New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-21
sapti., Gen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meeting.

b.
Dr. wAr1ASD tee President in the Chair Is only bus-
usss "a. to secsp, me Legislative which have
ab-d I. to assume The name of the American sap;:s:
Missionary Union which name /; will meet on
T-,r-.as- c,ornins The Convection 5000 adjourned.
and the Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Managers was
commenced Rev Dr. SHASF the President Of the Board
IN tie Chair The Treasuress report having been read
and accepted the Corresponding Secretary, Rev s.
Prcx read extended extracts of the Annual Report,
from which we take following abstracts;
aoxR pEPA4TnEST-azcE-PTsA AND ExPESprTCaEs.
The total receipts 70 April !. 1916. from donation, and
erac;es Fave been sIO02le 81. including SO 2o3 10
teea SCI SEQ 81 including liabilities or dependencies
no; CONE 70 maturity which amour, 70 $3.50 Bal
OF old deb, unpaid. So9s5 o. Total liabilities
April l54o S34S35 &C. There nave also been Ieeeised
from the American and Foreign Bible Society, $1,000
American Trsc; Society $1,000 United States Govern
r2eut, Si,4o0.
ACTS OF INCORPORATION.
Remedial Ac: hss been procured from tie Leg:sa-
the General Convention. and Act of Incorporation
from the Legislature of Aassschusens fos The American
Baptist Missionary l nion
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N ASIA.
Mralnai. Missior-Messrs Howard Stevens o.
COED. viuton Binney, BullsEd: Ranney. Hasvel. and
their wives Messrs. Judson, Ingalls, Sinops and Miss
yinon Mr. Judson arrived in this country Oct. IS and
Mr.. Siuons in England Nov ! There are also connect
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There are Sceoos including two for Naive Preach
ers and 4e7 Pupils 900 volumes or 3l1l00 pages have
been printed besides 10000 pages in English Pages
printed from the beginning. o. 2i30 Il 900 books
and tracts have been distributed Portions OF the New
Testament and several tracts have been translated into
Psho Karen. A part have been printed. The Pegusu
Scriptures are about be put press. The way into
Burlnah Proper .eopeued The death Of Mrs Jud,on
occurred at 81 Helena Sept l, and OF Mrs. rgas al
MauIrnain nor Q
Tauoy Mission.-Messrs. Wade, Mason, Bennett
,bair r,v scbpS hE-a
been reduced in numbers By sickness The seminary
for native preachers had II pupils. The printing IN
Tavoy amounted in l-i5 10 e Oi pp, AID the issues 70
3l2 s22 pp.
4rradaa-sisssrs Stilson and wife aud in this
try Mr hucsid and wife and Mr.. Abbott rs native
assistants stations and out stations beside stations
in Burmah Proper. Mri. Abbott died at Sandoway
Jan -. lsi5.
Siar,-Messrs Goddard and Chsndler, the latter
rnschins, and their wives. In this country Mr. Jones
station an outstatcus native Chinese assistants
$40 copies Of Sianese books including part of the
cond edition ofthe New Testament. have been printed
$4,000 pp syo. and 25l2 copes In Chnese-ll0.2s4
pp svo font of Siarnese type has been and for
warded Msulmaip; and another for Prince Chau.fa-
yai Mrs Jones died al on her way 10 this country
March 81.
Chfna-Messrs Devau and Mcgowan and their wives
In this country Mr. Dean. stations and out Stations
- native assistants The connection with Mr.. Roberts
closed Jan. l. 1916 and with Mr.. Shuck April / The
member, of the Canton department OF toe mission
moved 10 Canton April / lsi5. church was mme
kong church left 10 charge OF native ASSISTANTS Dr.
Mcgowan proceeded 10 Ningpo about the Is, OF april
The dspenssry connected with the station has oeea
merousiy frequented. and the opportunities which IL
has Afforded for giving religious instruction, have been
diligently improved.
A.sam-Messrs Brown. Gutter Bronson Barker and
their wives stations native assistants. The school!
departments highly prosperous at all the stations The
Nowgong Orphan Institution has Is inmates. The New
Testament in Assanese is nearly ready for the press
and parts OF it have been printed also an Assamese
eaal chAOl hoo f.
