New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
CITY ITEMS.


,,,Oc;atiOn held its thirty fifth anniversary last
-eek in the Norfolkst Church In this city. We
,Ondense the report Of the Recorder The officers
.lected were Rev. g. c. Baldwin OF Troy Mod
orator; Hon. A. X. Fox, Of Sand Lake, Treasurer;
psx Joseph stockbridge, Of Willamsburgh, Clerk;
Raw L. Parmely, Of New-York was appointed
Assistant Clerk. Letters were received and read
from sixtytwo Of the sixty-eight Churches CON-
oosipg the Association. Revivals Of religion were
reported by many Of the Churches. Baptlsms In
the year about 500, making the whole number OF
oommunicants in the Association about thirteeR
thousand The three Churches added to the Asso
citation were, the Salem Church, New Rochelle;
Frat Baptist Church, Morrisania; and the South
PesrLst Albany. The First Church IN Brooklyn,
end the Norfolk.st Church in NewYor have in
the wear completed elegant and commodous houses
NJ worship The Shiloh Church have also oomplet-
ed a neat and convenient church edihce in the up
per part of this City. The Union Church in this
| CITY have also purchased house Of worship for
merly occupied by another denomination The
1 Church at Yonkers have purchased lot OF ground,
and intend 10 build house OF worship on IL during
the year. They need and deserve AID In this enter
prise. The Salem Church at New Rochelle have
| Completed neat Gothic Chapel at a cost of $4,000,
ON which there 10 a debt Of $500. Ii will be dedi-
Gated in few weeks when they hope New York
and other friends will visit them and contribute
+ the $780, Morrissnia Church, composed OF mem
hers from Sixth-st Stanton.st Rorfolk-st Rose
Hill, and other City Churches, have secured suita-
HE Ground, and will build a house if they can get
the necessary aid The Church at Harlem will
/ finish in few weeks a small house OF worship.
The Church of East Brooklyn, worshipping in hall,
have had q lot 100 by 100 feet presented 10 them,
- huld IN IL when the funds
secured.
preached in behalf of the Education Society.
w ednesday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Evans agent Of
the American Tract Society, presented the claims
Of that institution. Rev. G. g. Carpenter gave
come account of the origin and history OF the New
York Baptist State Convention Rev: James De-
lspv of Wisconsin presented the claims of the
great West on the favored Churches east OF the
mountains Rev. Mr.. Moore for himself and GER
tain of his countrymen expressed his thanks to
those American Baptists who had contributed to
aid their countrymen in emisrating to this country.
The circular letter was read by its author, Rev.
DR.. Williams.
The most important business Of the Convention
ia its division into two bodies. The division line
runs across the district East and West at Pough-
keepsie. On the occasion OF DIVISION very impress
siye and interesting services were held.
The subject OF the standing resolutions having
been called up, Rev. D. b. Judd moved to amend
the one urging on the Churches the claims OF the
American and Foreign Bible Society, so that it
should recommend Bible efforts generally, without
naming any one Society. This resolution was ad-
yocated at length by the friends of the New Yer
sion and was understood TO meet with favor from
some friends Of the American and Foreign Society,
as a compromise The vote on the amendment
.tood 81 TO 81 it was lost by the casting vote of
the Moderator. Rev. Mr.. Judd made a subsequent
amendment which we understood to involve the
same principle in another form. 1t was opposed
by DIR. Downing and others on the ground that under
the present circumstances an omission to pass the
resolution would be interpreted as condemnation.
DIR. BOWL averred that the motion 10 amend was
an evidence of the hostility OF the mover and his
Eiends to the American and Foreign Bible Society
which he said was beloved and cherishedby a vast
majority OF the Association and OF the denomlna-
ton generally. Rev. K. L. Magoon then moved to
Law the motion to amend the table, with the I'M
derstanding that the Standing Resolutions be print
ed as last year without alteration. This motion
prevailed by a considerable majority, how large we
cannot say, as count was not called Tor
The old Association then adjourned, and the two
new Associations met separately for the trans &C
ton OF business.
The southern portion then voted to become aux
nisry to the State Convention in their labors Al
ter the transaction of some other business OF minor
importance the Association adjourned.
The Hudson River Association South will hold
is Anniversary at the same time the old body did,
md the other division a week earlier. The North
err bodv will meet at l. ansingburgh next year, and
the Southern with the First Church in Brooklyn
C,.,RyoyAScy IN NEw.YoRK.-The New York
Correspondent of the Philadelphia National Ga
zs,,s gives an account OF a cure performed by a
Cls;ryovsnt in this city, which deserves the atten
,;on of persons afflicted in a similar way The
nrac,itioner alluded to is Mrs. MErTLER, highly
intelligent and educated lady who is now at No
ca Varick st. and whose judicious and efficient
methods of treatment, we can attest from personal
observation.
ain this connection let me state, that sick lady.
With whom have been acquainted Tor numoer OF
years was yesterday miracuousy oPersteu upon
M. clsirvoy ant of this city. she has been sick,
spd confined to her room and bed since August
last BY an attack of nervous Prostratlon or aeohty'
W,rbasbapd procured tor her the best medical ad'
vice and attendance, but without any effect the
patient continuing in her PROSTATE condltloo, una
ts 70 articulate or to walk across the room WITH
out he ,nnnort of person on either side Having
hard az similar cases been cured by lady clalr
voysntof New York, but not having any latin IN
clsiryoyspce be asked the medical gentlemen VINO
vsre in attendance on his wife, II they nad any
ebyeclon TO allow him 10 bring inns Iaoy " see us
wife They bad none.
She attended last evenin g and wonderful to say,
htwebty minutes the patient could net only speak
a. well as abe ever did, but actually walked up ana
down the rooxs several times without assistance
This Iaorning there were no symptoms OF relapse
and there 10 every reason 10 oeheVe tnat the cure
hDermanent believe this Just as firmly as If l
had seen it myseH, for am very intimate with the
ba,f husband, who is incapable OF even exag'
sesstion, to say rothrg Of falsiying the cream
stsnces connected with the case. My better nall
nd myself intend to see the patient this evening"
AID to norrow III say more on the subject"
saokT BOYS IN HoBoKES-On Sunday last
parcel Of NewYosk rowdies known as Short
Btys got into a FIGHT with some kindred rowdies