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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
American and Foreign sasbnrh UuIsn.

The Anniversary Sermon betor this Assoc alton
was delivered last night IN H. Datch Reformed
Church, Lafayette place, by Rev Dr. BEIHuSE-
The discourse was one OF singular power and
beauty, and though very lon,. held the und..iied
attention OF vast audience b. the peros a,ion
Ofcourse TIE subject was tau Sabbath and - o.
servance. The Rev. DR.. argued the duty ol a re-
Iieious observance Of the Sabbath as not only
from the express command Of God, but 90 proper
preparation for the abors OF the coming six DAYS
labor He traced the biblical history Of the sacred
institution from it's first dawn in Eden to the Re-
surrection Of the Savior He also rejected the idea
of any coercive laws to force observance Of the
sacred day. choosing rest its claims the worlds
attention rather than upon the sacred injunction
and more especially upon the good example OF its
observance to be set by Christians. At the
same time the doctor paid mis- respects in
no very tender manner. a. those who advance
the idea that the laboring classes should not
be required or expected 10 refrain from steam
boat or other excursions on the Lords Day
He was also Of the opinion that all manner Il
secular labor performed on the Sabbath was
not only violation Of Gods command, bat in
the end Improbable and in urioas 10 the door. Tho
severe thrust that be made at those persons who
make slaves OF their servants that they may render
Sunday a day of ieasting aud vain parade, created
a visible emotion among the audience
AS 81 epiloeue to the eloquent discourse, the
audience were treated TO marriage. With souso
difficulty the central aisle WIS cleared and tho
pair, " it'll their supporters, came to tho altar.
They not little disconnected at the eager
gaze of so vast q crowd, and tue beautiful bride
trembled like an aspen while her future lord
looked as though he would prefer less conspicu-
Gus position for so interesting ceremony. The
lades-women is the good old English wort-stocd
uuon the seats or tops Of pews and some we'll
4 A Ia, -
shoulders to see the parties united. The church
was filled in every part, from the pulpit 10 tho
street benches were placed along the aisles, and
men were seated on the steps and On the dsa In
front OF the pulpit, and still scores were obliged 70
go away unable to gain admittancc. Whether
they came most to hear the sermon or to see the
marriage we won't say; five should give the out
side remarks Of the dispensing congregation. per-
haps the decision would not be doubtful. But We
are not going to play the part Of spy IN the camp.
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BROOKLYN LIENS.

u Ex-Mayor MicSle Of New York. il building
an elegant country house at Little Neck Bay, near
Flushing.
TRIAL or WM II. THoNPsos-V erdiet-The
evidence in the case having been cUncludedon Fri.
day, James NJ. Smith, counsel for Thompson. coul-
mcnccd summing up the case for the defense. a,
u Saturday morning. He concluded his ad-
dress to the Jury at O'Clock. At which time the
Court toAA recess for an hour. At } o'clock Judge
Rockwell commenced to sum up the evidence for
the prosecution. lie occupied about :, hours
Judge Greenwood then charged the Jury. The
jury were on; about an hour, when they returned
a verdict Of Not Guilty. Thompson was then re-
manded to prison, 70 await his trial on two other In
dctments.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURcH.-The third anniver-
sary of the Sabbath School attached To this Church.
viii take place this afternoon, at the Church IN
Bridge.st at ~ O'Clock. Rev DR.. Lansing VIII
deliver an address upon the occasion.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
Baptist Home Mission ssciet.

