New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21


cifcum had measure retarded that expression OF
generosity Which .d been frequently extended By
marked By tie so;ins fleets Of a. dres5 has found The
friends and of the Department nobY coming forward
10 t relief our astI;Uon IL the most gratifying and sub
sanal manner: thereby enabling he Trustees
literally ih- chan OF the Drpaimento hose sacred and
deserving objects, having claims upon beyoence No
less among The gratifying intelligence which the Trns
ICES communicate 20 you Is he tact that thy iifFe not only
been aDe expenses OF The Year. but by
the blessing OF Providence added Thousand dollars 10 the
sustained By their donations this n-stimsbe charity
would be yiou call attention this 10 that
spirit liberal and benevolent, deserving highest
NEED Of raiss and he thanks Of the IN general
Ihey viii SIMPLY call Your attention 70 the Tact the Common
Council the Fire Insurance and Fire Companies have again
contributed ;e Annual Donaol and other friends aud
atrd IN t,- accomIanying report Of the Treasure.
will BE- that the tfem-ns Ball Committee contlnue
Their s1eon Tn PE0cees OF 'e Fourteenth
Annual Ball having yielded by the patronage oi our cZ1n
sum commensurate with the and labor expended b.
that yoinary association IN 50 c0mendab- an enterprise
Another gratifying :eauIe The Report Of 'te lTsasursr
Sacred Music Sociaty .
The Treasurer reports that there hands last year.
snce which Perod he has received the OF eight thousand
one hundred and fourteen dollars and fitv cents making
IN the aggregate thousand and dollars and
sixty cents out OF which the Trustees have distributed yar
oa sums OF none 10 the dI,Tese and unfortunate entitled
for wood SIC. &c, the OF eight thousand ve hundred and
deposited in the Bu and Droves Bank 70 The Of
the Fire Department Fund, Of i've hundred and dollars
The permanent fnndo the Fire Department. amounts to
hirtyIee thousand hunded sxtyve dollars aud t;sen
dollars and twenty i've soan.d tond and mortgage
seven per cent per annum the interest OF which ayahls
semannuay On. thousand and seven hundred and fifty dol
lars the balance invested Bank stock and one thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars being the baance invested IN
Fire Insurance Stock Inc Mechanics bnk at the last ses-
legislature had their capital stock reduced by pc
on Of tn Stockholders, five dollars on each share By nlch
from six hundred twenty five dollars Che value TO
the five hundred dollars Will be seen IN our estimate
OF tie permanent fund.
The proceeds arising from the permanent fund about
thousand unded and fifty dollars per annGm while Our
eypend dures have greatly exceeded that amount and VIII o
yond dou5, exceed the OF eight thousand dollars for the
coming year 1t will therefore, require constant and nne-
cessary TO carry through the ensuing
The pensioners o;he Deaftfneni numberoysr 10 widows
who their pensions IN regular quarterly
These persons the most exemplary and respectable
of years The charities the Department dispensed among
these estmabe individuals could not be appropriated 70 more
with the comforts but have tee surrounded with the uyuIies
life and the vicssltudes OF fortune winch mas
marked peculiar lot in life Is CALCULATED TO awaken the
sympathy Of every heart not steeed against us su9duhs
Influence. The benevolence oi our Institution invested WIN
sts upon the Of eXcsllent who first esab
shed FUND precious, rch blessing conferred upon
of the Depa impressed with the and
which involved in The moral position Of ths Ere
Department How deeply blended with The conduct OF
members the comfort hope. and happiness o those dts
essed and unfortunate who are dependent upon rs
benevoence Considerations OF so hiEh character should
induce aside all other feelings but those which ele
usn the estimation OF every virtuouS member OF the
community.
