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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
SUPERIOR COURT-TKrAL TEHN-Ocr 2.-Bsfore Justice
BOsWORrH.
SUIT AGAINST THE CORPORATION.

SUIT AGAINST THE CORPORATION.
Krahmer sgt The Mayor, &c
The plaintiff sued the Corporation for the value OF
horse ~gon snd harness which boxed of the pier at the
foot Of 10 1855 alleging that the Corporation
hsd negec srnepece the pier and that In
seaue' r Of such uegl gence the horse backed of
The proof showed m the pa tilt was Ia the employment o
the defendants and that In trying drive his horse with heavy
eeap dit upon the pier the horse backed of into
the river.
On motion Of defendsIts counsel the Court dismissed the
CONT lsin.
J. w Wilson for pliinHi Henry H. Anderson for Corpora
ton.
SPECIAL TERN-OCT 2-Refore Justice BoswoRrH
DECISIONS.
John Jaw act. George Brnce Judgment settled, ex
cent ire ser OF Mes Tucker and Lloyd two
OF the referees their occUpaous identifying particulars
Before Justice HOFFMAN,
OrheIia G.. Roberts ACT. John Rober's.-Divorce
granted T. Alderman for plaintiff r Proudt for defend
gVf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

TIE SEvEsTH REGIMENT AsNoRY.-The New
Seventh Reg meut Arn ory, comprising hs secoud aud
third ioors Of the New Towptps MARKET, was occu-
pied for the first time and thrown open for public in
spectiop on Monday evening Although unfinished the
rooms already show how great will be the improve
upon The old quarters. Toers are on the 'ond
floor ten Company meetiug-rooms measuring % feet
by 40 comprising quarters for the Artillery, EoRi eAr
and Drum corpsi fne Offce's' meetng-room 40 feet
ty a. and Company drill-ro,m 40 feet by IS. The
First G mpsDy Capt. Bsusel meeting-room is the
only one yet pleion. II is socksd with solid
black walnut guu-csses desks aud furniture elegant
curtains ard neat window shades at cost Of 81 800.
The Officers NEE iug room lie elegantly carpsed, fur
nshed with tasteful and durable chairs desks book
Gaze cglor clostt and table Of carved black valiant
Over Col Leerts sest is hug the picture recently
presented to the Regiment by the Baltimore City
Guard The cost of f'ti. g mp this room was about
SO 000 The remaining rooms a being rapidly pat
in order, ard will probably be in readiness early next
month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

CHILDREN FoUND DEAD ON tn -sday morning
at occk Ocsr Mul'o Of the Sixth Wad found the dssd
BODY q u child a Of N ths penis. No 80
Ma berry and cu app life bed O-~n srn 20
DAYS The live occ0psn. ~ tn. ~er all iasf
osied sud consequently o1d information Whatever
% TIE calss Of thu chds debtb
Ap iro1t hid Supposed Rave been st horn euss
f. tn DOH Of Ch,rss by boys Eh' "e's ~
plsy. The Coror Fl notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

EXCITEMENT AT PRINcETOE CoLLEGE.-The tutors
OF Prn eton College having, in accordance with an old
bur obnoxious custom, visited few days since the
rooms of the students for sundry ressoDs the later
took umbrsge st the attempt and have get all law at
deance and vented their rsge 10 suldry noisy demon
strsops The result has been that a large number of
the stndepts have bsen dismissed. One night last
week The old building koown Familiarity South Cot
leee was set Oh fire and destroyed. Loss sbou' 5000.
TIE process Of dscapitaion viii Re continued vita
uewtd vigor, owing to this last achievement
Newark Journal, Oct. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
IAAYGtiaenenLl
iE Wmr. AwAkE DEMONSTRATION to-day Vi

The WmH-AwAkE DEMONSTRATION to-day w
hot ceste The novelties AID
RAssun's mUssps the greatest onasossss 49,.
tee and wonee be yed and .hy eess -
eftotAinnen "a New York Witnessed a. cslook IN tef
and ~ in the evening Tho evening perform
e.Tiisr THAI usual to euanisesse ~
wocd the snd Wide Awake ptocesen dees We ss"s
aud b. oonioS 0! the hgsopn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

