whom
II only girls assembled at o'clock 10 the
great echo olroem and occupied the cen'ral Denotes,
the larger boys and girls being placed in the rear and
the little on4s in front. On TIE right aud efs were
seated the CHILDREN Tescued from vagrsnt life within
comrai lively short tune, and now accommodated 1t
tie House Of Reception pro' to the sng process BY
which come are sent to the Asylum proper, aud
others returned to their parents or friends
After prayer by the Rev. Jonas b. K'ssam, who
holds pray CT meeting with the children at the House
of Re epion every Wednesday evening, the exercises
of the children went on. Ties consisted principally
Of singing, in which they exhbie great sPiris and
proficiency. chart, Blessed 10 the man shat walk
en Lot in tie council of the ungody," and an anIren
How beautiful upon the mountains were sung
With surprising accuracy of tine. Those woo tram
children in music, know that they do not, like grown
children, depend on each other for the "lead, DIT
carol away independently, and thus catch and keep
the time moro correctly than older choirs, Mr. A. X
WeimoIe President Of the Board Of Direction, stated
briefly the plan Of the institution. The children were
not PICKED directly from the streets aud sent West
with the faint Of their old lie upon them, bat we're
first trained in the Asy um to better mental obysicai
and moral copoition. They were indentured ia the
West to kind-hesrted, respectable farmers &C.; and
the institution kept wschru eye the progress Of
its proeQes till they cameof age. Mr. Joseph u. Col
linz the Treasurer, aud Mr. A-pinwail addressed the
children and the exercises closed. This after
noon the y-fve will leave by the Erie Railroad, in
car provided expires ly for then by that Company,
and will be met on arriving at their destination
Dauvie, ILL.,, by psrtifs to whom they are inden-
tured so that Mr. Allan does not expect TO haze them
Oh his hands day after their arrival.