New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

10 her, or where she may be fond, will be mos.
thankfully received by her much afflicted, widowed
mother Address Ame,h schuster, 100 Mulberry
a. New.YoIk.
MYyrIso oF TIE BoARD oY MIssIoSs a NEE,
irg Of the Board Of Comn'sSioners for Foreign
Missions was held q. the Mission Rooms on Mop
day, when letters were read from several Mission.
.Tes on different stations.
Dir Peabody Of the Erzroom station, wrote, IN
der date Of May H. that Protestsntism is ris IN
the confidence Of the people. The priest, instead
Of cursiug the ProteStsnts as formerly, now orders
BIS people TO pray for them and even fr tbs Amer
lean preachers The whole field Of Central Ar
meria wears an aspect Of peculiar promise The
movement toward Lights deep and noisee'', bat
none the less certain and Will sooner or later DC
developed in all ia stu pendous resula III. SchHe.
der. in letter dated May %, describes his visit b
Off a citv containing 90 OOO inhabitants l. is
.n,nc.ed 10 be Ur Of the Cha.deeB whore Abra-
b,u uss born and is re garded as a ace PecolsT-
* sacred bv the oriental ch1rches, on that account
He ia desirous that ten additional men be I'm rs
d,stsiv sent out 10 occupy that interesting held
NJ, IONS. of the Waimea Sand Eich Islands
.f,ton. states that there have been 80 additions,
/ Nv uroietson, 70 bis church during the year and
li6 deaths. The present number Of members IS
I 01s0 There are also about 400 who are absent Ia
CAhforniA and elsewhere. DariBg me same time
there " ere only O. births, showing that the poPa-
lation nu.t room disappear. homAnsln' M L.
,a,s ismsnifestly expiring. There is only one
C. school left, and that is ready 70 perish. Oae o.
their teachers recently united With the PlOtessan.
mission and renders valuable services.
etter from the Trebizond station, dated Jane
/ s,ates that tho indications ara Numerous AID
Il ia MD prOU q
the Old Armenian Church. Among them are the
follow ing The confessional is geo orally neglected
fsstirs is almost universally violated preaching Is
much more evangelical, and orders have been 70
ceiyed from COnstantinople for the estabi shnent
OF large school at TrebizoDd, designed TO oppose
Prott rsntism, but judging from pact experience,
i. is believed It will be an auxiliary. Tue genera
imprelson IT, that the Church 10 10 be transfornef
Expressions like the following are often heard:
I'VE know there il much wrong IN oar Church;
but it Will do DO good for two or three TO leave T.
We will stay and convict errors, and eventually all
will bee, me Protestant
Mr.. Allen of the Bombay station, writes that the
new Jaw enscted by the British Government, I'll
Grating a change Of religious opinions Throughout
India ia regarded as sufficient 20 establish reIi-
giOus liberty.
A letter dated at Corstantinople announces the
arrived at that city Of Mr. and Mrs Van LenOp,
and Nj and Mrs Bliss Of Tfen.Zond. Ar. and
Mrs Psrsons OF SslOnica, had arrived at Smyrna,
AID expected to sail for COnstsntlnople soon.
PORTRAIT OF PAEZ.-Gen Paez on Tuesday, 10
company Of q lumber OF bis friends, called at the
Daguereotype Saloon Of Mr.. Brady, in Broadway,
where very excellent, large sized Likeness Of the
General was taken.
DEATHS FROM EXHAUsTION ARISING FROM
BtAT-The Coroner held inquests yesterday AZ
the City Hospital upon toe bodies of Martin CJyle,
Matthew Mulligan, and Sidney Smith natives Of
Ireland and lsbore-s, whose deaths were caused
by exhaustion from the beat. Verdict accordingly.
DKowHED-The Coroner held an Inquest yes.or
/ day at the foot OF North MOorest. uPoa toe Ooiy
Of Geo. sedimaD, a boy years Of age, who was
acciot ntsy drowned at the foot OF NORTH Moore s,
| Yesterday afternoon, while endeagoriug 10 get a
stick out OF the water. Verdict death b. drO wing
! The parents Of the lad reside at 80 Lsurensst
FoUND DROWNED The BODY Of an unknown
boy, about years Of age was found yesterday at
TIE foot of GovtrBeurst He was dressed II a
striped Jacket with short sleeves, linen pants bat
toned to the jacket with pearl buItors dark wooden
.tockinls, and shoes. An Inquest was held and
VERDICT rendered in accordance with the above
facts