MosTHLY REPORT OF THE CITY Marshal
CITY Narshal there hsv- been committed 10
The City Prison dun7 the month Of ptem7r $50 psouer
chapd lib the following crimes Drunkenness 70 drunk
ard oordery s5 di,oId-rly violating city ordu
Treat uing Vi lerce O. playing bail Sunday T. drkards
a. vagra pitt hing quoits Sunday stetug, 81
md bait ~ II suspicion Of stealing s; fugitive from
Justice drunk and hgh ing insane g. assault q ants
sus 7icion ~ 1Bpe iusutIg females L. petit la,cegy
hgh liz suspicion Of picking ck'ts lsPai Of ssePns
gsut log house srfpici)n 81 gambl0g Tots 100 Ma.
tiy-I.lId. l7i Eng and % Un~d States, 10 France,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

TEE f. A KISsNAS SwINDIE.-In the cass Of Ds-
yid S Mile Jc-e G.. Pedrsjss Ozro + Downs. ard
Htnry De OrgueGe. ~bo are charged with EaviDg by
forged papers AID false representations, secured az
undue amount Of insurance upon the bark A. Kins-
man, rev complaints were Pat 10 yesterday before
Justice Con, oily. II Is alleged thai falre bills ofAf
ing were SHOWN 20 the agents Of the IN Mutual New
York, and Great Western Insurance Companies, ana
policies TO 4 amount of sb Dut $50 900 obtaned upon
them Subsequently that vess.l cas- wrecked lac
above Persous having claimed the amount Of iosur
the compsnes Interested have commenced proceedng'
apainst them for fraud, also charging them with Will
fully wrecking the vessel 1t has been already shown
that insurance was obtained upon many artees which
were never shipped by that vessel Ath'aSits were
fled Yesterday showing that David s. M1ls procured
fom Long Island $50 barrels Of yellow clay which he
shitp. and ibsu,ed as guano, he having obtained an
advance upon it as guano. Sill another affidavit made
BY clerk employed by Mills, sets forth tina, be the
clerk made out several bills for hoped skirts alleged
to have ben shipped on the Kinsman. The clerk
that be never sav the goods or knsx Of their
existence and the inference Is that there we're none
such shipped. The examination was then adjourned
until the 10Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Council vii pertist IN Interfering Win arc os1rrniAg
be eecsicns Of he Ccruisso,ers el4ctedto soa'oA'e
upor misconduct among The 6reInsn. fhsoonsequeh0o
IL thai the most dsordery aud rio'ous Sc
cure in the community which their political iuhnNnce
purchases for them ret the Com ussioners al deusDcs
and pursue ttier dsQrscsful with impuolty' IL
is useless for the Commissioners to brng them to t-a
and upor con vction expel them from the Department
for the G. mmnn Council IA promptly retnstate them
The Fire Commssi nsrs unwilling to be bed RESPONSE
bic for III disgrsoe'u ftae Of things l. is said are
seriously contemplating the prtpdety Of resigning
since y cir decisions pesistenty ret at noueht
W. do not zee how they preserve their self respect
and do otherwise.
These avorite companies are IN the habit Of ordering
expensive fre-epgnes from Eastern manufacturers,
and after they delivered and approved Of get their
friends in the Common Council to direct the Strest
Commissioner to have machines built for them without
a contract lin violation of the charter, when they pre-
sent the bills cf the maker whom they have employed
and get The money from the city treasury FIR the en-
e1nes already built New houses, osusive dec
tions and all sorts Of extrsysgsnt outays are lsvshed
upon these rusns anything they ask given TO them
freely, ~he decent, well ordered 6remen, who will
not demeau theus Ives TO Corpora ion POLITICS have
to 90 empty away. We oave hsd numerous instances
rsceI y of the sgsnt disregard of dscency aud good
order 10 The Fire Department on tbs part Of the Com
mon Council Companies went out iuto the public
streets armed and equOped with barrels of stones on
their engoes snd pistols and ,luDgshot in their pock'
etc. ard fought under the windows of this office early
in the evening of the 30 of as July fearuly wound
IL each ether periog public life and limb and actu-
ely numbering Of their wn number. These CON-
psuies dsbanded by tie Commissioners. They
are doing duty again, the Common Council having
restored them to the ranks. A little more Of such
legislation and the decent awsndorder tremen wiu
move for dissolution Of the volunteer system. This
truth s the busines Of putting out fires belongs to ths
insurance panies and the sooner il ntrusted 10
them TIE better for their interests Sach az arrange
would preserve the public peace aud greatly en-
hance me security of property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
fAdyertisAu,ert I
OAK ORCUARn A,,D.

