New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
6pefial Notites.

Plea for the Orphans.-The Trustees Of TIE NEW
y6Rk osfnAN ASYLUM not for many yerr' m.d %.
or dan, p,pers but they feel ooOstlsoed 20 maze an
spStion G id in behalf Of neatly two hundred Or
III. health and Of the little inmate. lirns more
,ss,s sso 70 build sIsdJpn the house To nec, the
psBss Ibis udsrslDg 81 tho soeieiy available q9ds were
spoyed but found Insufficient and mortgage OF LUZ rest
he burden Of this debt all tbs, presses upon the
COW ard two hofes petey consumed BY ire
m Itself has sIwsys been insured the
sTsooed 80 tss the Sociey' loss esmsed a. not ices
than be,ide the DconysI resulting thereiron IL
sce"y this os should be retrieved as SOON a. oqs
.eS WI .SppS he In ada,op 10 Mi. The Tusess
40 feel with other Charitable Associaiops nc
sUre occsoDed by The e1ofban pTse Of provisions Bat
her ives sse directed the Orphans God, has
r.i.ed up friends TO help them IN every emergency
Por than N years, this Inu'Jn hss been The only
Protestant Asylum In this city desigLed exclusively ior children
tesyed psreDi. II hiss been .eetssn LIS
sob6srs (.moDg whom were Mrs lssbella Graham Mrs.
Gen. Hamilton, Mrs Hoffman, and the only surviving one
Ma BihuDs vel q. re- Board Of MsDasei' eyer s
tams,ion than 500 Orphans have found within s walls
BONE sSq Ins' 'Se ey are no Urgently reqoeted 70
v, Institution and it. beautiful grounds At BoominsdSe
tbs me grateful that every hing connected with the inter
nal management Of the Asylum Is most satisfactory and com
ta under excellent Teachers snd the super
hendence the whole household in the hands Of those who
been well tested and who have the entire confidence and
On this simple unysrnsed appeal Be In vain Can the
Ss,b ia rSeb Yea, rspoving some cherished nome om
,be -.Ubscripon lisi-who will fill their psces' Who will
Boz. on. and Subscriptions will be thankfully received BY
NC ''''"s Mr.. JOHN ANTHON, No. IS West 2ith.st.
Mrs. }. Y. VAN HORNE No 10 East 2Jd-st.
Miss OOTHOUT, No. IS W~hiugton.squsre.
Republican Central Committee stated meeting of
tbs %fp NJ d 1e srAiSG Feb H. 1857 ."
seiucl prsciseiy. JOHN A KENNEDY Prosident
s M,1s.;T T. ES WSEccooronD Secretaries
Mercantile Library As-ociatiou.-The Hon. THos'
BENTON will deliver his address ~ the uNi0N IN DR..
Cspibs Church. Broadway. on FRIDAY EVENING nsx',
%s%ss, Is Ges. s members NIB 70 sent Can
sonDsmsrIt sny at Tie eooI on me evening Of the
yspne Mems Chris,ian T"ion no Of New .S
Cbapi,s Ceurcb, No. $40 broadwsy THURSDAY EyENLSG,
Lsis % cents for a and at the door.
lenagDs Lecu.. by Wendell Philips Feb 49, and the Hon
" D@idaF II oiMsrEAD, CA.lrm.a Lecture Com
Associate Alumni of the New:York Free
Academy -N0rlCE-A special meeting 81 the Associate
.. o, re Room No on T asDAS Feb H. M
Be,n.s q Importance VIII be brought Lei.e The meeting
shies. RODNEY o KIMRALL, Prs.iden,-
IT, sfc sa noH%s sTS6a %
THE UNION III Ply mouth Church. Brooklyn en- III rs
sos members 60 cents. Mo@bcr Is cents be h.i
OF The Association corner of Cent aud 'orAemon ''
" WV w W. WV LYMAN ABBOTT.
Charm an Committee O Lectures and Meetings.
Tietets 10 b. had a the Bookstores.
pThe Rev. MIR. Corbit Pastor of the Methodist Church
ChIry will preach THIS WtdncsdSy) EVENING ia ne
stsn:oi Baptist Church, the Bowory Services eom
uerce az O'Clock.
STATE Prison Convict Lnbsr.-The Mechanics and
al those opposed TO the employment OF the CnnvIts
M o.t State Prisons upon mechanical tches thereby
enihs the pockets Of few contractors TO the ruin OF The
pest Eechsnc requested attend Mss Meeting 20 be
kla At the Broadway Tabernacle on WEDNESDAY EVEN
no Peb H. at O'Clock TuIn out and ALL and see that
lc law Of 1912 which pas cd Tor protection Is en-
krosd Prominent speakers will address the meeting
By order OF the Committee OF Arrangement
GEO. ". WEED Chairman