The school Committee under whose supervision and dec
ton the children Firemen attending the Public Schools
interests oi ne I Ms inon r. ~ hls committee IS
deyoy responsibility important aud elevated nature,
and the mpoy which th- children have made are
crrron OF the fidelity with which that Committee
have performed their duties then have reason 10 consrau-
late ourselves The conduct ci the Children and The progress
ber have made in their studies being spoken by their teach
ers In thu highest terms. Nine hundred children Of femen
thus moment receiving course oi instruction IN u'e
Public Schools which fail TO render them not only
Before closing this Report the Trustees call youI attention
the conduct of few persons who have reflected hn-
meed disgrace upon The Character q" the Frf Dspaitmsni
The unjust and widely extended crcpl t'Gn o The most exs
cerated and sae0uS reports touching the integrity OF The
mynbes Of The DEPARTMENT generally uncoatradcted, @
might be consigned INTO ac! admission on our part Hi Ir
The Trustees therefore, III justice 10 ne great
body Of The Feen Of the city 10 a. and M ksw s
the funds Of his most neIitorouS hereby as
of this Depa tney By ewed with deeper isap-
# av proof Mers required to establish this fact the Trustees
can with con;dence call the attention ot their
Department held the 18th Of October last, at which
anc ss %tssa Fire Ts ,S '4 % he
ct o5 anf n" inc n PsK e Dw and zop
Mills will expire the aunual meeting will therefore be
requisite elect three Irsees, for three years. TO l the
The suit jeremiah B. Taylor remains in Chancery unde
'ded as the zopAR sji liliSM MILLS sec Board Trustees
Newly ork, Dec. 5, l8i3
s @ sna '1 II. mns S
aIing for oicers for the ensuing which resulted the
sS'''" ABAS{ ABAH FENgT NIT rf.7' v;,a P,..1.,
GEORGE H. PURsER Secretary.
}3SS }9SSiiS J. S!Fif' Hits, 'jt'5Hss' Collector
z5S#tF z5}}f;{ 5 HilHs HAifsTow Trustees for years.
The Char appointed Messfs j. D. Ammerman ana James
Fouaine Auditors OF the Treasurers accom-" FOR the ensuing
Mr. Hopkins Hall offered the following Resolution which,
"Rrs"ird That an appicaon be made to tl- Legislature
reduce the term of service of Fenen from seven 10 i've
Alter some discusen the Resolution adopted and the
lTiS Hail. Craft aud Eontan
On notion thu Chairman and Secretary were added 10 "ad
motion was then offered TO publish the Proceedings the
c9r a%9%dt HS'a ADAN F. ina PENT2 1u s
GEO ID. PuRsfR, Secretary, yy.,u- '@l It
C. Apollo AssociatiOn-The Annual Meeting of
this Will be held Saturday evening the 2d M
the Lectur" Room Of the Society Library corner OF
the distribution Of the Paintings will take place and oi
GERS for III, ensuing wear be elected
The Rev. Orve Dewey aud others viii address the meet
ing. dzI 3tls
10 United Irish Repeal Association.-A
f Viii n@s1 b held at wnson H
Friday Evening 22d inst, at Il O'Clock.
Returns will be received from such Repeal Waraens as are
'sjsy isSs BshIiRrHoL6NGW 4 251:f ocoNNoR secretary
r7~ The Mercantile Library Association;
Pursuant 10 Art T. Char & OF The bl IN non
Hall on Tue,day the January ai4. The polls vii
Be ds 2s?a :" \ M VII NJ & Il F2Fks fsii Rec sse
Mechanics institute Lec'ures.I7s: 6;
ARNOLD ESQ OF Newark viii deliver the Fourth Lecture
of the Course the Lecture Room City Hall, this lnurs
day) evening, 2st inst. at o'clock.
Subect- The aud destiny OF the United States
Lectures free Nembers-Strtnsers may Obtain soni'ph
- II Api's '"7 - CHARLES L. BARRlTT, Acuary.
~ New York Lyccum:-The sixth Lectu7e OF
the Course Will De delivered This ETen'ns at "a CLOCK IA
he Brnadwsv Tabernacle by the Hon. Alexander Everett
0ste Minister to Span). Subject" The French hevoiu
ton OF 100.
d2pit. RoBT " RoDMAN, Rec. Secretary.
~ Prof Maffi,t wiz deliver Lecture in the Me