New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
Che Anniversaries.

a..r. J-o-. Sociesg-Th, benevolent association
=, :. .-.a, ysrsor, =, the Tabernacle Yesterday
Horz1g at % clock Tre Chair was taken oE > y
Wt,pgR ESQ President OF tn SOCIETY," Ihe i'eHso''
Re,orr. read by Moses Allen presented the following
mary The proceeds OF the sale o. publications 10 a0N
ere $50: societies auxiliary and ndV'dI-
AZ so eoo Donations 375; freu life directors . %
from, life members 80 O30 annual Subscriptions
Total SOS 962 The whole amount received mas 'ccH &
pended a. follows Paid Tor paper 81 500 printing a'S
latin &c sl5 % folding stitching and binding '-o'
,-pr-pra,on for foreign distributions $4,000 services OF
vr;o, kind. $ l69 secretaries &c S69i9 risceliane
Gus abou, :, 600.
Tho Corresponding Secretary then read the Annual he
port Il aude. appropriately, to the diabS OF pF War
M. Wlet Hon. William Bartlett Zech"Tah Lewis Esq
Rev Dr. Church OF Hampshire, and kev. Dr BAXTER
Of VIRGINIA who had all tcen active members o the asSca
ton The number auxiliary societies / in2. Inc NUM-
bcr I new works and tracts issued during the year Is It
wbse number OF publications 994, including "a volumes a
roved for circulation in foreign languages, snd volumes
which have been ,;erc-typed d.rAg the year The whoe
number If notifications printed during the year Is f. 49, D.
making % g8 SEQ pages and oj4,7l0 volumes Total CIR
cu!a,cd during the year. lla437a publications, or SO9Si
565 pages ncl1iing $40 volumes. Total circulation
since the formation .: society 59363,7 p6hfatIohS'
including I59SIj0 vournes making in all a25 S4l
pages.
The gtuol distribution during the year in - separate
Grants including l26l 500 for foreign mission stations Nc
amounts to $40 pages the amount drawn by members
and directors 395-makng total value OF 93S 81
The receipts during the year to :9S962 59 of winch
81 olo gS were for publications sold, and :23,395 > io
foreign distribution OF the donations the American Tract
/ sc OO0 Il ih.iOn: :
single individual in the State of NcwYork contributed
- lO0 and = 795 G we're ladies' in difercHt States
By the efforts OF the agents together with the hearty co6pe
ration o cler-yue- lG3 10 volle have been circulated
during the wear In New-Fayen alone 1850 volumes were
circulated Seventeen canal boats had library placed in
each boat and the large factories purchased
Chri,tia. library for each The society has, during the
year. RENTED foreign and pagan lands the sum ST s5.
OOO which ha, been distributed among thyye sations-
The society and The various institutions and missions aided
circulate tracts nneythree different languages and da-
ect, In South Africa Spain, France, Switzerland, Bel
ciura and Germary active excrtons making extend
the circulation =. tracts Many have been circulated
in Hungarian Bohemian, Wendsh and Polish and volume
of Scripture narratives about be printed Servan-
Between fifty and sixty missionaries male and females in
cuing those at Singapore Maacca Sun jaw and Borneo
are laioring Tor the Chinese.
Various resolutions were offered and adopted, and ad-
dresses we're delivered among Others by Rev John Mcin-
lev Rev William Adams Rev Leonard Bacon OF New-fla-
ven. Rev Hiram Bingham, Re-. Robert Baird, and Rey
George Scott
American Hoa,e Missionary Society This bcneyolcnt
and efficient Association held lis eent Anniversary at the
Tabernacle last evening The President Rev. Dr. MAcAr-
LEY took the chair and the exercises commenced By
PRAYER from Rev. Mr.. MKEwIS. The Treasurer Jasper
Corning ESQ then presented hs Report which exhibited
the following summary: Balance in the Treasury the l't
Of May l8iO s227S 81; received from Au<ilury
Societies and Agents s7653S 80; from Lie Di-
recter 735 othor donations including bequests, &c So
l4O OIL total receipts, $87 69l 80, being s.06S
imam last year Ga Ire other hand tho payments Mission
aries during the year = $50 33 payments io the
Home Missionary and Pastors Journal -, 500 % Mis-
,ionar abors and Agents $3.50 CO. Salaries Of Secretary
and Assistant Treasurer ,69 total disbursements,
:84 o6-hus leaving in the Treasury balance IF 81.
827 20.
Rev Mr. BADcrR one of the Corresponding Secretaries,
then read an abstract the Report of the Executive Com
mittee 1t notices in appropriate the deceosc,
during the year of Rev Or. Hlycr of NewJerscy, Rev
Or. Church OF New Hampshire, and Rev. Dr. Baldwin Of
Indiana The whole number OF Missionaries employed du-
ring year go being increase of 10 during the year
The number of Congregations supplied :62-tuated in
81 and Territories, in Texas and Canada The
Missionary during the equal to 50l
IN advance year, the last years report In 80 Of
the Churches under tic >scc extensive rcyivals have
taken place and the number OF concerts is 3.s85 of whom
800 have become members Of the Church. The whole
number added their Chrchc. during the year t.GI3.
Beside the principal 2,i00 =ntion- the United
States and Territories have been supplied with predcers-
There due missionaries in the employ OF the society,
to be drawn al pleasure $lOlSG and se4,697 have been
pledged or the coming year The society needs ance
on last yea7 receipts o: $4,000 carr! It's enertprc
into Successful ezcror. The Report urges renewed and
I'll. more vigorous eXertion.
Rev JoHy SrAuLpIyo of Illinois moved adopt and pint
Reports, and proceeded few remarks display the
benefits conferred upon he Valley Of the Mississippi through
The efforts o: The society In that section. through their
crrons, 285 nave taken place than . 600