New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

JIwIsH SOCIETIES IS NEw-YoRK.-Tbe following
is let Of the various Heorer Specifies in New
York-tscb Society being 40 independent org.ozs-
ton, nrsponsihle 70 all excepting its own mem
b'r. and, in majority OF cases, assuming al
Indifference 10 outside impressions. Several OF these
charitable socie'es-slthough q good proportion
are for The benefit Of their members
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
The seei.,, or tEe Eeoe.oa Of Poor Children .,d Relief
The GernsS Hebrew Benevolent Society
III. b.eh,l n. n 3. Lo.n Association
s. III. Youbs Men. II B A for he DsIieuti'n ofFasl
The Jew, Hospitsl ofNew York
The Jew. Oryb.n snd lboiaept As,lun
LADIES CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
F.rnsil y B s,e'et, Al,.ebsd 70 sh.r,n I.r,.L'
Ic Lsae' B. Sewing society Attached to &c she.rth
IL L.d.. n. B Society Attached TO s'n, Je.hurua
SOCIETIES MUTUAL AND CHARITABLE
u Chsbrs Geuile'h Chased. Attached to ms. Je'hu-
IS Ch.br, chs'ed vsh.m.th. Attached to "shesrth
MUTUAL BIsETir SOCIETIES.
IL Chehr,. Both rly Love. Attached 70 An'he ch.ed
IS oh.br., wiaow ana Orphan. Attached to As'hs
Is obebr, Mutu. Benefit Attached to Shan. zedeet
u The ssrd-hohD Motu. Benefit and Burial
H. The hobt.6or.. Mutual Benefit
. esss. sS,hSi Lsss A.fSss : :
~ Ch.ms BeIft .pd Burial Attached to Gh.r.y T.i,"
.. Clehrs. Gemitth Chas-d Afscn>o 20
a Ch.bi. the SICK and the Dead Attached
"Insu."
D. Cbebr,. Brothcrly Love- Attached to shs.r H,'hs
q thebr. Mutual Benefit Attached to sh.,y Roetmiu
%. chetrs Bisr Cholim Attached 10 " Roo.ph shelem
So Ladies chehr. for the Sick and the Dead Attached to
s. r. sdfs Q. nns Berth rh seven Lodges in the
ali nod IN hra
City says Of these Associations:
"They may give faint notion Of the rapid increase
of the Hebrew population within this City during
the past half century The fret Hebrew settlers are
supposed 10 have arrived here In 1850. Sheanth
Itrsel" Crosby st Congregation possess records
reaching a. far back 1906 Ia 1929 there was but
one Co6gree alton in New York; in 1888 there we're
Dipettn with ten elegant and cspscious regularly
built SyLsgogues the remaining congregations wor-
Shipping IN buildings altered for their use. Ia the
growth Of the religious establish nens. education has
not been fcreot,en The school-houses Of the Bnsi
Jeshurun Institute, and the HebreE National School,
sre momeDtot of the peoples zeal in that regard, he
yond which there srs schools attached 10 the majority
Of the and for the support of them The
members largely and freely tar themselves.
The WouIss HosPrrAL ORGAYIzED-The
Womaps Hospital Association is now fully organ
lied by the election OF the following officers of the
Board of Managers
u m B. Aston Second Direeire..; Mrs DR. Valentine Mott
Third Direcues, Ms Jacob Leroy. Treasurer Mr c.
DoIenus Assistant Treasurer; M DR.. Horace Webs,ef
MANAGERS-M,,. DR. Horace Green, Mrs Or Alexander
II. Stevens. Mr.. DR. Warren. Mrs. Or Frank y John.toa
s's DR. Barker MIs DR.. Van Buren,. Ms D, Mayo Mn
Mrs T. c. Benedict, Mrs Ms.on Ma Robert Mioturn
Mrs Ogden Hoffman N" a p. Crane N" w% d sad.
Gibnell, Mrs b. Hatch Mrs. Elhs Pecr Mr., J. Liy-
In s,ton. Mrs VIM. A.piDwall, Mrs HawAins Mrs J.
J. VI
Surgeon; alex II. stevens. NJ D.. vsiepine Mort, NJ d
Consulting Surgeons Edw. Dels6ed NJ. John ". Francis
h ,Consuins Physicians
TIE follow ing statement from the Board Of Direc.
ton lie in further expiration:
Our 81 ecial object is to afford accommodation and
appropriate treatment for a class of poor women not
otherwise provided for in our noble City, la this We
feel confcent shall have the kind cooperation Of
the whole community. Our present organization is
bur temporary. We propose merely to take care OF
such cares as are now oaily applying for aid, and
cannot be deferred until the completion Of the great
hospital, which happy to be assured will %
carried forward with all 0isoac
We fully believe that enterprise sppeas strongly
well to the judgment to the feeling, aud that
there are great numbers IN our midst who YOU coz
sider it only moru duty, but Cnristian PRIV
lie &c 70 assist in a work benetcent.
We have procured house, and only need the
n ears 10 open at once this desirable charity.
Contributions will be received by Mrs. Jacob
Leroy, Treasurer, ST. Denis Hotel; by Mrs. I &.
Doremus Assistant Treasurer No 81 East Twenty
first H., OF by either Of the Managers
Mrs DAVID COOViSE, First Drectress.
Mrs WM Aston. second DIecuess
Ms. Dr. VALENTINE MOTT, ThHa DHsetres
FouSD DRowsED.-Coroner o Doanell held an in