New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

aEs the service cosed with benedton. by Mss BrJ-n
PSI learn that etter il jar received by msi from
New ok City, a token Of nVprobatcn OF Mss Brown
sermon Metropolitan Hail. and Of sympathy FOR ,hs tryng
position in which she fouId hersf in the Temperance
Convention following making her the aicner to the poor
OF her pariss, Of hundred dollar note.
err TRAcr socIrrr-This Society heli meeting last
evening at the Presbyterian Church corner d Fo1rhs
and Avenue G. The Object Of the meeting 5ar re
ports from such ssOnares present The epngre
gaton Of the Chub and number Of strangers were IN al
tendance The services commenced with shynn wei sung
BIZ the choir afrer which the Rev Nj Smith Pastor 81 tn
sixbst Baptist Church offered up warm prayer in behalf
of the City Missions Another hymn sung, and the
missionaries then read their reports The first from
the Rev Mr. Beulen Of the Eleventh Ward who said that
the Eleventh Ward has ss present population OF 5000
Of these more than half foreigners and the provision
made for their devotional wants only enough 10 aeon
MEDIATE one-ffIh Of these and what is much verse
few Of them desire any. The number OF boys be-
tween the ages Of Eve ana sixteen are 1900 Of these
1000 attend school leaving 5000 negleetng the means
Of education OF this 1900 hess than 1900 attend
Sabbath School leaving 1000 to grow Up to exert their in
fuence ss free citizens wou, any correct Bible nsrur
ton These the Sabbath. constant learners in the
muiarous schools Of vice which fourishing in our
their living by thevnc Closely connected with this
statistics of iuvene vice which in this place may not BE-
given but for the removal Of which, the united prayers
and unirng efforts Of mothers and sister, Il Is fuIi be
Teved viii not be sought in vain There are IN this ward
al out 40 groc shops 200 with and 20 without license and
ali on the sabbath doing their work Of death lhe06
iect Of this Society whose call met to unite all
Christians in plan so sysiemazeg that none neel DC
ences to all the neglecters Of it, To remind all at least
once month Of their obligations, as free ntelgences 70
persa by the hands of such they recognize as the ser
wants of Christ To induce az many a. possible % aehd
the public preaching of the Word which we all recognize
ne tie great means Of grace lead these mutitufes OF
ne Iectpd children TO the Public and Sabbath schools -
supply all destitute families with the Bbe to carry Cos
pei soowng souls AMI TO bind up broken
hearts to reach this ~ 900 there ~ little more
than one hundred visitors This number should at once
he doubled that the whole ground might be covered and
the districts not be inconvenently large
The Rev Mr. Kirbey, a the Eighth Ward also rem
dered his report in which he detailed several very inter
estng Of conversion which he had been aDie 10
bring about.
70 similar effect He said the meetings a; the Mission
Station though less numeously attended than last winter
still good deal n interest has been manifested IN them
The Rev. Charles C. Darling, Missionary OF the Six
teenh Ward, and Chaplain Of the Magdalen Asylum, ~
his report stated that the efforts of the visitors IN his ward
Lad Seen greatly retarded by obstacles thrown IN their
av Inv the Catholic Priests nevertheless much good has
been elected and the way made more easy Tor fdrther
Effort The Rev. Mr. Joseph Harris, Missionary to the
Seamen gave number of instances where me seaneh
visited by him had been greatly benefited by the publca
tons with which he supplied them. The following Is
specimen N the style of his communication:
Being very DESTROYS of supplying the crew OF the Dnich
war steamer Amsterdam with Tracts 1 selected some in
their own tongue and waited for boat coming 10 the
shore was soon graied and asked if any one OF the
crew spoke English Three officers just stepping
on shore. One of them answered me- and 10 him ex
planned my object an three of them, evidently pleased
spoke the crew and commended the Tracts which we're
carefully placed in the sheets Then, in very gen
tlemanly way the officers thanked me, and the crew
raised their hats all begged | would return their az
knuwodc the City Tract Society for their present
and mark of respect"
Mr.. Orchard The Secretary presented report OF what
the Society has done during the past nine months from
which we learn that twenty two Missionaries and SIX As
sants are employed by them and also that the following
are the total results for that time;