OAK ORCHARD AC1D-SPRfNG WHARF.-The
curative pousr-s Of th beyoad ls~sss
individuals
HIRAM W. BosrwIcK n.ie OF Cornlng) Sole Agsr<,
Metropolitan Hotel Budinss No STt Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

ARKEsT or A SHoPturlR-Mr- II. Hendl b .ur.
rs.d having s,~n plated lew@ry ION he .'"ns
no II Maiden hre, te~ dtys SINE a. s'es-c. ar
rsted y.s rJsy orrinR Mrs entered th- 90 re ard
lsctsc worth sy wti she si b@ sesi,et t. put.
rbss. ST. si5 et take the foods wit eut iId
END fr- them Shorty after she IN three eSnpete .et, 81
mated Reiy wfre n.sed s1picton fell Der; bot
Ls cto.X 10 Keep opt o. sirh until yesterday D-uax
On .be "a - arrested ~ Deee i've Mscoongs Justice s4h
cor ruttesd ber to the Tombs or examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

MILITARY REcEPTIoS OF THE PRIscF OF WALES
Tie military arrangements for the public reception Of
tbe Prince Of Wales in this city compl-t-d by
Msjsr-General Say dford in conjunction with Mayor
Wood, Oh Monday The P,pce will arrive here on the
lth iust when ne will be recrived By the Mayor and
Common Council at Cattle Garden. Tee III at Division,
under Gen Sanford, win foru line at the Battery;
and az the Prince lands, royal salute will be fred
After receiving bis Royal Hgbuess, the division VIII
proceed % Broadway and Park row, to the gate
of the Park aud pass in review before his Royal High
GEES ano suits snd give them marching salute. Toe
divicu will then firm a line in Broadway extending
from Bond street TO the corner Of Chambers street.
TIE Prince aud tuite will pass The line to the bead If
the division The Ike presenting as The lusrous
vsitors rass Ire Inc Of march Vl then b. oontnuei
no Broad ay to Union place, and through Fourteenth
srset OF Seventeenth street 70 the Fifth aven1e and up
the Fifth avenue 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel at which
place thu Prince aud suite will take stion IN the bal
COW suc the division wil again pass in review and 90
rornd Msdsor square, where they ~ilI be dismissed
Gen. Sanford expects have ss thousand men or the
Ia'sde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

LAUScH Mr. Thomas Colysr Yesterday moraius
lsuncbed the steamer Hsukow, at the foot Of Forty
third street. The Hsnkow built for J. NJ. Forbes
& Co Of Boston 10 be employed 10 the Chnses River
trade spd will he commspded by Capt Geo. U. Sands
She ia 212 feet in lergh 30 feet inches beam ~ fret
inches bold, and about 600 tuna register. The MOI
gan Iron works will place 10 Der single beam engine,
4s-ipch cylinder, with ~ feet stroke. She viii be
resGy for sea sbout he middle Of December. This Ia
the third boat built for he Cbins trade for x.ssrs.
Forbes & CO. and three others have been construced
for the Cbira wa'ers one Of which was sold to tbs
French Government for war steamer, aud another
purchased by tie Chinsse Government for their war
serecs TO protect their nnks from the depredsd,n' OF
the river prstel which infes their waters. The 9th
err are actively employed on the rivers The stsaa-
tug leland Bile towed the steamer 20 the Morgan ir's
worEs to receive Der engines She will be provided
with two masts, and W III he trigautine rugged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
Albany livestock Market.

