New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
BUFFALO, sept II. IA

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Dr. Pomroy stated the fact among other Interesting
scenes that while attending the church Of the little
band OF Armenian converts ~ Constabnnopie ne Cd
served that Of them. one occasion ssng with
unusual esrnes,ness and tears IL their Oun language
when he inquired Of the missionary ha they were slug
ing. and answered, the hymn
Rock Of ages cleft for me.
I.e, ms hide myself in Thee
Let the water and the blood
From thy wounded side which flowed
Be II sin the double cure
Save from wrath and make me pure
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper was admins
tered IN tins steruOoo when tne largest church 10 Inc
/ City iucu3ing its galleries filled With cOmmurl
I Giants OF various Christian denominations.
The services were conducted BY Drs. Bulard, hlode
and Hswes End fublimeiy interesting II siines'
/ such meu - Hon Chancellor Wal~orh, Chief justice
Willisms and others OF Ike character with glowing
counenance distributing % the assembled thosands zoe
.mo,is of that great sacrifice the Son Of God. on
which countless millions hsve suspended all their hopes
| for Immortality.
On Friday morning Chief Justice Williams presiding.
ths meeting OF the Board opened with prayer by
| DR. Hitchcock OF Macs.
From the minutes Of the Recording Secretary II ap-
peared tia, shout 300 corporate and honorary membes
Of the Board present IN connection Hith crowded
audience Of friends Of Missions.
gentleman ia the house stated that had been @hs
pered that Hr Wilson, the Missionary who spoke the
previous evening holder Of slaves and be asked
explanation.
Dr. Anderson replied promptly that he did not hold
slaves and said moreover, that the Secretaries sud
other officers Of the Society had every possible ospos
lion To- exert themselves 10 the extent Of their ability
TO eradicate Slavery well every other evil aud ain
the Mission churches but he said they hoped Tor
the confidence of their patrons In this matter as IN
every other until there % think the conn
dence mad been abused ney could not De expected OF
required hs thought 10 secure results as the enect OF
purely moral means, without allowing feasohhuc TIN"
for their operation
IN behalf of the Committee on Funds Dr. Buard
ssid that At least 100000 would BE- needed this year re-
curing increase OF forty per cent To secure ths All
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in humble dependence on the Great Giver' 70 whom
all accountable. II was especially desirable that
sabbath school Superintendents should assduOusy H.
cucste practical beneyOonce.
After fsrvent prayer by Dr. Taylor OF the Reformed
Dutch Church Chancellor WawOrth said with earn
that this proposal for increasing tbs iunds Al
least forty per cent was vital to tho successful progress
of the missions
DR. Reecher of Cincinnati alluded feelinely to the en-
bsrrsssnenls OF the Board but said that oy tne sPfi
that brsehed over this meeting the clouds had been ds
persed aud he should home rejoicing with thankful
nrss that the God of Missions had inspired him with
new confidence.
Judge Darling Of Pennsylvanis said BE- ready TO
pledge himself to do 81 In his power by efforts with
others as well as by contributions 10 aid this cause
lie focibly urged the necessity OF faithful JudlcOus
Asen,s-ssid they should address sabbath Schools AZ
well \ Others He would cay, AS iAymAn' thst MN
listers would be respected by all classes IN proportion 10
their fahfulness In holding up the great ob'cs on De
nevolence but the labor OF solicitation should by no
b. left entirely % them. All were responslDe
/
! Hon MIR Terry Of Hartford forclbly couoboraied
! these remarks
Hon l. Child Of Lowell thought the churches were
doing nothing for the great objects OF Missions compared
with their ability Though Massachusetts was foremost
in sustaining the Board her contributions the past year
from each of her 90 600 or 10000 church inempers con
neced with H. did not exceed on an average mo cents
Hfek What cOnd be done might be- seen from me lac'
that single factory 1ir In his town had educated Nes
torsn boy. who is now preacher.
