The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
city Intelligence.

solsir FoS rBs Psotscuos DssurUsr Ro~As
C,r,oI4c CHupax>.-A all the Cath,ic churches yea
terday q circular from the very Rev. william STAIRS
Administrator Of the Diocese Of New York, was resd.
calling upon the pastors 10 make collection next SUI.
day for the benefit Of the society for the Protection OF
Destitute Roman Catholic Children This aSsocial was
incorporated about year ago aud suitable buildings
were hired for the purpose OF out tue objects OF
the act Tho management o. these institutions
trusted TO the Christian Brothers aud Sisters OF Mercy
who have been most successful 10 tner abors up the
present time. About three hundred ana fty children
cared for. instructed and saved from life OF
nfamy by OF these institutions. The grand object
OF their establishment WAS 70 aim depraved children
Catholic parents there having been iustt ion OF
that KIND IN ths city previously, except organized
exclusively by Methodist aud Presbyterian gentlemen
large amount OF monsy was subscribed by number Of
wealthy Catholics to start the institution but tho
thus raised is now nearly exhausted, and hence the
buting according to their means next sunday The
trustees OF the society expect that short time the
state will give them yearly support, similar 70 that
gwen Kindred atns IN other parts Of the State.
This appeal TO the benevolence OF the Catholics wi
therefore, in all probability 10 the last ss II IL the hrs'
Tor this loudable purpose.
rHE AgcaBsHoPRrc o. NV YoRz.-we are inform
good authority that meeting Of the several Catholic
bishops the archdiocese OF New YORK took place this
city two three previous the "month'e mindr
OF Archbishop Hughes Tor the purpose Of selecting
suitable FOR the succession TO The srchbshopric in
cordance with the usual custom three names were
agreed upon aud transmitted 70 Rome for action ~ his
Holiness Plus the Ninth These have no, leaked
out, aud II is probable will DO until the de.
cision OF the Pope published officially 10 this city. the
proceedings Of episcopal concleves OF this kind kept
strictly private that all aud statements that
may be INDUCED in relative 10 them will be pure epscu
ation. No reliance therefore, Is TO be placed upon the
report published some weeks ago many OF the morning
papers, in which the Of three prominens prcates
mentioned n the graduation o. d,gnu, d,gnicr, dig
Hisfuns only one OF those mentioned " probaoiy
among the real names chosen In the conclavs.
TYPOGRAPHICAL sonyir --on saturday evening large
meeting Of printers took place the rooms the Typo
graphical Society in Chambers street Mr.. VIM hcCres
the President stated the ect the meeting, viz: the
all sub calculated 70 elevate aud ineiruct All COO
nected with the art preservstive Of all arts AFTER soms
further remarks he introduced the vico-Presideut mr.
Theodore L.. De Winnie who read interesting paper on
" Modern aud Medieval Typography, and exnSscu
many hne specimens OF ancient aud mo1sfn oooks hns
not allowed fall through for want OF interest IN the
right quarter The paper OF Mr. Do WINE Was vey sow
discussed by gentlemen. M Peter u s&kel
present the paper 70 the Socety on saturony
ing March L. All connected VITA me prns"g ""s''
usss should stsod these meetings
Ftsx m Elx Srsxrr between ssvsa and ssot o. osk
Yesterday morning q Ore broke out IN rear ouldns
No "a Elm street used By worra Co, W connection
With their foundry The building and its sontenm were
destroyed Ioss about ~ 900 40 insurance Damags
10 the extent Of $500 was dous ~ was 70 the machl
asry and stook In the envelope m,nniasssx WIN z
Iycus No ssf Pearl street Fully insured VI the Me
.hsnSss and traders, Merchants Importers and
rraieys, and Tradeemsns Insurance Vompan'es Tue
| a,use az the Are il unknown 81 presest
rUyusu rms Evsriro. -pvd Dorenus ~ul again deigh
hs audlsoce al the Cooper Institute this evening Amcnl
ira rare sxpsrirnents 70 ~ gvea u be that &C the
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