New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

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At the close Of the lecture the following resolutions
read and unanimously adopted:
Rred That we have listened with profound deep in
instruction and satisfaction TO the series Of discourse
delivered by Rev Mr. Gavaz on the subject o. the Papa system an
that with unqualified APPRECIATION wei
R,S That Zach lecture has Increased admiration the bold
Inne nd Of the L;es1eT S and oar n
the whole subject Of the greatest importance to
lures this city early day as he may be able.
Father Gavazzi came forward and said that if ii wa,
thought that another Of his lectures would be calc
| lated to forward the Of IrJth he would deliver
another course commencing week after next lie wouic
not promise rcot this nasmuch as he had many
new topics upon which TO speak.
RELIEF FOR THE NEw-YoRX VOLuSTEERs-A com
mtce was recently appointed by the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen inquire into the present condition OF the rem
naut OF the New York Volunteers.
In pursuance Of the Appointment two of the members OF
the Committee Assistant Aldermen Ring and Broaden met
yesterday in the City Hall Library at o'clock Phi They
were met by Major Dyckman Lieut. Miller Serg Peel and
private Dick IN the part of the Volunteers.
Assistant AID RING said that he considered that the OBJ
ect The Board had in view. in appointing this Committee
was 10 learn how many Of them would be fit and able to
work. in employment could be got for them
Major DYcENAN-l fear there are very few OF them now
able perform any heavy work for the climate OF Caior
MIA has affected their liver and has made them stess and
deprived them Of that energy which Is necessary tor the
proper discharge of many OF the empoymcnts OF me-
Serg PFEL-None of them are certainly so strong "a
when they left home but nevertheless there are great
many descriptions OF work which they could perform and
many office, that they would be well able to ILL., know
cy would be glad to get employment and we have made
frequent applications 10 the Minis House Commissioners
to get some OF them appointed NardehS on hdhdall
Island; but though We had the strongest recommend
atoms, not able TO succeed in getting any one
As.;,tapt AID RlNG-In case we would be able to pro-
fure for ~
want to be satisfied TO Their character and trust
Serg Prrr-I think that they can all be well
mended but | could make more particular inquiries into
every know that some OF them have got hard
name for drinking too much and the like; but do not
think il the circumstances considered that they are :"
much Ia blame. Every asks them to drink they can
get a. much drink would make drunk twenty times As
many but thinks of asking them 10 have
breakfast dinner, asking them are they hungry or
have they the price Of their nights lodging nder such
Circumstances DO not think II all wonderful that these
should yield to present temptation and seek to forget
their misery drunken oblivion IT, however there
was that interest manifested toward, them by their fellow
citizens to which think them entitled, and that they
bad to interest themselves to get them employ
and that they had any prospect before them am
sure they would act differently.
Assistant AM. RNG-Ilow many have YOU now in New
York How many them able To- work What fund, have
Won relieve the sick and how much do YOU alo" them
per week
Scrt Prr1-Thcre are about sixty Of ont Of the
thousand who LETT New-l York now in the City Perhaps
forty Of them would be- able their bread in different
empoynct> ami there are more than twenty who are not
able 10 do 80 because of i'll health Three OF these have
each of them lost leg or au arm. and of them have
families The find ourselves justified IN allowing
Ia tie sick +, two dollars per week. have received
roirc to aid them but $500, which given 10 L. Col
rruusm from the Heller benefit gwen for their rehctat
the hucse Assembly Rooms would be most anxious that
All the circumstance, connected with TN, matter should be
known tie public When Dir Heller proposed perform
IL t,r tie benefit Of the New or< Volunteers there was
very uncrou. Committee formed To carry the Object INTO
effect but the chief management OF the entire matter was
Z. Fl, Mr. q -, r..
first ~ Secretary. the last Treasurer Just before the
Concert come of we lead To- believe that four thousand
ticket, had been sold al half dollar each When was
over however after much upuirv told that there
would be- only eight hundred dollars after all expenses and
that four hunded of that sum was then lodged IA me mem
zeal Bank and that the remainder would be deposited there
within ~ few days from that period. We heard nothing Of
this Tor long time and la, after many visits much soil
citation and waiting. there two hundred dollars given
Lv the Secretary and Treasurer to H. Col Bunham but
more than this could get from them nor do we know
what became eli the money. And hope the gentlemen con
Atccd with The Press, VINO are present. VIII ct ihc Poic
Assistant AID RlyG--It ought be known. indeed but as
have majority of the Committee here AID Breden
and de- nothing and II you could come here on Mon
day again and then YOU might be able to furnish Us with
Sercraut PrrI-There will be one of our body buried
on sunday and there is another in the Hospital whose
death we EXPECT every day We not able to support
item ont the public Hospital by any means we have got
and cannot help sending them there Fifteen OF them have
been buried within the last six months.
Assistant Aid RING-Wel, | hope something Will be
done and that there may be an opportunity OF providing
for some of YOU in tie Police or some other way
II was arranged that the Committee would meet again on
Monday o'clock, p NJ. when the parties separated
CoysrcR,rroy oy A JEWISH SYxAGoGUE-Yesterday
afternoon the Synagogue of Congregation Rodoph Shaom
was consecrated with great soemny to the worship Of
God The galleries occupied by the women only
and the body of the edce by the men About LOO per
were present
The exercises were opened with grand symphony by
Uirschman's Band Rev Drs LIlienthal and Rapha fol-
lowed bv the President and Trustees Of the Congregation
brought the Scrolls Of the Law to the closed doors Of the
Synagogue where standing under canopy and knocking
three times loudly at the door, they.exclaimed
Open into US the gates Of righteousness we will enter
them and praise the LORD 81, - ~
Tie doors were then opened and the Preachers Pres
dent and Trustee, entered in procession with the scrolls
the Rev Dayidsohn accompanied Oy the chOr anu Dahd
singing
from the OF the Lord
The nroce.,on headed by the preachers next advanced
slowly up the isles until arrived at the ark the Rev " Da-
yI-ohn meantime singing the following
How Ood tents o Jacob thy tsSen,ee s lsr1s An. And
en thee viii bow down the temple 0 Of tsns % 0g
psc OF thy glory therefore will worship bow down and bendthe
me 1is io spSe tune in thine abundant mercy
sWer re the Truth ofthy salvation
The nine scroll, containing the five books of Moses writ
ten in the Hebrew language parchment were gwen INTO
the hand, of different members of the congregation and
,ovon circuits performed under the canopy and IN front o.
the ark Drriu. the ir-t circuit Rev Mr. Lyon chanted
q Son. of j, gree, OF David commencing
Ied they cad INTO st go INTO the house OF the
Lord Our feet stood within thy gates o. jerusalem
-. Day:1,ohn chanted AN ode the dedication Of
tl- U.u.e Of David during the second circuit.
Ir-pg the u rd circuit Psalm of David was chauned
hv Rev Dr Hacner. , ,,..
Rrv Mr. S,embcrg chanted Psalm TO the Chief Musi-
can rpou tie Getteh by the sons Of horah during the
fourth circuit. "a, follows:
5sishtI are thv abernaes Lord Of Hosts, NJ soul
b .v Lord mind and body