The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-24
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The boys in the institution al Randalls Island are to
have good time during the day In the forenoon they
will have In their school room. 10 which mum
her or the Governors and their friends will participate
Aer that the boys to have first ratio dinner Of tur
key and other ct ceteas for which he Ten Governors
appropriated the Of $780, The Board also ap
propraed $50 pay for extra dinner for the inmates
OF the Lunatc Asylum.
Donation visits will DO received at the Home OF the
Frendlcss No 50 East Thrtcth and No 20 East Thirty
ninth street. also at the Coored Orphan Asylum, in Fifth
avenue, between Forty third and Forty fourth streets.
At the former establishment three hundred children will
20 through with exercises, and at five O'Clock r. N. will
At the latter esaahmsnt entertaining exercises by the
children will be given at two O'Clock +. n.
The managers Of the Five Points House Industry intend
TO give Thanksgiving dinner to their household and the
outside children who attend the day school, including
also their parents Those who feel Interested in the in
stitution would do well " call there TO. day.
The iremen Of this city and Brooklyn to have
grand playn tournament at the of West Broad
and Franklin street. In which the force OF the respcc
tive machines will be tested
Mons De Lave, the rival of B,ondn, OF Niagara fame
will make two grand ascensons across Wehawken Heights
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At the Union Course, Long Island the ramcns mare
Flora Temple Will have trottog with the celebrated
stallion Ethan Allen. Both horses will go In harness
Religious exercises VIII be held during the day at the
tans, Union square, the Rev. DR. Cheever will preach
The Ora iude due to God for the Example of
the Peaceful and Successful Emancipation OF the Saves of
West Indies and the Lessons Duty for ourselves in
the present most solemn jnncture of the Nation
street Jewish synagogue ard at O'Clock A. ser
vices will be held in the Jewish Temple Emanuel in
Twelfth street
Services will also be held at Dr. Chapin's church in
Broadway st. paus Methodist Episcopal church, in
Fourth avenue the Methodist Episcopal church.
of Bedford and Morton Streets Beechers church, in
Brooklyn, and the Presbyterian church, in Thirteenth
street.
their Thanksgiving service together this ycar usual
It takes place in the Church of the Messiah 72S Broad
way, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ Sermon by Dr. osgood
THE OPERA AND THEATRES.
Extra programmes announced at the places of
public amusement tonight. The theatres present
red and attractive bills At the Academy of Music there
will be raat.nee which, in addition To the principal
artists Of the Opera, Madame Anna Bishop will slug. In
the evening the deJut Of Mss Ade!na Patti will take
place 1t is an event worthy Of special attention
AT the Palace Garden Music Hall there will be grand
musical festival in which many of the very best artists,
vocal and instrumental, will assist
Mr. and Mrs. Drayton will bring oIt a new opera,
"Nothing Venture Nothing Have AT the Theatre Fran.
Sas the "Demi Monde will be played for the secoad
TIE PROCLAMATIONS OF GOVERNORS OF
STATES
We give below some extracts from the procamaons Of
the different Governors That OF the Governor of New
York will be found in full.
BY GOVERNOR EDWIN D. MORGAN, OF NEW YORK
The gathered harvest and the varied hues Of autumn
admonlsh US that another year is drawing Close To
US, as State and nation has been year of countless
blessings The labors Of the husbandnan been most
aoundaEty rewarded. Commerce and manufactures are
recovering from the great prosraon into which the late
rcvuson bad thrown them. The pestilence, so much
dreaded at our principal seaport has been happily avert
ed, and health has reigned within our borders While
vast muliitndes in foreign lands have been summoned
from their homes to in bloody conflict stand
in battle array, have permitted in the providence
OF God to continue in the enjoyment of freedom and self
government and to pursue, amid the pleasures com
forts OF our own hresdes unexamped of peace
and prosperity These and the unRurnberei other boun
iies which have been showered upon us people and as
Individuals should serve to remind that the homage
grateful hearts due TO Him from whom these mercies
flow. do, therefore, in humble reverence, appoint
Thursday, the twenty fourth day Of November
day OF general thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God
and invite all persons TO abstain that day from their
usual avocaons and to unite in public declarations Of
their gratitude 10 our Heavenly Father the Author
Giver OF every blessing EDWIN d. MORGAN.
BY GOVERNOR LOT NJ. MORRILL,, OF MAINE.
AS the of the time honored Thanksgiving fes
val approaches procaimng the close OF another full
of the blessings Of All Bouneous Providence religion
and patriotism epon the duty Of public demonstrations Of
Preserver OF the universe and the mercifu Beneacor
OF man. For CONSTANT care and favor to people,
In the establishment growth aud development of repub
hcan institutions, securing to all the enjoyment Of equal
privileges and personal rights due the homage of loyal
showers the plentiful fruits of the earth for social tran
quity and domestic happiness, the means Of universal
education religious instruction and consolation it becomes
all to unite in fcrvent expressions of praise thanks
giving to the Author and Giver OF all good do, there
fore. with the advice Of the Executive Council, and
TO established and venerated usage designate
Thursday the twenty fourth day Of November next
day of public thanksgiving and praise and recommend
its observance by the people Of the State that abstanng
from all secular employmens, they assemble according
to their religious customs render the Heavenly
p6rent, the source from whence flows all manifold
blessings, the worship Of grateful and obedient hearts,
forgetting not at his altar the Of the poor the me-
elected and the oppressed and supplicang continuance
OF the divine favor as christians and patriots let uni
teddy mpore that an inexnguishable love Of civil and
religious liberty may be kept alive in the hearts Of the
people, an ardent devotion TO the independence of the
States and the perpetuy of the Federal Union and above
ALL generous phlanthrophy mbued with the spirit Of
Christianity, may pervade all classes and ncite all TO the
duty of cheerful and full obedience the divine precepts
OF the great Christian Master and may our beloved
Commonwealth he permitted to advance in the new era Of
social and political progress violence and wrong every
where rereatng and witness the prevalence Of genu.
inc civilization.
BY GOVERNOR WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM, OF con-
NECTICUT.
The ingathering Of abundant harvess the continuance
Of general health and peace and the Of
civil and religious liberty, remind Of obligations
Tod, and OF custom early established by which our
fathers publicly manifested their gratitude TO him. For
Inc purpose OF perpetuatng practice emnently pro.
per, thereby recommend the people of this Commonwealth
70 recall the manifold temporal blessings with which God
mas crowned the labor Of their hands, and the spiritual
the richo nf
DIE grace and on Thursday the twenty fourth day of No
next, gather around the festal board make dis
OF the poor and in public assemblies offer with faith such
sscrIces OF thanksgiving and praise Almighty Cod az
y DC acceptable unto him, through the merits and
81 GovkhSoR THos. Q. TURNER, OF RHODE ISLAND.
we nave been favored with season OF unusual health
1ne Aoors the husbandman have been crowned with
an aDundant harvest While other nations have suffered
The untold horrors Of favored land has
full pQaaeseiQn Of civil reliaions y. suo