New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
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NywKsoLAsD /BoD,isf) SABBATH SCHOOL
uNIoE--Ths Society held ts Anniversary At me Bow.
doin.squar@ Church, "wednesday p. NJ Inc Report
states ina, the Society has prnted during me pst yeAf
10 oOO hound volumes q works before published
and 1900 reprints blsO 5000 copies OF the various
question book. and 1850 copies Of the infant seres-
The number Of pages 81 qnesnono.yks snu lnlsns eo
RES pubshed wss $4,000 snd Of lorsry books LOU
600 Besioe the above the SOceiy has also puohsned
two monthly periodical The Reaper and toe sunday
School Treasury the former designed Tor scholars ana
the latter for teachers and parents
The Keport Of the Tree shows the amount OF
een.s during the year ~ have been sll 3o5 49, The
amount exyended was sIl~ff - Inc ai'u"' VI eain
AsScs,.cs were nsde by Rev Mr. Cusbmsn Of Bos.
ION Rsy Mr. Lincoln OF Manchester. N. HI. and Rev.
No. Raymond Of Hartford
UsIrARIAs SABBATH School SocrETr.--The
Nnsteepth Anniversary of this society was celebrated
At Rev Or Gmnetts Church In Federsl'st on Wed
portion oi the Annual Report read by the Cor
rc.uoudin, Secretary; from which appears that ms
AGENT. OF the society have performed greater amount
OF lsbor th-n usual They have lsbored IN several
States including two southern states ana nave
visited lO7 schools connected with which were 22lo
teacbers and n go pupils They have delivered 40
addresses In churches and schools and have Travelled
500 mes. The agents report fsvoraby oil all the
schools. They have distributed GOO Juvenile tracts
: Addresses by Rev Mr. Peabody Of Boston. Mr. Cong
don of New Bedford Rev, DR. Nichols OF Portland, and
others.
SOCIETY," TOR TIE PROMOTION or COLLEGIATE
AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION AT THE WEsr-Ihis
soe.ty held meet ng on Wednt sdsy afternoon in the
fremont Temple Hon. Samuel H. Valley, Jr. pre-
sided. A statement OF the doings of the Society was
read by Rev. T. Baldwin, the Secretary he said
that the object of tho Association aid the destitute
eemnariss at the Wet TO give them enough TO exiri-
cat. them from their difficulties but not such amounts
~ to lead them rely solely ON sssistsnee from the
Ea.t Several OF the Colleges relieved had placed them
selves ON good foundation insuTiug success and had
paid back part of the debtncured The safest showed
that great good had been Effected through the efforts Of
the Society and that education was rapidly spreading IN
th. Western States The receipts last year amounted
10 slI 600 Aidrcsses By Rev. II. w. Beechcr Rev "
w Blagden Rev Samuel Worcester and Rev Dr. Baird
journal.
Tar Bosros AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY held its
Anniversary "Wednesday. The receipts OF the year
S33e72 81 The number OF volumes circulated onfins
the yesr by this branch of the National Tract Society
u i323so, including So 345 sabbath Manual % Family
Libraries OF Is vols and 81 Christian Libraries OF 43yos
Thirty Two Colporteurs have been employed by th
branch frum two TO twelve months each. Among othe
FIELDS OF labor. one hundred aud fifty encsmpmenis
men. engaged In the lumber business eaeh containing
from ak 10 nliy men. have been visited and supphs'
with Bibles and tracts by the Colporteurs From 400
~ 5000 of who spend the Winter In the re
mote forests Of Maine. have thus been sWppheo, In
receipts OF the National Society ct New-fors Tor IN
wear exceeded 100000 About 29O Coporieurs. IN al
were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tracts, &c. In 70 diherer
States and Territories IN hall sdozen languages IRAN
UsvsssAL BRorHERHooD--A new organize
under the rHn0 OF htIu OF bNntlrh hitta'l
hood" was made at the Methodist Church In Broom
heldst "Wednesday Tho society has grown out OF "a
division In the Peace Society and Is formed upon tn
basis OF pledge adopted BY Ehhu Burrit' who propose
introducing IL every nation OF ChgisIendorn The p!eds
LAS fO.O~s
Pkdss-BolI.ving all war 10 be Inconsistent, with n
sprt vi rI.tsnly and destucu'e 81 he besl lu'ees
Of mankind, do hereby pledge myself never 10 enlist
en,sr mo any srmy of navy o. 10 sic any volvnfGy
pofs OF sancIon 10 The preparation loo OF prosecution
any by whomsoeyer OF Tot whatsoever proposed OF
dolW aa~d. And do hereby late uNrcu " Al
oil persons, II ~hs1eyer eoonuy, eooduon or color W
hsye sss sS ~ whose obee hall
To employ ali l~gumsic ard moral means LOT tne Aep'
OF ali war, and all the cpl "A erd ali Tie wantee'elons
war ihrcug boat The world for The abolition Of s Ies II
tons upon ine' nstonsl CORE spoadenes End friendly
r.is. ar Ihsir fusion INTO one peaceful brosbc
ho,,o The sDo ilion q all insnlOns ana custom
which DO mo. recognize sod resp, 6. 'se is se ~ ".
