New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-08

ce-n-seconG IN mental a2i physical labor Of Ill kinds
ADAPTED to her capacity. oo.rrva ou hss led them
believe thAt lhcI.ajs oi might ee saved ii
Of the avenues OF business Low co> sic ~ cerShP' IN
--lil dry good ana al sh in door AsoC
oe TO them. And Their training rendered IN geteu
10 the work Wh these views hey save ;as iss two
va.-s e.ppInvei women exclusively in their publication
o.hca The f0ding. mailing. bookkeeping. book selling.
sc has been done BY females lne 50 r as ;ey learn
entire satisfaction has heSn svcn TIE thanks OF he
Board due The several gentlemen VINO aANe Alnd4
proered counsel aud ali when necessary and especially 10
;ao<e wao audit ;heT books monthly Gratis
Auxiliary Associations s; extend thrsuh the country.
and rianv OF them ACTIVELY engases u efforts 10 pro-
mote the Their Oenefactons for the poor have
exceeded those any former yea but have not exceeded
the demand.
In The Missionary department several Fersons hsve been
enpioye. for Longer .aorte. tGic Sit much time
has been given :he crauit0usy l. connection
with this labor 1870 garments anG @ articles OF bect!Dg
Sc. have been distributed among the Gesii;uie
prJo. E+Bts The condition oi the female department:
criminal institutions his orc enlisted the attention
OF the Bol-j Ard during the pas ;hev have fstone
the pubic authorities behalf The appointment OF Nst
rns wh should have the oversight OF this class Their
prayer granted and MIirons have been ap
ponte,. The City Prison and -FOUR ~ The Pen.;enay
Backwes I,isd. VI the latter place tbs average num-
Der OF prisoners per annu in the female department is
abou; ave hundred In the former. the number OF COM
u;en since the 18th OF August Last has been 'o tios-
sGEG hundred and SeHty iarss Among these. have
been found persons belonging every class and grade Of
offenders, and who were elt.ey innocent OF The
cha -ces preferred against ;hem.
department OSS ccvS Nl>!tG NcehtN-sI1.Su
ns aud Sabbath school have beeR sustained and those
considered most worthy aid have been provided with
suitable 2ices when discharged from custody As gene
thing persons have done we'll and noFe than s-
swered ;he expectations OF these who have beeaded
them.
Tws yorrs men who preparing for the Ministry
povc portion of ;heir tne m aeoring IN The
the Bethel Department While thus occupied. they have
visited tfteen hundred and iy vessels distributed
clever thousand eight hundred and eighty nine f1pers-
seventy thousand hundred and any six pages Of tracts
and attended numerous meeting among SearHen
The abors ct the Board in behalf OF The abandoned
though not wholly uaa;tenee with good have served 10
convince them more and that PREVENTION IS the
sre. work 10 which they calleG-the only WORK that
promises permanent aud unchaDeinc results
The report was accepted, when kew MI Fetti-
bone from the York Mills. Oneida County, al
dressed the meeting IN support OF the following
resolsiion:
Reored That the signal success VII ch has attended our
artcrrrisc hitherto calls gratitude 10 God and the
abiding confirmed expectation OF the complete ultimate tr-
umph az our cause impes ask the ear est c.
orcrarion o a, friends OF Moral Purity, and especially the
aid of the Pilrit, the Press and the Civil Law.
Another hymn was then sung by the Choir. wlen
The meeting was addressed by Rev Charles Van
Loon of Poughkeepsle, aud Rev. Mr.. Doulins OF
This CITY, beth of whom spoke ot the Importance ot
Legislative action on this subject, and held out en-
ceurasins arguments Tor Tie Society 10 90 on III
Their work of holy reform. After a PRAYER and
benediction the meeting closed TO assemble again
this morning at 10 O'Clock, and at o'clock IN The
same Dlacr