New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26

These results compared with those OF last year,
.hc that the increase has been wholly In the Western
Sta,e. The number assisted In the Colleges and The
illogical Sennsries In New England has been eleven less
than last wear and in the Middle States three less
while in the Western states II has been twentyesht
greater. ,,,
csnts last year nearly double that OF the year pre-
ceding there has been sill sreater number during the
wear now ending One hundred and four have been re-
,vad being eleven NOR. than received last year.
Number rho hare Entered the Ministry sixty three
Who have received assistance through the whole or
part of their studies have completed their course At the
severs Theological Seinsres during the yesr, snd
tered uoon the work of the near
" one half of the whole number OF Theological urada
ate. for the year, At the same INSTITUTIONS
Pecefp,s and Disbursements The sggregse oil receipts
and d-bursensnts made up from the accounts of the
essurers Parent Society and its Branches stands
a. follows . .
Balance on hand the beginning Of the year soos 81
Total available .9oe IS
Disbursements during the year 5l2l2 q
Balance in the Treasury April 30 lsi7..-..- $3.50 90
The receipts from collections and donations have been
about the same as last year AS was anticipated 'ne
soun, of Lgacis received the Treasury has been
much smaller; and the amount OF Refunded Loans has
also been something less The Invested tunds oil the
society have Welded somewhat increased income -
The difference between the amount received into the
Treasury this year and last corresponds very nearly
with the difference in the receipts from Legseies
The Society and audience were addressed by Rev
Messrs Waterbury Of Boston, Clark OF Hartford and
Beecher OF Indianapolis
MASSACHUSETTS BIBLE SoCIETY-This Society
held its Anniversary Monday when addresses were
made by Rev. DR.. Pierce, Rev DR.. Psrkmsn Rev r. b
Hall Of Providence, Rev. DR.. Csruthers OF Portlend
and Professor Greenleai of Harvard University. Mr..
Hall spoke against the Mexican War
AMERICAN PEACE SoCIETr-The 10th Anniver.
ssry Of this Society held Monday evening In the
Winter Church. Deacon Samuel Creole In the cnar
The President OF the Society said that they had mucn
TO encourage them, notwithstanding the gloom which
hung over us by the Public sentiment was not
dead but sumbering and when Il does wake up "o De
to that Administrator whatever one II may De- whose
policy is bent on war. Heroic virtues II virtues they
couLd ba called we're destined 10 come down Inc
world was changing its judgments In regard 10 war
Mausoleums and monuments would be erected 10 pro
oters Of peace and of war vessel OF war had
csny been dsencumbered OF It's instruments of destruc
ton end been reighed with food Tor the iamsnng IN
distant land He hailed this as an omen oil peace Ihst
treaty which had been negotiated ~ an eminent STATES
man would tend 10 promote the bonds OF peace between
US ard the parent country He trusted that ere long
all vessels Vi war would be devoted TO peaceful pur-
poses. -,
the Annual Report After some remarks upon the Mex
lean war which he thought would Ia the end do sood
% the OF peace by incresaing the deNssuoh Oh
the and horrors OF an infamous ana weHe1 war s
added that the great body OF Christians loatned TINS
wsr and would throw the responsibility on those per
sons WHO caused T. -
The condition Of the Society was suspicious we've
years sgo they had nots single Iact 10 $500 'neg
bsd civ tracts s,ereotyped making volume Of 900
closely printed pages. They bad distributed tracts
among two hundred Missionary stations among the lnd-
ans The American Home Missionary Society had sky
stations TO which they had been requested 10 send tracts
They found the condition of ~ Society better than
thew expected They had had no aid by legseies for
their support bot the receipts bad been sufficient to pay
The rnIp.e. There had been received during the ear
a. AZ 81 and there had expended sJi0i IS, and
/ there was balance against the Treasury Of sI r.
The report concluded with series Of Resolutions de-
nuncstory Of the Mexican war aud the asst resolve was
lh.t va. orr .ninently the policy well the duty
Of the American people to cultivate the principles OF
peace" ou. OH ..
The resolutions were supported BY Rev M CLARK o.
l Portsmouth, Rev Dr. Baird Of New York, Rev Mr.
/ kirk and Amasa Walker Esq The denunciarons Of
the Mexican var and the authors Off were no measured
I terms by the speakers lAuss'