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RACES.
The Regular New York Jockey Club Spring Meeting will
Tuesday l3hreat Match North against the South Fashion
VS.. Peytona, for S2o, 900, four mile heats.
Same Day-Purse So ent. $40 added mile heats.
Wednesday lithPate Race $500 10 cent for all
to carry i04 lbs., three mile heats.
Same Dsy-A Sweepstakes other will be run
Thursday, hJockey Club Purse, $780, so second best
horse, mile heats
Same Dryockey Club Purse $780, 500 second best horse,
three mile heats.
Friday, shJockey Club Purse $780, $500 second
horse, four mile heats.
Same Day-A Sweepsake purse for mile heats will be
for
Entrance to the Enclosed Space for the Meeting $40
=" Grand Stand ............... /.
/" Stand OF Track ............ Soc.
made for members and gentlemen intending
in the enclosed space. All wishing the
track with horse; and carriages viii enter from the turnpike
the stand Two small gates will Be left open between the track
there will be communication between the track and sands
= m9 FStkM
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Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLEAss-Ship ST Mary-l57s pps Lead Is,, 4 son
lo. oDs ~ hhds G6astslan Ponvert7o bales
NO gan-2o bbis Souhmayd hhds Spoffotd Tiles
Ton co.8 do bbs Williams Northam-l4 bales w Brad
loaos Sage coll Hurlbut4l bbis Harper
cois rope Leveric box specie 223 bales hemp
order. '''- ~ '"''S pass "u'e "
SAvASNAH-Brg Clinon-l9 bales cotton Barstow Pope
CO. co hamilton Gay-66 Macy Holdridge-2 M Enamel
100 Graves bxs Pendeton Margin-l bale Thomr-
son coo cks rice 40 bales cotton 10 order ~ 800
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, May Sin review of Wednesday
morning last observed that only limited business had
been done in Cotton during the early part of the week.
and attributed it to the delay in not receiving any further
accounts from Europe On Wednesday there was more
disposition to operate, and the sales amounted 1000
bales, at the same prices before paid By the mail of
Thursday We received tho accounts per Caledonia
steamer, which leave the Liverpool market in pretty
much the same position noticed by the Great
The business in market amounted that day to
about 1000 bales previous Yesterday there was
some enquiry, and the sales figured up $500 bales,
making total for the past three days of bales and
for the week of "a 900 bales.
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Foreign Ports

A,ns March +. IL. port 10 ms1sn: &, ys,
So Gsmil,sn Reed dc MASON Scott and
john Rob- Cartoon Delight Bsftas and Chez
cALso Feb In port Augusta B,elhsad Brown, for Pay
,Ggay.1A PR April ls-Io ca,,e PGy.rasd for Nsy
York sSon Passrs s do' d, M.ress sGrou
ASs B.d as sss s sss.y M ~ @
Pnsoa scm yoi% pi as
d TS sa Dirk eo gG SU a ssn
osIs ,s Smith Pile SFdsSS days. IS
81 a for Domingo
British man Of war barque just arrived from cruise
Lake Ports.
CLEVELAND May Arr VIM Brewster Erie Cid Martha
Frsme, and Huron Buffalo; Tom Corwin, sandusky,. -
,rd My s wsyns Monroe chf Dr.
Wood Chicago; s@ead, Erie Barton Venice; Brm,ngham,
Ma:oa cSieasS F Buckeye s@o ss"d"
Home Ports.
BELrAsr, May 3-An Ohio, McCauslin, Boston, Sid 4th,
fos1sssD May An hiSs@1s, Elliot .,nu Cid Old
NrwnuRrrosT. May sDAr Edward Koppi.ch, Lunt Porto
Bo,IoS, May loCld Gardiner Brown, rc,og; Com Hull
Ray San Juan ae los Remedies Cuba; Rajsh Eddge New
Lewis Bruce, siadey, and Emma, Baker Phadepha; Boae:
dry shashSya ;, Ea;o caso panon Gbare.on Tho.