Ttlooeoos-The station at Eelloreis In charge OF three
native assistants superintendent BY an European resi-
dent
The whole nunbe, of missions In Asia Is 7; Of stations
and out stations of mission aries and assistants Sc
of native assistants ia of churches IS baptized 2ss
present number about 1900 schools 40 or so pupils
/ 10000
MISSION IN WEST AFRICA.
Bassas-Mess-s. Clarke and Cheeseman, Mrs. Clarke.
Mrs Croker. Two stations and two outstations; two
native assistants The seat OF the mission has been
moved Bexley. Schools have been taught there, and
at Edna and the out stations the Gospel has been
tensvey preached the stations and in the neighbopg
villages Preparations have been made for printing Ro-
and Corinthians in Bsssa; also Bessa Dictionary,
! &C.
MISSIONS IN EUROPE.
France Mr.. Willard and Mrs Willard stations and
SO stations for preaching places 10 native preachers
and assistapts Is churches with 900 members spi.
nit OF religious inquiry ia awakened tie prospects Of
usefulness more encouraging than formerly. Mr.
and Mrs Willard left the United States for France the
10th inst. Mr. FOulboeuf dice July ~.
GERMANY and DsgmGrk-Mr Oncken and IL other
preacher and assistants Il stations with out
stations; than $50 baptisms reporied six new
churches constituted and others about 10 be organized
the reformation extending In all directions the churches
in Denmark increasing In numbers and efficiency; the
cause advancing in Holland Bible and distrou ion
prosecuted with unremited diligence. More than 1000
Bibles and have been circulated and about
$50 600 tracts with other religious publications. The
Young Mems Union" OF Hamburg, sends Its laborers
all quarters Persecution though continued At some
has al y0Fd NJ cd Ira
course, and Is guri1ed.
Greece-Mcssrs. Arnold and Buell. and their wives and
Mrs Dickson and Miss Waldo. stations preachers
and female assistants. At Corfu the mission school
contains 20 pupils the attendance on Greek services s
small but in En- gsh is increasing At PirHus the pros
pect Of usefulness is improving Bible class and Sab
bath school well attended and by individuals distin
guishshed for intelligence and responsibility.
The number of missions In Europe Is 3; of stations
and stations. So OF missionaries and assistants {
of naive preachers and assistants % of churches "a
OF bapu-ms the last year, 2t4 OF church members.
about lIUO
MISSIONS IN NORTH AMERICA.
OjibnGs-Mes,rs Bin CHAM and Cameron; Mrs Bng
ham and Miss S Warren, station and out.siations
native assistant. Two schools with an average aen-
dance of abou. 50 pupils. settlement has been made
at Tikuamna
Ouapos in MTcAisan-Mr. Slater and Mrs. Slater
Intern has been prevalent in the colony and NOR
ais have detorieted. removal West Of the Misss.
ppi contemplated TO escape the vicious Influences Of
white
other assistants. The school has been discontinued
since October account OF the appreh ended removal
Of the indians in April An appeal has been addressed
10 the United States Government for permission 10
main on The Reservation "
Shcpanoes 6c-Messrs. Barker, Pratt Meeker, Ban.
chard their wives and Miss Wallace, Miss Case and Mrs
Jones and native assistants The stations have been
greatly afflicted with sickness and many OF the Indians
have died. Some Of tie missionaries have been COM
PEELED relinquish ;heir abors temporarily. The reli
Rous OF churches has been improving Of late
The whole number of members Is los. SCHOOLS are
maintained at Delaware. Shawanoe and Stoczbridge.-
The gospel BY John Shawsnoe has been put press
Ckrokels.-Messrs. Jones. ". P. Upham and II. Up
ham, their wives and Miss Hlbbard and Mas Morse
Five native preachers The nation las been sgEated
with internal troubles and the state OF religion has been
less prosperous than the year before Six monthly num-
bers OF the Cherokee Messenger have been published
5000 copies svo. 100 oO0 pages. embcdying ranss-
ton Of Genesis also tract Of 5000 copies opp. limo
10000 pages. Luke Is prepared for the press.
The whole number Of missions 10 American Indians
5; Of stations and ou:sat!ons 20 of missionaries and
assistants OF native preachers and assistants II the
number Of churches p with abou. 300 rnemoers-
50 bsp,ms reported The the number fschoo
g. WIKI ls0 pupils.
NATURALIZATION.
There are In connection with the Board 10 Missions
l3 stations and stations 80 missionaries and asss
ants Of whom - preachers, l55 native preachers
assistants 81 churches 1913 members OF cSuIches