Dr. POmroy urged that not church members alone
should be solicited. Others were equally liberal when
approached with respect and conhdence -,
Rev Drs Tucker Akin. Hopkins Mills OF Cincinnan
VIM T Hubbard Eco Of Boston and number Of on
ers also made short snlmating addresses
Dr. Anderson said he had come here with some aJhc
pde but that everything bad been conducted VITA such
harmony and spirit that he should return u MS "oiA
with new confidence and Frightened hope He suggest
ed that parting word might be desirable from several
cnaries present The Chairman then introduced
Rev Messrs. Laurie Ward aud Calhoun who each made
stirring remarks Characteristic Of ~holosouled deVo
tedness 70 fheir srduous work
Thanks ,ver, cordially voted 10 the citizens Of difer
eut for their hospitality and 70 the various
Railroad Companies for their generous Feducuon oil laIt
and after singing and solemn prs5er the Board adjourned
I 70 meet IN Boston next year.
THE EPIDEMIC. The past has been the most
fatal week Of the epidemic, which seourge' us with :
severity which appalling Tho iDrrment Tor the week
In the cemeteries the city ny % o'clock on saturday
morning were 5,3. OF which 2 were oi yelo" lever
the corresponding numbers OF the previous wees "ef,
I l.
LAFAYETTE As cs.es and have total Of nerments i"r
this city for ono week OF 5s6beng an average exceed
| inc - zach dsv Th. awful mortality needs no com
meut ~ u ileal 1ne' ''n-
Tar MoRMoSs-A passenger IN the Lake OF the
Woods from the Upper Missouri informs Us nat ihr
Mormon. are 10 h0urishing condition IN their new 10
cation on the fine LANDS Of the Po,ia~atome pure9sse'
ON both sides OF tn river. above Council BUNS Ale)
have p sntei immense fields of corno the extent X Is
estimated OF 5000 scres-snd other grain aud produce
They have built ss0. town called WINTER Quarters
which already conIsDs population oil some seven 'nou
sand souls This town Is entirely piekeied IN. H req
resented that the Mormons are on friendly terms WIZ
the Indians sni rarely modest tnfn aithough tney s-
accused OF ssiOnay stealing cattle. immense heras
If buffalo were the plains. aud crossing me
I So Louis Republican.
~ Gen hearnsv arrived in this city last night
from Missouri lie reported himself todsy 70 the Pr 81
dent of the United and 10 the Department Of Var
W. understand be Il in good hesth. snd very cesrous
As soon rs he ba released from his engagement" 10
| Washington 20 Join our army In Mexico
/ Col Fremont Is expected to arrive In 10" Gays
wa lUoion.
Dts,srRoys FlRy-AbOut o'clock last even
ns the root Of : Husehinsons extensive stone Jour
ns Mills was found - De on IRE, which was noi SUD
inaS until tho roof nearly destroyed Every par
| of the mill was thoroughly wet and tina dsmase -
mscbinery grsn, aour sc Is grest SOM ~ Oa's
MAJ Insured for $1,000 and stock for siVOO WHICH We
| hope will cover the loss lO'o'oi"id "i -
rR DR.. Henry L. Onderdonk who resigned me
rplscoos,s OF Pennsylvanis few years ago ana VINO
WAS suspended from the exercise OF bis iun;uon' on
charge Of too freely INDUCING In the use OF ardent
its VIII We understand De most likely restored 70 rs
bshopric By the Convention about % on the evidence
being that he has entirely sbssined during tne iniei
vening time. We hear farther, tia, churcn VI. DC
erected for him. by some Of the EpiscopaAns OF fns
dslphis
~ Deacon Grant, the renowned Temperance
leader In Boston. (~hOss house OursgeO1sy IN
iursd and dehied by the enemies Of that Cause, some
months sgo) has spilled Il seems 10 toe Common C0un-
eli for recompanss md the authority Of good sp
nr.,.r al such ihnsG states the damages 10 os within
few dollars of S5OJ There 10 some hftls exc,emsni
ret,lps up we Judge the question viii the Council
I pay this demand
/ YNy LAW ScHooL-We are authorized 10 say
that Henry Du,ton Esq Of Bridgeport hs. accepted NE
ohse OF Professor Of Law u which he "" elected y
the Corporation OF ale College al insir meeting 20 Al
/ gust New-Hsven fAisdium
CS- An interesting little boy. near i've years
old the sos OF Or James Dawson OF Bsyside mel Win
painful death BY falling into large pot OF oons soap
de fingered IN great szsny tor about len hours
lE.stln md Star
~ A new Anti Slavery paper. called the On
So 10 TO be published 81 Moundsvils Western virginia