Hamioni Excel Lovell Amanda Nckerson Conyer, Cole
man; Maria, Baker, and Lawrence, Meeker NYok Signal
for abarque.
sRrowS, May sAr Zephyr Crockett. Thomaston for
NYork
MArrnAs ViSryARp May "a e-Ar Mary Chiffon Rogers
81 Marc n Domingo, for Boston.
Provpryer Nay s--As Juno Kent; Midas, French aud
Emily Gardner NYok Sid Hope (of this late Of York
town Val Potter York River; Moses Brown Nickerson PHI
NV LoSpos May AR Denmark Rider, Newport for N
York; Uncas, Rogers, Philadephiafor Norwich,
CHARLEsros, May s-Ar George Canning, tBr) Kydd, ST
Georges, BERMUDA, Bel9y Helespcnt Boston Cld Ca.ha.
nan Do,ne Antwerp. Sid Versailles, Hunt, Havre Warsaw
Bailey; Thomas Bennett yarnqm Cato Briggs, and Susanna
tBr Chapmsn, Liverpool; Esqnmsur Halves Cuba Arr 7th
New York Hull NYork SID Andrew Gray, Jungers West
Indies
SAVANNAH My7-An B,ltic ALIGN, Boston; Robert Bruce
Gsriaer, New 0aeas SD Ri Whitney Dyer Socrates (Br
My OsLsASs, May 2TAT VIM Enss Boss and Eliza Tai
Havana; Sarah Francis, Wss Thomaon Cid Alexander
Leeds, New York; Pursuit Br) Spence Liverpoo Yucaeco
p,ts Camrachy; Fashion, Johns Kingston, Jam, Dissn
scLssAaA frt gu Priace. 10 yt
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Passengers Arrived.

CAvToN-Shig John q Ad,ms--J Gemmil, OF siur,uore
I.IvERpooI-Shp James Il Ford-H Bennett w Sm,h 20
Nsw OeLrAss-Shp 81 Msry-Mrs Fanny Beard, Mr.. l. ]
Storage t-.s8 r.. ..--
SAsysr.HBrie Clntou-,Mrs Exglcson Mrs Thurser and
son Mrs Falrbank Misses Bngey Schser Heather Kerney
Graham ard vose Mr. Hyde and r Wane lady and two
ShIlddre9 aie.sV, urshem, Nriu Fisher Policy McFsG,
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sales OF stocks at Boston.

May al share Western Railroad lO do Eeastern Rad.
road Io9 ado American Ins Co, l3 80 Island Railroad
M 7sS; 100 do do M 81; 200 Wilmington Railroad,
Boston Stock it Is Norwich Worcester Railroad
7 do do 72a; - do do 72 Is do do BIO Is ds 73 50
do do, b o IN, 70. = =
MAY io7 shs Boston Maine Railroad Il6i % Eastern
Railroad il0 Portland, Saco Portsmouth Railroad
1927 10 Merchants Bank 1867; Great Fails Manufacture
ing Company 800; IS Norwich Worcester Railroad
I'm 725; 10 do I'm 72i; 90 do Gods 723 200 VII.
mngton Railroad I'm All so do cit; 100 Long Island
Railroad I'm 73t; so do 3ds 72 SO do l0ds 72I
400 dos I'm 72t 3O5 East Boston Company l4S 22O do
l43; 100 do s O I'm I4a "
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Foreign Expectations.

oAsTos-shg John Adams pkgs tea 1880 mats i7
;n eassi1 200 do fire cacks u br weemsa Dc
tubs Dani Parker of Boston pkgs tea Wetmors
a. sh.< Dnwei13 David Seanjr-83 Thos Perkins-
order. - -" - ~ '"e siaeAeis anu p'o W teas y
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Correspondence or the Herald,

.c,u News 0yTIcE, New Lospes, May 10;
SsIs SPOKE Dec indian c e
sas; phss s'ss ss
de- whs i5th FshiS de- do goth Cicero DO, sdo Dee
ss SS d. % fS
wv iSsf'' S sSi t. Gs:
$ ss SSss sv rnsi SSsS .s To s:Sze
the reported Aug Is Peru, Nant $50 p; Sept s Maria NIB,
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP NoRrHuMBERASD, for London, will sail to-
day at l0A.M
PACKET SHIP STEPHEN WHITNEY for Liverpool will sail
to-day at 10 o'clock.
NV vEssELsA barque and brig launched Phla-
depha on SATURDAY
SIS Indies. SIS Cos.ns g, East In
dies, sll; South America, sl3
Naval.