IkepOtru fOT TIE n. =. InULlo ! -
" EST ALBAsG Oct !, i260.
gREygsPces OF good Cattle have been going down here for
~ week and s kerp going that have 10 qqots TIE
(aud there I'D this week. at &C. ID,
I've isL Cattle this generally heavy and 90
much Lst lotk instead Of
tie buyers looking fT them Thr Eaten buyers are asins
about go bead prices iu tn o. quotations the
beet stt.e bo0eyer going 10 New orb this week
RECEIPTs1he following u comparative statement OF
epts ct this lace Vi. tie New orr Central Railroad
lat. Tot 40 Ian 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
IAdxArtierncnt |
l. PHRESoLoGY

Is PHRESoLOGY OF PRACTICAL UsR If not,
Why Dc rely upon II after years Of trial Ms.y
Ne chsns N The .e-cti Of Clerks Mechanics OF spprs
eustksspe;s q Servants guided 10 great dao
e By this Scieuce EKsmin stops with fu dsscGSJ
dons Z. Ate By FowLEs WILLS, Nc. S6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

AoApENY or Music -To-nig-t Miss Adatina Patti
will sir for the frat time in Ne r.York the murc Of
F,oietfa IN . La Vrsyiata." Aside ON the nere-t
. Itch belongs egitiua'ey TO the opera mu,b Gu os
ty ft to see how fresh young girl will render THE
peculiar part II is M d-rstocd that the entire acteS sl
be borened 'ha' the performance will he nrought TO
end az earlier bouT tnan ususl the audi-rce will
titus able to see the uhoie of the WdeA wake die
Ilay. This is the only opportunity at oreseot TO ee
ohsrd o' h.arir Patti 10 the par, aI!udd to- OF Fri
d! th, is TO sing ia Linda d Chamouuix,' aud on
Safmdg in 81 sc in Egtt "
On Monday next the Opera season at this house
positively closes until the middle OF November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Br6e1AKY Officer Tumuey OF the Essex Market
Polio Cont yesterday s-r.stsd Gsrman usmad Bsh
IA bov,ly ch,yerd 9TH havEz broken iuo the 81 ,h,p t
Msrcns St 1- Nc 2 CTR tie street 2i.t alt that
rscs.rn vorth Of boots and sboss Il en FROM u,
shop TIE accused was committed by Justice Brennan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

TIE FRI DTPARTMEST.-Itis a mater OF profound
,egr on the part of the better portion of thu me nbes
Of the New-York Fire Department, tbs. the Common
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

MEErIyG or THE NEw-YoRK BIBLE SocrETr.-
Yesterday morning the New. York Bible Society held
their Fifry-First Annual Meeting at the depository.
No So Esst Thirteenth street No business Of impor-
ance was transacted beyond TIE election of officers
The psmes below comprise the Board elect:
Ofeeys-Bshop If the Diocese President ofo the Rsst
Rev Potter H. First Vice President: the Rtgn4 Rev
VIM Berri.n D ~ Second Vice President the Right Rev
McVickar D Th Vce Presidents TIE Right Rev Samust
Seshu-y D. n Fourth Vice PTes6eot FLOYD Smith Rih Woo
Pres6ert Wilsm nunscomh, SiEh Vice presideu' A.x-
andfr L M,Dopald Seventh Ncs-Prsideut Frederick De
Peyster Eighth Vice-Preden: William Bell Recpri'of
Secrrtsy No q John street Thoms Butler Treasurer sad
Agent No IS Fast Thirteenth street
m71age-,-Revs joe ". Price. D. D. w; Mcrg'n, D D.
y. Hiebse. n d Benz Haieh D D., J. Hohrt ID.
II Fsylor ID d. Cornelius r. DuHie. Jo.hns W.aveo A.
Ploomer Hsrt Caleb Cspp tler l. Leonard y T Csstt
Ne.srs CuItiss John " Mitchell Stmuel Shidmsre
Ahrshsu r. sand. UilTsrp A. Duncan william Clerk Js-
Eorden samuel p Rel ArgustIs L. Carks5n James fe
Thou a. 7. Frank VIM. Ronalds
Ths S'spcipg Commit 90 of last year were reelected.
az the fret meeting Of the Board Of Managers is to DO
held at The depository on Tuesdsy evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

