New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

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ond We want all Fbo can to give someihing for
,lohine Rs especially something good n ea' can be
- e. The basement Of ihe Mariners Chapel Rooeveltst,
Il - - our Office No. 20 Bible House.
l c L. BRACE Secretary chiidfen's Ala Society.
Iberocuess Of the Managers Of the Sociey for the Re
- If Destitute Children Of Seemen. cheer uy publish
| 1. following correspondence
~ Tss.s,, Society FOR The Relief Of pesiists chnlren
.Esp seinowedee the reoept Of sAS5 through Capt sar
81 tss Of thu ecnoI gwen sy You for their benefit, sor
bsi wsmes thalts ua'as that saeh noble % osr
charity may long be spared 70 dsss the word and
@ ave received eofstle this iato sfond be called
sray sSs Isn,G seeiuas from ~ e,asr q the Board
! Sxien IsanS Nov. g. issS
pur MADAM sknc~edse the receipt Of your letter in which
- ron that the given BY me for The Relief o. Ds
ri you ior wishes expressed toward
~ TIE Managers have received TO constitute this
the memory Of this charity and the benefits &C
isrbot t hshy hrd ~ tbs appreciation o. my slight
$50 asSTd ne arrost Of society more de.rT.
| IL aab wh Oh esD hardly &c found.
wa The .ssi whes The rsPsrty Of your Society and hs
6 hspns OF both Jour',h s1d Msssser1 rs@sa }oar
IS BsmssT Secretary Of .he Society the Relief Children
De.,hute Semen.
Batoa, Dec. TO- 1858
TnE Pooh ARE REMExEERED-Tbe following letter
oaks for iisespeaks tho language Of the heartwords
"a; will the hearts Of the poorwe hope win warm
trs who able tn they remember to do just such
arm deeds:
NEw.YoRK Moody. Dee 70 1853.
oLos 81 7lsse a. yosI 5;gs.a and subject
sybouo place u this city Of the Dstnbstg Reservoir
S ,6" deere Of oIes or more n S 10 that case the
es receiving will have 70 be their carriers as have no
desre hs hI9ssh YOU poor 3say ,uerps 9qaaay may re-
give ai' yasr d an through GODS "s 2 iRsSS' %oErn
The Commissioners &C. Police q. their last meeting filed
~. Al Il
ant BY the resignation of VIM Taft by promoting ia
obi sebrpg for many years past the Second Lieutenant
William Corgi late detailed officer at the Second Dskc.
Police Cont was appointed 10 fill the place of Second
Lieutenant
T1nx OF OFTIcE ExPRED-The time for which Daniel
Cspenter Esq, Captain of the Fifth Ward Police ap
roned having expired yesterday he before tbepub
Ie for reappontment 1t appears to be the universal
trssion OF opinion by nearly all the influential citizens Of
Dat Ward that Capt c. should be reapponted he having
their estimation fulfilled the duties of this Office to their
Atsaotion.
The annual Report Of the Treasurer Of the Fire Depart
peu Fund was presented Monday evening to the Board Of
Aldermen and ordered file The report says that the
trustees take peculiar pleasure in presenting their report
for the past year from tho fact that they have ii in their
power TO lay before you statement of tbs financial psi
ion Of this institution VIII ch is in high degree gratifying
70 them os IT, no doubt VII be to you and also, to sck
rowedge with deep gratitude the very many instances of
voluntary and unlocked tor aid by which they have been
enabled TO add materially to the Permanent Fund. In
confidence with the Charter Of the Crystal Palace Asso
CATION the management set day apart and devoted three
ious Of the nett proceeds of the amount received IN AID
Of our fund.- realizing the handsome of ss2l 81 was
promptly paid to aud appropriately acknowledged by our
treasurer
ton of the generous manner in which their calls for aid
have been responded to by the various Insurance Com
psnies of City which have contributed most literally
The report further speaks Of the beray of associations,
incorporated companies and individuals.
Tho Treasurer had remaining in hand last year. a bal
auce Of S45 80; since which time he has recayed from
various the Of SJ357 g. which in the aggre
gate amounts TO s3lOS 49, out OF which there has been
expended the sum Of sl399 A; invested Sl2,5OO rein
vested S70O; leaving balance deposited in the Butch
ers and DrOveIs Bank. TO the credit of the Fire Depart
mont Fund Of S6e9 80 The Permanent Fund now
amounts 70 Ss475O (which Ssf5o0 is invested on Bond
nrd MORT age and 80 in the Manhattan Bank Stock.
That ho public may have proper understanding of the
character and amount OF good accomplished by the char
ties ofhe n. Fire Department. they would state that
they have about three hundred widows, ana eight
hundred children Of Firemcn under thor care, besides
manysick and disabled members, several OF whom
blind. having lost iher sight in the discharge OF their
ous The amount OfmOncy applied 10 the relief OF many
recipients during the past year IN the payment OF pensions
TO widows and in tie purchase OF coal and shoes aud bury
ing the dead reaches the large sum OF sl39l9 a. Imr
teen hundred and twcny.n pairs of shoes have dur
ing tie past year. been distributed among tho children
ofFiromen now attending the public Schools.
orphan II.
life at the fire in Essex St. have been properly provided
for and guardians appointed from the Board of Trustees
The different Insurance Companies contributed Tor their
benefit Tie sum Of sl,3O2.
Tho report concludes with word to the younger mam
ben Of the Department the necessity of sub ,rdnaton
md discipline The efficiency OF every organized ooly
depends upon the unanmiiy and entire Willingness oil IN
diduas to sacrifice all personal feeling for the good 81
the whole body and 60 yield ready obedience to those
Ilaced in authority them and in no organization IS
This necessary than in ours And II the Department
expects retain that character for usefulness ana honor
able bearing which has characterized IL for year5 past all
differences of opinion animOsty either Individually or
in companies should be forever dscarded hon they WIN
be sure to command the respect and confidence OF the
community and perpetuate the blessings which the charity
now confors upon the widow aad the orphan
The terms of service of j. n Philips, p IL. Wins and
Adam J. Pentz, exire this year Three trustees there
fore ~ be elected for three years each ana one IA
place of John Buyer Jr resigned for his unexpred time
Of one year
RKLnr FOR rHE SUFFERING We acknowledge tho re
sept Of thirty letters several of them containing small
suns of money for the relief OF the very destitute English
family mentioned in an article in paper on Monday
The Il 10 whom communca atoms may be addressed Is
the writer csthe ar e and the recipient of the Offer
ns of the beng violent The persons had no knowledge OF
the publication made in their behalf until the writer called
in the evening and made them the happest family in New
York by showing them how many friends they have One
gentleman offered them home in his house and several
promise to secure them employment "A widow with sal
AIRY Of only 81 a week sent aty cents Blu; the mo'l
touching thing of all is the following
DxAR SIR, painful feelings the 'anehoy
the English nteman and little baby aud oar hears
touched their slcon We four sh sewers
xrepee each Of earnings to-day towsd their Tset
II but mite bur reruaera9n small other se
soald AFFORD Us uesPeSksble pleasure 90 ssnd more
'' ''''''''''' MARY, Louisa ANNIE SUSAN"
II these four poor shirt sewing girls viii give their ad
dress TO r, verify their good deed shall be rewarded
We are requested to give the address of the English fam
ly 90 that sympaihising friends may call upon them