At Pensacola hs expired has his place supplied by sterrett
Ramsey ESQ.,, Purser Of the Navy Yard Navy Agent pro
Com Lavalee, late in command Of the Pensacola Navy
their way % Phadsphs Commando Holm: 81 in charge 81
the Navy Yard until Capt Latimer appointed to the command
po The SS % srn from
sbosnd New York where she will join the squadron about
No1 Siila'-'' Mid J. M BROOKE 10 receiving snip at
NV BrproRp May sCld Lancaster, Cornell, Pacific and
IVY Coast Sid oh Lydia Robinson, Of Faihaven for Psci
received Nantucket report Caao Feb Charles
Carroll Andrews. Nsn, 800 !. sail il dsy,rhad sod sS
mos OUT SO sp including 100 sent Some
and oaG heard ose
Of HaJ Sept e 1900; in August Emily Morgan, Ever NIB,
so 81 sssE.
Strong. Island &c, l2 Margaret, London l3co
ns rSssS 8 :'s rs at
Spoken.
Talbot Story, Nov =. lat i IS s, Ion Is % w.
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z THE. SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1876
Contracts for Mail Srpice--Amopnt Saved per
anmSn, by the NeW Contracts in the Ner England
States and NeW York-Rairoads and Steamboats,
not contracted ,cah yet-Repot respecting the
FIRST Comptroaerslip-M Members of Congrsm IN
Waaington-J Fsnnimore Cooper's Nsw Work
IN Progress-Lia Of Clerks in State Department
The Court Fool Journal Messenger in the Posf
Office Department restoed-Mr Buehanan and
Prescription.
To-day the contracts have been finally closed for
the ensuing four years mail coach and horse service
in the New England States, and New York. Tho
following is the saving which has been affected in
this branch of the service in the different States -
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NEPTUNE HOUSE,
NEW ROCHELLE LANDING.

y F. RICE begs to inform his friends and the public gene
steady
fvo he has heretofore received from his aud with his
establishment. countly feel. eoaadsncs
being able to give entire satisfaction TO those who may favor
for term Of years and having greatly improved them during
nearly as large the former main one which divided into
handsome aud convenient snits Of rooms neatly fitted up fol
with ali those who seeking superior
the H. charges he beg. to assure the public a
a.. s;.e they will mot exceed any ohe, @ con
French and American cook ha. been engaged h
that the taste oeyery patron will be fully grahed
and the table will at all times be provided with the best thu
In addition the regular ordinary o'clock there will ;,
during the months Of July and August new and substantial
sS Is is Capt
has pledged himself to run on this route during the season The
COUNT The public will find in few days hat the facilities
travelling to and from hi. splendid ve, and by Lane
bushes. men Of all classes.
sN HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOB
~ The Horse !; black Canadian, sound and kind il
very valuable any person wishing to ride fast only
' %y VI # kssi
"A BARENNE & Co, -
he sIsf @GeI LADIES' y
make Summer Opening Monday, the 5th Of May, hay
@ the as ars an sss1 and esy ' NEW s:
articles, and Gypsy Hats styles. mi lwisrc
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
- THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and anuiactureIs
Oof the Nsapolitan Bonne respectfully inform the trade
* atey ready to supply the above article ofhe
latest style and Of superior quality in quantities TO suit pu
chasers.
They that they alter and clean the Bonnets to
appear equal 10
tuy. cautioned against inferior article Of the kind il
medal at the last fair Of the American Institute has tick
upon IT, Apply TO WISE SONS TS Pearl street at the
mandatory OF PATTISON, NOE & CO.,
my3 lmssec No. q Delaney street.
I&R FOR GLAsGOW.-Regular Paekct-The well
NM known, fast sailing British Barlue ADAM CARR,
Scott master, daily expected, will meet with quick
Woodruff & MINTURNs,
myi2ec 81 South street
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE
xASn2 Hq FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIREC T
G. from the Pier &c, Of Courlands ,,Tvet-Ths
leave he foot of Coulandt street. Tuesday evening, at
The Empire owing to her light draught of water will be
bleda all times TO the bar and reach Albany and Troy
ample tine . take the morning train Of going
Freight taken al low rates
70. fa,ssss Freight APPLY On board OF to G. CLARK at
ths sfAcs ~ the whsf u nn 70
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Amount available to pay debt falling DUE $27764l2 81
In the month Of April last tho Commissioners of the
Canal Fund issued circular which was sent as exten.
