The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

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H. Aronson, President.
+. j. King Vice President.
John Levy, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
isan0 Henry TSSfsa paHsasop. Esward Edv,u kGSn Tunk
Isaac Huber, George 9. Maws0n,
Zion Bernstein Pncus King.
II. Hersfeld,
At about seven O'Clock some two hundred and fifty
gentlemen down to most sumptuous dinner, pro-
vided by Mrs sammcrs, OF Delaney street. Among the
invited guests who sat at the Presidents table
Rev. Dr. Raphall, Rev. Mr.. Leo, Robert Lyan, p. J.
Joachimssen, Jas. Falman, F. Swart, President SHBS
Pres. Inst. D. Sampson Mr.. Booth, Sas c. Herring,
Jacob Abraham Jonas b Phillips, F. A. Talmadge, ex
recorders Rev 8. Isaacs John Cochranc j. Seligmap,
A. Mitchell.
The invited guests who sat at the Vice Presidents
table were-Dr Gardner, Blankman, L.Mawson, DID.
Walter, L. Myers, H. B. Herts w. Humbert B. W.
Hart, DR.. Ashman, A. Cohen
After the cloth removed the following toasts were
duly given by the PRESIDENT
ToAsrs.
1. The Day Celebrate-Tts coming Is the dawn Of
hope to the poor may Its closing call down their grae
3. TO the Memory Of the late Judah Touro
Our Brethren in the Old world-vast Is the ocean
that divides but boundless the love that unses u.s.
The President of the United Staes-The illustrous
chief Of Ga happy people An honest man s the noblest
s. Charity-The general friend expounding the great
ruleIo you would be done by. Responded BY the
The City and state Of New York aud its Constituted
Authortes-May 1t ever realize its glorious motto Ex
I. Our Country-Grcat, glorious and free; tho best
hopee Of mankind still centre In thee Responded to by
8. aucstion-TAe guardian Of freedom and bsppiness.
Responded 10 by Rev. Dr. Llienthal.
9 Religious IbertyG choicest gft mans dearest
right.
TO- The Press-Honest and frse It is like the air we
breathe without 1t we no longer live Responded to by
Robert Lyon. Esq, editor Of the Aspsonedn.
II. Our Sitter Socicties-hershed competitors In the
race Of beneAcencc applaud their efforts and rejoice
at their
The PRESIDENT after the third toast read the following
letter.
MAYORS Osyrcg |
Newport Rhode Islani, Nov. Is, 1854.
H. ARoSsoS Esq, President
MY DEAR SrR-I have the pleasure to acknowledge the
receipt Of your kind letter OF the 7h instant incosnx
card inviting the Mayor and Alderman Of this city to
visit New York. and dine with the Hebrew Benevolent
Society the occasion Of the 33d anniversary OF the
organization on tie "2d inst.
This invitation has been communicated by TO the
gentlemen composing the Board Of Aldermen, who
desire with me- to return their thanks for your polite
Invitation assuring you Of sympathy In every phi
when convenient to Visit New York at that time, and
participate with you in friendly interchange at your
The city Of Newport in olden times was the honored
and happy home Of many Of your race; and although
s ss US to e m aa
raoois tno past summer, while with upon n
full occasion), stl remains sad memorial of the mu-
liability Of earthly distinction.
beg leave to submit the following sentiment with
renewal of thanks for your kind letter and sub.
scribe myself yours and the sccisys ODE lent servant
VIM. c. COZZEN5, Mayor.
The Hebrew Benevolent Society Of New York-Slay It
ever flourish and its truly great and noble efforts tend
TO future good may the example ouro be their polar
star--an sraelite, indeeda merchants philanthro.
pist-whosc noble and generous character while living
was model worthy Of Imitation. e'
The citizens Of Newport take pride in acknowledging
him native Of their city, and their late sponta
assembling to render the last tribute of 20 his
honored remainswhile being entombed In the
cemetery Of his ancesorbespeaks their sorrow at tho
death Of the last Of that honorable and familiar name
who early sought home In this State which vas ths
first freely opened TO religious libcry, without rsstric
l ton.
The PRESIDENT then said
Gentlemen and respected friends Permit me a. Pre-
ident OF this benevolent society TO offer you my most
heartfelt welcome to this the thirty third anniversary
our society II is only once year that regret I am
not orator, and that 10 when filling the chair M this