New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

continued to progress and extend its usefulness ill It
has become the model Institution OF AV,erca
height inhabited by the representatives If every
ace and country ON earth, IN the mos'. deoasing
routinc Of dirt debauchery. bnsphemy. yea, worse
cow stands a series of buildings rcEaLka de for eoanli
ness order aud health 1t is the hom Of the oueast
aud the wandereri the orphan the CHI ii Of debauched
aud turbulent parents the waf of po erty and neglect
and the child Of the brave soldier w 20 died for our
Econntrys salvation All alike gath er 10 this institution
and under the kind and atle' y suporintendence Of
Mr. s. Il. Halliday, aided oy competent teachers, are
the personihcatons of happir ess The exercises yes
both sexes who attend TIL Mission School OF these
about 2O0 are inmates o. the house whore they are
cleaned, clothed, fed " night. and ultimately sent TO
different businesses Of e adopted ty the pious aud
benevolent. They wee under the immediate charge oil
Mrs Martin. the Prrhcipal OF the school The mutual
affection that vas snced between Mrs Martin ana nsr
| is 10 train up child in the
1wcy it shooi g." Her assistants the Misses Rice
Field .itoh Robinson and Iallidaybesdcs monitors,
one ii whom a German child-named Gussc oltroggge
skew 20 ricuar tact in the manual exercises Inc
exhibition. opeued with the Lords Prayer which was
pehaned BY the children and intoned on the piano,
e2d. I'VE i;atter." hymn; 80. Glory be to the, sc
Echant; 18th. " Hail Columbia, song; ON, iahuai "a
ercse such is pracsed in gymnasium schools it'
Address from the Rev. Mr.. Dunno Pastor OF the Cen
stral Rresby terrain Church on Broomest lie graphic.
5ay depicted the alteration operated on THESE poor
Eclildrcn without "A home or worse than none WIN
ldrunAen prohigne parents whose example is 80 aeie
tteriou unless rescued by this more than home lhep
ktbe chiron sang God aud our Native Land Amer
this. Mr. Halliday gave the audience report OF the
workings of the institutions how II ~ dependant
Ion the bounty of the faithful followers oil Him
swho said "SuiIcr little children 70 come
Hunto me- He wss happy TO tel bow,
Chiefly through the charity Of Mr. Rose of Indiana,
Z who contributed s200O0 Ia the good cause anotaer
Hbuding was enabled to be added IN the period oi nine
mouths at an expense OF $4,000 without involving the
I institution in debt. The children then sang the
Il" Bread Song" with manual gestures. after winch
arge class were exercised in class calsthenics which
Twas VERY interesting. After the pupils singing God
Iof The Fatherless" The Rcy II. H. Kelly Of Milford,
Pcnnsyvnnia made a very eloquent address 10 the
lchdrcn and earnest appeals to ihcr patrons TO hep
Ion the good work. VIM. Whelahan Of Newark, New
yJcrscy gave the children encouraging sketch OF ms
own hic-how he early left an orphan III the
kpnrliens London and how by industry and erse'er
ance he enincntly prosperous one OF tne inaie
tpnpis ACCOMPANIED - song called tic Drum Tap by
H. sitipg the action TO the word" drum. Then the
Iwbole class gave what is called - thunderstorm,
which certainly deserved storm Of applause Aiiei
This they sang g The Blacksmith. linrk, aion 7
1.-The Listening Delis," When Johnnie comes March
ing Home" ana finished tho exercises IN the school
room with the SarSpangled Banner. by three boys
one of " HON negro. who waved forth that ban
under the shadow Of which the children Of his race
will never again wliihe beneath stewards ash The
children then adjourned to dianeT. and amer grace
went at il with vest that fpcnrus might envy. II
was gratifying to behold such ncatness a. these pool
outcass e,inocd and what intelligence was developing
se Oh ihe image Of that God that rescued them IRON
the sca Of degradation In which they hac becn cast !,
become blessing instead Of curse 10 society IL VIII
any time, repay visit 10 the Institution 10 hOs'
good folk WHO feel interested IN the good work.