The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-19

by the sale Of tickets for admission Is 10 b. devoted 80
che Institute Of Reward for Orphans Of Patriot 6odisrs
ARcnmsaoP MoCLosxEv In AID THs Poor. 1.-The Most
Reverend Archbishop Of New York will preach this
evening" ct St Peters church. Barclay street, for the
beneat OF the poor visited by the msbers OF the st.
Vincent De Paul society attached 10 the church. Con.
sdering tho high reputation Of the preacher pulpit
orator and tho fact that the admission Is fixed at the
low price OF fifty CENTS the realized for the chata.
bio object will doubtless be very large.
CHARITY CoscgRr At 81. PArmcKs CATHEDRAL. "A
grand sacred concert under the auspices Of the confer
OF the Society Of St. Vincent de Paul attached TO
that church, will DO given In St. Parick's Cathedral
on Sunday evening next the object being to obtain an
addition to the charity fund Of this association and en-
able 1t the better to contribute 10 the relief OF the great
ossa'0n q. present existing In this city Some 'aes
gathered from the figures here presented Since ts last
annual aasai report over 5000 has been ,,. sS'
1890 visits made 80 situations procured and 70 poor
children protected The concert will embrace first class
talent and win be under the direction Of Mr. Gustavus
schmitz organist Of the cathedral The misery and
distress prevailing to such alarming extent this win
ter call loudly for the exhibition Of Christian charity IN
behalf OF the suffering poor, and no more effective way
OF securing Them relief can be found than In 90. oper-
ating with these associations Of ST. Vincent do Paul
BRIcKLArKRs' NATIONAL Conference.-The principal
business transacted this body yesterday In rea-
ton to the salaries Of the permanent officers The eight
hour law, the report of the declaring that IL
substitute for the report adopted by unanimous
VOTE providing that the Union would give support TO
any local organization that might DO strike for the
purpose of enforcing the eight hour law The reports
OF the Committees Finance and the Constitution were
then read and adopted The Convention adjourned ssne
die last evening" a,
FIRE DEPARTMENT BArL-The thirty ninth annual ball
Of the late volunteer Fire Department, 10 aid Of the
widows and orphans Of deceased 1remen, will take
place at the Academy Of Music tomorrow night Legis
lativs abolition Of the volunteer Fire Department has
served TO abolish the esprit de corps OF tho gallant band
OF 1remen who In former days did such noble IN
reckless service in preserving the city from conagra
tons either accidental melted by the flaming torch
OF the incendiary A bond OF brotherhood In remem.
beng the good times OF tho old regime still unes them,
and they specially united In keeping up this time
honored glorious festival.
DEATH FROM SuPFocATIoS. Rollins yesterday
held inquest, at $50 Washington street, the
mains Of Carlssa NJ Austin, child only three months
old who found dead in bed with her mother. she
having been sufocated during the night The jury &c
cordingy rendered verdict OF death from suocaton.
FOUND THE DooRsrEps--A female child, about
month DID, brought to the Eighteenth precinct sta
ton house last night by Of the officers and placed
under the paternai care for the present. OF Captain
Cameron. vhe infant found at the door OF No. 304
East Twenty first street. This Is the third found,ing
within . week that has been found by the officers of
this precinct The poor little waf is nne brgh. look
Ing, healthy child