New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
Ti,. paint, HOUSE Of sndpss,y.

Yesterday afternoon was opened new
chanel attached 10 tits institution. situate In worth
street The object ofthis benevolent establishment. u
may here be stated WAS the prcsrr walton ofchiitrn
from suffering aid cIiDe. Tie orphan, thc deserted
The children o. parent, separated b! convictions ioI
crime the offspring Of those totally uuahic 70 support
their Children ali fnd here home until ley can be
properly placed and cared for. Thoy aye cleansel'
clothed fed taught AID furnishcd Win labor 40 cary
IS prlefioaiie or sent b. homes In the country A.
sstnneo Il also rendered 10 adults as ir ~ can ~ done
without encouraging dependence upon charity, ahd
efforts aTs made ~ reform and procure labor Tor such
arc wiling TO WORK. .
tina, usv lee onlcd which IttiD cereDOLiOns $
thing ~ tho Kind could be, consisted in certain
religious sciyec 10 ch lad been Invited the friends
% tic i4,tiutOn. Inc congregation was numerous.
beng composed Of persons residing IN various qunr.fH
Of tie city ssd belonging 10 various classes ~ hoef
civ, TIE children shoat 20 equally p.opor'oned IN
f,lre who are 81 hs tine ernying be benefits OF mo
Lorsr were present. seated raised forms Mt one end
OF The room while some Of tc'r parents were nssem-
blcd ~ tie olcr end which - Loaty btWo ny M y
school roo,n Tie visitors occupied the BODY VI TIE
building tic ministers VINO JliCiatcd occupying laccs
between thcn and the children 10 whom, in Inc c0ure
o. 40 aer,ioc. they addressed themselves.
nc Rey. 4. H. Halliday, tho Sspc J1tcn1rbt' com
ne lccd ne proceedings viii q few Introductory re-
mDrk' pnd tie chidrcn then sang ltmh followed ty
chant OF ne LOrl's Pra!er Ohci nyinns were ih,ei-
slefsed with the service. OF which, Indeed they aio
gcthcr formed large proportion, ana Their cneciiul
0yons character in tho rendering 81 which The ch'
dl IL stebeu 10 ucnRht was " ell calculated 10 hsp'
feeling OF hapiines and 10 forbid any snch rehgious
gloom 10 tlat By which devoIt services mrs
often marked Tie Attenuation u the gifs soft voices
aiti the .o-der voices OF TIER Gale ooaduiois Vas
/ pleasing enough
A Scripture reading was given by tho Rev l. II.
Berry. ol New-jerscy That gentleman further hs-
sst.ug together with brother minister by menns Of
prayers and addresses in performing the duties u the
oecasou. plain. practical sermon, on the power ald
efficacy ~ mediation for forgiveness Of Ems, dov.
cred by Mr.. Halliday. An addr,ss was afterwari
rale BY the Rev L. H. PCsse, who n lrl established
this Holse Of Industry and whose eIsrtons to
psh 60 necdfol work In this moral piague-spot OF
Neg.YOrk were OF o most arduous ~ they were Of &
plinltLropic kind. Hs address was familiar IN style
parly directed 10 the children and partly descriptive Of
The former character Of the site which the Institution
stands. and u iis vicinity.
AS the contrast with the present better condition o
The locality was great the beneficial effects Of the in
stuton may he taken ~ have had largo share IN pro
ducipg the Improvement collection made. ant
an npea 10 the benevolent feelings OF the congregation
aud lie public for additional support which Is les
medately wanted TO meet the requirements ofthe com
inu winter Since tho opening VI the House. non
twelve 20 fourteen thousand children had been admitted
inioit
Thus ves concluded Ceremony which was veg I'LL