svely practicable the holders Of the Eric and Cham
plain canal stock informing them that the stock would be
paid at the Manhattan Bank tho LIST Of July ls45 and
that interest on the stock would not be paid after thai
date This circular also informed the holders that the
Commissioners would redeem tho stock, and would pay
premium thereon OF two dollars hundred of the five
per cents and three dollars the six per cents until july
1874, from which time the premium would be diminished
quarterly. On the first of January 1916, the premium
was established at half Of per cent on the five per
cents and thrceourhs of ono per cent ON the ak mar
cents
The surplus canal tolls after paying all the charges
OIL these works in lS44 to the S0th September
was five hundred and thousand two hundred
and seventyseven dollars similar surplus in lsa5 and
1886 would nett the required to qudate the
ments of the debt at maturity We annex tho official
statement of the and expenditures of tho
for 1874 =
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES OF STATE CANAL, 70. 1914
TO SErr. 30TH.
Tolls laiter deducting expenses Of collec.
uonu. $2,34474l so
Kent OF surplus water. ............. also 90
interest on current canal revenue. 80. 1926 so
ru..,.. $a,s4s,a4s 10
and charges caused by or growing out Of
them,. ............ I,77,s7o SO
Surplus. ................... $57l,277 81
The receipts and expenditures for the current year
estimated by the Canal as follows II will
De observed that the estimated surplus is quite one
hall the actual surplus of 1884, The revenue is
to be less, and the expenditures more than last year
Upon what data these calculations are made the Commits
soners do not state but the receipts thus far at Albany
and Troy confirm the estimates of the Commissioners At
the west end the Eric Canal the tolls have
The estimated receipts for tolls Is45 arc put down at
$loel27 90 less than in 1884, and the expenditures nj
$20s,677 81 more.
EsTiMATED RECEIPTS EXPENDITURE OF THE New YoRx
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On the 18th instant, by His Honor the Mayor, Mr..
CHARLES CuRRIER, to Miss ELIZABETH CLAkkE, all Of
this city.
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MARITIME HERALD.
49, -
Movements OF tho Steam shine.
Packets to Sail.
Shipmastcrs nnd Ayen..

-
We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
to ROBERT SILyEY, Captain of News Boats repof ~
the Shipping Len a. the Port whence they sailed
newspapers they may have Agents and Coresnon
dents at home abroad will also favor BY sending
this ONCE any marine intelligence they may receive
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Trade ReUOrt.

AsHEsHolders of Pots are firm at So sIl and at that
price the sales have been to fair extent Pearls we now
quote at 81 rs, which is farther decline. The move
ments IN this article this season have been folowss
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comparison of the prices ruling the close of each
week. shows that there has been advance within the
past week, in Canton Co. of II per cent; Norwich and
Worcester IL Ohio SIS Pennsylvania SIS Erie RR
Z Morris Canal IT and decline in Long Island of
Mohawk Farmers Loan j /; and stonington !. Prices
throughout the week have been very uniform.
Heavy nsalments of the Canal debt of this State be.
payable in Is4o and is46 which must be paid at
maturity either cash by the creation of now stock
The of the principal ofhe Canal debt payable in
the years lS45 and 1896 exceeds The amount
of available funds in the hands of the of
the Canal Fund the 30th Of September last was So
77642 ST. being 623 900 less than the sum required
which is to be made from the Canal revenues of lsaj
and ls46. The Commissioners have already in their
hands, between five and six hundred thoussnd dollars
the stock rsimbursabe in January 1896 which pur-
chased puring the last year with the surplus tolls
and after the close of the fiscal year. transferred to
the sinking fund. This constitutes part the out.
standing is held investment for the payment
of the debt when it falls due The total amount Of Canal
stock purchased for the sinking fund.- redeemed on
account of tho original debt contracted for the con-
strucon of the Erie and Champain canals during the
fiscal year. IL 424 &c. 1t has been considered by the
Commissioners desirable to apply the means in their
hands to the purchase and redemption this stock as
fast it could be obtained, in order to diminish the
to be redeemed on the first of July Is45 and the
first of January, 1916.
