New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

O) with her infant ana two brohers IL and IL years on
age another young darker than the other, or
nearly bsck) with her infant and two little sons (twns)
years OF age the latter very light mulsttoes. She
says their fsther Is dead Her husband Che sther Of
her infan she says sold from her about years
ago. They s belonged 1t appears TO the estate Of Mr.
Douglas in Allegheny County Virginia On the death
OF NJ the estate divided Jonathan Lennon. the
alleged owner Of these parties married daughter Of
Mr. D.. and these persons fell to his shsre. He took
them to Richmond. Va, his way. as the women say
70 Texas and embarked them board the City Of Rich
mcnd, and arrived with them here on Friday They
conveyd during the night TO the house Of p Egsn
No 3Calsle.st not Germanhou ashss been stated)
where they placed in room, and locked up 1t Is
said but provided with beds and food Ga Saturday fore
noon petition was presented Ghrough Mr.. Cuye) by
Louis Napoleon 10 Judge Paine which plstcd in she
hands Of Mr. Thompson, Constable Of the Second
Ward who brought the parties up. stated The
owner did not come up. and Judge Paine has laid the
decision Monday next. at 10 O'Clock the par
ties to be retained in possession of the officer a, the
expense OF the owner.
FlvE PoNTs Mssroy The New-lork La
dies' Home Missionary Society Of the N T. Church
have heeu requested to give clear statement OF their
position and relation to the Misson ut the Five Points
They anxious 10 have their object clearly known
the public who have generously eided them dur
Ing tic last year and who have been miinorme as %
the ohjeC: and hope OF the Mission now ia vigorous
operson. Three years ago. this ladies' society formed
their determination to attempts mission ia that hcs-
then spot They knew that previous benevolent Ell
forts had filled 10 great degree but their object
hes Away, been, from their formation. 70 have the
Gospel preached in the most destitute parts Of the
a..
They formed their PLAN chose their Committee Of gen
tlemen ard applied to the Conference for missionary.
pedcug themselves TO rai-c ~ O0pr annu for hi. sup.
port Ia mplonce with this request, Rev Mr. Pesse
was to that mission he found the Society really
to cooperate tie Committee of gentlemen waiting to
/ accompany him 10 that locality q bsni of teachers
ives chosen for the Sabbath School, ana all was
In active operation Before the year had closed the
Society found that whatever temporal good mi at be
effected through Mr. Peases energy, it would not rest
the moral basis which alone would give ii perns
nency and character and unwilling that police re-
strsint should auperseie that Law of Love" which
they felt should be the spirit of their mi sion. they
unanimously concluded not TO apply for him the second
year.
The mootod question ss to whether reformation
should precee the preaching of the Gospel be il.
svh hsd, they thought been docisively settled In th-
experiments of foreign missions They hoped to lay
bread basis on well settled foundation, aud while
tlcy laid hold all temporary aid us auxiliary
never to be NEGLECTED renovation Of character by the
renewing Of Gods spirit was the high mark TO which
all their efforts were directed. To thi. end Tenn.
perance Society immediately organized, prepare
tons for day school made, and Sewing Society form.
ed to aid in clothing the children Appeal writ.
ten for different papers, and boxes of clothing from diff
eren States (and even far distant wisconsin, were re-
! ccved for TIE benefit Of Thu mission.
In compliance with the wishes OF ths ladies', R'v. Mr.
B Lucky. late Chaplain of tho Sing Sing state Prison.
was appointed o. succeed Mr. Pease a. missionary in
that place; and happy to state that he and hs
wife have fully carried cut the missionary designs con-
templsed and by their visiting therprayera theirdaly
efforts and their nightly tolls, cxe;tcd subdung aud
moral influence which il felt througho that entire cou
munity nor have they rested here.
They have distributed throughout the last yeer alone,
three thousand Carmeuta without reference 70 color
I sect or country. Scores Of men and women haze
through their influence been supplied with work; many
children have been placed in the Home of The Frandles
OF in respectable amies and neither time nor trouble
have been spared 10 eject these obcch Want oil room
has prevented cur carrying ont ourfu desgns Dut WIN
GRATITUDE that coon this difficulty VIII be
romedcd The purchase money OF the Old Brewery u
raised, and very soon now building viii occupy that
cite
/ mission room, day school room and parson go
will be- first secured and over them ToOns VIII be pro
pared 10 let st low rent o any who VII keep the tenn
peranCe rules OF the establishment N1 welcome WIN
lCHr0ll nUN.i lOI poor bu' tilN III 7'iV
jet viii be- gained by Us in preparing cheap roomr Tor
isruii.- who could not well board thus forming
cclory O. indu. rl0us inhabitants surrounded on every
side ~ the influences oi The Mission Our plans VIII De
; detailed hereafter.
We have rciocel ia tire Catholic spirit nulf scd by
our Christian ffionds, who from various denominations
have sidci IN h sunday School and b. various Inni'
tors who, from time 10 Time nave is'siaied MI Lucy
A ,hi- we hops VIII ~ continued tor tust when we
mCgt tprccatc is the Introduction OF an antagon,c
-Iirt IN rssion whore the combined iustrumehtaty
a. b., Tnv ~
mower Of the 60, pei 70 Ico 10 elevate andto save the
degraded, suoh a. our great city has never before
Wncssed 20,
Rreycry (errit j. den0ii-hcd) md istsntclas
Of eighty chdren-thoD 20 cross over 10 he mission
rom and ind a -ulslicf number uhi-f faithful IN
.rctor-to tsrry 70 the psin Gospel service brought
down 10 the ccnprehen ion q the most ignorant AMI
degraded. We invite them particularly, 10 Lb aiF.
Lucky On sunday eycuir =. When tie wrechel adults,
uhO brink lrCm ia. light cA"slfr creep IN 10 sefs
sulto break the fearful chains Of ,r,empcrancc which
20 strongly bind ihem--Or Tuesday evening, 70
tie prayer ec'ing-or On Wcdne-dsy evening 20 IN
chdren's IN .ngsc hCo when the ragged, dirty Hte
uycirs crowd into tho Brewery BY scores, and make
The Five Points ring with their sweet and childish mel
odv-cr on THURSDAY ening, - tic class nlee'iig'
where particular religious Instruction J. gwen 10 All WHO
choose 10 attend. , =.
clo,be he ueked - educate the gnorsnt, ~ ell oil WI
ing 10 work TO obtsn suitable employment to pron2tr
the ctee OF Tempeancc 10 the utmost to preseh the
Go.pel 20 ire poor anu l4ilS a. " ,s, -
and religious influence around this Iilhe'to nege'
community We cordially welcome orr Episcopalian
,tepd. 20 The field Of seton end nov at two poin's
are thus seized hope and pray t-st the other three
may soon be brought under similar reno7siing m
fuencr-.
Bvorder Of the Board iHoCEN MEacEIs Cor. See.
Doua,ions Will be thankfully received by the Rev Mr.
Lucky ~ his Office No. - CrOssst 10 The ga brewery
( BROADWAY RAILROAD PROJgcr-Ihe argl-
mont, gro and cor relative % the Broadway Rsilroad
project before the Special Committee OF the Board o.
Aldermen having tha. matter under consideration
were brought. to close on Saturday ss', whoa james
r. Whining CO Included his remarks in oppOition 10 the
road in the course Of which he contendsd that the
Common Council hsd no fraschise OF the street, bur
merely held in trust for public good and consequently
could not grant the monopoly sked iorhai ere long
eth more desirable mode OF conveying passengers
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