New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-15

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Natural isnxusss Ohss Of asss) vS tnsiy tsp,syez
by two .rn. eoys whc eescrsse 10 the hi- TIM nons
Of shooting fishing and . wslipovn dou'ssae scene
-laling 40 infant 10 sleep - siso the rssara moaons
and very natural shsy vere OF thinking eenevins -
pertaining knowing reeolecrns Ae. sc. The HE tact
Of Imitation and ernonoaising would MAKE me of'ene"
any actor
Mr. Prrr followed shess exsrcises With oeservstoos
on ne II srracuon aimed Of BY the iosutaron lossted
10 fhu.shs) Tue pupils disciplined - 20 tner M
dvduh and social darrs IN life and are thus provided
~n me means Of mniserrins TO thstr oen vsnn wsss
DO bonser under the care OF the insurzton AnbooSh
tney are educated By the muniseeooe Of the STATE ret
necessary for majority Of them 10 esru fasure
,sos'"esee' - otsers-ey the sweat Of their ero~
&c Of business, they become ., rood ~orsmsn % aoy
TIE females are instructed 10 the lighter branches OF
household industry ana IN sasA Oder employ ments
are appropriate 10 the sex.
OF ihos who iuasss Of the lns,,,u,sos three
anhs have been subject 10 their nisforsuoe fro A<.r
birth and the rsmani e toe ma esstssir hearinG 10
infancy By diseases or scefo~ne Tes sssss esss ere
sometimes taught 30 srtieulan % they nay b under
stood BY their fends (out rSrsy By ssrsnss) hsv.s
become deaf after acquiring sons knsv'-dys Of lsz
gusse.
were oroush, forward. but were almost tsssdels e.
ceping 10 tho teachers 10 the immediate vicinity:
Az excsllrnt pantomimic representation OF The eca-
aet between Dsrsi ass Ge'iaA ~ss gwen oy rseesss
now a teacher Of the lasu,ution and the exercises
closed with the recital OF Tie Lvss Frasr IN me Deal
snd Dumb lsngasge, BY . young lsdy-tee sadisscs
standing and the words delivered interpreted ~ NJ
Peet
And thus nearly three sours passed away " one
ucs, pleasantly and satisfactorily.
Society for Meiisrariss the Condition Of the
jews.
The Anniversary Of this Society was held last
evening Rev. DR.. Adsmss Church Broomest Rev. Dr.
DEWITT in the chair. who opened the meeting by prayer
Rev JoxS Luru read the reports Of the Society Tia,
hos "A >>snfssn d
pendltures;
Recep. for the year including balance Of
tl42 S...-.-.-......--.....- :-...--.....'tec ~ ~
Expenditures for the pericd..-......... 6S7 ~
Balance In the Treasury. ......-..........ea v
A series Of resolutions read declaring the great
the long Jews and aru their cole reliance
for success 10 the promised Influences OF the Holy
Spirit that the remarkable agitation OF tho jewish mne
furnished strong motives for more enlarged efforts for
their salvation and r.newipg the earnest appeal Of the
Society churches Of Christ in this land tor moro
general and hearty cooperation Nth the socissy.
The Meeting wss addressed by Rev. w. AepRKws OF
Troy Rev Nc HARrNsss OF Astteswsn, Rev Mr.. brnS-
HxfM the society's Missionary, and Converted J-w
and BY Rev DR. BOND of the n Z. Church, Who MADE
the closing speech.
encouraging sdvsnce in the progress OF the Society the
receipts being $500 the previous year and the s
cuaton of Jewish Chronicle hsviag been increased
society and ams To present fs and careful digest OF
whatever 10 interesting intelligent Chrtsusn mind
In the whole range OF modern Jewish Missions IL V
published at 81 year. The Bosrd do not design TO OF
sanixe distinct churches Of Converted Js~s but leave
IN. convert free unite with that religious socssy
which may have been Instrumental In bis eoovers'on OF
where his incnstioas may Iced him Six OF this e'ase
have been brought under the Influences OF tho oosp
the past year and received ine The sommunioa OF the
church =.
Rev Mr. MILIxpoLsa. d, D. vas ehoser Prssdsns OF
/ the Society. and Rev. THOMAS ps VIII, " ana ws
/ other, Vice. Presidents Rev Go. B. CBxsvIs. D D
Corresponding Secretary, and hAscrs WHEN VI New
! York Treasurer.