New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
6ueeial Notices.

49, .ru..l m the Christian PubIic.-Ws
he earnest attention OF Christians oil all oenona
nvns s,real contained in the sutoined c0rslnunics
7, waud be difficult add anything which would M
the force Of such clear aud simple statement VI
- hst we must that in our Judgment the enighehod
Ifrstian benevoence OF the people oil tins city was
- appealed 10 for more worthy Object L.. ..
rHr WV POINTS hssIos-it IL deemed e1ppeolsns ~ ~
a.; ;.nr,rre of the affairs Of the Ladies' Home missionary
III the T. Church define It's position before te
sSr and we do this eheerfuly, believing that the' VI"
~ viii commend itself to every thinking nnhd. y. nm.
Thv Society formed nine years ago IN uer VI 80
-sss 6sct--naney, that the spiritual privileges oi o -
81 not increase in the ratio with ir rapny J.
e population. and its object IL thus stated III INC
the Object Of this Society raise funds 70 support cry
s~1ouaries whose it VIII e IN addition - ds.
=. the (,osrel 10 visit the poor the sick aud tne
!. The lanes and alleys of City-to conscI lace
vit them-o endeavor 10 dnce thern 70 SS School
n vorrhip-to send their children TO the in
An uvou,ote the interests Of the Temperance scau'o
srcyv soay 10 labor for the good OF souls twelve
i - Lavs isboredat VARIOUS times-wlth how much
orress Drydock Roonngdale fetd r to reach
Point. can astify They have always ehnea'oto" - -,
~, s,,siv destitute of Christian instruction ana pnVi-
wears sro the attention of the ladies Of the Society
tnrped 20 the Five Points. The restitution
mssrsLIe population called loudly 10 them for sccor,
sei every fiber Of their hearts responded 70 e cIy
:nee ~ m the most urgent solicitation OF the Board co-
80 of fifty ladies Committee OF gentlemen surveyed the
k,M and reported that there was no no ,
~ plnce could be cbtaned-and that of ue Piesc' W
srdeut wishes must be rehnqusiled :.:
During the year, prayers and hopes and
clustered round that degraded spot aud though at us close MOI
ore raw of halt shining their path the board unah
ny resolved "to request the Conference then III sesso
70 grant them a missionary" in strong fah tat soe way
In eoroplnnce with this request, the Bishops appointed
Rev T. X Pease to that station, who ~ conjunction WIN
de Comnittee Of genernen succeeded IN obtaining tue
Sp Dom on the corner of Little Water and Crosssts
Sabbath School Immediately oIgaIh1cu- oaooss
preaching aud week evening meetings ara so o.ie
means for the temporal and spiritual benefit OF the popua
,ion soop grew Of this determined effort Among these
wss the Industrial Home the object OF WINCH was 70 give
1fa he
A. the close of the year the National Temperance so
eety assumed the entire responsibility OF the Industrial
Home and Rev Mr. Pease became their agent
The Ladies Society keeping steadily in view the spiritual
interests that heather population applied iSr second
missionary and the Rev MI Lucky psss o nns the S a
wear has been aboriug in that arnous ed lie and ms de-
voted wife have penetrated its dark alleys have explored
every avenue of Cow Bay and the Old Brewey the wretch
81 of garres cellars in every direction have
had their word Of counsel and their cheering AID ther Ut
t influence has been exered induce children TO attend
dsy school Instituted and supported by various benevolent
promote the temperance cause to eeye the
I and 10 counsel and direct those who appointed 10
die ard assert that through them aud others
connected with this mission moral influence has been ex-
srted which already feel throughout that entire con-
fine mission room during the last year crowded with
children and attentive adult listeners that the ladies called
upop the gentlemen redeem promise made, VIZ: That
years tla the success should warrant the OUT,
hy they would procure for them more coinodlos place
Ae thorough survey OF the entire premises tey iohcuneo
thai the Old Brewery the most eligible spot Believing
that the renovation OF thgt place would be ponc Dement,
the Society called upon the public to aid them IN their ar
Suons work NOby that call responded TO- and the 80
sety take this opportunity return their warnest thanks
n the many benevolent individuals who have 50 literally
sded them $l3 pledged and the purchase is made
t3OOo vet due and call upon those who have
mot vet contributed and who approve the plans and efforts
. detailed 10 aid us TO raise that SUN before the M May.
The Society have but object in vew-the present and
eternal good of the hundreds crowded there in misery and
nm whose ucIngs no language exasgerate aud espe-
ssy the seeds of virtue III young hearts aud thus
ave them from following their parents downward course
LEONARD KIRBY,
HENRY Sheldon Eno,,.a Con,
WILLIAM II. SKIDMORE, ''' N'~
FRANCIS HALL,