New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
SPIRIT OF THE ANNIVERSARIES
Fore,gn EvanssIicaI Society.

The Annual Meeting Of the Foreign Evangelical
Society held u Tuesday evening AZ Rev p'- sknneFs
Church, Me.cer-st- TIE z.;sntsnce WIS very large
In the abssnos Of he President, RsT On. De Wit,
the FIRST Vice President Frested The exercises "sFe
opened BY singing IRON the cho- Of the church. as ~aoh
was preye. b. Rev. D.. Cox Of Brooklyn
Tie Treasu-e. Re7or. .zs thea read Il showed hat
the receipts fo- past !es. were double hose Of 'heoT
er The receipts Of the Society for the last ea ese $40
i4s S. received from Rev. DIS CheereE ane Cox TIE
DI5is Society hat s:vea $500 Al OF Wa;cH Lad been
transmitted to :he w,laenses The fslerns Saes nas
st-en these respective SUNS: Hartford SOY Se~-ha-
ven, 500 Albany 500; Providence $3.50 baltimore
$500 Philadelphia, 81 SEQ; New-forg ana 6fooA!!a'
81 $50; Boston, s., 200.
The Expenditure. for the pas, year have been or Id
rope, S!3 So So: Canada SloJ2 ~ Sou'n America,
si75 Il, nome 81 S2 ard for Inc QuaTtery He"sPsPSf
sio7 Il
Rev DR.. Baird then addressed the meeting De 'poSe
CT whai had Gc3e oy the society iHe :.
had had in me CONNIE toat laH
t,ouehr never could pei along and that nothing could
be done By u The etiortso The Socleiy mad oeeh a.
rected great deal toward Franee-i mao oeen ~ c.s'
field. Colporteurs were doing gooo oea-D.. oui
BELLS had been great IN Belgium ahc pau; |
WORK going bravelT on-in South America much
could De done mere 10 advance ne casse 81 Ilutn-
Rome was weak az home. he couc!uded "!in request
ing all TO pray increasingly Tor me hHSeieus Vi '-
The cho!. Of the Church sang piece o; music D.
Pohlmzn OF Albany addressed Tie cons'esaGon ne
thought iha; the Christian world was II ra,oG e.ale
no. only civil but religious institutions were changing;
that those lore The truth must not ony pray oui ac
mus; 20 70 urge the conquest Of the Iose! vc'eI!
nominal Christians must Dc puiIeo. we sec
lamer table wan: Of knowing how 10 live happily and 20
die happily. He Instituted comparison between me
working Of Popey and Christianity Vur ostes were
bloodiess-uo fresno nquistion-the utn, Hsn1! ano
powerful, was our weapon. P0Pery was not &c
only zoe contend with There was sor Q! peaco fo
,estantism- making Iea.:ul strides In Germany and
snkn-wu in other parts OF Europe his must De
met overthrown by the Gospol ruth de conciaded
with the Report sho1ld De Puolshec lie
Report then adopted.
Rev. Nj. Wolf Of the French Canadian Society,
vas next introduced 10 the srtlence. he gave very
favorable Of tie progress o: Tie society n Canada
Seven different denominations were cooperating II the
work is ministers extended 81 over Canada they no
only preached Gospel. but ednca;ed he peePe;e?
depend good zeal upon esucauns-about 100 per-
sons had IN the habit oi attending WORSHIP IN one OF
the churches every sunday Gsfng the past i've years
their cause suffered COED deaf BY The action OF the BIZ
ish-iha; the British doing all they could Tor The sd
vancenen Of the Roman Caiholies-theTe were oouVoV
in Canada and should 10 al We could TO convert Them
70 true Christianity.
Rev Mr. Adams American Chaplain at Hare, next
addressed the meeting What he mad TO say related 70
France-that Inideiy on the decrease here. and
that there growing hatred against Jesuit!s mere
great spirit hear in France Many went 20 he.r
Evangelical discourses from French preachers. Mr.
Adane DID labor alone for sesep but re eXen1eo
his efforts every where he thought he might be useu
He concluded by urging upon all 10 DO as mucn AZ tney
could for France.
Rev Mr. Andrews OF Troy. addressed the meeting.
He said that hundred and fry millions were en-
oraced by the Church Of Rone-the Church Of Rome
was mere counterfeit; Of ChristiaEity-she wac enceaT
o-ing plant her every where. here among us
We regret that want OF room compe!s us to thus oei'
~ notice The remarks OF this eloquent divine
After singiug By the choir and sEoFt address rom
DR.. Cox, the Bsredction was pronounced by Dr. Skin