The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

ThIrtieth Anniversary Of che Hebrew Bee
nevolent Society.
The thirteth anniversary Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Association Celebrated In the usual manner last
"Wednesday evening At the Chinese Assembly Rooms
At eight o'clock the company retired 70 the dining
room, whore they ate and irank right merriy An e1
ceisnt bill OF fare presented ON the occasion, to
which the guests did ample justice, indeed.
After the inner man had been provided for the follow
ing persons were unsed officers for the evening
frestdent-H Aronson.
Vice President-T. NJ Dreyftus.
TIeasureI-Johp Levy.
On each sde OF the Preside sat the invited guests
the hopo Vice Presidents and tie directors and over
their heads suspended beautiful banner, bearing
the following inscription Ia Hebrew
O G , . g
. ''The Hebrew Benevolent Society," q
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At the conclusion of the dinner was said in He
brew by the Raw NJ. Ansel Leo.
The first regular toast was then offered by the Pre-
Tbs day we celebrate It's coming is the dawn Of hope
the May s closing call down their grateful blessings
The second regular toast was then proposed
Our Country
The best hopes If mankind are still conferred in thee
The third toast then proposed, amidst great ap-
Our brethren III the old world Vast tse oeen that
The fourth regular toast was then proposed amidst
he Presaen Of the Unis,t States The ust Jus CHI
Co.. to AZ the s man the A0'' work Of
TIE PRESIDENT Of the association responded to this
toast as follows:-I am delighted, gentlemen to
many OF brethren here this evening" and many other
persons who have before favored with their pre-
In This happy uutry Jew and Gentle upon
The footing and both have the yhts and psi
yileges. (ch,ers.l
TIE 6fSh toast was then proposed
Charity The general friend expounting the great rule do
yGn 4 te doNA h
The Rev Mr.. lsAAcs responded to this toast lie -aid
that during the past year than 200 appca is had
tn admitted to the Jewish Schools and toc hsir
port So eco n beeI contributed tor their suseoncs
From the shores OF the Mississippi to the Empire STATE
The coming year held out prospects of still gre. de-
mand upon their liberal purses The IsHslites ia Nss
York should sJmpsthse With their neeiy brethren for
we, said tbs speaker know North, East iouth,
west We inow but thing-ttat is our Je wish
brethren must be relieved i they are in want
TIE sixth regular toast then proposed
glorious n,otso .- Band Yankee DOedls"
of the official representatives. Of the city
State present that evening the District Attorney n g.
Blunt wocld have been presen had it cot been for the
pressure Of business He aid doubt have been there
to respond TO the toast, He knew that the
Of which this great city CON posed houoed and
respected bis Jewish brethren cloud chsers) In this
great and glorious republic despotsn did not oppress
the Israelits but the contrary he held his head
ligb as any man in the United States. (Appause.)
The seventh regular toast was then proposed
Religious Liberty God choicest gift mans dearest
The Rev DR.. RAPHAEL responded to Thu toast at some
length, touching uTon tina tyranny Of the European
les and the des potsm with which they governed
their subjects But thank God said the eloquent divine
IN this happy country man may worship his God
in whatever wsy he please without being arrested BY
gendGrme for doiug Even In France, where there
II profession without the reality, the Jew cannot old
an Office, it. forsooth, = bishop does not like it In
conclusion be proposed the follow toast
May the power the despots be broken, FROM the
banks OF the Vstua TO the Danube heard shout
liberty. 0oud cheoring)
The eighth rssniaf ioast then proposed
Internationally guardian Of freedom and happiness MI
Sic The star Spa eled baurer.n
The Key DIR. iIlIkNTHAL responded in glowing terms,
holding up cur public schools exam ole worthy to
be initiated By all Europe The daspots Of that coanr
only sought their agrandisemsnt and therefore xet
innate power. Rard--.' Nancy THU
The ninth regular toast was Ii en- proposed -
Our Sister SocietiesCh rishtd pet,ors it III
o. applaud ther Efforts and rejoice a. tueir
success. Ausic-Wau
Mr. Morrison lesponded in an able manner
The tenth and last toast was thea proposed:
The Frssnot pendent and free the Republics pro
teet5r husic--Ann Columti
Or Leesi, OF the Phaoslp hs OcciIicnt responded.
The frst vos nteer toast was prepese by Dr. A. Water
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TIC meuory Of late Precedent, Major n Ssh Band
Funeral dirge
JOIN LEVY tbes noupced that the contributions fer
the eyenn amount to ry SIS OQo all OF which would
be Used icr bensyolent purposes
Ahuua three hu dreo 6f persons dow to din
ner. and never remember occasion .hsrs bett
order preserved where the Representatives. OF
l. preHs were 'eceiye3 with courtesy,
Aoout the witching hour of night the banquet broke
win the manner in which the proceedings Of the evening
conducted