CoUNTEHErT BnL.-ADn Crave, dspraved Irisi
woman YESTERDAY committed by Justice Br.uusa rhageA
Urn entered the liquor store No s9 Stanton e where
offered counterfeit rs Ell o. the bant OF the Republic. Of
ton. Other courtseit found IN possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

AssIyFRsARY OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE UsIos.-
TIE anniversary Of the American Bine Union will be
held in the meetir gbouse of the First Baptist Church.
cor er Of Brooue and Elizabeth st eet to-day aud to-
morrow At O'Clock this morning the Un5n viii
meet for the election Of officers and Managers and for
the appointment of Committees. Pablo exercises CON-
meuce at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

DoSATIoS VIsIr.-At social gathering Of he men,
BEN and friends Of the GethsemaBe Baptst Chqrch at
the resd nee of p. A. Lehman. esq., No 100 East
Thirty second street. fe evenings since their pastor
the Rev ID. s. Pamelee, was agreeably surprised by
the presentation by Mr. Lehman-in behalf of his con-
gregstion--of we6lled purse Of gold Such an act
is blessing alike to pastor and people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

TIE Law School Of Columbia College, No. 3 La
faystte place, commences to-day st 4 ?. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

"TBE SEA.'-eusneements have b'en completed
for eplsreinq this naval paper, which has been pub
li.ted now for two years by the Rev. Charles w
OerisoD, and issuing ii weekly instead Of twics a
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

The New WALIlCKs-Mr Wallack has leased
from nr Gibson, the decorator who recsutly erected
81 10 ests.i-hueut at the Ct T iteenth
stest sId BIcaawsY lot in its resr $50 BIZ IS, witt
an ertreucs Of 20 feet on Broad way end purposes
commenc T. erection If 8 no Tpester next month
tie lease Of his prsent establish expiring 90
he lst Of nezt May. Nj Moss his present popular
apd efficient essurer is said 10 ave done the dnaQ
cis engineering ,essary 10 carry tyr ward Ehe enter
prise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

SAVE NJ u. faitT IS hoe fat strictly prcuiu hrn'u ~ ~
Asl head Yok ~eght ltJ n This 10, l. o1'ess
ofsp,e u,ce IN regard 10 quality, adhe pnce they
wOud probably have been mnch above qnotui'n Poo
bu they sold b. the do,B and not weighed binPs
she 90 give the e16c hgufes y N. II we kno~ the s-dsrs
would notice IT, they credit 70 any Que even 10
KENTUCKY Also 80 do at alC a n i've weKh, s'~ISo
is25 Mr. Turry 30 prne DO a. al Is heed average
lou weight $50 n a. Rogers, 10 Kentucky o0Ns az = -
~ f:5 head, syeIoge live weight lEo ID Also - "iu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

BIDS FOR CORPORATION WoRK-Bids we're opened
yesterday ct the Office of the Croton Aquedu; Board,
for paving Whitehall street from Broadssy to State
street with trap block pavement aud awarded to John
Frzrariek, al 81 90 per yard For constructing
sewer in GTsmsrcy Park street aud Twen.y.frst
street, 70 John Duffy. at a. psr foot. For construct
irg swtr in Fiji yeshth street. bstEes Seventh and
Eighth avenues, 10 VIM. Joyce a. s. - per foot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

