New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1852

principally orders. which prevented us from giving
rluoh work out Of the house we intended Il being
quite impossible to have The work done properly AMI
promptly when given cut TO different persons conse-
| queuty. work confined mostly 20 those who
could leave heir homes and those who had no homes
to leave On th- account there has been some little
milundersiau ding with some Of our friends Persons
have been sent To Us by of kind donors for
employment and Il being impossible give thom our
work and cur means not permitting make
up store-work il mas been supposed that we were
ing in = sense Of the obligations we were under. Ii
they Of the pain it gave US to be driven to
the necessity OF refusing work to these deserving Ones
they would not add word of reproaeh bur rather a.
sist u in enargins sphere OF usefulness. Wewerc
at length compelled (on account OF applicants oecom'
ing 80 numerous and urgent in their claims to maze
smother End better effort by laying wants before the
pubic feeling thn: We had right 20 claim from Chris
tim community WHIST would enabeus 20 enlarge our ous
ness make il an object TO many instead oil lew
For this purpose, meeting was called az nope OusPer
ard Committee OF gentlemen appointed 10 ASSIST N
procuring the necessary aid for the proposed enlarge
rnent Of business In this way sufficient sum "ss
rsi-s, 10 tske large Bnd ccmmodious workroom AMI
ahou; eco added 20 our took OF Materials we rex
then ready eNclsm. Thus far the Lord has led u,
on He who mss promised 10 be the widows God and
Guide hes heard prayer, and caused the hearts OF
these with whom he has entrusted the riches OF TINS
world 20 h-ten TO our tale OF woe snd give OF their
abundance We tell At the same time under the great
ct responsibility, not only TO our friends hu: 10 the
great mas OF se6mstreses, who were anxonsy waiting
! 20 Join number. Many among them were young
and ende-. orphans left 10 struggle with poverty I'M
sided srd alone Some would tell their tale OF sorrow
in voice c; Ge,pSr begging us. We could not Slve
them employment 10 assist them ia getting situation,
expressing her thst in applying among strangers
/ they might be deceived.
youn. srl came in one day and stated tina, her pa
renis hsd rec, nily died and -he being le alone, had
| lied n
aked walk INFO handsomely furnished room where
a gentleman 90 all appearanee) was sitting, ana rom
his behaviour she soon began 10 suspect she was IN
! house 81 bsd repute. Becoming almost frantic WIN
tear size made bold ruth for another door from thn
/ which he bad entered, and fortunately gained the
street. Thi- being in neighborhood. ,he came in
almost out OF breath and while unable 20 tell her
story; WHOM recovered she proceeded TO state that her
| parents belonged to OF the Eastern States her
mother di-owned by her family account OF her
marrying without fortune; they had settled IN New
Yc.k, wh they had been able to get comfortable
living until the lsst few months, when, from sickness
they had become quite reduced Her rather die't, snd
her mother survived MIN bu short tin leaving their
only daughter among strangers Feeling that she could
not apply those relations whom -hc had never seen,
end who had treated her parents 50 cruelty she was
making her first attempt get employment vi course
We did turn her away uncared tor bIt tearing sh
would do Tor domestic service ~ nsh succeeded
In intercs ting kind lady IN her behalL VINO TOOK her
into her fsy and gave her what advantages OF educa
ton he required TO become fit for teacher ,
This i but enc among many affecting incidents mat
J
! Thu labored ON, meeting with daily encourage
ment from pGtronzing friends, until an unforeseen MI
fortune beei Our store was robbed oi ABOUT stVV
J worth Of cur best work This loss felt severely.
The money We had laid aside for second quarters
rent hid to be used in hing orders, which we dd wan
enc exception zone gentlemen pre!errinytO 10 the loser
himsei) fnd by our customers prompt payments we
were able la meet the rent when due Tn, of course,
/ left cur exhausted.
