New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
Chs Gri1ipersaries.

read an address setting forth i character aims means and
I,ces.es The Annual Repor; ;he taanc:a eo-d;on o.
the Union was then read y The Treasurer /; presents me
following summary: Amount paid for printing &c So
90; salaries Of Agents. s33H 20; postage, freight Pr''
meetings and ether purposes specified sl052 - sc
receipts ara FER sales OF boo &c &c. zi,l27 5 D2Ha-
ton Of Z. c Dr1AvAy 5000; other sources i5l So
Balance in ;ae Treasury, :34l &C.
Tho Report of the Executive Committee We lion Pre-
ca,ed bv it, Chairman It allHded The remarkable a7o-
re. OF erperlnce in ireland the success attending i7
o of tho Areu Of the American Temperance Societies re
R RopzEr BAIRD in Northern Ksrope, and TO the strong
and in good degree successful efforts OF the dukards 'e
selves in ya-ouz cities of .ee United States to eaFae
tbemseve. from the se!f-mPosed but most CALLING dage
of ;n,en,pcrance 1t stated that Is 900 drlnkas haze been
reformed in the bsi;ed within the sst ~ months
The following Temperance publications haze bee1 a;e@
durias the year at an expense of $03i7 30: 10000 Ten
perancc Books; 100000 juvenile Temperance publications.
30 600 copies of the Annua Report 24000 Icm1eraasc
Tracts. Almanacs Sc. 10000 Extra Ncw-Yosk Oa=e.fers
and Evangcts with Extract. from the Essay Of AH;Bac-
chus and $1,000 copies the celebrated Beer rgal IL
Albany With 600 annually beside the income from me
sale OF books pamphlets. e. the Society can carry e'"ald
its plans into successful operation. No SUMMARY vas si.eA
of the number OF member. each OF the eveTa States Ae
number Of stllcres within the Traits of the Union "a 80;
ted at 9G5. annually manufacturing 36.3i32a6 gallons OF
ardent spirits In contrast with hi>, the fact was -a;e' -
sixteen wears aro the number OF distilere was -oooo
lnanufac;,rin. - 2,Ooo,o39 of gallons
Mr. TAYLOR Chairman of tn. Executive Corai''e q ae
Newy State Temperance Society, introduced resolution
pertaining 10 the general subject which seconded by !'
Jxwrrr of Boston who supported II speech ci con,;d
crablc length Prof Goodrich Of Yale Cocse also nitro
duced resolution and supported brie aadress f.e'
Mr. Scorr of Stockholm, Swedea ;hcn addressed the
Convention for time. presenting many interesting ao,s
relative 10 the progress o Temperance in that >"sdo tic
said that with population of less than 100000 Sweden
had 100 coo dleres, furnishing than i0oa00Oo OF
rons yearly There great degree Of gross drunken
ness there but nearly all drink extent; The nce
ng was farther addressed by Rev ROBERT BA!Fn recently
from Northern Europe who gave very interesting sketch o.
ms philan,Eropc abors there. and BY Rev NJ Bis5HA
from the Sandwich Islands.
.yeiy York cad .aerica Sunday School ta.oa Undo.
Tho direction o TINS Association the children OF the Sabbath
schoes throughout the city formed procession I'D march
- ,brouqb the principal streets to Castle Gar5en Tie
celebration OF te Society was held the Tabernacle ia tic
evening; the exercises were commenced win Prayer by
the Rev. d.. MAc.uLEY, Rev. DR.. FERRIS beng hc
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Corrcspoadng Secretary The nanses OF Sunday Schools
in , cit, ,por,ed to the Society was stated be 81 thee
were II No, reported In these there 1852 cola
$3.50 of which arc in the classes reading the scripture
There are engaged in these Schools ,249 male ad i,io
fena:c teachers OF these 2l3l professors 0. religion
Besides pamphlets &c TO the y;ue Of $500 these
nous Scoos have libraries containing Bibles, Hymn Boo
Quesiion Books Sc 20 the number OF abou: 600 VOL
umes In me Pensuary School about goo persons have
received instruction during year. The influence VI ts
School is sad 10 have been very -cnsiby beneficial
Alter the Report was read Address delivered by
Rev Dr. Flvrroy OF this city He spoke particularly OF ;he
influence e Sunday Schools upon so@ety BE spoke CT It.
a. sorse length as being, OF doing good a: once
the haublest and most powerful the most limited and
ye the most ir-reachng the least costly and yet the mos
vasab!c TIE most direct and ale;nbracag ncalcaas pat
r;o,isn obedience 70 Law and all social we a. relgious
duties as the trying ana ye; the pleasant INC most
uireug ard ye; the hopeful among ali the agencies
employed IN disseminating religious aid neral truth Flo
aueRs addresses elso delivered ty Prot C. KEN
sp.cx Of Hamilton college Re-. IoE PAEKEr, D. D. Pre-
-iden Of me Union Theological Seminary IA TINS CITY, and
Rev. Mr TousrlEY the Western part OF this State
Tie attendance was large and general interest mani
tested n the exercises a IN the cause Of Sabbath School H.
sracioa.
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.4r.e-.laa ls.:-slcrery Society-The Old tgaai.aon
OF the Abooai-,= held is Anniversary inc Broadway
Tabernacle On Tuesday morning, Dr. L.SoslEY CoAres
fgs:ca, OF the Society," IN the Char Nir. Gipaoss pro
,cn;c an abs.rae. The Annual Report, stating the naasp
c:os circumstances 4ader which the Socie's assemblies The
collisions Ia ranks, alienation OF the EuancPa;og, sad
the ;,a.ierczee The books, flaes and apparatus OF the
Society amounting to $4,000 were sokrn Of as the PROM
nea causes @: d-coaragecnt The Soc;e:y has no: how
ever yielded dcoc,irn. press, the Anti-savey
Standard has been started agent labong Abroad
secure cooperation European abo!',ions;s and the
conventions which have recently been held in Western New
York are alluded ehecag indications of prosperity,
Thc exclusion their delegates the Worlds Conren-
ton is mentioned ana Repor; stated ;ha' Impression
uniayerable 10 the Society had been produced England
chiefly through nc efforts ci james G. Braey- Political
action was deprecated. The Trea=ureEs Report read By
I / (. cslf Ia