New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

an acre. suuged near bis (hisaion) Hotsi ~ SiiDJ
he also rend TIE folowir- letter.
SANTA Carr wednesday. o. ~. 1871
VI sHFLToN-Trcr .Sr; send you iw--Iy.evo pl
teioes the largest Il the P7oiuct Of Ave stalks III hsi
seni you III or the FIVE stalls. there would a1se bss-
ehOl; 10 IoEnd- You viii pleass PIT tleiH II v0Ir
Fair 10 show whst have raise NY farm az obse
fcurs &c. HgNRy SrvI,
Cne OF the potatoes was exhibited 10 fhc n Jers oi
the Institute Club II was very large aai sound thou;
il has nov been ca. ofths gr-uli a5o, fesa mou,is
In speaking onions ne said tina; be had seen them
from five TO seven inches in diimster from sei
yleuted in February trpn-plau,ed in Mrch an ga-h-
eTed in June end July. Lettuce grows veg iEse the
heads being sold and tender.
Mr. Dyer, from California stated that in Is travels,
he hid observed twenty different varieties OF -ovsr
ard had seea the Bur clover from one 70 two inchss in
deIth, and extending the country for distance Of
12j miles. lie hsd -so seen white clover three feet in
hisht Grapes are also very plenty and Of excel
lent quality lie had stems wei ching from -
eleven pounds.
On molten Of Mr.. Nash, the meeting was adjourned
10 Tueday next, AZ u O'Clock 1T which time the sub
jeets new plants, new OF old plants, and the
Osier Willow will be continued.
~ The Ninth Annual Report aud New
Directory Of the Association for Improving the Goa.
dfiOn of the Poor for lsI2 and 1853 being really
the subscribers viii be supplied By calling on the Sec
retaTy. corner Of Grand snd Elmsts, or any Of the
following OHcers OF the Association OF members Of
the Disric Committee who are authorized to receive
their sub cTiptons, viz James Brown President W
- Wallet; George Grswold No - South Il. Jlnss
BooIman. No % Broadway and H0rai.o Allen. No -
Clinton place, Weep esidents Robert B. Mnturn.
Tressurer No y South.st; Frst Ward Jas. C. Ram
sey No l37 Ccdar-st; Second Ward. George w Abe
No. - John-st Third Ward T. CauldweIl, No IL
Muruyst: Fourth Ward Abraham FsrioD. Jr. No.
81 Souih-st; Fifth Ward, a T. Wemore, No al Yssey-
St Sixth Ward ~ C. Everett, No III widest ;
Seventh Ward Stephen Cu,'er, No - GoaFeTnear-ss
Eighth Ward JoseI h Collins No " West Eleventh
st Ninth Ward, jaime o Pond, NJ D., No II SIKH
sv tenth Ward James Horn. M. Christe-st !;
Eleventh Ward Abner Mills. No - Avenue D. Tlir'
teeriL Wsrl, Lewis Chichester, No 292 East Broad
way; -Four eenih Ward, Alexander w Murray, No
l4e woostcr-st Fifteenth Ward Thomas Denny, No.
IL Clirton.placc sixteeuih Ward, Luther Jackson
No 81 West Twelfth-t: Seventeenth Ward 5 C..
Lyme. No. A. s. Mark's.place; Eighteenth Ward F. G.
Msther No IA East Eighieenth-st Nineteenth Ward.
J. w Ruusey, No % CedAr-st Twentieth Ward, J. P.
ostrom, No l7s Wet Twenty -sevenh-st Robert NJ
Hartley, Secretary, Public School Bull linz No lis
Grandst, up stairs.
Two MONTHS or THE MISSIONARY OPERA
TONS OF THE AMERICAN SUNDAY School UNION
The following il q summary of the labors Of thirty
three Missionaries in the roryice OF the American sun.
dsy School Union repore at the stated meeting of the
Beard of Managers on the 10th inst:
Books sold TO sunday schools 723
Value CT books gratuitousiy bestowed on poor
Number of Schools organized ...........-....3
Nun Der OF 'hools visited ...-...............4J7
Number Of miles Travelled in performing this
servlce.. l2,J1S
The receipts of the Society totally inadequate to
meet the calls which daily and urgently mad, for
Sunday School labor.
TuE THANKSGIVING FEAsr-Furtherd Ona-
tons came in yesterday to Rev. J. Luckey ot the Old
Brewery, for the feast to the poor children OF the Five
Points today, viz From family No. 10 Broadwiy
g 80; Mr Rowe, S.; young friend, So Gen Bnt
lard, OF Waterford, 50 Mr.. Thompson, 81; o. Smith,
for caritge 30 cents friend 81 A. G. p, Jr., s. !;
Ny. J. De VOL, slO WIN. b. Holman. s.: frienl
81; G.. . Robbins, IS; Messrs. Rogers & Groves, 81
Also, provisions as follows s. Dodge, Les OF nut
ton; candies FROM friend by j. NJ. p; C. Trowoiise
two shoulders and two hams; VIM Gran yer, Of Wash
ugton.st, piece OF beef piece Of pork throe fowls
and hall bushe of apples; J. Martin two turk,y5; W.
Lalor, one piece Of beef; jas McCollick Sc Co, ono
turkey tee jars pickles, five jars preserves three jars
horseredish friend, pound tea; Mrs. Norris, H)-
boktn, bread, lamb aud vegetables Wells and Pro-
voft cask Of pickles and box Of ca,sup Job Angel,
Fblkin, bbls potatoes; VIM. Sncdiker roasted
turkey Hanford s Bro, 5 turkes; friend beef
tongue and crackers. It ia expected that the greit
-. r.
brought in 10 being in the hands Of
Committee for the puTp5se. The feat will take place
At O'Clock p. II. Proper police arrangements will
preserve order Il; Is expected to he ploasan,
sion IN concerned and enc Of great benei. 20 tho
ciyienis All who desire to aid will address Rev J.
Luckey, Old Brewery.
The THAYK. OFFERISG.-Ella laid Down the
new paper and looked for a moment out into the
street where the ran fell densey AMI often sw,p; By
quits Of IL gale, dashed fc cely against the wndo@
then she drew back with sh ycr and sat down before
the gloomy seacoal dre Sad and thou A.ful she gizel
into H. Suddenly her sweet child lace sushsd with
/ Leisure and her vacant nu-ng eyes gli.tanci She
10 and ran to the window and looked a. Ear as she
eouG down tie dreory ct then she looked at the
newspaper again tor moment then at the clock then
while she fell anew into sweet and smiling reyerie.
Then her father came. and she ran % NEE, him.
Oh, papa sm so glad you have come | wAntel to
tel you something. There is something in the news
paper wanted to have you read :" and she showed
Inn Rev. Mr.. Pcase'. letter In TIE Tri6un. Papa
was reading about those poor people in the Five
Points, and you can't think how sorry W. tor them;
hut. IGrs do you know have projsct w4nt . tell
ycu Of "a Prgjeof Ella! whs, Il iIin Why, pspa,
day after tomorrow i Thanksgiving, aud we always
have such ance dnDcT them, and ar. Ps4se wants TO
give them nice supper. and he wants people 70 help
hin 20 "a TO have enough for gree, many and yoa
know my Id dcllar, papa Thought that fyou would
let me send il 20 Mr Pesse it would help him . INIT,
good many Of those poor people, aud then n could
DO them good; wouldn't it. pspai'
~Ye. my dear itle Ella it would, and will take
ycu down 20 Mr Pease tomorrow and yod shall glys
ycur gold dollr to Lin yourself and will give him