The Anniversary of this Society held on
Thursday evening last, at the Baptist Chapel in
Norfolk st. j. =. CKoTIER, Esq. in the chair Aher
PRAYER by Rev. A. ID. GILLETTE, of Philadelphia,
the Annual Report was read by Rev. b. NJ. HILL,
Corresponding Secretary, from which We make cx.
tracts concerning the financial and missionary
affairs Of the Society
The Treasurers Report EXHIBITS rece pts nom diff
sources for The year ending April /, 1885, 10 .,
Which, with tho balance hand April l.... 3'2j $
Make. the totsl amount OF available means Of the 49,
Society for the past ear .S5o,09 on
sane period 253 70
Leaving = balance in the hands Of the Trea-
sufor iSii OF
The Liabilities Of the Society on The frat day Of
AID It's available ........... af6t 81
showing balance against The society of.....s $3.50 II
To provide for this balance and the new and in.
creasng liabilities of the coming year. the new
Board Will be entirely dependent upon the future
hberality OF the patrons OF the Society but We have
great coniidence that the friends Of Home Missions
Will not fail 20 sustain the Board In their efforts b.
carry out the important object Of our organizat1n
" To promote the preaching OF the Gospel in North
America"
OF the amount received. ~. col 90 were in di.
rect contribution 20 the Treasury. showing an in.
crease over the receipts, Of the same character.
last year. OF s4.39l H. beside s6i7 - for the Home
Mission Record.
OF the amount Of liabilities sJ.qs7 Il fall dur ia
the months Of April, MAY and June aud will be
needed at regular periods by the Missionaries TO
whom II becomes due. THUS amount exceeds the
cash ba ance ia the Treasury more than - 600
The number OF agents and Missionaries who have
labor,d during the past year. under the commission
OF the Society isils. OF these. - were IN commits
SION at the time Of making up our last annual re-
port and 81 are new appointments. From four OF
the latter number no reports have been received
they not being due til after the LIST OF April There
are, also, H. Others under appointment not enume.
rated in the above, as the time for commencing
their abors s or after the 10, of April which is
the period to which our accounts are all made up
Ten ministers who were under appointment last
year need no further aid from the Society. thor
churches being able 10 support them
The whole number OF States, 7 erritories and ~
vinces occupied 10 IL. The nunber Of stations
supplied IL jJe. The aggregate amoupt Of time
bestow ed upon those stations. 10 equal to that of
one man for II years.
The Missionaries report the baptism OF o4g Der.
sons, the organization Of - Churches and the or.
dnation Of 20 Ministers
siA bolses Of worship have been completed, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

KrxrucxY.-The Kentucky papers received by
last nights mail, brings few scattering returns
of the election in that State indicating the adop-
ton of the new Constitution by large majority.
The Charter Election in Louisville resulted in the
choice of Mr.. DELrH as Mayor, Nj DONALD as
Marshal and Mr.. LANCASTER City Attorney. No
party lines were drawn in the election, but the
above candidates, as well as a majority OF the
Councilrnen elect are Wings.
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if passed, and proper exer.ions are made IN Ph'i-
aiephia County next Val. Wing Senator nay
be retained place Of Mr. FoR'i 49, which would
give the control Of tie upper branch Of our Legs
lature to the Wings for series OF years.
DAuPHIN.
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NORTH RIVER ITEMS.

~ Rev. ]. HYATT SMITH of Pouchkeepsic,
powerful and elegant champion OF Total Absti-
nence, is about to make a tour through good por-
lion Of our State public commensor OF the Order Of
Sons Of Temperance lie eau be absent from home bat
limited time and Is hoped that be viii never Lace oPpor
tupi,.es " hen able TO speak
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II An cscared lunstic about 40 years Of age
and well dressed, was found wandering about our
streets on Thursday. On being Intercepted, he
said he had escaped from the Utica Luna,c Asy-
lum, that General Smith, Cashier Of the Kingston
Bank. was his cousin and that his mother lived in
Poughkepsie. He was sent to the County Jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

COLUMBIAN PEIrHoLOGIAs SocIErT-This So
cicty held It's Forty Fourth Anniversary on Friday
Light, at Nib!os The theatcr was crowded ia
every part, and the exercises passed oil 10 the
general satisfaction though toward the close there
was so MUCH noise IN the lobbies and talking around
the outer circle Of seats that not more than half
the audience could hear with any sa,isa action. AZ
ter the Overture to Masanieo'' by the band. the
Presidential Address was delivered by Geo. Gin.
ton Farrar an Essay on American Literature, by
John II. Anthon al Grafton The Spirit OF Liber:
ty.' by GEORGE q. Byron the North American
Indian" by Jas. Starr Clark a very spirited Ora
ticn on the Industry Of Genius" by Leigh Il.
Dickinson "Our Country" by Henry 4. Tailor;
Phlsnthrophy' by Charles A. slliman; d" The
End OF Revolution BY Malcolm Campbell and
Human Progress, by George +. Seymour. The
exercises were envensd by appropriate airs, which
the band performed ia Inc style.
BOYS SUNDAY MEETING-The Meeting of the
Newsboys and other neglected children in the
Sixth w ard, was more numerogsly attended yes
terday than usual Over 200 boys were in the
room, number Of well known citizens Of the
ward were also present. Excellent order and al
tention prevailed. There are TWO other meetings
held at lOl A. NJ. every Sunday, at the corner of
Hudson and Chrstophcrst SITS and in the basement
Of the Broadway Tabernacle. Arrangements are
made to open meeting for girls, under the direc-
ton of several benevolent ladies' at the Taberna-
Gle, at p NJ. next Sunday. In the Sunday School
attached 10 the Thirteenth ST. Presbyterian Church
Yesterday n beautiful Bible was presented as
token of respect from the teachers, to little boy
by the name of Lewis Reed, who has not failed in
a single lesson while passing through the entire
New Testament
THE WATERsr. SUFFERERs-The following
sans have been contributed for the relief of the
wounded and the families of The killed by the re-
cent ex plosion in Watcr-st viz:
Insurance Company Of
CITY Fire lEsIrance COMPANY. 40
Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford. 100
p X X OraVes w
Tota. ............................$s0
Justus Harrison, No Is Wall st. and X. J. Thorne,
President Of the Equitable Insurance Company re-
ccive subscriptions
NJ. l.. ORniNATIoH-Thc Ordination OF DeacOns
in the New York Conference OF the NJ. l.. Church,
took place yesterday morning, in the Church in
Thirtieth ST. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Rev. Bishop JAMES performed the ceremony OF Or
dnation after which, Sermon was delivered by
Rev. DIR. SANFORD.
r. Capt. SPirf, late ofthc steamer Wilson G..
Hunt ard his mate arrived at Baltimore Fri
day, in tie brig Princess Royal, from Bermuda.
- House and 10, 40 Essex St was sod on
Friday, BY A. II. Muller, for $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
Reccptiou Of thc Peruyinn Minister.

