New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
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NiIl from hGtncl't Ac..fh.1)<05
Life member. 80
Other dOnatons......... RfE Il Receipts S91,a -
Sun!ry expenses. .......s}O16 -
| Home Miss journal. ..... 2908 y
Missionary Labor. .s7,7io ~
salaries of Oficers..... 1879 -Ftpenses soi3os u
| Balance IN the Treasury ...... SJ9l p
The receipt. arc r. $50 30 greater than those
| Of last year The liabilities incurred by the s.
ciev during the veat to missionaries j. 800 800 80
which. with the amount due at the beginning of
the wear makes the whole amount Of labilitic-
sl07 .085 9S The number of congregations j.
| 987-125 moro than sst year the amount Of N
Dor performed 59i ycars-93 more than last year.
and 80 more than any preceding wear. The num-
Der # pupils under the missionaries j. 6i,300.
| The number OF conversions reported Is BOB the
number added TO the church. j,jli. The ENecu-
tive Report was presented BY Rev Milton Badger
| The prospects, of the Society are in every way
| highly encouraging. Excellent addresses were
delivered by Rev. +. y. ALLES OF Albany, Rev.
II. d. LupLow of Poughkccpsic, Rev. T. :.
| CLARKE of Stockbridgc, Mass. ard Rev. JOEL
PARKER of Philadelphia. Several select pieces Of
music were performed in fine style by the choir
| The meeting was dismissed b, benediciion from
Rev. DIR. Cox.
FEMALE Moral Reform SocIErY.-The Eighth
Anniversary of this Society was held last evening
at the Hcster-strcet church The Annual Report
Of the Board states the number Of copies of the
Journal which have been issued during the last
year, at l5,j0O the number Of pages Of tract.
published, At 474,OOO-a large number Of which
we're cratuiiou. 10000 petitions have been for
wardc. to the Legislature during the year ihrre
missionaries have been employed, who have visit
ed 6,j70 families OF the Advocate A. Gj2 CO.
pies have been distributed: 1000 signatures OBJ
tanned to the Temperance pledge, and 100 chi.-
dren have been brought into Sabbath schools. \
Bethel Missionary has been steadily employed
who has visited 1929 vesses-dstrbuted l., $50
Advocates, j34 Directories, and l9i.j30 page. oi
tracts. From investigations carefully made II l.
as ,eItaincd that in the Eighth Ward alone, there
are - dwellings occupied by openly vicious ic-
malcs-whose number IN that Ward is estimated
at 697. Taking this basis il j. believed thai
$40 open prostitutes. Horrible a Is ;hi, picture
il the result OF careful and patient investigation
their OH annual meeting aste,enng at the Middle
Dutch Church-ANsoS Il. PHELPS, Esq in the
Chair. The proceedings were opened with d
hymu written for the occasion BY Mr. SIGoURNEY.
| after which Rev. Mr.. OGDES, of Whitesboro
offered prayer. Moss ALLEN, Esq, Treasure,
read the financial report tor the past year, which
showed the follow N aggregates:
Expenses -'''''''''''. 20
Balance due Treasurer. a
RSv. Mr.. CONE read the 10Th annual report OF
thu Executive Committee, which stated tha, their
pros poets werc never more cheering than al pr.
sent as the interest in the OF thcir PROJECT
was fully commensurate with the extensive know
ledge of is vast importance and utility. The to-
timony of those who had visited the settlements al
Liberia tornca a considerable portion oi this
port. and was highly encouriging-rcPrcsentin
the Improvement OF the settlers IN art. science.
agriculture and religion. a, far beyond the anlic.-
patton OF rs most tcalou, friends. The report 30
conclusion stated the increasing interests which
the people Of America have IN the success OF TIN,
christian enterprise and is high claim, anon their
continued support
Hon Is. +. BUrLER moved ths, the report b,
printed. and sustained the resolution IN a very feel
Ing and eloquent address. Ano:her resolution
was offered by Rev. Mr. CoSE. in reference To-
the increasing disposition OF master, to eruanci-
pate, and the consequent necessity of increasing
effort and hberahiy.
X GrRLEr. Esq, Secretary of the Parent Co
.onzalion Society. supported thi, resolution al
length, and with great power The proceedisg.
closed with an appropriate hymn.
ADVICE TO STRANGERS Let strange cave the CIV
without NlsluEg The American Museum IL urcs TIE b,s
attractions II New.lork Rtaa lse advertisement.