New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

- Attic regular monthly meeting held al the
Agency Of the American Board Of Commissioners or
Foreign Missions in this city the Alb, sl,er as
read from Dr. Kiog dated Athens, oct = Il ~hioi b.
s,sos that he has found Object q Labor hsTins
been much occupied in conveui0g win ltsisn ra,a-
gees from Rors AID has sod them May copies @! me
Bible End New IettNment Several have EXPRESSED
their fun conviction hst Rom snisn ia not the religion
81 the Bible One sppiies for 500 or OJ0 oope o. tna
bible cor Distribution an ing his Crock brethren or
hing has temporarily associated With h'm rroi "PS
cles Greek gs1I'msn n rare s'tsinm ne ef'cS'eo
ia this country
INpIA From Madras hr Nil.iow writes dHiai
dsie q Sept IA giving sn account ~ TIE df5aThon o.
tvo families from The mission. a. icin church "cae'
German missionary who tarcilonf caste Ihis o'P
tsiug the shsGTci;ss All o5TTupec-t o. cesl' - ~
termed by The American misson aies great owl ni
and Mrs HolsipgtOn had arrived IRON bs.ueeuS' %
thei. wavto Arasrica Mr. T.. Ia very!0S Mr Spauld
> and MIR pcrcivAl lad arrived !fSm JsfHs u pros
cute the revision of the rousl Scripture Mf az"
Mrs Cherry Il the ModuTa rlssiou had called ior
Ama.tcs This will ieave tNe sts'ioD weshi vspoclSS
,bs, =. Csvlon 3f AYen o. ths Bombay m's-l1n,
mentions tic fsot .hs, prominent hndoo has pathih
ed series Of articles in native Prlnt IL vince u.
attacks tho brshnins Ia unoessursd terms no koes
syaust cAss and for STEERING the Shastses anu sio"
ing perfect freedom OF conscience. Iss fset 70 TO-
csidf4 a. indicating 10 certain extent the progtesa
which mas Of ls,e wears saxon ps"e among IT Lfah
rolps ~ t5e' atty ot sonia ''"i NY Aleu - -'
the religion f ndis a No marc "hsi II wss 30 yeers
go than she religion 81 iiHy u nae .osi 81 '"c
AposG5'
SIAN la Bangkok s.s;n. NJ stated Ia eiies ivni
JMr Hsnnninevey ds'ci IN lniy, tho Clo le:a A~- c'
,nit;sI faAt fli rSvsges Within month. more thsn
~ O0 persona Aai died os lcssl quarter Of Inc
prtife population This station ahandoned ~ ~
po since AMI the property sold t. ihe American ''s
! -cus,y Association NJ II will PROBABLY return
AssYRrA--The Journal Of DR. Perkins relative 10 hls
tour g. MOsn ms been received. IL is very enshy
anS emboess muoh important Information. Upon TIE
recommendation OF Dr.. Perkins and others, tho Roy
Mr Msrsh sails to-day from s:on In toe ests stsn9rc
t,r smyrna 10 establish mission AZ MosuL be ta1
previously been designated 10 Fuh Chsu some sixiy
men rom the Jpcohe and hes'oiisn Churches neoi
regularly to confer matters 0i rehsioS' hS'u'
sad Il 10 hoped several a them eu truly CONVERSE
lhs Jscubie tsh0p bcnheTni Wishes the an.ilcan
Msscr aries 10 come among his people, and chSrs -
preach himself whatever they desire him. Iha nun
Der Of HISTORIAN proseytes 10 pspsey Lear 1Gs1 OF
Copsul ~ 10000 These ara accessible 10 our msson-
sric. The climate 10 regarded ~ healthy by the Eng
nsa Consul notwithstanding the prevailing impressions
IN this country ~ the contrary
PrxsIA--Tne mission 81 Oroomish Is S5ou, com.
rr4neipr the regular issue OF periodical, eniit
- Rsx. of Tisbt something not before s;sera PIED
Much is hoped from a. The missionaries were slso
about making atour IA the mountains preparatory to
enlarged effort.
EAwAu-A letter from Mr. Clarke, dated Honolulu,
August 10 states tina; the additions 10 the Church since
MAY sst Including 200 who st that time soout 10
be propounded. had been lsOO So large bad the con
gregst on bcc9m that worshipPed 10 two 0ooes Al
q areE a. ,nea The native helpers were becoming 30
well qualified thsti, was in contemplation . commit
the less important stations 20 their charge one 81
two Churches now support their OWE Pastors II was
incidentally mentioned, that lively missionary spfit
Is now apparent a, the Andoser Iheolsses Seminary
and that several students had declared their psfpote
Of entering upon the missionary worA.
- German Mission Society TOR the Mis.issippi
valley was organized as 81 Louis by the Bsprst ereh
! ron on the 2i1h Of October.
- Rev william II Steele, Of the Borneo mission,
cc,cd with the American Board arrived n B9son
GA Sunday. 23th nit
CHANGE OF cKEED-A letter hss been received from
Eno.burg West Vermont Stating that Rev. J. Tetresa
4 Catholic clergyman with q members Of his church
among whom 10 lgnace RRc,cot, ESQ. who has osn
church chorser Tor p years have become Protes'sr
A BENxvoLYxr Seu-Tho church Of Rev. Or.
Bsekus ia Baltimore, hss contributed, within the iss'
- yesrs the Of SlS0oQO Tor charitable And oene
violent objects, or en- 53S per annum
PsoscsIsISa CLxNsYNEN-An effort IL ssit q b.
IN process in the Kentucky Convenuon 10 pro.cFioe
Ministers vi the Gospel from sess IN the re
under the new CoasHtutoa. Rev. start Robinson
aud Rev O. w Brush protest against this moveTne et
1 L. Waller snd Hon Ben Hardin were expected %
spSSk Sssinst the movement
| DspleATIoS OF ST. AUGpsTTSEs CHURcH-Aus-
iA'sE OHIO Tai srse and beautiful Catholic Church
brick, 10 feet iong by ~ vide The ceiling about
| 40 Sset from the foor
| DEDICATION OF 81. yAnKs's CErHcH-This Catholic
4 ChUrNh, urcen AONrshtp eight miles from Ctuc'o
rstl wSs Alctsed lsn Sunday By the bishop M, II
brick 81 ~ 50 eet sad IS fest from the aoor 10 tie
ceiling Every property holder In The eonErezsilou
contributed s20 70 the euildios and every working
snAu from $50 20 go
| LAksr DONATION M shss, u the Baek
prssnvrsrisn Caurch in RJShesteF \. stated q y
ssvs .iccs Z. sesIao=, "a. s;roo tie chusss OF
,srIxed In lssl they hsd Contributed about sle0 co
| sor Foreiga Missions
4 oRlTCAsy DIED 10 Cneinnsu o. PsinS-%ls co
4 ~,Us X NJ ~
sse PASTOR OF 81 yosephs CAureh Dayton IN he s7i
year Of his age.
BLESSING oF BRIIs-FOUy iSse snd sset9nsc
bella from tie foundry of the Messrs Conn, were osP
tsed or BLESSED On Cnsinps:D BY me nisaob sss''ee
nv Rev Joseph Fsrpedius aud Rev. MsssFs wsninser
| s. J. and HenseholS, Ia the porch OF ST. failonses
cturch. Explapsnons Of the ceremony ard srpropn
sss inssrserops were sivea By the B:shcp ind nav