New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
AVN FOR LANCASHIRE.
The Helief.ship George Griswold prep"r'
ing 10 Depart.

hpord we noticed the following. The Rev. Dr.
&. II. Cox, the Rev. DIR. Vinton, the Rev, Dr' al
ana the Rev. DR.. 4. d. Smith, the Rev. L. H. Sny
Ter, Messrs. Stephenson, Low, stnaII, W" n"o;e
Rack Jaifray ChlttendeD, Green, iliesloh' otuigiS
Field, Johnston, Sloan, and others. -, ~.
J. c. GREEN esq, called upon the Rov. Df.
ADAMS TO invoke the Divine blessing.
The CHAIRMAN (Mr. GIeen) theu gave history
ef the proceedings OF the International kelef Com
mittee lie believed that those who have contrib
r,ed N the relief Of the Lancashire sufferers are
among the most liberal contributors to the funds
raised for the benefit of those who needed ad az
home.
of money received eA ceeded the cum OF Sl1S, COZ.
On board Of the ship Geo. Griswold there are:
s ss, o e t ass 80 ssTs Of Of s S..d
,S ~ has Of corn. sites. and two bags rice.
and the means aIe not exhausted, the treasurer
having $4,000 on hand. lhe Eorn ~ aaSe
Committee have received S25, 0c0 all OF wiIcp cave
g. 600, has been invested IN produce' "hiou ""'
bsAl shipped to Liverpool. .,.,.1.
Tie following resolutions were then adopted:
Rssoved That the hsks Of che ooiaee "e ''' " ''
10 EDWARD Bin for the rarchsse Of Hour thus saving
10 tne fnnd sreo smouL. IN commissions -,
TO CAPE George ant his offer to command the ship TO
70 HT' Augustus Murphy. pilo OF Newyork, for taking
To lie Association Of stevedores loading he slip
To the BsssMas;er Tor their services III osIas''hs 'he
R.olr,d That thank, due to the Press for tc!r liberal
spd efficient support 40 promptly gwen 10 'h' "i0''''
The Rev. DIR. SnITH, being called upon, said
be reioiced that lie was present III thls arm! oi
international Christianity. He had Intended 10
visit an irou-clad vessel, but when he raw This
vessel CLAD with the bright lanopoly OF behevoence
he saw something better. When he remembered
that three Kingdoms sited to find secd TO orlng
10 our land lie felt that was proper We should nahs
some reouital and when We further reflect that
ha3 uffer than cOinplalu of
we feel another obligation TO indulge III the luxury
of doing good The time Will cone when there
shsll be no more seathat Is, when all nations SHAH
be bound together IN peace ana UNITY lie was
aelghted that the fountains OF charity were no.
chilled by the cold Winter Of our discomfort.
Mr.. A. A. Low read a letter from q member Of the
British Parliament which has been published.
TIE Rev. DR.. L. ViSToN said the on the morning
Of THANKSGIVING Day it was announced that The
{,ommittee intended to givethis handsome donation
60 the poor. As joseph OF old, in Egypt, was the
INSTRUMENT Of feeding Lis treheren who Were starry
ing 70 the President OF this COMMITTEE is now the
ass..t to feed our bretberen III England. VINO can
tell what will he the effect OF seIcing tbib stup-
losd of corn aud wine Is 1t 20 end when the ape
tte is satiatedl mol In the wake of this sup Will
follow track that viii be luminous through future
Ages IL has been said hat our motives may be mis-
in,erpreted--owpg to the aroused public feeling eX-
setipg between the two oOuntrles-bui We r.usi not
fail to do good for fear OF the evil that may follow.
II requires more than usual magDa}inity 10 give
under such circunstances bat We should give, as
we ATE inspired 10 give, by that Berg from whom
cometh every good and perfect glit.
Dir. DODGE, in lew 6fprop?iate remarks, an
poupced that DIR. Cox was present. AT this instant,
Nr A. A. Low stated that the steyedoTes had given
their bill, recelpted to the Committee, and he con
sioered it The largest donation that bad been re-
eived considering the source from which At GAME.
TIE amount is SOL &c.
Dr. y. Ii. Cox ssid-It is good 10 be here. As
81 Anerican-he Hoped paiiioi-he deemed It good
70 be in sueh company. ilis father died q years
ago last Sunday but he had not forgotten bis les
s0ps Of pairOlism. Some OF US have been TO In
Clsrd and seen John Bull and some Of bic calves.
lie loved England. aud with all her faults he loved
her still Such argosIes OF benevOsnce as we send
would disturb the whales, because they ore 80
strange upon the sea. The benevolent contr buttons
reminded him Of one who, drawing check, eaid he
thauked God for the ability and the disposition ~
give. The gift must have good eject there ana
here We are 10. going back TO the DARK
ages but forward toward the millennium.
in tbe programme OF the great God who never takes
. step backward we are making advances. Here
Abe Doctor quoted at least page from Milton He
continued in strain OF poetry and eioluehcc, call
ing New-York the better London Of the West
Though we are called merceDary shop keepers, we
learned that which is mercenary from ,le othor ride
of The Atlantic. He wac once rebuked IN Exeter
Hall for saying nothing about Slavery. no fault
was found with what was In bis speech, but what
WAS left out of il. lie reminded his critics from
the reign Of Queen Bees that shs said The woody
heads were TO be taken TO this country TO be con-
vertedSo Christianity. He said 10 Lord Bexley who
presided, that be would be Shem If bis L0rdshp
would be Js~,bet, and If they could fnd blanket
broad enough they would walk backward with
syerted faees and hide the Dakedness Of our aDces
tors.
DIR. ApAus said when he thought OF The posi-
blity Of the Alabama taking the ship 81 prize, be
thought of the fable Of the eagle that stole the neat
from the altar ofthe gJds but with II was coal o.
fire tnst burned her nest.
MIR. CHiTTEEDEE eaid this must not be considered
the winding up of the work OF tue Committee; they
had balance on hand, and funds continued TO come
In no that the good works would be continued, aud
be hoped 10 hear such reeponse from tDe other ei'
that We all should be stimulated to again ala th'
Ueedy.
MI. A. A. Low said gentleman had just left biz
r;ebt ear who said lie would give $500 more FOR the
same object. .
Mr.. WALLACE seid that contributor had sa;d, II
this ship should be taken By the Alabama 1t wonid
stir up a spirit that would build more sueh rhp'
and load them for the sauie purpose.
The collation., being next in order, was eaTnest :
6iscussed Toasts followed. DR.. NIS1oS drank
the health Of Mr.. Bright, the champion OF human
rights in Great Britain. DR.. Cox drank the healh
Of Mr.. Golden in cold water, when n genticEat
present taid lie must AXE champagne for that to1t
whereupou DIR. Cox said, then give chaupagic I,
our friends real pain to our enemies, and Ton
paine to bis father.
When the meeting adjourned we found ourselvet
ut ses, but a tug boat had been provided to carry
the Committee and guests ashore. Cheer upon cheer
were given TO the good chip, aud the Wish OF all wat
chat the fair winds Of heaven might Gil her sails
and the exultnt waves bear her safely to The deslrec
port.
Reception and Departure OF Mnior-Gen
Eusler.