We a statement, showing the sums received and
paid the Commissioners of the Canal Fund during the
fiscal year ending September &c. s43 and the balance
hand at tho close Of that and the previous fiscal
year
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
DEPARTMENT.
Balance In the hands Of the Commissioners
the 30th of Septem Der, 1913. 800. So $50 $50 %
Received during the year ending 30th Sept -
1874. ...... .................... 4,o56, $3.50 90
Total. ............ $6,7s6 200 IL
Paid during the Same period 3,493, 353 rs
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Balance in the hands Of tho Commissioners,
3Oth September, 1884, ........... 50, 262 846 46
The whole Of this balance will not be available at the
maturity Of the insallments due the canal debt
was invested temporarily in the following manner but
part ofthe amount has become permanent deposit and
will be unavailable for years
INVESTMENTS OF THE SURPLUS CANAL FUND.
Amount deposited in banks available 349O57 IS
Amount deposited in banks unavailable. 1856 433 95
Due from Treasury for loan to U. g. Deposte
Fund.- Observation-Disclosures. 1886 O6
Loan to the city ofAlbany,. l62 900 90
Invested in Chcnango canal stock. 546N06 0s
Do. in canal stock, under chap 3l4, laws
1858. lOU,OOO OO
In real estate and securities from broken
banks, Observation-Disclosures. 1903 81
Total. Observation-Disclosures SO, 1884, 46 40
Deduct amount deposited in banks, 4S6, 433 95
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.
New York, May 5th, 1915.
NOTiCE-The Stockholders Of this In,tution hereby
notified, that Election for Councillors and Directors
will be held the Banking House the h day of June
Polls will be open from IL to o'clock. By order,
my4 ltawtoJasrc Il l. FISK Cashier.
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TO CANADA SHIPPERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED prepared receive goods this
port and transmit the same to Canada for the benefit Of
drawback He will attend to the necessary Custom House bust
here and elsewhere the routes and the debene
money to the shippers. For further particulars apply to
c. LIVINGSTON,
ai9 lmisrc No. 10 Wall ST.
NOTICE-MR. CLARKE has removed his Intelligence
~ Office from $50 Broadway 95H Duane st. door from
he continues to provide help bot,
Duane street uncurent money bought and exchanged.
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GRAND ZOOLOIICAL EXHIBTTION.
OGDEN, WEEKS 81 COMPANY,
FTER the Great Procession headed by Four Elephants
"A Thursday Morning the 9Th instant will open their ceebra
ted MANAGERIE for Exhibition For one WEEK ONLy-fu.
turs engagements preclpdng longer stay, 81
At the head OF Lafayette Place, Sth street.
This the only extensive of Living Geological Gu
rostes the United States and the finest and ares
specimens from every part Of the Globe.
HERR DRIESBACH,
The Tanner Lions Tigers Leopards will give his
shing exhibitions O'Clock, AM, and and o'clock, M
Hours Of General Exhibition from o'clock, AM. IA from
to 5, PM; and from to 10.
Admttance Is cents Children under years. i2k MT
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CASTLE GARDEN.
So long and ayoraby known the public will be opened
Monday, May Hath.
Proprietors ......... Messrs. French and Heser.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN OPERA.
MONDAY May 18TH will be presented SEMlRAMIDE-
semirsms signoa Msocchi vaena; Arsacs, signore Ro
sna Pico Edpu,, Sig Antognni; Assur Sig Valtell ina
netti; Nino's Ghost, Sig; y. N.
U Price Of Admission Fifty Gents.
Between the Acts of the Opera ntemission Of Fifteen
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
HDoors al halfpast o'clock, Performance to COM
at 0o'clock.
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DIED

On Thursday afternoon Goth inst of disease OF the
heart Rev. GEORGE BOURNE. aged IS years and
months
The funeral services will be held in the Reformed
Dutch Church. corner of Laayette-pacc and Fourth's
on Sunday afternoon next ODD inst al quarter before
o'clock al which place the Clergy and his relatives and
friends, respectfully invited to attend without lar
Their notice.
Suddenly on the morning of the 2st inst OF disease OF
the heart THEODORE c, DOREMUS, in the 23d year
of his age.
