New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29
The following is the Tressarer's Repor,

ps,m cellar - % 0O (part paymsnt)---- Isl 90
PumbeTs bill - $50 d Interest On mortgage @!l2 30
p,,nte,s, hill ii - Premiums 4vO w
N.,..,sf.e inma,ss tor ex TaIuei 70 "
Pbys,cians fes....- 50 90 Properly OF deceased
Rsh.d,enf bill ior 2e 70 caamy boi 5j3
Poole for repairs q % Total ,I0G %
Temporary interest 29l1 -
Total 22,lO8 81
The following names Of the ladies were next
cGered, as a Board Of Managers for the ensuing
year, and were unanimously adopted
Mrs Anne Innes, First Drectress, No ljs Z 'st
Mrs George Nixon, Second Drectress, No. Is
Mrs A. r Anderson Treasurer No. 8? East
Twenty fourth st. =, -or,.
Mrs. $. Van Antwerp, Secretary no 2.S ientns.'
Mrs s. NJ Beckley. Register No. 50 Analyst.
noaagus-Miss {. Brinckerhof, No. IL Warren
nj, Mrs. Il. Bari No. 2i6 Washi0gtonSquare Ms.
A. G. Phelps, Twenty eighthst. Mrs H. GlueI,
corner of Eighth. av and Ffty. Second-st. Mrs. L..
Mowatt, No la Greene-st Mrs. Il. Goldsmith, No.
973 feminist. Mrs. 4. Il. Vermlye, No. Albion
place Mrs. John d. Campbell, No. 40? foarth-st.
Mrs c. w. Oakley, corner of Court and Livingston
sts., BROOKLYN. Miss Maynard, No. ~ Murray.st
Mrs Robert Lane. No. 2lj Tenth-st. Miss +. b.
Seymour, No. II St. Marks place Mrs John Low
No. 10 Albionplace Mrs Joseph b. Collins, No as
Broome-st Mrs William b. Astor, No. "a Lafay-
cite place Mrs. Warren Carter. No 81 Bank 81.
Mrs. Theodore ID wight, No. l5l feminist. Mrs. Asa
CbAd, No q Twelfth st. Mrs. Samuel A. Church,
No. 3 Bowling Green, No. 20 East Fourteenth-st
Mrs. r. d. Morgan, No 80 Lafayette place Mrs. De
Witt Clinton, University place Mrs John Carey,
Lafayette place, No Is West Twenty secondst.
Mrs A. Gray, Matron.
PAys,cians-Dr James s. Cooper Attendant Phy
sician, No. $50 rhrd-av.; Dr.. Chids, Consulting
Physician, No IS Chamoers-st.
Rev. DR.. Adams then addressed the following re
marks TO those present
Clergymen always begin their discourse with a
text, buI am at loss Tor one Just now. ash my
sen Tna Is II tha am TO pIono,sss, N a., any rem5Ss
that some may make 10 an institution OF thlS klni,
for dispense with all such anucipations AZ oace
Neither Is II H. s,muiotc the zeal OF those plOu> hd
benevolent patrons who have oeirlended Us often,
for they have found ihelr own rewards the mo!c
oheeifuly they have been engaged Ia th,s Chlr.ty,
the greater delight they mus, feel At It, prosperity
Their interests m this institution Vii never Toe
diminished IL rs pleasant for US to testify ID tae
interest which has been felt ana the regard which
has been cherished by AL, connected with h lstlco-
nen Of this beae' client object isisssd TIA A. New
England settlers advanced iat1 tho Country tle, stack
dewn the tees OF the forest 10 make pathwa ia r
future home heh, entered, and the SUNSHINE 81 h3scn
yeIoped in the darkest shade. The water
90 spnng ~ " The surface, that baijre
supposed 10 exist Il TO that tins the
way that Christianity calls up the surface abualauc, Of
nepgnm, bnt making welis rom which all may lrlns
and DO refreshed IL was custom N many pats OF the
world for the chdto desro} OF hly alive the parent Who
u-ipie,s ns own A.as Sl.a eAstel m the
Sandwich Society, and many Other ISLANDS IN the Facuc
0cean not many years since, aad as az instance 1ds A.
