New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

stand upon ia platform they fearful Of tao do
being saline The Hard have been 50 ni,ed once b.
going blind md Il isnc wonder dai their leader. arr
more csrtou-
1t has ben tie PRACTICE OF Captain Ryndar Of tic En-
pre- Club al his life to keep diary in which Is recorded
al lii political financial and personal erparenees Ia
imitation Of Ill other poiiticians Captain RyndeTs e. Is
stated Is writing book for the press which VII con
tain al tie minute reinnioon o. hs political operations
II viii be rich affair
AID FOR MoEILE-The amount contributed in tbs Ci,y
thus FAR IN Of those suffering by of Pesence in
Mobile il - 4s2 send contributions to J Ryan Treas
urer No 10 wallsi
meeting was held at the Revere House in Boston on
Friday night when seoo subscribed and the next
dry ~ 500 collected
MEKTIse TO AID The ScrrIRrsG jews o. New Or
LE.Ns.The congregation T. Maj Israel mot in the Syna
gogue, Chryste st. of O'Clock. yesterday afternoon to
devise means TO aid the Jewish sufferers at New Orleans
The meeting commenced by appropriate religious services
in the Hebrew language. after which Mr. Urah Judah
delivered imprisoned appeal behalf of the Jews of
New Orleans The fowing gentlemen then appointed
a committee TO obtain subscriptions Rev. Mr. Cohen De
Braue and NJ De Leeuw
ScNDaY EyEsISo At THE ALLIANCE TEsT.-A large au-
diencc assembled at the Temperance Alliance Tent
Of Thirty fifth st and Sixth av last evening to listen to
speeches IN advocacy OF Total Abstinence The
decorated with various banners which inscribed:
Maine June 9, 1851 = Minnesota March 2. 1859"
Massachusetts, May 1852 :" Michigan June 90 1883
Rhode Island May :, Isj2;" Vermont, March 1888"
Thee dates indicate the several periods which the Maine
Law passed in those States.
Tho meeting was addressed by the Messrs Buregh Mr.
Club and Mr. Clark II was expected that DIR. Lees Of
England would be present speak 10 the aud encc but
he absent from sickness Mr. Clubb supplied his place
Several pleasing songs by Mr. Clark, the audi
joining with great unciion in the chorus The pro
coodings Of the meeting finished by Maine Law
speech from Mr.. Williams
collection made TO defray the expenses Of these
meetings the amount received was about so. \ large
number Of children admitted Sunday mornings and
afternoons and suitable teachers in attendance TO in
part gIatutous instruction to them The expenses of the
this work o doing good and they earnestly call on the
friends 81 temperance Ia render them material assist
ance in carrying out their phanhropc purpose.
During tie year ending on The is inst the consumption
Of seyCral articles of provisions in the Metropolitan Hotel
were Beef $4,000 lbs lamb and mutton, $500 head
veol head fish and lobster 10000 lbs oysters and
clam. c2GcOO poultry and game, $1,000 head ham and
pork o. 600 lbs butter and cheese $1,000 lbs egg' 79o
OCO milk and 100000 quarts -four and meal,
$500 bhls. fruit and vegetables value 10000 brandy
and other rquor- ea22 gallons. champagne 2eo bottle
sherry, Madeira &c, 229l2 bottles care and white wines,
1922 bottles This independent Of malt liquors cordala,
cooking wines Sc The gross cash receipts for the year
100000 1b IS ind pendent Of and tear which
II by a small item The cost OF heating the house
and the eas consumed during tho year $4,000 Gro
ton waterfront, $1,000
The amount Of eaabcs taken for each voyage OF al
Ocean steamshpi almost incredible the following bill
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