New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

EOEFIGS ENANGELIC Al soc - | Ms NocltlF
1cld it, Third Anniversary last evening at the
Dutch Reformed Church, corner of Fourth-st. aud
LAFAYETTE Place Hon. Theodore FRELISGH'Y-
SIS presided. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. BRINsN,pE. The Treasures
Report va. thcn read by Mr. CHESTER. 1t pre-
,enies the following aggregates:
Amouu, Of Receipts for The year...........Sl5,73i
Amoa-; oi Expenditures ........-...........l5~3'
Leaving ia the Treasury ....................Si5
The Report Of the Executive Committee was
then Rad by RI. /. y. KIRK, Corresponding
Secretary. Itprescn;cd tie purposes and the pro-
srcss Of the Society in fall and lucid manner
The object proposed is to instruct in the principle,
and lead to the practic, of Christianity those ma
tivcs of Europe nominally Christian, but under the
influence of Papacy. The countries 10 which it,
operations have bec7 chiefly confined are France,
spain, Italy, Belgium. Germany, Switzerland, sc.
During the past year 3 colJOrtcUrs, Or Bible dis
tribltor. have bcen steadily employed in France
and one in Belgium and more than 300 have been
engaged OR longer shorter periods. 1t Is nov
p years since the fls, Bible Society was c,tah-
~bcd in France, and they have distributed within
that time 20720l4 Bibles Since the last Ami
,crsary above 80 evangelist preachers have been
empleycd more than 100 900 Bibles have been
distributed in Belgium. After the reading of these
reports was concluded, excellent addres.e. wers
delivered by Rev. Gro. i. CHEEyER, Rev. q. W.
Br1HrNE and Rev. l.. y. kIRK.
NEw-NoRK AND AMERICAN SUNDAY School
USIoN The anniversary OF this Institution was
held last evening at the Broadway Tabernacle.
The Report of the Executive Commiltcc was read
by Rev. Mr.. PACKARD. The expenses of the
Union for the wear have been Sl,720. They have
sustained during the year 81 Schools. which have
Been attended by 1878 children, of whom 1888
read the Scriptures; aud 4 G24 have been admit
ted since the date of the last Report. OF the whole
number = 0lJ arc Professors of Religion, OF whom
100 have become since the last Report. Ihey
have in their various libraries 30.6l7 volumes.
The meeting wa, addressed by Rev. Mes.rs. STONY,
EysRrs and WYcKoFr.
AMERICAN ANrrSLAyTRY SOClETY.-I ms 80
ciety held it. ninth Annual Meeting at the Broad
way Tabernacle Yesterday at 10 o'clock, y. VI.
JAMES FULLER. Of Skaneateles. one Of the Wee
Presidents in the Chair. Pr,yer was offered 10y
lANN. RAM - II Az II "''' '''' - -' 800
Of Wcymouth. Mass. The Report Of the ENecu-
tive Committee Understood to be from the pen OF
Mrs. CHuD) was read 10y JosEPH {. HArHA-
WAY, of Pennington. 1t alluded to the peculiar
difficulties and embarrassment resulting from the
division Of the Society two years ago-tothe oper-
atoms OF the Society during the past year-and TO
the present aspects OF the cause. JAMES $. CIR
BoNs read the aggregates of the Treaslircrs Re
port, from which it appeared that the receipts |
during the year amounted to $l0,0Sl o.; the eN-
pcndi,uces TO 5000 90; leaving balance in the
Treasury Of 1881 g. The receipts were greater
by ubou, $4,000 than they were last year. The |
National Anti-Saycry Standard edited by Mrs. |
the year. Addresses were delivered by {. {. Bur
IrIGn of Philadelphia, WENDELL PnILLIrs OF
Boston. and Gov. BRADBrRN OF Nantucket
ANlRtcAs AND foREiGS ASrrSLAvERY Scot
trY.-This Society held it, second Anniversary in
the church. co,ucr of Delaney and Chysue-
streets. last evening \ large audienc. OF respect
able citizens listened to the services with appareni
intcre,; and qualification. ARTHUR TAPrAS pre-
sided The meeting was opened with prayer 10y
Rev. Theodore ). Wright OF this city. The al
nual r~Port was read by Rev. : ;. Jocelyn, the
Corresponding Secretary. and Lewis TaPPan offer
ed set OF resolutions that were unanimously
adopted. The closing address was made by the
Kew. Mr.. Pennington. pastor of the Coiored Con
grcgation at Hartford. Conn. Interesting nielli.
gcnce was communicated from the Ami>tad Ain.
cans. at Sierra Lconc-from the Missionaries a,
the Yves, India and Sandwich I.lanis-trom Eng
land and France. and letters were rcad from seye-
raj distinguished individuals.
The case of the Creole underwear, scarchiu.
examination, and the language ii the Government
in it, communication 10 the American Ambas sador
at London was col,rasted with brilliant passage
os an oration delivered on Plymouth Rock in 1920.
by Hon. Dsnicl Wcbst,r. An elosuen, cNtrac, on
the b'ishiins influences Of slavery was read from
pamph!ct by the Hon. Thomas 7. Marshall. l.
stated that the American missionaries at the