New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27

TuE JUVENILE AsrLuN-NRws PROM THE CHIL-
DREE SENT WgsT.-From the President of the New
York Juvenile Asylum-G. II. Wetmore, esq.-Te
learn interesting particulars relative 10 The diso
Sal Of the ale emignrts to whom aliusion was ma ie
a few days ago in our City columns. From The Car
lyle RcpcWe we have account OF their arrival al
that place, sect up" by OF a similar band taken
out last season. and then indentuIed 10 printer. Mr.
Allen, the indeBiBTing agent, who accompanied the
last 40 children TO the West sends home the following
cheering account Of his mission:
We arrived at Carlyle H. Thursday afternoon The chi
al well and cheerful. sad they have made very iaTor'
able good conduct We attended the Sabbath
School ehden the teachers by their rSci
tstlcsa and singing meeting appointed aeE ser
vice 10 practice wh .ho scholars OF tunes the consre
rou joining In the afternoon, passed to orr seatsin the
church. The pastor the Rev M Walker stretched out his hands
toward ths ob6fea and said in fsrvent msoner God bless
keep you dear children and raise up friends to care ioI
you and you die may you ~ 10 to Him IN heaven He
also msed hoss who took Tho chdrcn 70 bring them up
ia the OF ths Lesd Most OF hs children have enc into
the country with substantial farmers many OF them sfe sd)ped
and think ali Of them have good homes,
81 shah spend time IN visiting children, make ar
srrrenis FOR tie nezi company and rorrn home"
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sREYET ROwDrisM on SUSDArs.-Almost every
pleasant Sabbath our streets infested with
pangs Of idle and vciou, youths, ranging from FIVE to
twenty years of age who pass the entire day oang in
the open aiI-often wrangling and fighting among
Themselves and insulting passersby, to the Disgrace
of the city and the great annoyance of those whs wish
to observs the Lords day in quiet and appropriate
manner. Yesterday these gatherings Of young row
dee were unusually numerous aud far as could be
obsegyed were allowed to continue their riotols con-
duet without the least Interference the part Of the
police. The avenues ard side-streets thronged
with them and their boisecous conduct and blasphemy
became IN unbesrablo nuisance. II by chance po-
cean ordered Of these groups to make less nose
bis back hardly turned before their rowdyism was
r.uewed.
la Blocker street, between the Sixth aud Eighth
ayepues, p gang of we-dregsed Young men, who know
how n behave themselves better, were Particularly
coIsuicuous for bad conduct The corner Of Cottage
place and Houston street. formerly Of the quetest
spots in the city, has Of late been fsvorte resor Of
sIeet-rov dies. Yesterday afternoon, at the junction
Of New-Bowery, Oliver and Chatham streets, was as
sembd gang Of little rascals all apparently under II
years Of age. Thceo engaged in a fracas with SIM
liar collection lower down on Chatham street. in which
tricks stones and other missiles were freely exchanged
Several pasaersby We're struck, but policemen ap-
peaIel % check Tie warfare, nything known
about & nj the precinct Stgtion- Hous unil citizen
entered complaint, wlereupon one OF the sergeants
sToec ia-uTel OF to look after The man 4! that post
Son efficient action should be taken by The Supern-
tenden of Police to prevent repetition Of such dis
graceful Ss5bsth.day scenes.