New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

ASksIc.s B.Prisr PUBLIcArIos socirrr.-
The. Teeth Anniversary Of the American Baptist Pub
hcsiion Society, vas held Wednesday. 10 the Fvsi
Baptist Church. Grew. Dr. ldes) Rev. J. II. kennre.
took the Chair. Daring the year IS publications
have been issued, making the whole number the so
cietys hst 20 Of which g. volumes new editions
Of IS trseu have been issued 1900 pases Of s,sreo
type plates have been ADDED Is porte1rs have ben
employed Of whom are German. Tie $1,000 plan
has been completed II Minister'S horaries and ~
sunday school brsres esve been distributed - lite
members and life managers have been sdded Grants
have oeeo made 70 Barmsh. slam. Asssm. ChisA -
Helena. France. Germany. Canada &c. The Tressur
ers report read showing the recslpts for eleven
months ending March IS lsie 70 % e25,t'O 70. being
nearly Sc 0o0 than the preceding twelve months
The following ocsrs and managers vcre elected for
The e1ss az year; President Rev. Josepa II hennard
Vice Presldents isssc Dsvis, ThomAs Wsfson, ID. X
Bsrscn. Janice Wilson. william n. Tnrpin. !ehn ~
Peck; Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Teoma : MAJ
com Dsposiung Agent snd Assistant Treasurer. Rss
R. K ISxley. Recording Secretary. L. 4 Nisoo
Treasurer William W heen 10 the evening large
sadience listened TO addresses BY Rev Remington 81
SexYork and Rev Thos. Smith. il. OF hent1ehy
resolution wss osered by Thomas Nsttson. Esq
accorded BY W W. Keen, Esq and sasislned oy Kew
Ocott In reference % suitable e1ildins ior the
growing operations OF the Society. lPhil ledger
ASorHsS MISSIONARY rALLES.-We regretto
learn By letters received In this city from Rev John
Leighton Wilson, that Mrs Mary H. Griswold. dsaSh-
tar Of Mrs HEdesstle Of this city, who sailed hence
about year since for the Gsooon mssion the Wet
January asst of malignant lever. she formerly
the eousort Of the lsmensd Dr.. Wuson. also Of Rev
Mr. Grswold both OF whom have died 90 the Western
Coast within few years. OF diseases eonrscted in
that climate while engaged In their phsnth ropic and
selfdenypg aoors. In religious view the aspees q
the mission st the Gsooon station 10 highly encoursg
ing A revival Of considerable power has occurred
and soodly number OF conversions have tateo place
Jour OF Com.
ASrI.RgSr CAsE.--The great suit of Van Nech.
ten 20 Cute involving the great question OF the valid
iiy Of stephen Van Renssolser EsS the Patrons tile
n the Manor Of Rensselservyck viii Re argued In
schenectady 90 the drst Monday In Nay before the
supreme Court Judge of the Fourth District Van
Vechten. Spencer and Csdy appearing for the paint1
and Gov Seward and Rufus W Peehhsm for the de-
iendsnt BY the consent Of both parties thls 10 made
the tesi suit
FIRss.-At Brunswick. Medina Co tOhiol on
Friday last the steam foundry. sc Of Dr. Gsen Clsrk
was burnt LOss about &c. ooinsured for o. 90.
Al Macon, Tenn last week. dfe occurred which de-
sroyed from els 900 20 $4,000 worth Of property The
property consumed was very considerable, consisting
OF the doctors offices two ssddlers shops ore shoe
shop two sorehouses one drug store one tobacco rae
tory one grocery, Sc. Several good two story build
ings were also burned
FIRE AT SAur SrE MaRW-The Detroit F1
Press sayss destructive hrs occurred at the Ssut
the night Of the 3th inst The large and valuable dwell
ling house Of Maj Msrells with oil the furniture and
contents, entirely destroyed The origin Of the
6re 10 not given No insurance. MAJ Nsrtes was on
his way homo from long journey TO Washington. With
the delegation II Chippewa indiana.
IMMIGRASrs.-Alen passengers arrived at the
port Of Boston Tor the week eadns April -. l,iss
paid head money l,ois bonded, q had been here
before, III
Er- Eek Governor Edwards has arrived In ST.
Louis from the Missouri River Ex-Governor +. 10
making preparations for HE journey to the Pacific he
sakes out with him stawart company Of Mlssoarians
r. A bill has passed both Houses OF the Leg
lssture of Massachusetts 10 establish tho Office OF AZ
tor ~ the