New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

MISSION Al Ihh EafE
glad 10 learn that L efor, to improve the morA
condition Of ths locality promises well lnosen
Mercein, Couespor ding Secretary OF the ~ l.
LINN s. gives the following account OF the es-
tlbiskment OF the mission;
For several years the EeE.York Ladies' Home
Nissiou-ry societS have yearned 70 lselnde toi'
poist within the sphere Of their Operations IheH
X port Of lefs coLtaiDs ttU language; we ln
tend 70 make new point in Center or + n 81 ~
the vicinity OF the Tombs. The deepest inseress
was unaffected by the Board respecting tsis emf"
Several ladies' pledged their person !. laoos 20 'ne
Sunday School, and all feel that this is emphaiicAy
mission ground. II there is spot 10 oar CRY
where vice reigns unchecked and moral Pollasioa
Is the Dnmixe ed atmosphere OF immortal souls sure
ly all will admit il to be in that vicinity and VINO
can think VI fcorts, nsy, hundreds OF children oofn
in sin nurtured in misery strong 10 vice, ere IN
fancy is merged in CHILDHOOD with 90 earthly pros,
pect but the prison and the galloEs, and no eternh
one but the perfection which is inevitably allied 70
upforgiven crime-vithout q deep, unutteraole
yesrDipg 10 snatch them from the fearful vortex oil
unchecked vicious influence What Christian
heart will not respond 10 the cry Of infancy the sob
Of childhood to the appeal Of youth for rescue and
for hope and ~ the parental cry which 10 not ut.
terly stiHed even amid that heavy stmos phere OF
,ni Weplead for the children-ior We commence
with the Sabbath Scbool-the children, because
through them VIC hope TO reach the parents-the
chidftn, becsuse ere long they viii bold the des-
tiny Of our City within tner nAl1. expect TO
employ missionary there, EhO vii avail bimssi
Of every plovidentisl opening for usefulness
Urged by such feelings, the Board selected Com
mlttee Of intelligent and jodicoas brethren 20 sur
v,y that fed aud select p ace for action. After
a deliberate AID careful survey those brethren re-
Iorted that tutabe room could not be found,
and Therefore the ladies' had to defer thei' hopes
snd plans. The point was sadly yielded. bat never
for a moment forgotten and before the annual
meeting OF 1850 IL was resolved =" To apply TO th5
Conference for Missionary in full faith Illt Tay
would he made plain for him TO act efficiently and
probably Ii was done, and most cheeridliy re-
Ipouded 10 by the Bishops Rev. L. K. Pease Sas
appointed, and immediats ly CONNIE iced biz labofs.
The ladies' feeling toe difficulties that bssst then
10 sphere like that and encouraged by toe ex-
pressed interest OF husbands, brothers and friends,
elected a number OF gentlemen OF the highest res
probability and standing. who were frned into an
Advising Committee to the Board, and were en-
powered, in conjunction with the Missionary, 10
find a suitable pace and make all necessary ar
engagements for the opening Of the Sabbath school.
Obstacles seemed TO vanish before them room
WIS found tire corner Of Lutte Water OF. s0me 20
feet by 40 thoroughly cleaned and seated, and thus
made capable Of accommodating about 200 per.
IONS. The frat Sabbath It was hled. BY whom
By What A friend who Witnessed il described h
10 n
she had ever imagined Neglected childhood,
hardened, reckless maturity, degraded spirits en-
cs,ed 10 filth and rags. Bat through the 20 ser OF
grace there were those there who had moral and
physical nerve sufficient to bear the sight acd
sound. They Iang and prayed. sud exnOfted, ex'
plsined their motives and desgss aud urged the
In portance of cleanliness upon their wretched lat
ners.
The most astonishing order preyailed-much
feelre was mAnifested-teHs and soDs were vlsl-
bic sHd murm ured resolutions audible. We doubt
DCt new era davned on many Add array OF hope
wss tbrosn Ath " art the pathway Of some sho had
lor z been ebveloped In the cloud oil derp despair.
The first Sabbath closed, but it ieft happy memo
res aud joyful aDtcipauOus to Asvotsd Christian
hearers la view Of facts lke these, the New
York Ladies' Home Missionary Society call ear
ns,tly for the sympsthes the prayers, the AID Of
our rtire Church. Oar M.sionsry's daily walks
lead him amid misery Of every KIDD He cannot,
in many instances, reach the soul, until ne mas re
hevto the suffering body. We sanI ccshiog from
benevolent societies, money IRON the rloh and phi
lsuthropic We want teachers mature Ia yeas
md experience, visitors 10 enc0Ursseus oy kindly
AID aro sympa,bies We cad fr this Mission on
every ground. IL is Home Mission, ior /. Is mere
tut tits like a Foreign Mission, for it is pecu
nsrly tmope the heather Thy are ignorant, sod
will perish Tor lack OF kroVledse They are par
tsly enlightened, and Fil be iesrioIy condemned
We cannot plead in vain, for Chr siaoity is ver-
NV, and It's uncessug requirement reads, Do unto
oiters IS sc would they should DO unto you
We also learn that Rev Mr.. Pease has obtained
the ltsse Of two houses near the chapel, and has
each OF them filed by near forty individuals, prin
cipAly ttose most directly under his influence. to
whom be rents the apartments at rates sufficient
to defray the expense OF the original lease. He
contem plates so altering the lower portions Of
them as to form suitable place Of public worship
He ba, moved his family to the place Of his labors
and opened temperance grocery for the accom- no
datioD Of the subjects Of bis influence We are 10
formed, that within few days be has received 30
or 40 a. plca,ions from respectable men Of moder-
ate means, taiors, &c residing In the upper par. OF
the City, who on account of the present low rents
and the proximity Of the Points to their place Of
business, wish TO max it their place OF residence.
ARTIST OF A BURGLAR-A man named Greg.
ory Bor1s was arrested early Friday morning
~ officer, w Dson and Lying Of the Fifteen Ware,
chsrtsd with bfeshirg into the dwelling OF Mr.
VIM. Wilson-l05 Waverly Place-wirh Intent 20
steal TIE accused, with another, vas seen TO
cone out Of the house. He wts Immediately tax en-
into custody but his confederate escaped. A jim
nv was found upon him. Committed BY JGsdce
Bleakely for examination.
BCR6LARlks "A Ooy' named !" u. \ ~
aht ut II years Of age. was caught on ruarsdAy
pisht, by officers Wallace aud Abbott, IN 6 ne ~
building 10 Twentieth-st. near FItn sv. wnere the
little ros re had got by burg larious entrance. He
had with him small hand saw with which he cut
of lsrse quantity Of lead pipe doing considera-
be 6srsse to the plumbers work 10 the house.
he vas locked up TO await an examination.
ARREST FOR EMBEZZLEMESr.-John Riley, 'or'
merry in the employ Of James Riley, 4 dealer In
lamps, csmybene, sc. corner Of Ninet-enthss aod
Ella n.h Gv. vas on FrioGy arrested by officer Ed
WARDS Of the lower POli-e Court, charged By nis
late employer with smbezzling e. which be had
collected for him and appropriated to bis own use.
he admitted the charge and was locked up by