New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

tu,ou where the children cry for bread and the nJher
10, H. de.parngly sfound for succour, hey wh'se
| rsrners sre full should send away empty w1en W.
lead With larger number Of new Subscribers tn31
usual had ao received very liberal donations not
only from those who year by year pour gts into our
treasury, but from sources which God mas opslet
up % US. To each and all Of t1ess we tender our
thKnk; not douhting but that "the blessing Of tose
who ready p-ri-h WIN follow them snf tie r.
ward Of cheerful giver be meied our 20 ITEM " mn
who has said ct "a more blessed TO gFe' Ian y
receive"
The almost unexampled severity Of the pat wn'e,
bore with fearful weight Spon the poor sn1 nley.s
greatly the eais upon oar sympathy ana 9G Int
Many tie of safcrins w1ne sea VIII
winter by your Managers. The same desos % &c 49,
the ssue penury, the same struggling elore. W
fcsn,J fare meet them as they 90 rom , e,-snj Of
souetimes from cellar ~ cellar, on tle'l eiisu ~
mercy Bu, when the once happy vie ana chuii'ny u
The respee'nbIe nechsnic OF lahorer ere o,ousn ~
den ces rufiou by tee death OF MN nno ,y -.
| yided for their dEiy wants tnen' on .leu - -
,n,rs 49, ~ The sight Of sorrow emDHe1St Dy Gu"
,rsst with the past end hopee freef o' inc iI'urr.
such efse we nay be permitted 70 eX',nc' !, IN ~. -
report Of Of the Managers ana Wal give - AL
lin the early part Of January last received n9ts
frou, subscriber, tuefIing me 20 VIZ u u -
= Fiehiisv Upon repairing rii.heI IOuHL tias --1c
| o-,sed ,he lower story Of comfortable dwelling
and yas scrnehnt surprised 81 the sr OF resrec's
| h;ty perrading L. whcn entered however saw
oIy two O, tiee articles Of furniture and ioer' "s NJ
fye Although The weather bitter cold woman,
,bout egtand--hirry years If age vas nohilg TO nsr
Lreagi an eiaciated in.at, and il was cay - perceive
tlst hunger and ~retchodne's were dong the4r .o1S
Gov be count Of uourishrnent had jailed One child At
ter another poured into the room. AM wao,e cilh
dIen are thee | inquired. Nine, she sa1' ~ int
her upon the brow OF her man. SIl tilne.
Learned from Der hst they had been IN TN country Dat
e.cw years. Her husband YVES nard-wnrxng mar,
and supported lis famly comfortably. ne nad oeen
carried of by violent cold few weeks before, ant
after tis fuDcro expenses were paid, ms WIDOW iJunf
hertelfa beggar with ten young children Under hieen
wears Of age in a strange country, without knowing
which way TO turn or what 10 do. One article atef
another WIS pcwDed TO meet urgent necei7laes Wnle
ihe pocr mott or wondered from shop 10 chop eadsayor
ug 10 get work but en1eavoring IN VAIN
I'm her desperson he addressed lady in the street
and begged her ior Gods rake to t.il ner wsat sh9
should DO 10 support her fathercss children I0ucn>i
with conn on the lady took her addres gave ler
rom. pre- enf relief spoke 10 her OF the Soceiy wnch
befriendcd the widow and the stherless nnd tl,n ar
patched the note which took me tltAer rem Ancl
some time with her, informing myself an what manner
she could he most sectusy assisted end put IN NE way
OF supporting her Lite family and after giving her or
ders Tor ccal provision, &C. was apous 'SAng ave,
know the comfort you hsve brought ~ the woYs heart
Ibis day tell me God has no, forgotten me- al a1u q
thougi He had She is now ndu'triousy an hon
estly striving get her living y taking III Inc wehnS
end ironing and win the all Afforded hcr by the S);c
;y Gble 10 provide the nccesGres Of lie for herseif
md her cildIen The lat time saw her she toll nf
tint every month brought her new csoncrs ant nj ie
with happy smile, Il shall soon have as much WORK a5
] Cfn DO.