hamzn bfother b. every men, os Whatever ehme eoiOt
eOodltioa 81 funa tty.
Ams.s Wslksr was chosen President, d. 5. King I
der Cheney OF r. /, J. 2 Blanchard, NJ Spear
this city, ard Mr.. Chase, IT Chciscs Vice President
ADD Thomas Drew snd c. Gslc, Secretaries
A business omHiit,~- was spponted, upon which wei
several cie,gymen One at them. Mr. stone. Of Salcu
desired that the prefix ot Rev should be omitted IN
lston 10 his name This was seconded by n
others and the President stated ihs, would be q
Of the Society 20 know no TILES either civil
ecclesiastical
AeoDsiaerable portion Of the day was spen, in Il
discussion how far man might - IN the advocacy
The pfneiplss of the society, without eelung upon u
CT- Tux WAsuNG1oNiANS held their COnve
uon Al their Hal IN Bron ia a. yesterday commeuci
In the forenoon and continuing through The aicfno,
aud ovcuins A part OF toe forenoon Was occupied
Rev Ed~in Thompson IA a srsghuor~Aro, eOmmo
sense speech. seasoned with small share OF WHY
lusons snd pointed hits he commenced on the read
ness with which soune persons would come forward Al
advocate tmp, rance when IL for their interest
do so but who shTagk back when any blow slime
Al taeir own indulgence and compared their cOndu
with tha, of the SHAREHOLDERS At the South, who V
pass ~ssioa Avs hecsuse they don't wish the
slsves b. drink and can SnNTd 10 purchase hq0
themselves Ia Iarg.s quantities. The rumselers can
ia for their fun share Of attention. lie seemed
think that ives As appropriate 10 ts.k OF respect
Bile devil a. OF a respectable rumseAes. To be 81
IN, rumseler might Olhersise Ia his character be
exception ahle--but toe Dew. hoS only one fault Al
that was that he Was the Devil Rev M. biseloS, NJ
istsr OF the poorer poor Minister. rs MI inomps
thought would be- more sppropriste-wss hsndied vi
Our cloves for hs assertion that Washng tonisnism
proved y splendid fsiure. and numerous instances
h. saving effects were cited 90 contradict that sAiene
MIR ThSmpson remarked thst when John TIE bspt
ssn, IN Jesas ,hr,st "a know he ives indeed the son
God Christ aid BOT send back WORD that ne believed
The Trinity, or in Total peprs'iiy, or 10 VHNcfsa
Nslon. OF N any other creed, osl seat ~ sseVsns
what he doir sud TIC spcSker Ntshed TOE MS
ingtonlsns TO ~ judged not by any professions VIII
accomplished. lChrOnoype.
CoxvENrIos or Cos eKEGAIIoSAL MINISTERS {
NAs.AcHrsErrs.-fhis arclent and honorable boo
held Its annual meeting In the Supreme Court Room
"wednesday. at 5 I. N. There very fun stten
.oe. OF Minister'S. The usual reports were presents
and the regular business transacted vita great unan
~ and good ieelos.
g.y Parsons Cooke. the preacher for this year. pr
.lssS ard Rev Nrhs mish Adams was chosen Scribe
m. Convection AID Rev ;. X. Lothrop, Treasurer,
,Assosnios war Rv nr. Gsunelt Is The nFst prcsch
,oy ,hs.n,xt wear ava Rev. DR. lae OF Midway, ~
ehosen srcona pre- scher $50
pufios the pssi year forty shares o. soou, els eeC
have been d.ibuIst from The iands OF the Oonsrnte
s,aeps nearly AZ 'saue number Of destitute WIDOWS
g elrrxSmuu ana their rcedy children, bessdes "ns,
been subuted 20 the same classes from me AVsis
ths Aoais Fund 90 osled being The syails 81 8 less
ss 10 the hAnds VI Clerical trustees, ios Ills PsTP'