About tis time an incident occurred which appeared
to US 20 completely ordered by an unseen providence
L.. Il
the store and handed ten dollarr Inc question waS
asked him how he knew that we were IN greater wan.
Of money then than we ever had Deem ne Ispeu' hn'
he had the account OF the robbery IN the paper
Z that were in want Of money
II cur friend B. could have heard all the blessings taat
were will ed hun in the wOrkroom, ne cOud not uOuot
J that hi gift wss fully appreciated. -,
Among those TO whom we are under renewed oongF
tons the Editors OF TIE IribHas HONE 'Sarnat Us
PATCH end others Of ths City, and The Ddh SeHhHe el
4drrfiser of Jersey CRY Some OF these nave not ohy
given Us frequent notices their valuable columns, but
have literally carried out the principles OF cr uuy
noble character.
Brt from our present position think it necessary to
make additional effort 10 recover our loss we haNS
therefore suggested the propriey Oh hoidnS "s a'
II having net with the appreciation OF the Board OF MAJ
ayers we have decided hold the Fair the second week
! in November. And our cause appeals particularly
wherever " he lines have fallen IA pleasant pH'ceS ~
proposad project viii furnish all VINO nave Deen Oe7Sc'
vyith a goody heritage" opportunity to gveus some
proof OF their and sympathy Even sina con
tbutions Of preserves cakes &c from Ins io,S1 "
These who have been permitted 90 ENJOY pienninly ule
fruits of the from their own trees, although there
NAV be comparatyey little leh, viii not, we trust No
elect our call And the occasion may lend new happ
ness 10 those ladies whose garden cuture tcnds 20
nobler thence and hopes and joys IT, while they bend
over their flowers, they with one OF Their own mum
Der "con links OF thought that wreathe the sprH 70
: Gods throne
I To tender sth oeraos,na heart in bl-'sed charity
! A., ia. tAs eup OF water By a pure disciple
An herb or aowsr may tell II, oftniine. heaven"
We hope and trust that there are none who wal
not feel called upon 10 assist us IN TINS Undertaking par
mand Articles OF iancy neeiework which young ladies'
may favor Us with Will be thankfully Received Ana
while calling upon tine lade,, we hope the gentlemen
viii nc, tink intend 10 slight thcm tor Indeed We
axucct great deal from them, and are sure tley WIN
come up Eoily and show thai they are what oIod de
eened hey should be- leaders in every good work 80
! subscription list Is now open ut the store 10 ~
Reeckcrs where we shah be happy 70 receive IN ao
nation, with which our irSenls may iaVOr u.s. Ihose
who ney wish 10 contribute but VINO are nor yet pre-
rared will obige by calling or sendng US ib sat'
'"s """' We "'"' Mr. LOyEIASD, Store n'Hlssr.
American GsoGRAPHIcAL AND Statistical
socIErY-The monthly meeting OF this Society was
held Of their rooms in the University Building Wash
iugton square on Tuesday night The attendance was
not numerous JoHS C. ZrHMERMAN, Esq, was called
upon To- preside. and the proceedings commenced with
reading Il minutes Of the last meeting ana hey "e''
approved.
JOSHUA LEAyrrr Esq, stated thei the principal ouS
ness transacted by the Executive COMMITTEE SINCE 'ne
last meeting consisted of distributing The BIlie'iH
had be, sent 10 the various Ministers OF the United
States in foreign countries eonsui- n-lonay s.s,'
~ 10 yearly ell the colleges anu l'efary ilTt"u'i'"
in the coulcuy.
81. ELICIT, NJ D.. J. w PArRlpoE and JAMES EyER
EFT E,q, we're cdnltlei ss members Of the SOcety.
JoHN DsrURSELL, Esq presented. on he part OF Hon
GEoEGE FOLSOM o. ) Minister st the Hague, copy
of the valuable Map Of the Islands OF japan which sc
ccrnrnnics SEInoI ps ceebrared WORK ON japan. Mr.