New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-01
THANKSGIVING AMONG TIE POOR

Yesterday was happy day for many hungry
child of poverty IN New-York. Not only happy in
the enjoyment of a Thanksgiving dinner but in the
prospect for the future. The info wing Of the donG
tiors TO some of the charitable institutions was ex
trerely liberal Mr.. Pease has furnished US with the
following list of donations to the Five Points House
Of Industry for which be desires to make public
acknowledgment, and, in behalf of the poor who
have and will psrtake Of the bounties their heartfelt
thanks The hotels contributed literally.
AsroE HOUSE. tper the steward s. Bsrker)-Sj pounds
beef turtles leaves Of bread 50 pounds Of oater %
o. S HoTrt-2g pounds Of beef, turkies leaves Of
q toILAsoaE HOUSES turtis., daei'. 4ehieksOa
pASHATrAs HOTIL-S turtles chickens. .. D.,
NEW YoRy HOTEL. tper Mr. Sister me s'e"ndf-io var
ti,. u pairs Of chickens, ham.
EtsLI's HorEL-6 turtles.
THoNr,oSs sALooS-B.autfal OIE'ment' for the table.
Tpsy and rise. POr
IsvIse sorsr- ruIsy, Ham "a Plss and lot o. Cakes
WEsIIsS HorEL-4 Pies. Tursies, chsAen'' ? LOsve'
Of Bread ..p....v.,,.
h S ioSsf-2 piece: Roas. Sss Chicken, large
ba..st Of Rolls, .Hd lot Of Cafes -.
cLIoED H9rsELosl O. cshs Lo, Of Sc, ed Tsss
BIZ 9: vs., Ne Ises S f,oS S t'f T Z. ii P No.
b. Front Henry swht c., No ne sIon,ss shsrn!5
Frost e: spencer I Porter No. 100 FrOntst.
az as2' aS TpSos Msiet 4, pound. ofns b
Nj Of Pear 'ens his css and team to saas do
Nis,e. FrsH sent 81 pies
Ms sURhY. one hsm.
BnHoP 4 RosER1soS, Fulton Markei - 50.
M c FoRsax Wet Wss1nzr0n MArkrt, two ttsksa
Fgom NoAwicH. T. came eaFt ioad Of bedding cloth
ing. snd other god ihnss
These ample supplies of food SO far as they could
be, were cooked and fed to a great crowd Of poor
women and children whose joyful, happy coun;e-
panees. II they could have been by the donors,
would have given them ample satisfaction for their
bounty. The house was crowded with visitors ell
dsy. who left donations 10 the amount Of four hun
tred and eight dollars.
Speeches, singing and happiness with remarkable
eood order, were the order OF the day.
At the Old Brewry Mission IIouse, under tire charge
ofthe Rev Mr.. Lakn, every thing was equally proper
Gus AID 10Y i'll. The chapel was crowded with ladies and
eeutlenen. and children Of the Mission School The
baseuent was filed with tables full of food, and the
children Of the school were first fed and then the
nates n ne uished and the crowd from the street,
under the control OF couple OF police officers,
marched in gle fe and surrounded the tables as
,b;cl, A. they could stand, where they filed their
hungry s-ousehs with roast tGrky, chicken beef,
h.m bread. cake ct oeters- Il was perfectly delight
t 10 ace these poor regZed and not over-elean, nun
~ te bovs and girls, deyour this, their very
Tb,rkssiying supper. One Of the most satisfactory
things which we observed during the day. at both OF
these Institutions was tie great Improvement visible
in The conduct Of the roughest OF these outside bar
abaraus." II does seem evident to every one * an
animate with this locality that every one OF those
horasy. and thanksgiving or Christmas dinners
wen 10 this class of people, has most haPpy eject
n brings them so in contact with the best LADIES' and
rer,lemeu of the City-those with human souls
thar ite1psnds and feeds the souls Ofhe poor a. much
ons Who knew the locality a. we did, long before
NJ pa..s located there, cannot but feel his heart
e,n,pa every time he visits the place to see now
urch vosd Ia. beeu done in tie shoH space o. 'asse