New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

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rg Madame Alboni gives her last Concert
Tor the present, this evening at Metropolitan Hall.
Il We once again ask attention 10 the
claims Of the charity administered in this City By
the Polsh Committee. Several Poles, with wives and
children 10 support suffering from lines and pow
erty, and the Committee the only means through
which the aid OF the benevolent can reach them. We
presumc will not be wanting We DO not recall the
address of all the members of the Committee TINT sf
one of them DR.. Cendrowicz is at No 300 Elmst
OsE BRIGHr Notwithstanding the
abuse avshed upon them by The friends Of the present
Common Council, we We learn that the Governors OF
the AnsHouse will not require, nor have they asked
for any additional appropriation Tor 1872 The amount
originally appropriated will be ample 70 meet all the
expenses On account Of he AlIusHOuse Department,
and considerable balance will remain in its favor at the
end of the year
The BOARD OF CASvAssERs-The Board OF
Csnvaseers reassembled last evening and through the
Chairman, Aid Stilwe, reported that they had not
vet concluded their LAHORE and requested additional time.
which on notion granted, and an adjournment
took place TO Saturday Gomorrov) evening The Com
mittee in conjunction with the Corporation Counsel
will continue in the meantime to investigate the al
lodged charges of les aly in the Fifth and the Sixth
Wsrds
~ The Harlem Railroad Company are
now running thr trains daily and from Albany, two
Of them being Express Trains. The road lie in good
order.
Ia The third general Love Feast Of the
NewYork Conference of the NJ E. Church will be
held Monday evening next in the Bedforist Church.
Services TO commence at y o'clock
MEETING OF THE JoURSEYyEN CooPERs.-
The fourth meeting of these journcymen, to concert
measures for their protection held last evening
al ofn Ora, apA
Elizabeth sts-REDaoND mcGLoUGHRAN President;
Vice Preeidente Daniel McCluskey aud A. Abrccht;
Secretary, Edward L. Combs The object Of the re-
organization of the trade il demand increase Of
wages from IL sillngs 81 per day, appears from
a series of resolutions previously adopted and generally
approved by the trade Addresses made by Thos
Knapp and others, urging thorough organization Of
this branch of industry the only way TO obtain re-
dress Of their grievances and TO support themselves and
families in comfort like their brother mechanics
throughout the City, who had their weorganized La.
Dor Protection Associations After the transaction of
other Incidental business, the Association then ad-
journed to Monday evening
The FIVE PoIsrs MlssIos.-A meeting OF
the Methodist clergymen of this City was held at the
Mission Rooms on Wednesday morning, at which Rev
DR. Bangs presided, and Rev DR.. Floy acted secre
tary. The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted and directed to be published;
BLereas Certain writings have appeared from time 70
time many OF the secular papers OF nis City, respect
ing the operations of the Ladies Home Mission at the
Five Points, which calculated 10 m'-lead the public
and inure and o6 truc the success oi -st mission; AMI
Hhtreds, We the pasturs OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this City sustain important relation TO the
sAid mission ofeo advisers OF the laes, under
whose auspoe- il exists and WhTecS We believe that
the circumstances above referred to require from US
lie oufsr rCl ne lerlu
ResoIrtd That acknowledge with gratitude the sue
cess that has sttenled the efforts OF the Ladies Home
Mission OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. 10 Visit win
the blessings Of Christianity the Five Points part {" our
City long notorious Tor vice and Degradation ana the ne
elect OF which often pointed al a. reproach to the
Christian Church
upon their purchase OF "The OH Brewery" ut an ex-
panse OF $1,000 and also upon their success IN Obtain
ing and distributing grautousy thousands OF garments
among the destute and in finding employment Tor such
As were willing 10 labor ami in the judicOus expenditure
Of the funds they have received and while we DO most
cordially approve OF the fundamental principle upon
which their efforts have been made, viz hr-t aud most
prominently TO labor for the spiritual interests Oh me
people and urge thm TO secure the blessings OF expert
mental pley yet recognize temporal reei as pro
mincnt part OF their work means OF iurthenny tne
spiritual objects and further, as an exponent Oh their
faith which requires u.s. in the language OF our Ucnert
Rues to do good the bodies wen rs to the souls
OF nen.' =, -. -,
Rs.ored That we rejoice in the improved habits Of the
converts and OF the children and in the happy death OF
some who have departed IN Christian peace ana We
ut III soon the ladies will ecd In the removal OF
the Old Brewery and in the erection OF building IN It's
place which shsIl afford convenient rooms tor even
more extensive and successful operations OF the mission,
and be the spiritual birthplace OF many SOUS
Resorsd That while regret 10 introduce names IN
tk- scton Vet deem it necesary in order that tne
charities Of the Christian public be ineigenty directed
10 cav that Mr. Pesse formerly missionary o. this Soci
ETY. is not now any way officially connected with the
NJ T. Church in his operations in that locality and mas
not be. for the last eighteen months
Resotrsd That we recognize in Rev. John Luckeya
member OF the NeyyYork Conference and missionary
If the Home Missionary Society, nsn who, by eSpcr
ence piey and devotion TO his work, L. eminenty quail
ned or bis post and worthy the Unlimited confidence oil
al disposed cooperate with the ladies' IN tni7 mission
n. P. BANGS Chairman
JAMES FLoY, Secretary.
In this connection we give the following correspond