New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03

MlRINE TrNPERAScE SOCIETY ASSWERsAEY.-
On Tuesday evening, the OOH anniversary OF the
Marine Temperate Society, auxiliary TO the New
York Port Society, was held in the Mariners Church.
corner Of Madison and Catherine streets CaPt. T..
RIcHAHusoS President Of The society, in The chair
The exercises were commenced by the Rev. {. j.
JOINS. Pastor OF tie Mariners Church, who offered
prayer.
Cant. RIcHARDsoy, the frat President Of the So
coty, stated what was The nature and e1ent OF Tie
pledge taken by members Of thai Society. II was
not simply pledge TO abstain from intoxicating
beverages bu, 8 promise 20 use every elliott at
home and abroad, especially emong seameo, 10
Disseminate the truths Of temperance principles
and urge upon item the importance OF culnya'iug
habits Of sobne;y. In connection with this So
ciety. many bad found II the first step TO better
things, morally socially, rehpiou-y and iiDsnciny
hat Society bad been valuable ald to the Por
Society, hy which that Church vas supported.
CAPT. SAM Ill ELLIOTT, Secretary OF the Society,
read he Dmul report, when was briei and concre.
II set forth bat since the Organization OF The society,"
81 1873 perfonl had been enrolled IN It's membership,
40 Of this number having rgned dnring. the pact
wear; that two meetings had been held Regularly
each month: that The work j. constant Oae, syt-
TEN Of visitation aud searching ont OF the sufferers
nom the Influence OF intoXcalOn for Tie pufpos. oi
bringing them uuaer better influences aud leading
them 70 adopt new and Oijier habits, which II cu-
rod on eyery dAv and thia while other Societies are
either in state of suspense or ing on their aImr
he Society hal Ori9ina.ed ~ and been sustained by
Tic P0rt Society for more tlau - years, anu D. hal
proved 70 be as tie voice 81 one cyiug 30 the W.T.
deiutss. prepare the way OF the Lord
The Rev. CHARLIE j. JoSLs, lastor Of the Mar
iners CnulCh, addressed tie meeing briefly. lie
began by referring 10 Tho encouraging character 81
the report. he then showed hat tDe work 80 "nicl
they we're engaged Was one continued ialhu8 iu
with Ieverses aud olftarle.. Banded a"ainst tnsif
Christian aud humane Effort wee LW, Interest a.-
petite, prejudice and custom. Ho l-IOlced Do the
cheering tidings which De bad received IRON hoHd-
reds % sailore who had b uet iho pledge, aud gone
away from These th)rer, not Only Temperance mun,
but with Christ dwelling 800 their hearts, ami were
today eXertiug a happy, boiy influence not cul}
among the sailors oil cur meridian. ships, but wore
best0wiDg benign example ~ lie ranks o. or
army aud DO t.e slips Of oul navy.
The meeting wse subsequently, addressed hy Capt.
MACY, Capt SwAISE, aud Mr.. w. ID. n AXIS.
Tho exercise were varied IT'D the tiugy ~ OF yuus
and anthems By the excellent ch0lf under tie lead
Of Prof Goo. ". Petit.
ReIOEuATI0N or FALiEs WoMy.-With view
10 the continuance Of the public inherent recently
created in Ibis city concerning the condition VI the
unfortunate females who live life Of chime, tho
Rev d. W. Bouham On Tuesday evening delivered
jeefnfe in the cq0cl 80 he corner Of flfh uycuuc
and Tory-,iXh street, taxing iOr bis subject the
" london Moonlight li ion for The Recovery AZ
Fapen Women" Mr. B1Dtam spoke In tho most
commeudlto-y manner Of tiis eu,erpitc, ald iuT-
rated number OF hcart-londlue incidents, and clcd
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