Senior Don Jose Manuel Tirado an Friday pre-
selted to the Prcsiden. his credentials Minister
Plenipotentiary Of tine Republic OF Peru to this
Government and made an appropriate speech 10
which the President briefly replied.
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To me Edifo, Of The TriblHe


notice in your paper of Friday that Messrs.
Hotchkiss a Smith have obtained verdict Of
$4,000 against the Agent OF the Sing Sing Prison
for non fulfment of his contract with those gentle
men If | am not mstak en-. t is but two years
since these same gentlemen obtained verdict OF
some $1,000 fox similar failure the part Of the
Agent.
Why is this The State is paying rather roundy
at this rate. and it strikes me that it 10 time some
alteration was made in the manner OF conducting
affairs at the Prison. ECONOMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
NEWARK ITEMS.

FRA shed filed with shavings, attached to
Rol,nsoas Bakery in Lockst., caught fire Satlr-
dsy morning about ! O'Clock Twas consumed
ilhout further damage. Supposed to have been
the work Of an incendary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

IT The dwelling house Of Mr. Samuel Pierson,
Situate on the Mendham turnpike, about two miles
from Moristown,) together with most of its con-
tents, was entirely destroyed by fire Sunday az
tcrnOOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

a
- 1900 nv the C'.r-ches under 49,
cs,s ana shose Csurches have c'nthoussa ~. -
usual objects of Christian bcnevoae''~.
and shout s16ooo Cor shs supu~r, ~ tne nhn"Sy
among themselves, besides the O1l.din3 M"
ing Of their church ediiices
Since the formation OF the Society, i,<32 hn1
tiers OF the Gospel have received us comm's.ou
thew have oiptly performed i.2Ji years OF iao~
baptiscd 1870 persons organised 1W Churrnes'
and ordained $40 Ministers.
Prof j. II. RAYNOsD oi Madison Universiy'
offered the following resolution;
R,,rsd Thsf the srirg events of ne last yea, snd
tie signs Of tle times pIeges WIN sas p'n ~ n, -
every Christian with cecpenng 'rrse ~ w p
cfHone Mssions and q {. q, .os 4
He then delivered an eloquent address on .ne
..;,v of labor In the great cause. Inesc An
n;vs,.sry meetings were meant ioF sone"ai5
n Nv 3D. n,rre amusement The power OF God IN
The work would be- made manifest by their renewed
diligence This 10 q stirring ana aet"s sse' $40
the work on which they were emp'oycu
harmony with IT, Prof II then went on 10 SPEAK
Of the improvements in modern Science, the en-
argement OF the bounds Of civilization ana Nc
vast change which 10 coming over nations nisne1D
sunk in barbarism. He referred especially 70 70,
iiornia and predicted from her ths rejuvenanoo o.
Asia There could now be li.tie distinction male
between the Foreign and Home Missionary Csoso
both essentially the same. !.
A collection was then made for the purpose Of
sending out two missionaries TO California
The Rev Dr. MALCOLM ofPnilatclphis proposed
the second resolution:
Reetcc That In The op non OF 'ts meeting ms soets-
presents s cement ND spef sSre 20 me proper fai-
hiusni Of or cuiirs Ch.isSvs sd A. Ssptists' .
lie followed with some remarks on the duties
and 'abors If The Society. earnestly advocating the
sending Of Baptist ministers iuto irrci yious com.
munities 1t was his opinion that millennium could
not arrive until the whole word were Baptists.
He concluded by pronOuncing infant baptism n be
the great stumbling block ~ the way Of q unlver-
sal Church The meeting then aiio1Tned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.-Thc returns are now all
in, except six Counties, eecting five delegates.
The Loco net gain is six If the Counties to hear
from result as last year, parties In the next Legs
lature will stand as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
Anniversaries in New-Yori.


