New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11
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fancy articles they have much OF The substantial ana
useful! such as clothing. books &c. And then such
bevy O.: pretty girls deal on; the goods. But We VIII
say nothing cbout them. You must 60 and see thHr-
We ara sure this Society IS worthy OF the patronage
Of the philanihropic and benevolent TIE Association
established for the laudable purpose OF furnishing
work at fair remuneration to females connected WIZ
seanen and 10 afford aid to such are, from age or
oher causes unable TO work To this end store has
been established at Us Pesrstreet where "a supply OF
seamens garments and geutieens furnishing articles
are KEPT for sale by the Society The nanssers OF ;as
store purchase at the wholesale prices such goods
as may De preaby worked up By females. These goods
are given QUITO the wives widows mothers and daughters
Of our noble tars who &c. fair price for their labor
They ask only the charity OF Wages. Shall they not
have III
An establishment OF this kind has been in operation IN
Boston for several years and has cow large surplus
fund on hand aud regulates the price Of Sailors clothing
in tina, City. Shall NewYork store be sustained
The Fair will continue open to-day and tomorrow.
= MIR HUDsoS had a small though highly
cultivated and Intellectual audience last evening 70 listen
to his Lecture on LEAR His performance was marked
b. the peculiar oddities and eccentrcdes which are the
most proneu, if the agreeable traits in Ills
character Lecturer but it contained many hne pas
sages and as whole evidently afforded much pleasure
to those who heard it His picture of Cordeia was ex-
ceedingly well drawn aud evinced strong powers OF
analysis as well as cultivated taste Mr. Il will pro-
baby Lecture again on Mondry evening
e The Annual Meeting of the representatives
Of the Fire Department OF this City was held al Fire
mans Hall on Monday evening The meeting was char
acterzed by becoming spirit OF harmony and good or
der The annual statement of the Board Of Trustees
and atsi
It interesting document and presents gratifying
OF the prosperity OF the Institution Upon 60
ing into ar election officers for the ensuing year, Mr.
Adam Peutz was reelected President, Mr.. George II
Purser Vice President; Mr. Gillian Secretary Mr. John
3 Giles Treasurer and Mr. c. Titus Collector The fol-
lowing gentlemen were reelected Trustees, viz Messrs
John Coger James Pryor and John Ellwor;h. The in
teress OF the Fire Department could not be placed in
hands. All the above named gentlemen are well
known to our citizens from their long connection with
the Department The election OF such men is sure
guaranty that the charities OF this noble Institution will
be faithfully administered Previous to the adjournment
of the meeting the President made appropriate ad
dress respecting the advancement Of the interests Of
tho Fire Department and the charitable fund OF which
the representatives the responsible guardians
From the annual statement OF the Board OF Trustees we
CLEAN the following facts The balance in the Treasurers
hands the date of the las, report was s5 ID the re-
ceipts during the year have been slO72l IL expended
s. $50 o. leaving hand S2il5 30. The permanent
fund" amounts to 2l5 % which is with the excep
ton of $3.50 loaned bond and mortgage There are
on the books one hundred and ninetytwo pensioners
beside several widows Of fremen who rely upon the
Department for occasional aid Eight hundred children
of iremen now attending the public schools receive
shoes and such other articles required to make
them comfortable Since this charity established
1t has expended than S2500OO for benevolent pur
poses In reference to the recent explosions at tires in
the City the report thus speaks;
The terrible explosion the calamitous ire in Broad
street which resulted in the death OF member oil en-
CINE No A. and the still more recent explosion at the
fire in Cedarseet where several hremen were serious
Is injured cannot strongly admonsh the members
of the Department TO exercise unusual vigilance IN
promptly reporting this Board each and every viola
tion OF the ire laws whether arising from the erection
of unsafe buildings what is more atrocious VIOLA
tions OF the law relating TO gunpowder the trustees
being determined 10 prosecute to the iu extent oil nc
law each and every individual found guilty of either OF
these offences Fines have already been exacted from
certai, persons for keeping large quantities Oh guhpow
der The con,rsband Article has been forfeited to the
use of the Fire Department the penalty paid over to the
Treasurer, and duly credited by him IN his account
Among the larger items OF receipts we observe the
following Nett proceeds Of ball 81, 79 -; donations
from Corporation of New.iork $1,000; from James
Lepnox ESQ 81 900 from steamer Great Britain 1888 ;
violation of fire laws 5000 and violation OF the ordi-
nance $780, The principal expenditures are OF course
| TO pensioners.
MusIcAL-In the lull proceeding the holiday fes.
tivcs the only excements of the hour are music and
public entertainments. Tonight the great Oratorio Of
81, Paul performed the Table naclc and will be pro-
duced in style well calculated to satisfy the expecta-
tons of the most fasdious lover OF Sacred Music Inc
choruscs in this Oratorio have been disciplined by
long and practice very the point OF periec
ton and the solo parts in the hands of able artists
who are in every way competent to do them Justice
The music Itself is OF the very highest order OF excel
lence. Since Handel and Haydn other composer Of
Sacred Music has risen high in all the excelences OF
tina, Divine Art Mendclsshon. His immense and un
equacd sciencc-he majestic solennity OF his harmo
MES and the free and unduatns grace OF his melodies
forever haunt the heart subjected to their potent
spell.
-Temple,on gives his farewell concert in Brooklyn
tonight " hen we presume the beauty and fashion OF
,hs. magnificent suburb will be again concentrated TO
bid this true artist and child OF genius adieu BY the
way his farewell speech the Tabernacle on Tuesday
is so neatly and handsomely conceived that we regard
i, quite worth preserving Previous to the last song r
Templeton came forward and said
LADIES AID GESrLEMEN-In compliance with custom
and the dictates of my heart tender you my sincere
acknowIed gmeus for your nunhcent patronage on my
arrival here confess that felt somewhat discouf-
aged my the appreheusions OF nose con-
suited paed for but partial success IL cohnted
myself 10 solo entertainments Resolving, however, on me
yp.rment with abiding confidence IN public Judgment
YOUR noble City commercial metropolis OF Ins mSny
Caion, gave cordial Ert generous welcome wNch al
once bespoke for the kind and friendly feelings nave ex
perepce in other and cities have since visited and
which bids me onward IN Atlantic tour BE assured,
ladies' gentlemen the recollection OF your generous
support will cherished by me-my hopes have IN
deed reaZ-duly wishes more Glan graI!
ted Among the beauiu! and scientific compositions oil
various ra;ious which had the honor OF bringing De-
fore YOU am battered md that The simple and art
less laws OF mother country Fave also received the seal
OF YOUR cordial appreciation leave you ladies' and gen.
uefaen for few months and from the kindness haze a.
ready received my arrival here hope 10 meet many
good Lends while traverse this Couny-ges FOL only
n her geographical extent bat yrea, also In her patronage
of The ar.s and sci-nces On my return n Msy or June
next hope have the honor OF again appearing before
YOU when propose submit for your approval entertain
m mis- founded on modern Opeshe genius and poetry OF
Byron Campbell and Moore and one on the romantic 3D.
ventures OF Prince Charles.
We wish hin pleasant through The bainy, beau
,ful bourteous South and West, and predict for hm
every where the same brllsn. success which Gas at
tended him here
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