The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

Mr.. Tspysa, Of IL Cevrt~ and AHTxk~ sass
N Y. Gale. Il u Tima sGos
T. N. Reoss~ e the frsbs~s sGos.
Robert D. Daok Of The Herald e0pe
Mr.. Rowan, OF Smirh's onAoo.
J. A. Smith sf ths Ssssdoy MUcusy
Mr.. wosdbury. Of vssnaas's snoe
Mr. Kent of the s'srrso,yp. AssssssaoA
Mr. Hill Of the Bible Houss
Mr.. Boyos. Of ths Methodist Bosk Ooeosra.
The PRESIDENT read the following liberal offer
SATURDAY EVENING" Sept ~
Mr. CHARMAs-In Addi aen to any dsmsastestion that
n. Be msde this evening beg 70 ;sy ~. ssv' : ss
snsl ers BY fever in New Orleans Who s contested
with ths pntipg interest Mr. Burton has kindly ten
the purpose .ithout charge The costumes ssd music
bave sso gratutousiy contributed By Msssrs Ssy
engaged ia the satertaamsnt asd the sasre proceeds
resulting from the gill BE- handed without any
deduction whatever. The evening Of Saturday October
!, is hxed for the occasion Respectfully susmittsd
7. O. FAULKNER.
When be had read the foregoing the PRESIDENT
stated that he had received $40 from gentleman for
the charitable purpose Tor which they had met.
On motion. the Il lowing gentlemen were appointed
committee of finance to receive and forward to New
Orleans all the contributions made
T. N. RooKxR. OF the Tribune.
n F CALI, Of the Tiwses
10. ELIIoTr, OF the Herald.
Mr.. Thomas presented al so from the printers
employed ON the Times. and Mr.. Dack handed in
$50 from those on the Herald.
vote of thanks was given to Mr.. Faulkner and
the other members of the amateur company, for the
generous manner in which they volunteered to con.
tribute the entire proceeds Of an evenings entertain
ment to the relief Of the suffering printers in New
Orleans.
Mr. CoLBURN expressed the hope that the printers
would take active part in this matter, and that
they would that the house was well filed on the
evening of the performance Saturday next.
The President announced the receipt Of o1atlon
of Sl4 so from the printers employed in T. B. Smith
4 f,o,vn Dsoha ID hall
Mr. SMITH, of the Mercury, hoped that the public
would be solicited to contribute towards the object
Of the meeting.
AT this stage of the proceedings the following bill
was handed in from the proprietor OF Tammany
Hail.
PRINTERS SOCIETY," To TAxxAyY HALL DR..
To usesof room Me- .$5
The bill was ordered to be paid Immediately.
A motion was adopted directing the committee Of
ten to prepare an address to the people of New
York asking for assistance.
The meeting then adjourned
ADDRESS TO THE NEW YORK PRTHTERs.
The following is the address prepared by the com
The undersigned, . committee appointed at meeting
called for the purpose of cevsng means whereby to
hsve the necessities Of the printers of the city of Ns~
Orleans, respectfully yet co ifdently appeal 10 the
printers of New York and their fellow mechanics gene
tsmplstsd in their appointment NO one class Of the
community in that ILL., fated city have to lament greater
oads their number than the printers and II has
frequently happened that he who day set the type
which announced the deaths Of his felo has
to had the sad Office performed for himssh
by the WHO Yesterday worked 1t hts side Many and
Aournful the Of and suffering among
fellow oratsmsD the tdngs OF which sachsd
much has BEEN dons to alleviate IL BY the Typera-
phic Union Of that city but their treasury II exhaus
and who enjoying the blessings Of health and
prosperity, dsvoivss the duty Of caring less ftu
nats brothers and friends Full Onesxtn of their
has BEEN carried off BY tho dreadful scourgs aud
many now lie upon beds OF anguish aad distress To
alleviate this Distress and to provide suitably for those
unable work from tine effects of Is the ,tve
which sctuates In calling you for aa, and We
ut that the call win be promptly and ibsr.y rsspond
These who wish to contribute for this purpose
can send their donations to either Of the undersigned
committee by whom they VIII DO thankfully received and
publicly Acknowledged.
r, D. DACK Herald Office
j. n. KENT. 2l6 William street
o. B TAPPAN. Courier office.
IA SMITH Sunday Asrcury.
n GALE Times Office
J.P Woodbury. IT Dutch street.
T.W ROWAN. 258 william street.
j. D. B0YCE Meth. Blk Concsrn.
J. HILL, Bible House.
New York, Sept. "a, 1858
The following is the Relief Committee Of the New
Orleans Typographical Union =
kcCaffrey. W. r. Skslton
r. j S'apsbury. T. p. MoCAnn.
A ". B,swsr ION. j. n Tsylor
Gerard Sdth ]. G.. Henry.
+. Hedges d. Bysrly.
L. Graham. j. Bsgss.
Some Of these at the last accounts, were lying sick
OF the fever.