Monday, May -.
Missionary SOCIETY," Of the 81. +. Church-Gfeens = I'M
Wsdne.day, Moy "a
Am. and For. Bible socieiy-JOrfolfs L Bap. Church
10 NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
Pennsy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Apportionme Mt.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

HARRISBURG. Friday May TO-
In Senate the Conference Committee OH the
Apport;onment Bill made the following report
through their Chairman, Mr.. Sankey:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

Iy- STEPHEN WHIrSEY, Esq has presented
$3.50 to the charitable fund Of the Fire Department
of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

KY' SAMUEL NJ. WHITING was ordained Mis-
sonary on Wednesday, at Hartford, and on Thurs
day was married. He will sail soon for Assam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

- WArsos q. HAlsEs will be in Troy next
Wednesday, endeayorng TO arouse public atten-
ton to the necessity of direct and efficient action
Tor the overthrow Of Rum and Flogging in the
Navy. We bespeak for him the encouragement Of
the humane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

~ Rev EDWARD RAsKIs OF Springfield Mass.
has accepted call to become the Pastor Of the
Forty seconl.st Presbyterian Chufch Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

u Rev. JAMES NJ. CLARK has been employed
by the Burlington Co IN j. Bible Society to ex-
plorc that county and furnish the Scriptures to the
destitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

~ The New Jersey Historical Society will
hold meeting ON Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

orsAhrhs FOR CHAGRIs-The steamships
6ecrE'n ard Cherokee leave ior Cragres this Al
.erpoon at cloek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

~ A section Of the Cadets OF Temperance
has Just been formed in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
Personal ITEMS.
~. Mss BRrNER is sojourning in Savannah.

10 Gov. SEWARD returned 10 our City yester.
day morning, and will proceed to Washington To-
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

No'hL hoHsEAAssHIr.-Eaton Stone. the great
Vsans seaesiAn mAAes HE fret appearance the Assor
place Creus this evening
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U ChPt EFfIT' IhI" " TIC sVU"II'I W IIsUI u
Hunt. ard his mate arrived at Baltimore Fri
day in tie brig Princess Royal, from Bermuda.
IL House ard lot 40 Essex st. was sod on
Friday, by A. II. Muller, for $40.
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I0NrsI 0TdsN
LosDoK, (TavistocA Holr, Coy-ni GMden,l }
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

r.. ,:aIsh,u Committee-Th Kwing Commit
,e-The Dooriseepcr Committee-The Re
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Additional supply of Spring Goods
THE subscribers just received complete
and staple dry goods which
ed with the most recent mposons Of e clues of New
York and Philadelphia embracing article line Of
French English India German, and Italian manufacture which
they
Is pieces rich small checkered riace silks
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State Of North Carolina March term, 1850.
Orange county. In equity.
Simon Honcday and wife, and others,
Benjamin way Long executors Of stephen ward
1@Ma3 st4 ceased, and others
Original bill hed for the stephen ward
In appearing 20 the sasisfacsion Ceur from the
the clerk and that funds Of said
for dsbution and further appearing that o the
principal heirs via Jonathan Ward and Mary ward chden of
James Ward sally Wells susannah Ray Elizabeth Cameron, and
Charity Allan children Of Esther Wes and William Ward Antony
and stephen Ward, and Kinney wift OF William Kin
children Of William wsrd residents Of the State OF
Carolina, and reside In therefore
ed publication be made IN the National Inrence and Union
for SIX successive weeks Notifying said heir that upon application
the clerk and master Aforesaid and furnishing scert
vouchers tc money viii be paid them promptly.
0snond Y. Long, clerk
March, 1850,
Az SOW oF.LoNG, Q. kM.E.
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WANTED, wet good charncser.--one without
chid living and who i only q
infant would be Preferred and VIII bc
given. Inquire at the National Hotel NO az Aps-diw
NEW BOOKS this day received.-Mcmoin Of Exusordi-
Popular Dcusions by Charles Mackay, author OF The
Thames, and m Tributaries kc2 vols The Degss' General Re
containing recipes and proprietary
medicines FICTITIOUS mineral wa'efs Nc Henry Bcsscy The
American Medical formnls designed or Of the medical and
Pharmaceutical studenti by John y Reese, M y.
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B. n. PONIES.

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EEPS constantly on hand, wholesale and re-
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COPPER WARE, SHEET-IRON WARE. and
BRASS WARE. RooFING with Tin, Conner.
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