During the pest winter your Manager, no" nu nber.
ing thirty had visited ard relieved 40 wiiOws aut
.52 children under ten years Of nSe While mini tsr
g 10 their temporal wants trust that We nave Il
lot SIGHT a their spiritual need. "lhe word spOk9 m
seasor" like "brend cast upon the waters VIII b folui
alter many days." for W. me persuded thi NJ ef)rs
made with single eye ~ Gois glory, WIZ be permitted
10 return unto Him utterly void
IL but renains for Us once more to commendour Cause
70 the benesOlent In midst Remember US wae1
fining at your wslropeni he'd board Rene nber ~
when in the crtsined sanctua-y OF home you gtner
around your genial Preside Remember US wren ", the
little ones you love Ting on downy pill I'VE nv
ycnr side Remember Remember oar cause IT
y tor the widow and the fatherles tha' we plead
The following account OF the cxpen i;ure Tor me
pTssoIt year; I'm >,
Prov liyS1 p,
Clothing [-V "
Board ii children. .''''''.''''''f'''''''''''' 20
sckn,s.. 80
DOnehOns i't
Total. .,....s'''.'s.'......'spo ~
Donations viii be received by the Secretary, Mrs. j.
J. Swift No Chntonp place, or by any OF the Board OF
Managers.
Mrs X rbal tue Treasurer Of the Society, rendered
| her report which corresponds with the stitement
above made, except some incidental expenses. Tue
Society then proceeded TO reflect officers Those Of
lat year were reelected, follows: Mrs L NJ. ilol
lnnn, Firr Directress Mrs ucWhorter, seconi
pirscfrefs; Mrs L. Perkins, Third Dre,trces; Ars.
T. n Kimball Treasurer; Mrs J. J. Swift Secretary.
The Board of Managers OF last year were rec e;tsd
with few changes, and, after receiving the annual
dues from the members present the Society adjourned
Ninth Anniversary OF the German Hebrew
benevolent Society.
On Wednesday evening this Society gave
it, Ninth Annual Dinner, at the City Assembly Room.
There about 80 persons present on the oecahon,
Mr. joe Segman, the Precedent Of the Society occu-
n
at his left Rev Dr. Raphal Several other clergyman
OF the Jewh persuasion were alo at the table AZ the
members arrived they entered The reception room and
splued the President of the Society AT O'Clock, din
ner being ready the company marched into their 80 ds
ut the table. There were tables spread with
vell.preparcd dinner The New.York Brass Band was
present and dscoursed music at Intervals during the
evening. Previous to partnkiny OF the supper grace
was said by Rev Mr. Sicenberg. Some tins WIS then
spent IN discussing the substantial aNuries upon die table
after which Rev. hdoph Reuben, OF Emanuel Canrrh,
German laraeilsh Congregation m Chfys,4e Z, chatei
prayer II the closo Of which there was much appiau e.
During tie rnycrthe heads OF large prop brtOn OF the
company covered D~ort was then partakca OF; a.
torwLeh the Pre- dent OF the Society called tie Assem- h-e
10 order and in eloquent manner prDceee 81 address
thosepi,sei referring the youhlness Of the S,cs,y.
congrrul ting It upon the emcun OF good done "A ncn
toned with what pride he regarded the Soc.cy, IN view
! al what Il had done and would accomplish Paupsrs n.
he saii has greatly increased in this metropolis Ia,
inducements which this country Afforded 70 Immigrants
is hal attracted them Lticr Theprodacyeness q! tic
country the hospitality OF the people the liberal spirit OF
it. ntutiun tie liberty Of speech OF the press AL OF
CONCIERGE were great Inducements TO those who desire
20 Gee iiom the lands Of oppression. And was the
duty and pleasure OF this socey TO All those who aAiei
here destitute The remarks Oi the President were cute
extended and expressed the thanks OF the jews ofAnor
lea that this land they cosll enjoy their peculiar belief
without enduring that persecution which their race hsi
suffered NJ the hands Of kncs aud poenGts OF the oil
woTd When he resumed hs seat IL was loudly cheered.
Tie Oasts we've then read They were truly parriOic
and heightened. congrsuiaiory 70 the Society, nph-
meniGry the President OF the ated states the cie
Auihoities. aud In appreciation Of Charity. Eme-,n
/ the Pres. &C They were responded 20 by Rev. NJ.
lesCs Rev, Dr. Raphcli, Ex-Recorder Ta.rnadse, 81.
lyco. Mr.. Rrungen. Mr. Waterman, OF NeW-lsven, AMI
1 otheis in able speeches, which were vel received
| That Of Rev. DIR RaphSl was especially eloquent
Rev Mr. lssscs in responding 20 o: the toasts