New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

establish for them sn industrial retreat In the coan.
try in the vicinity Of our cities. whore they could
engage in the culture Of flowers and the fruits mos
usually prepared for the table. This employ.
ment which was healthy and nvigorsiing as well az
remunerarive. She did not propose any charityj
her plan contemplated independence by being SELF
supporting. She did not suppose that the world
would object 70 purchase these products OF the Labor
Of the poor Magdaleu, rs che believed 1t seltom
atked any questions as to the morality OF men n
transactions Of trade and commerce. Tue people u
Boston had responded to her efforts the amount OF
S2,oOo. She closed with stirring appeal to fathers.
mothers, brothers, and sisters present In behalf OF
the poor Outcast women OF the town.
Al the close Of tbe address meeting was organ
lied, and q Committee was appointed to draw up .
circular setting forth the Importance Of the protected
enterprise, and calling on the men Of Eew-York 70
aid the movement. .'f
EFFECTS or TIE GALE.-Ths wind on Tuesday
morning was from the Northwest but not 90 vio-
lent a. during the night. Most Of the vessels thaA
were at anchor in the North River have gone to So
The tide during Monday night and again Tuesday
noon was unusually low. The South Ferry boass
were stuck in the slip ct White Hall on several
occasons--durng the night they ceased running fds
a couple of hours.
We do not learn of any serious disasters TO vesseb
in port. On the North River and on the Brooklyn
shore some damage was done by chatting.
The shipping in the North River, especially ct the
lower wharves, were more or less damaged. The
Bremen bark Edmund, lying off Pier No. NORTH
River, had her stern stove, tafrail carried away and
aferhouse and wheel damaged, by collision with
ship Escort, lying at the same pier. The escort he'd
her cutwater carried away, and was otherwise
slightly damaged. The bark Orphan, lying at Pse
No. 6 North River, parted her hawser during the
gale and drfted foul c. ship Iuvncibe lying at Pier
No. 5. The o. had jibboom carried away cashead
lost, and sustained other damage. The lnvincitis
had portion Of her stern stove, and quarter badly
chafed. The British brig Earl Mugrsve, lying =
the end Of Pier No. IA, had Der stern badly cbsfed
and port quarter stove. Two old canal boats lying
at Piers Nos. 80 and 80 were sunk, and became
perfect wrecks. The prize vessels lying at the Union
stores suffered but little by the gale two or three
being but slightly chsfed The British brig Bostoa
Lady, lying q. fuckers Dock, Red Hook, u ooEsld-
srably damaged about her stern.
REGULATIONS FOR LENT -DIocEsE or New
YoRK.--Tbe following are the regulations for Lent
for the present year, Ash-W ednesday occurring o.
March 5:
l. AIthe weekdays" Of Lent, from Ash Wednesday -
Faster Surdy fat days Of precep on one meal with -
allowance Of moderate COLLATION..
q The precept asug implies also that Of abstinence frsn
the Of But by d.pen-stion the use Of nss-
dsy Tuesday, and Thursdays Of Le1t from the hfst SUNDAY
D. The a.s Of a-shmsst Ia not allowed Thursday usss
T. TIE sb.tiasucs from aesb Palm Sunday and -
the Tuesday following Palm Sunday which has hithsrto essa
observed in this diocese. Is dispensed with.
There neither fs.s soOopcs to be observed -
G. Il Is not allowed 10 use fish With Ae.hmeat ct the
= Their. /. no prohibition esss butter chsss
provided the rules OF quantity prescribed oy the last be cor
g. The Church excuses from the obligation OF fasting botsse
Of abstinence. from flesh except SPECIAL u sek'
f those whose duties OF exhustng or lab ,rfoue
character Sd pr,ons VINO are only ssains Their sews
h in pregnancy, nursing Infants oh, those we
But these peons be persuaded jus. grounds tAs
EMIT TO exemption from the pr-cept-so ina nos
ob,rrys IL may give their conscences %
scandal to their For this purpose they havess
doubt they III do e 20 consult their spiritual cnecor~
their physician They should however cherish the ,no~
su OF hi, aoly sea.on the If they soe 70 90
Dis with the exterior obseryance OF uos ana no.u1cs
spirit 'sd conPnnc9a 70. nd xboS, & IL
sast itself would be rejected BY God
The religions exercises during Lent In the cnuronse
Of tia city, to con nenee each eveHns o. haiPs' 0~
On Monday in the Church of the Nativity and As'umptsa
On Tuesday in 81. James St. Josephs st. Vincent d
Pau's II fsnch), and Holy Cross ~
rsnci. Assis.ia lerma, ST. Francis xsvisrs st. Annsa
ana AonuBciaon, Msnhsttanslle =, .,
On Thursday in the Cathedral St Andrews b. sephene
st. Columeas, st. bhdsers o. Aphon'a'" ana o. Ass'
On Friday in 3, Mary. rrsn.asurs,Oa g. Nicholas w.
Holy Redo@mer. Innscssss CoacePdsa b. V. H.. znd -
II By ord Of he Mo.s Rev. Arshh..sp. q.
r. McSEIRNY. Secretary.