Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-25
The New York Anniversaries.

We copy the following summary Of the dongs the New Yor
Anniversaries from the Boston Post.
Receipts of the American Anti-saverv Society 70
the year @9,O77 Ga, disbursements 50 50 less.
The American and Foreign Anr-slavery Socio
met in the Tabernacle, where II. B. Stanton spoke OF
the Wilmot proyso, and was followed by J. P Hale
and NJ. Vinos, Of Paris; music by coIored children
breakfast at the Coliseum on Thursday morning.
The New York Sunday School Union spent, durn.
the year 5000 more than it received and is $40 in
debts they had the usual procession in Castle Garden.
United States Evangelical Alliance addressed
on Thursday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Hague, of Boston
Pomroy, Of Bangor, and Others
The Foreign Evangelical Society met in DR.. Potts
church; receipts for the year, $l4855; appropriated
81 600 each to the Canadian Mission, French Evan
gelica Society," and Paris Committee and $4,000 tc
the American Swiss Committee; missionary has beer
employed in New Orleans, another in Marsellles.
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions met in Rut
gers Street Church, last years receipts Sl08,5S6 36
expenditures, sO0,l03 g. balance against the treas
ury $780, has six missions in fields of labor; sent a.
broad last year, males and females; Rev. Mr.
Brown from China, says the Board has 100 abofes at
the stations in that country.
Female Moral Reform and Guardian Society receiv-
ed, in ten month, COS applicants, and donations of $2-
29S SO; want $4,000 more to complete their building.
~ Y. State Colonization Society has shipped 528
emgrants to Liberia since January and ask for aid.
Anti-Capital Punishment Meeting on Thursday eve
ming; addressed by W. Pierpont, May &c.
American Tract Socetys receipts, printing and
grants are in advance of any proceeding year; new
publications 63 in languages gratutous circulation
during the year $4,000 worth of books and tracts
eeips of sales $l29,744 81, and in donations $685.
9l5 Is; colporteurs in commission 291 number of
families visited 254,30S one sixteenth of the popua-
ton of the Union; total grants for foreign lands SILL
000
American Bible Society met in the Tabernacle, 32d
anniversary Theo Frenghuysen president; 40 life d.
rectors, and Isl life members added during the year.
receipts S254,377 49, increase of $40, sos 95 over
lS47; distributed 655066 Bibles, increase Of % 1856
over last year, since began, the society has dstrb-
ued 53S0,095 copies added the last year Il6 auxa-
ry societies. mostly in southern States, in Texas. A
mong the addresses one from Rev. Alexander
King of Dublin, and from Pasteur Brldel delegate
from the French Bible Society, whose remarks were
translated by Mr.. Kirk.
American Home Missionary Society held its second
anniversary at the Tabernacle, B. F. Butler presiding
receipts for the year $l40lW TO- number of ministers
IN service 1905; evident tokens OF divine favor
had attended their abors than for the five precious
years, SO of the congregations having enjoyed special
REVEALS.
New York Institution for the Blind held their annual
exhibition on Thursday afternoon at the Tabernacle
which vas filled to overhowng;a band of the pupils Of
the Institution played several tunes and Miss Frances
Crosby delivered an original poetic address.
American Temperance Union met on Friday eve
ming, and heard many addresses.
American Society for meliorating the condition Of
the Jews held its anniversary in Lafayette Place; has
but one travelling agent missionaries have done very
little for the treasury receipts, $685. ST. expenditures
$5.4O6 leaving debt of $500; complaint is made o.
the backwordness Of Christians generally in coming
forward to help on the conversion of Jews
The 10th anniversary of the American Baptist Home
Mission was held at DR.. Cones Church in Broome st
Hon. Isaac Davis of Mass President of the society, il
the chair. Receipts for the year $26 1876; expendi
tures 81 ,357 leaving on hand AGO; number of agent:
and missionaries employed during the year was 155
being Is than last year. Whole number of state,
and territories occupied, including Canada, 90.
Mahon Dickinson, Of New Jersey, having declined
reelection, James Tamadge was chosen president O
the American Institute.
The Central American Education Society held it
Both anniversary receipts for the year, S2325 49, ex
penditures S2,5l3; admitted % new applicants.
Judge Hornblower, was chosen president of the A
mercan Evangelical Society and MIR. Kirk of Boston
one Of the Vice Presidents,