New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-01
Anniversary OF ths Society for the Relief OF
Aged INDECENT Females.

The above Society held its Thirty sixth Ami
vsrssry yesterday st y 81 in the Asylum 10 T~eniiett
ST. between Second snd bird avenues. The assembly
room and al AGENT apartments were crowded with
numerous audience composed mainly OF the patrons
Ct thi. truly rrsisswor,hy snd benevolent Institution
ne building which ia very spacious 10 furnished vita
every convenience and comfort thst can add TO the
happiness OF its inmates and the taste and dscmina
ton evident 10 ,s internal arrangements reflects TIE
highe,t credit on the managers. During the proceed
pgs of the meeting numbers of the Inmates were pres
ea: and the cleanliness OF the attire and their vener
able age copd hardly tai to eio.: Ito respec, Of those
present
Rev. Dr.. HawKs, and Rev. Mr. Poob, recently ra-
turned Missionary from Ceyloo, and several Cier'
gymeu were present, The meeting commenced
with prsycr ~ Rev. Or HAWKS, who read the Report
OF the Association for the pact yesI.
From it we giesn the folio wing iierle
The total receipts tor the psss year amount 10 s24
434 So leaving balance for nvestment after deduct
Ing expenses of S692 o. The subscriptions received
from dierent sources make t01a Of s5iV while the
donations aud premiums amount - 81 7i - bequeit
of Mr., l. A. Fsrrars 500. balance Of Mf AstoTs leg.
scy. $1,000 mortgage paid in, $1,000, together vih
few small items received make up the entire receipts
of The Institution for the previous year The total
amount Of Ell Expenditures is s 7t2 81; u that sum
$1,000 have been invested IN \ mortgage paid Pur-
chasing Committee o. SIC "a; paid the Managers
f,r outdoor pensions s-72 the other Items conss:
ias Of incidental expenses aud the regular allowance
for the maintenance Of the Institution, comprise the
total yearly expenditures. The Association. 10 obvi
Gus from the shove report Of the Treasurer H. 10 far
q, tho finances are concerned, 10 aoun'hins coudi.
ton During the Cholera but death from that cpl
dec occurred while the total deceased ioT the year
al. ven the deaf female recorded among the death
was 90 yesrs Of ~ the time OF her decesse There
are AZ present 81 nmstes in the institution. who, with
he msirons and domesucs constitute family OF 20
IL may not BE ams' ssys the report - remind IN e
pstrons Of ri. Institution that for four years have
neen encumoered with dept and have only Tread our
saves At The close OF this year by enerosohng on our
permanent fund reference - the treasurer accounts
Tor this and the psat three years vii show thess facts
=, I've onr outdoor pensioners Per month the year
round which is what desire 70 do aud their oe
csss!ties dem aud1 would exceed the annual sum De-
slowed them for the lsst four years between - o.
and 81 100 amount very nearly equA 10 Ine snnu-
inter at II tbs AstOT Legacy. Therefore, simply 10 &C
cnmulsh this object OF giving Mofe relief 70 cur Out
door pensioners without charging the number ard 70
keep on, Of debt Il will be seen that we cannot ArITd
/ 10 lO.a any OF former support ana yet We srr
M AZ mol few OF our former patrons have with
drawn their contributions on account OF inst Legacy
supposng that IN IRE Va. no onssr need Ter ihem
nope that others will DO dissusded from doing The
same and will perceive that the cssse OF Tue ss'a poo"
SIN has claims upon them
AZ the coue!asioe of the sboVe report Rev. Dr.
HAWKS deliver 81 thort address lie congratulate
the managers OF tbs institution on toe pleasing aspect
of the affairs Of tbs Association AID tbs promises OF u
urs success attendant their beneyolsni eIertons
Such enterprises - tl!s were worthy Of the ncoie
character Of women such works as tasss were TIE
result of Christianity and its sscred ina1ences Whe1
the world wrapped In the dgkIsss 0i Fsgsns1,
md y hen the qualities Of mans nature were
pradou.nsa, vomsrs affections and feelings had ID
I'D for scuoD but waen tho Christian regioa be-
came more widely disseminated, CIVILIZATION, ss stteDc
ant ,hS-xSa .se character OF the words history wO
An was admitted equality with msn, ana tnoso
noble attributes which had before lain dormsnt wera
aow displayed n al their beautiful proportions Fo-
this sGauen which shs holds see 10 Indebted 10
Christ sniiy and tie oy works II charity that sne cen
show her gratitude tor the soodnst: Of God The mic
sion Of woman 10 truly heavenly one man. strus
Cling in the great ssd Of existence, when tsni 81
loiworp fnds in the words =. consolsor p0ure1
his soul By the devoted partner Of his bosom TIE
character OF Tie receives from Ter iis impress ard
whats good We enjoy, - Ger msiaiy under be
nixnsnt Providence. We Indebted for H. While
w0mSn retains Ihsi lni1ence which 10 exsrtec r iso
good II o,aers such Institutions these sil beeous
re numerous, and they viii stsnd a. testimonsss Of
that benevoenee which seeks the tEue.' enjoyment r.
relieving distress
Rev. Or. PooR next addressed the meeting. be re
lated several pleasing lnc.dens OF ia mission, SnG
5es:1-et TIRE greatest prss- upon the ladies' OF tie
ptor for their charitable sxertocs At the
clusson OF his rsmSrks Rev. DR.. HAWKS pronounced
b~ns dict!oD, when the meeting adjourned.