SUSPENSION OF THE ARTISANS BASK.-The Ar'i-
saDs Bank suspended payment yesterday mcruios.
The Cbsuberlsu, Mr.. Pa t, removes the deposits Of
the City to the Park Bank last week. A Receiver
will probably be appointed. See Legal and Conner
cial columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

And dtn1utc through IN. different ysIds here lo
llw,: bt MoIr's 81. Gsllg's, "a Hrut-rs l456.
PErCL=hs before noticed there 10 fing of in prices
about to 2 n, i've weigh selling slowly At the decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

POLICY ComsssIosEEs Nothing Of importance wS
d'ps ey Tho Bead yesterday. The fono wig ortsr
vas issnfd ny the Gere' al Sups, intepdent:
U.ir PkkctSor wifout designing lot .-. With &c
pnussi Prfepc~s OF the nenbsys ~
st The Pabhc peace may be m.i.,-asd bi the peO pro
ctsion T. In oion on Wednesday evening Inst
officer ard patroan !. snjoned aba ft, o.e ,.tl,s
e. manner wib the remonies Of the day by
The discharge Of his duties policeman undsr specal cd Ma
10.
The special order referred to directs the Captains Il
tie LET. ID, 3D. 5h. 9th, Sth, 9th 18th l5th i6L ana
26tb Projects to detail Sergeant and plssoon d
men to lire the streets through which the procssdos
ps.s.s. The Steamboat and Sanitary Sqaad win slss
be n duty The Csptsirs Of the various WARDS =
l cb the line of march Is laid ont are required TO -
on duty in person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

We have received tbs Supplement for October Of the
American Lloy de, pubHthed by f. & G. W. Blunt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

NIsTISG FIREMgN - Engine Company D. u.
TopPlinF NJ g. Of Albany, arrived here on the Isaac
Newton yesterday morning. They "ere 90 their way
n p iladelpbia and passed down Brofd gay to the
p la ey hia heat at ~ o'cl OK il the 4fteruoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

ORPHANS HosE AND AsrLrs or The PsortTAsf
Episcopal CHUKcB.-Ths ceremony OF laying tns
co,perstore Of new building 10 Lexington avenue
corner of Forty eighth street for the occupancy OF tse
orphans in the charity Of the Protestant EP'oopa
Church of New-York, was performed See'e Day mo n
ing Oh the ground ny the Provisional Bishop OF shs
Diocese, the Rev. Horsio Potter, ID d.. and In the
presence Of about 400 people. TIE Bishop was NJ
sisted in the devotional exercises by several other
cl.rgymen Of this e y. The address Of TIE occas a.
which was delivered by the B'hop. lasted a'ou: q ~
an hour srd the subject selected was ne reri's @
snch institutions in general, and thsir claims " sup
pert upop the Christian community. The O'ps~
Asylum, the B-hOp argued. was an nutuuoa Id
direct obedience of Christs ipjunc'ioUs, arising fsa
biz solicitude and love for little children.
The Cornerstone coutsins the Bbla and PRAYER book
copv Of the Last sthl sn'us rerort Of the Instutsa
NOV located in West Thirty ninth street,, AMI scrsu
with the Daues Of the officiating clergy mao and tue
dste Of the syirP Of the stone sso the names Of the
architects spd builders. The aervicAs and cAremosy
lasted about an hour. II is expected ths, the neg
Home i'll he ready for occupancy about next Aprt.
uorths labor has already been spent upOo It. Tts
building is to BE- Of brick, sky by ons hundred ana
twerty feet in Dimensions three stories high and t. be
set off with picturesque porches. The archtec, s Mr.
John Rogers, and the builders Meesrs. Fok u Nioso-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08
abmem .c.
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GriparlliB bon 3rit, GelO nnO Gutfernllltg
burm bic
Baltimore mnD CDiu=G ilenbabm
nad alien Theilen be8 @elten8
nher

uber
YarferSburs lnp Marietta, pber 8enwppo,
8beelias NIB Columbus.
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