New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

Bembsv, $500; Mairss, 9, 200 Ceylon. 5000;
| Teooeoos. Lutheran Mission slOO, Bsp,is Mis-
SION. $500; Onsss. $500, North I,dia Missions,
o. O0O; Assam. s2oo; siam. Baptist Mssion, $500,
@. neral A.sembss Board. slo0; Chiis. Canton,
| Board Of Commissioners, 900. S,uihern Bap Ist
Board 500 Hons konr. 500 Niugpo General
Assemble Mission $500 B,pti.; Missi'u, slo0 ;
| Shanghai Southern kpiist Mission. 500; SAINT
vich Islands, 500 TatGl. SIS 900.
ihe abstract Of the Aalaal Report was read
IN two divisions By the tEo Secretaries, Rev.
Messrs. HsLLocK and CooK--ihat relating to Co.
portage BY the latter. We gather f7m his remarks
thu the Organization q the Pacific Tract Society
At San Francisco IS in a remark ably Houishing con
ditinn sLd - occomgl shing a great amount OF good
ia the Golden Region. TIE last dispatches from
this lid. received b. the CalDruia steamer n
Tuesday. were exhibited by the Secretary. At
the period when the closing di.9a;ches were sealed
in San Fr4DcIscn, the Pacific Spcety were proceed
log % the erection Of Degostory. Of Is feet b. -
which il pretty large ar Caiforpis--oa 4 part NJ
the lot occupied by the Baptist ChIrch, generously
tendered ior the purpose until mTe extensive and
permanent lOcaHon can BE- obtained.
Tue statistics Of the Culporteur operations THE
past year, as stated by Mr. Cook, vii be found 10
the statement above given.
The adoption aud publication Of the Report vas
moved by Chancelo or WALwORTH. and carr ed IN
snim1usly. The concluding portion Of the same re-
solution expressed the SOcietys recognition Of, and
devout gratitude for the PROOFS afforded Of the m
creasing usefulness OF the Society, under the bess
ing OF God.
Chief Justice HORSEPOWER OF New Jersey Of
frred the following resolution, which was unani-
mo sly adopted:
Rerired That under popular Government md With
FIRE Pt,s he influence ofs Iure kvsns elcs Les ure
eriv-rsGy fused, 10 isdi-pensabe - h@ efs and
well beng q uurfoosl civil. snd religious insiit lions
The choir then sung Hymn and the third reso
luton was proposed b. Rev. J. b. SHAW Of Roch-
ester II YVES as fnIlUws:
Resored That 10 he rsrd Increase 81 Enigrtnis from
Europe, he obvious sdaolAion Il Cporsge ~ heir
spiritual necessities, We fnd urge1 Incentives for lie
speedy aud universal application Of this system 10 thai Class
Of cur population
The r, msiping resolutions were successivey in
troduced by Rev. DIR. PLuMER OF Baltimore Rev.
Mr.. THoXPsoS, Missionary in Syrs-seconded by
Rev AMOS SUTTON. General Baptist Missionary 10
Orifss inoia and Rev. DR.. BETHUNE OF Brooklyn
The resolutions offered In turn by these gentlemen
Were az lOlDVs
Rss !sed That the euierprAing frontier seers scattered
tsf n, Continent are enued 10 esrEes e1deAv
Rescifed Inst The Christian Press IN Foreign ard PAGAN
ADDS requires constant ard Increasing support, and hs
10 view vi J slms Do less than t20"n demanfed
coming ear tor Tract operations Ira fsPs and other
nomnsiy Christian countries and Al Inc ssoa salons
aided ~ the y lcieiy.
Resol,sS Thai me providence and grsce O. God are
grsb fly acknowledged o. the harmony, prosperity and
usefulness 81 the society during The quarter ~
fury hat s uinrc Interests JOS flied 10
His keeTing no the erd from abe be 1uing" aud
whose mercy entufeih FOR ever"
The remarks OF the various speakers were Listen
ed TO with great satisfaction bat the length 10
which our report has already grown aimonishes us
10 be brief with these. The reporis by the return.
ed Missionaries Of their different fields of labor and
tie success which has attended their eff IT'S there
H. presented numerous encouraging and interesting
facts which should be placed BY the Society within
the reach Of all Mr SUTTON made some statements
of peculiar interest, from bis own observation among
the HndoOs. He cited the case Of native lad
who owed his conversion to the true faith to the
insiromentalty Of Tract publications The youth
died leper lot ong sfterward bat triumphed to
the last u the JOY impaired by bis new belief Mr.
Sutton related a variety Of startling facts respect
lug the Kunds, barbarous nountsin-tibe o. India,
a large section of country. These peo-
pie have a habit OF kidnapping children from all
the neishborng region for sacrifices to their IDOLS
The British Government has done much ~ prevent
these terrible practices, by force o. arms. But the
progress Of Christianity among this savage People
Is making surer progress Already number OF
converts have been made and the happisst results
are anticipated If the effort which has been com.
menced can but be carried forward successfully
as it has begun.