New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
Leaving, h.l.nce tows.d The rer oval Of the m ut

reviews SIC some Of the many way ask Of The
poee.. Of the Society scattered tbrsly along track
continued prosperity and ussfulness
the pnb.hps dcpsmsn, have ben i..aed an .,esss Of
cpesof The Adtooate and Guardian semi ronthy or ~ 200
qusItc pages 500 Annual R-pIts and 100 volumes OF the
s, Pe.snt i..aS Of Ihf H k '@
grstuou' dbutiou 6 90 PAGES letters received oVI@ lie
Numbers received. s. 2, whole humber on HE 2o-L
found items special interest from oil which it
that the work CT the soc bs. Increased pIece
erection Of tie building occurred none too soon 70 furnish
adequate accommodations foE the enlarged work Of the Ia
Number Of children admitted during the year....... sic
Number Of children rem.nius in the Home May iG7... g
pc.en. a. children Is
Whole number who have received food aud sment from the
Home including children Of the Industrial Schools aud adult
B. Lefcsres, Lee
Adult. admitted dunn the present yesr.......... 4Ss
hole nanbe since the INSTITUTE n was opened -
Whole number Of children, Including resdmsi n
Total
Adut. registered in Won Room Departure nt........ 68
The CbdTen SECRETARY reports conesp ,ndence directly
otherwise, with $50 chldea, some go Of whom hsve been
The Children. Agent has visited 10 children whose home:
C oes 81 re and is an. found
for several adults In connection with this labor she has jou
the railroads with Increased encouragement in the good
yesbss Ieseed s girl. and III boys "a pupil, ein.nine
An religious interest has prevailed for some weeks and
Home Indusn. School No hiss registered list of $40 girls
present average attendance. 49,
Gnmtut distributed mainly those earning two pence per
day BY we doing 42 garments m.de by the children yS
psor put se ooing well in Christian families Much
de.ttu,ion ,Ag the parents of the chien has been
's moEe P' Su.a No. Il Yves.
's az East =, s5 ssn 81
ladies' children doing exceedDsy yell and evncins marked
NG.icna,y and Flirting Department. The n..oaary h..
tie es .ttended 40 meeting. ia the service. which he has
placed three children 10 the House Of Refuge 'X in the
The Doles. and vi.itins Committee have giving the
suffering during the s,er due Investigation II ool garments
G3 quilts and large quantity Of proy'ons amounting to some
so barrels, thus keeping many worthy families from starvation
during the period that the want of employment, was most deeply
Auxiliary ties and friends in the country most molly
re.ponde the appeal, Society forth during the ls
financial cr, The command, Bring al! the tees into the
to have bee. GSyed on 90 T .s as, sc
ers IN their inject The frncoI Promise wa. .sy oosn,
Ven out blessing thai there sh. be- 10 receive Il"
Number OF packages received from May 1851 20 May
i Tin bounty has Afforded the grateful looks aSd snd
the prayers for bnedor upon the donors they would
render offering for the pririege Of thus drying human
tenf and chasing desrsir from human neaits , - .
Tie children sung another hymn, and the Rev. Mr..
Cuyler delivered the annual discourse. His text wa.
Faith without works is dead also, james IL 70. This
remarkable chapter OF the Apostle had seemed to Ia
to describe spiritual wedding. The parties to be
united were symbolic, yet very real and ie-l'ke CHAR
Millions Eve,
"For softues. formed and attractive grace"
Not of the eaith but heaven born, she wore her &C.
lestial parensge in every inesment OF her radiant
conference. Her name was Faith; she was the
daughter Of Jehovah Beside her stood one whose
lusty form was made for deeds of daring and endu-
rance. lie was strong and sinewyi there was valoI
in his eye and cunning in his ten tngers, ana
STRENGTH in his right arm He created to toll, to
DO to suffer- He wac formed for strife and for strus
Ole His name was Action With solemn n the
twain were Joined in wedock. They were b,th to
love, and both to obey. They were always , 10
getber. They were to be the fruitful parents
of everything good on earth. On them Jehovah pro-
rounced blessing richer tDan that which giaadehed
TIE nu;tials Of Isaac and Rebecca add JACOB ana
Leah United they to live and grow and conqusr
Separated, they must droop and perish. For each
other and in each otEer and with each other, tner
until tin had ceased. And 50 Faith and Works were
coupled by Inite Wisdom, and in the presen, e OF
| tie world it was soennly announced, Whs' Goa
sbath ioiLed together, Jet not man pat asunder.
Although the Almighty had thus joined aith anu
Works together the slant attempt Of men had oeen
10 bring about an unnatural divorce. Some had been
arrested by the beauty Of Faith and wooei Der alone
| They worsLiped her. and wished TO co nothing out
| feel which was very delicious, and believe whch was
all very right in itself But worse than this, they were
of on satisfied with her portrait mere stealing her
likeness and assuming her badge. They eioped WIN
an outward profe Of faith, taking tha' ioi Dloe
| religion. Others were COLt'Dl WIN NS4
and worsbiped Action, living, dong. Among tneiI
wee zone Of the most inensely earnest, PRAGUE
| minds of the age. To them the attainment OF
the outward everything the inward 10.
| thing. Their religion was woIk-nothing 9u-
| acton Dispensing with faith, they dis
| pensed with the Savior, expecting TO work ouI
their salvs by service suffering of their oFn
This false and fatal divorce the Scripture solemn J
protested sganst. The drift Of .his epse Of james
| was 10 prevent it. Paul denounced works without
faith. And yet that faith was sham and hollow
pretonse that did not produce good wsks. True Fata
| was the source and Works the result. The CREST
truth that religion was primarily thing of the heart,
should fink dep into every conscience. IL WAS an
| inward principle, yea more, life. The BODY must
br athe move act ard bear burd rs for Chri.t sax
The fruits Of pety were the living, tdngoe proofs
| of our love of God in our yes and conc uct snu
| or dealpgs toward fellow-men. There was 700
little beIignty in our religion too little ot tue sPiI
of Christ Tee Rev. gentleman went on 70 illustrate
his position and showed how Christian cnatity se-
slowed upon the peor and the owy, came back 10 me
| giveis N ten-fId abundance, bringing Win IL tuat
| peace CT mind which passeth understanding al
action the parents OF everything great ana
coed among men. Through them, by Coos grace, tne
| Church sef existed. lie cited prominent e1s,nPes
among Of the perfect union OF Christian .'h sna
action al closed vita touching sllusicn ID tna'
fearless faithful servant OF God, the late Dadley A.
| Tyng.
| The children sang another hymn. and couecaoI
| taken up siler which the Rev. Df. I 'ooAs Va
tie II tddpg VI. T.. Church MADE biief ailies.' II
aiing sope Interesting Anecdotes OF bis t1pe' -
| smorg the poor of Nes-iofk The services c'pssa
| with bebeolcion By the Rev. Miles Bsons'o' M''
| sionsry from Assam
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