New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
INy yvERSARY or THE HgsEER'
BENEVOLENT SOCIgTYa

IT.. ush,.v Benevolent society Of TIE city % NJ
vi held ia thlrt fourth anniversary lsst a'gas
| n. Chinese Assembly rooms About two hshs~@
ro,.ons "a, down to dinner. Mr. ArOrson. piesia"c
Of the society presided. Dodworth'' band 80 ~
.,s,,oa The rooms uNSer the supeIint ndtrce q
Mr. Thomas Bell were hano,sornely decora'ed 'or va
occasion The company ssseiNoleo ~ 'oe &c -
rooms a on after cock and at = COCK sas Isss
AZ The tables in the hall. Among ihese a. .ns ~
table were ire Rev. DR.. Rspball, me Kew; u:
Isases. the Rev. J. j. Lyons, J. Seugmsn' k9oSs
fSon If. Wool, ii. HeDdrcls b. MAJ ban AID =. ~
W.lter The Rev. NJ. Lyon sid grace .'eioiS "se''
;iny or over he said grace sf.er meat and
TN. s.y We celebrate Oar thhty.iS1th ,nrtyesapds
v.,,d 70 Oh nl ssor 10 holy ~ seaese.ses
Or ss'. ss. y, .ses,y .Td .s.s ss,eis seod
By ouIsslys' happy ep1sess a.ssel fh, ~ Of
our Constitution a ibeItss - .,... a.
deesy thee thou 'hst ie'e him "a taoSsn ms
be stranger snd ioJOurrer that h. ma, I've IN tass
as Our sister societies Hsndraaid, ne Of mercy
Rentiou' iserty- Ged' chef .n mans ss:,s'' Hss
The city OfNswY0k-l, pabh; charities e'H'itaf' 10
The pre., Zones. and ,e-The true embodiment Ofpc9-
u1 AZ T5s ~: ct psG s !: .P h.S
The PRESIDENT then stated that the receipts Toy tho
psst wear amounted 70 $4,000, all OF which was asa
In purposes Of charity or account OF the press n 90
maDO upon the iund because OF TIE hiuh@ss vi 'uo
tines last Winter.
The Rev. Dr. RAPHALL responded TO the fourth
toast ~ Charity IA bis usually eloquent style, ana
was frequently and earnestly spplauced during his ne.
n arks He inculceied the cuty OF benevolen'e, ana
sroke of TIE pleasure experienced in petor ming acts
OF charity. This Commonwealth he said Il the nome
of the Oppressed and the dOwn.trodden. last year
there we've large sccesons 10 our population by emf
orsop or the severity of tie last year loudly ap
pealed 10 charity In this work Of relieving the ncedy
he Hebrew Benevolent society does all in Ito power.
He gave an a closing aenment--he weuld recommend
them 10 wear garmt NJ which they wers ali nneed OF;
TRe Mdrls Of ClGyii..
Contributions to the fund were then ANNOUNCED.
IA, eirg from nifty dollars down sard aid IN all reach
inc The sum of four thousand dollars.
The Rev. DIR. lsAACs responded 70 the eixth tosst.
The Jews who OF all rae have been eseccted have
reason to appreciate religious liberty. lie referred TO
Il war in Europe a strife between ~ gious liberty
ard barbarian. The circumstance OF the election
of Hebrew 10 the Lord Mayorshp of a great CITY In
Furope was spoken of evidence Of the progress
of the sentiment Of religious liberty lie proceeded
further 10 sleek CT the progress of religious hleTy.
and sat down at the close of his eloquent speech uns
loud applause. A. 81,
The following volunteer toast offered by N. W.
Starr was then read:
Honor prosperity 20 the nation ara people whose poog e
never begging bread . 81.
The officers of this society for the year ending Ar
next are as follows:
Pr,,ldent H. Arcnsoni vice president r. j. Joschmeseai
direcors-Heny Davisos lsasc HabeI.
zion Berus,tin Geo s Mswson. Pnsu' King jacob Cold
sn,itn Henry Lewis, joseph Alden, and A. Lssaus