His remains will be removed TO the house OF his father
in West Bloomfield New-Jersey, and the funeral viii
take place from thence Sunday 23d inst at half past
O'Clock p NJ. 49,,
On Friday afternoon in the 9TH year OF her age, EMIL
I.Y AUGUSTA, daughter of w. Vcrnilye
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the u-
neral this afternoon at o'clock, from No. 80 Baukst
On the 2lst inst FELlX q. infant son OF J. William
and Mary F. Trust, aged months and days
On the GOTH Alonzo Phelps, ~.
GOTH Charlotte, wife of Samuel Williams, OF L. %.
2Oth Margaret, wife OF John Reynolds, %.
On the l9th Vcrgenna, daughter of r. J. Dobbs, a.
At Fredonia w. T. 9th ut Sylvanus Helmer oil this
State, 32!.
At Cherry Valley, 10th inst. Joseph Calder Son. TO-
Al Little Falls, Mrs. Mary Churchill s.
At Cazenovia ID ZADoK SEYMOUR, &c, Revolution
airy pensiouer.
At Gcns Falls l4th, Thomas S Farnsworth, of Albany.
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Baptist General Convention.


Tes SESSION commenced yesterday morning With
p.svs,. &c, The proceedings were more interesting
,A.a yho$s heretofore reported. The early part OF
ne isv vas occupied with the reading OF Report,
,rb-scaS the position of the missionary affairs In
Esa,ps. Snd other parts Of The globe in which 1t
vxs s;s:ed tina, the salary of missionary in Greece
: so rle-e than in Buraah and $50 less than in
t>A.-x Dr. Iudsou said that. although forbidden to
A hv rs paysicians ne could no, refrain from lifting
his v 20 say tbs, he protested against the abandon
.s.; If The Ar-scs mission lie was obliged to desst
f- kss es.1ons a. this juncture. his voice becoming
i- Gale when DR.. Cone and spoke Tor Dr. Judson
- = c;A.ei Dr.. lu3son stated his Willingness 10 go
A. Niss;cnAry 10 Arracsr Il his ahors on his Dictionary
eoad - dispensed with or he would proceed 10 siam
afterwards i :: MSS .ae.r desire
d Cce stated in an address repete with deep feeling
m e hSi oi;cn lonee6 70 attend Missionary Meeting
- now his desires were granted This UaS MISSION
SxY NETTING lie proceeded TO state that SIV,VoV
hz3 5eeS connded 10 his care, from one source
fc- s beuea; Of the Union Several deeply interesting
addresses made By some OF the returned MISSION
ares Rev N-. hinca;G spoke .; the state OF affairs IN
lscA: The feeling OF the Natives with regard TO Amer
"a Rev NJ. Ab5ott, another returned Missionary ;,
also sa:G that :hc Mission II Arracan would not be
ESAaGy1sd-
Ee wor3i 90 there himsef-would devote himself to
.As cave persuaded that he would MOI 90 alone
-, more han one would be sent OUT Win niin- ne
49, -s were some thousands of converts there, and a
rrrba, Of churches-but man was not suihclent-
liar tte district embraced some thousand square mics
TIE business o: Life Membership was then resumed
Thursday evening and large number OF fresh names
ADDED among Them, Hon. CALEB CUSHING. our ste
Minister China through the South Baptist Churcn oil
So.tor-sn6 his Excelency Gov. BRIGGS oil Massachu-
sets Or. Cone affected 10 tears several times dur
~ TIE speeches OF the Missionaries, and also large
portion c! me asseuoIy.
The A;ternoon Session a contin uat!on OF the
mornings business Owing to its being the last session
70 be held This year it was extended little beyond the
usus hour OF breaking up-many members who had not
osen embracing the hna opportunity of giving utter
snce to .hrr opinions. We were pleased to hear a
.oioa adopted the printing OF the Sermon delivered
bg aey Dr.. BARSAs SEARS. The Report which WAS
.ead ku-ug the morning is also to be printed The
funds required 10 liouidatc the liabilities OF the Union
amount 70 $4,000 considerable portion OF which is
forthcoming-pait donations, but mainly from the
contributions OF those desiring 10 become Members
We do not recolect have public meeting oil the
game nature Gu so extensive scale conducted with SO
much unanimity of feeling On both sides Or. way,
LAND is an efcien, and al able officer and well fulfilled
the duties OF lis place on this occasion