ing the change which Chsuanly performs cvenln the
besoms flhe savage, will Introduce tho following aa
do,e haIe'en OF o. sle English M,ssiossy S,,i9ty
to those islands read that twenty gross Of spsc es
ordered for the OF the pious aged ndyd ais NV
Asd learned n read she's Wing that Christianity hai ny
only spared their lives but had taken them uuies II own
Ch,snsnIty does not coplne seltto sri 0a las
tho way through which the spnt has 20 pass n
present into etcEity but 1t provides FOX the wants Of
Ccsskies of the corporeal Tenement. tn f)od that
satan IT, the ramcnt that protects Il frn the 80 Ahec
home that sheterit The m4rs We svm3lhzo with tee
aged Of all conditions the better we Cnrsitls
And II as good thing wheat The aged crtrsyn
tAe young l know many oniasat men-iasH bish N tns
community as lawyers, andicssa'orswho fan Us, n tins
They seem TO have passed nom boyhoo into
ihze with those who are to take our place he,eatt- when
are summoned nom The stage OF amman N'oo Ca he
,ther hard the youug should - with the agei aud
anticipate all their suierngs and study how srirm
toward them the most wise, aat tender aud ant nol
ate dates, which their circumstances denaad a.
wave thought great privilege lor the W pg 20 have
their parents grow up u sympathixc with. W. Who
have children ourselves. kaow how To syupIthISo
with eailtIen. : I we mover know how - sm1ah'so
wemutleSm Il from experience The Rev: :, ailenaa
then alluded m beautiful aneuase to the ha'Ps scene
formed by family composed u the aged and the Young
the parents with stTed hair anl the chi1gen WA TIE
nusyanoy Of youth entering house OF worship On she
Sabbath to return thanks ior the blessings extended
ward them by Their oouDnful CreaoEaad shove itA, 10
aI easier provide oI The cohh.tS q the old IA IN ihe
teAs place received a ctter nom my f.,her wao as
ss catered his sch year, whca sgns himself fr
f't .sNN0 NtN FTAf itA.ff
tA,her lhiess Sod.l thaAked God m reading IT, th
bach ne ,mss 81 ,rSSe and sn or .ss ss
stto0Sh. and REVIEW with satisiacon the csa,rt they
snteIest,s the present geman, m ther behalf as
the clouds aay thai has beca hreaenns ram make
Gote glorious sunset than II the had been Shagg
without interruption lroU tAe morning. dawn rae Re-.
speaker then alluded lifting u ne qucA nsss "
foadiy the memory II the aged hasrs the scenes III
past He thea referred To- pc;ure he "a the gall
ing az the portrait OF himself taken wheR he Vas o5y
sal Of TIC elasticity 81 yoah The contrast oetN the
the feelings which sgch scene would ersrate ne
n,nd VIII be taE appreciated h' hose Nh' nave na'
rcmentses OF the morning OF hfe IN their
In ceatsuaoa he said that Ga oTiCsT occ4ssln "A
an adscdote VIII On came sciose hrs Attention. N A>
hoped woala not Be too Prolx tonarraie Sl0s s
ago said he, was m one If the o; the svcst y
WITH company OF gentlemen when siIer dinner, ,he
hs Most OF the had gwen the,r oldn,sis, ~
ported thea w,h naca zeal waea an aP,cai Was an ic 70
sae worthy host venerable ed man 10 the water is
BAT yer IN the eninymen, Of GOOD health and mcl.h
soensh lie replied. and never wall forget his vorlS
Az nsi whea saN the trees put f9rta thor buds "a TIE
season Of spiins AID the so ali steal the suffice
ne sfSSnd inoans every seed and flower with ths pn-
tiSic OF growth, SAID @. what pleasant Tie
SP,ngs" Then came the Sumalsr whca sho Ga sl.a-e
% n, m h ses ana sssssas us NON te ~n rays al
and said how beau,tal Is summer ras Altuaa frost
tuna But Al last stem Winter approached and lea %
iAeir soss ssi lar ausr 10 warSe eaS ne
~ned cold aad began 60 think how droar the Water
the stars shine dswa Al IcoaS n ssr
cssss uas oas now when al seeae4 dTeag, tAey az
Forever" - ''SN ''s -
aatonto those before AIM who had reached the decyty
Of hfe cones aded BY eshcrte 60 look rarl 70 ,s
hereafter. y
The lsdiee Who have fer a long TINE ps,roni, ,h
client Asylum Cor comfagtng the agsd q their own ssx
soon As the address was over returned 70 adjoining IOWA