New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
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Alumni Lectnres.-rhe ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Of
qwELvE LECIUREs' % be delivered on FRIDAY EVEN.
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si: s Of; ;HI n MAHr S2HT DIFFUSION OF ANIMALS
lie s,ios Lecture. will announce due time Tue
proc, Of the Cyuse are u be devoted 70 the benefit
ONE so S1s 5RosbY ch,n.n Lecture Committee
M, be procured Of Messr. Pike sons No Bfosdwsy
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Mercantile Library Association, Astorplsc down
sos oihee No N..saast 1.-The koSy Of tns lna'iSn
hsP ~ New and interesting WORKS are continually being
The Resdins Room is open daily from NJ until 10 p NJ
end nberaJ ,upped with fenooeas and Newspaper both
The Terms ar. % CLERKS 81 initiation Zee, and 81 semi
annual eues; TO all others, 81 year
sDy, upon payment Of IS per arnum in advance.
- Merchants aid Others are respectfully requested to
the benefits which would r,suit in their
srTloy BY mailing them members OF this Association.
GEO. b PARTRIDGE, JL, Recording secretary
association for Improving the Condition of the
Poor.-AosrKAUrO or MONTHLY aEPJHr FOH JAN
UAhy This season of distress Invests Of relief With
than ordinary interest The returns from each of the S6
sections inmate and comparative detailing the case Of
800 an ~ hs ,,ors If nna,,ssss Inv ,soar,. end So
pear noreoiie II ecsnowleds ens due The benevolent
or OF relieving the distressed gratitude not less sincere
meTed BY the vsors. for their srstlious sefsacnhcng
Ire most obvious the returns the sudden increase
Of dep ude1t st 10 January nearly three times many
sssoS' ss' rs "s,sneG fnfon.n tho lid
and sshct rsiuins Of ths Jstem affords no uni nd
OF he raab Increase Of ,uuhol by the evaOns Of
ibe tines
byed Meet OF ne mccoy Usually cones, oil unssod male
female lsboIers chiefly of foreign ofh the commercial
ospssou ard decIeae of employment among mechanical
AID manufacturing branches OF industry have eo.sPIcd to
poduttns clss Of the INDECENT for our records al
the sssIesst, Hence ss6 mechanic f.mi
hes &c lunb,FDs 1897 persons. IS2 sewing women mostly
ee' % III ,bsn s0 families Of these iaeresSs csss
who by poverty were aided during the
usnb vhb oil The secrecy ana decsey which mpathy or
us tune inspires such facts afford another practical ref
TAT on i The ia acy charity did not aud could not
res,h he respectable classes Of the poor .,
een,,s the Of the Visitors the social and moral
u,rovemtn, of tie relieved in 10 previous Winter hs
there been ,restr in this direction Adversely the
oply school IA hitch some will wisdom lie giving
POINT and many sautsry Lessons not ony 81 sea
ih higher import, whleh tbefe reason 10 oeeye,
lie s.itos uniformly aest that long tried and welad
usieo system lei adequate 10 any emergency likely to
use II uppoed and allowed uomolestedy TO maintain
adherence to its own principles Their cnie emon
difficulties they say, have been occasioued by
The cude Relief Committees These movements by siinns
rsuPem Of the City from s foundations and exciting
OF relief which soud not in the nature OF things
should not the majority Of cases be realized have direct
lave thus upon this Association aud on the
wUIy irrespective of then deserts OF iena need Inc visit
have
whelned with indispensable sppcans-many OF whom I'D
,Ss osbS would no. have sought stimulated to do
while sko able 20 struggle without aisst
.svs. on tfstuious relief Nothing certaiay fafher
the anticipation of the excellent persons
ragged these than sushresus and they are kind
y referred not for criticism but to guard sesost
Of which al experience shows viii be prodac
safely trusted efforts bonn OF excitement. and
ssed BY The fear that the seeds Of Psupssn will
fus Ne broadcast and finding all that congenia to their
growth among the foreign poor which here abound ncoHg
BE u,epeicity the curse Of European citesw
ale too deep root for after years eradicate.
The following summary Of the lsbou Of the past month
Number of families relieved. lO8
Number Of PERSONS relieved. sS6
s% SssS, o. N S sccIcp,i.;.d sin: jan s
nav 6sve sppesred II si painful fact that he de-
al among precedent aud probably without
parallel in the country siOereAe indicated BY the follow
1854 The Of the dependent now without repetition
han in all the charitable and institutions charge Of
Ten Govenos and those VI the Emsrans Department
eonbir ed.
BY order OF the Board, r. NJ. HARTLEY. See'y
In connection with the foregoing facts the undersigned
Finance ttee of the Association for Improving the Con-
sop Of the Poor, would respectfully state;
That voluntary contributions without appeal have thus far
enabled the Association the importantly for relief
~hh the present distress has thrown upon it. 1t hoped
he of charity ~oud have uninteTIupedly fosed
sni this vide esd calamity overpsst But they
eorsusped 10 report sudden dmnuton of receipts ~he
duton As the exhaust the reserved fands
without The metns Of renewus them poverty sken depend
tpts no coTTespoDdugy increase Gaunt appears not
Than 10 former part Of winter; and there Ia
ssdLss In the certainty Of their steady Increase day by day
anil soy adequate cause bring permanent relief
On this bfiet of their
appeal In fornsi yes the relief did fall Of than
ten cert IN March nor more than In
Apn Tie Treasury nearly exhausted that another
appropriation cannot be sde Meanwhile the AIMS House
monthly expenditures for door
one th0usDd doss-le than half the outlay In the same
time b, this ohsry Wards IL too ate 70, remedial
evidently stand first in order and 6ist in urgency and obss
and there escape from responsibility All must
thoufh hey have given before than they
srNa,e-or .uferipg sDs starvation appear inc vsbls
JAMES BROWN.
GEO GRlSWOLD.
ROBT r. MlNrURN Finance Committee
Ar WErMORE,
THOMAS DENNY.
Thirteenth Ward Relief AssociatiOu.-In behalf Of
% Association The Treasurer gratefully sckDowedees the
ceipi four hundred and seventeen IS 100 dollars
Aeine proceeds the several collections
Nays Church Of Grand and RE Sunday last
lb inst. and respectfully tenders the sincere thanks Of the
Association for the eloquent efforts Of the Rev TAOS FAR
sELL pastor and the Rev. Dr. CUMMINGS, Of St Stephens
Sr bis appropriate ard effective appeal that occsson and