New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

de.S1 OF the Mson 10 encourage e or 10 orer p,cpsr
b.' beer @eI 70 other Pu. q iAe city Ia. s.ou.y
bssed the Missions uncer care and lips TO b
scos were tanned under the power Of Se VOID and perhaps
the I.t time in their i've. listened With reverence .nd s-e
At the CoTsTs Hook Mission S3S chde; have attended The
school durns tbe year whom with their sie. s. P,
distributed A. large audience the Seventh WGd school,
Houte would hold has been gathered together foI Divine eve
the SABBATH and aorGuy through the week and our mi.
onsy has faithfully visited and sboreo with his charge with
eneourssng rtsulis- 49,
OF important misson at the Five Points we prefer
giving The report 10 the missionary own words
mission at the Five P, has been 'igusy prosperous
The building been completed and pad for Al IN
The increased accommodation. thus furnished have add
10 the order efficiency Of the school the dispatch OF
business the Office and the comfort aud convenience OF the
Eight Hundred chdsn have taught during toe year with
an attendance hundred and forty scholars and civ
These cIidieb clothed By MI:.ioa 70 them ard
parents together with other destitute parsons hsve been
distributed 300 garments ei Psi' Of shoes oi net" 20
quilts and s5 other article. Of bedding .. h,vs s.,
placed in good home. Most cheering soo01rI b. rom e
% sset i~sy Of shs tsnc tiF Of Coz esf
the od al the Five Point. Want Of wort has eu'ed multi
udds y who bessed before TIE literally
their relief to the s1 The thu. placed bis
disposal has preserved worthy family from 'ar'sa'n or
fhe physical .usrnss of the people have been oyered Tor
must DO to be saved seveDy persons have proessd to be
converted OF whom have been admitted 90 probation
into the Church OF latter appear TO be doing we'll
and give promise Of perseverance IN petty NOT oil
the Church. :. -, .
ignorant and vicious persons Of some religious training
had dragged down to the Five Points by their poverty
or degraded by intoxicating drinks Most OF them are heads OF
families Among them Of England, Scotland Ireland
Wales Germany France aud America There bowed at
the sailors and soldiers mechanics and sooers the
educated erste persons who had moved among the
ed wealthy AID those who had always been confined to
Have we not reason to bless the Hin who has enabled
your Society through the power Of Christian love- 70 perform S
Brewery Of the past there 10 light and sscne: pro
ceedng from building that stands upon its site There chill
wsy Of the Lord his word faithfully preached winged with
power podiga met in the realm Of the enemy ana
under It's roof who died praising God who hsd furnished them
asylum where they found rest for the worn out body well
While been noby sustained BY own citzens
have kindly BY friends at distance
accompanied BY their benedctons have come TO US
and we have = en- cheered and encouraged by them
Through the year have had to lament the death OF Mrs
butcher efficient and warm friend OF our society
She left her below the full assurance OF rest aud praise
above.
IDENTIFY in path which every year opens up more feaIy anu
widely while would depend wholly on Him
who promised consider the smallest act Of charity to His
The cash receipts Of year been s3 49, aud the dis
bursemeDts 1903 10, leaving balance OF S65. &c
The children sang, Brightly CLEAN the sparkling
history The ready and spirited answers of the
children to the questions of the teacher elected gen
eral approval Joy is warbliDg in the breeze, was
the next song followed by sprightly Temperance
Dialogue betwten two boys and a little girl. On,
we love to come to Mission School, and other
Mission were made by the Rev. Mr.. Goodman and the
Rev. DR.. McClintock. Other songs and dialogues
sed the anniversary and after collection, the audi
ence was dismissed with benediction.