Bachelors’ Hebrew Benevolent Loan Association of New York.

It gives us much pleasure to comply with the wishes of the above association to publish their proceedings, and we hope that they may continue many years to scatter the fruits of their beneficence among the poor, who we are told “are never to cease out of the land.”

New York, Oct. 18th, 1848.

Dear Sir:—

Your kind offer, made to us some time ago, to publish anything in <<416>>your valuable journal that might be of interest to this association, we now take the liberty of availing ourselves of it, and send you the result of an election for officers, held at the Howard House on Sunday, Oct. 8th, 1848, according to the by-laws of our association.

L. M. Morrison, President; George Godfrey, Vice-President; Henry J. Josephi, Treasurer; L. S. Barnett, Hon’y Secretary; David J. Levy, A. S. Solomons, B. Seligman, D. N. Morange, B. Benrimo, A. M. Davies, and Edward Heilbuth, Driectors for the ensuing year.—We also send you our Treasurer's report for the year past.