New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.
Tpy HupsoN R,vER BAprIsT AssoCIA-


rIoS-Ssooad Day-Tne Convention noe, att 9ci9cs
A M Yesterday to resume business The circular iss-
ter to the Churches resd adopted ana ocdeiea W
| be printed The Missionary Comniuee reported tns,
during the last year the Committee have secured ara
for six feeble Churches 10 the hounds the
and are procuring the for theirs; anc Also 20 90
,sln an sddronsl Missionary for tho German pnpusnoo
OF Newfors PREAMBLE spd resolution; o1 Geo ~
population In Ne~.York and vicinity is iolOO Tor
whose benefit bat Bspus Missionary is PROVIDED
snd ss the employment of another has oeen recom s
NEEDED be proposed THAI 81, 900 be r.iset ~ inou.
dual pledges Tar the German Mssi'n Ia Nes.f orr snc
vicinity After very interesting discussion, the sU
raised Psrtisl pledges were made 70 rase s~oV
more 10 enlarge the German Mission snd q the gen.
ers purposes Of the Convention. The Chair appointed
the Missionary COMMITTEE f,r the ensuing year
Rev Rufus Bsbcock, ID. d then addressed the Asso
c.on In bet a ofthe Am. rican and Foreign stbe So
cety snd Rev. O. Dodge, In behalf OF the American
Bsptist Missionary Union
The afternoon session commenced At 2p4 O'Clock.
Rev. C. Randall spoke In behalf Of the American sep.
list Publication Society Resolutions spproostary OF
thar Srcey and recommending annual coatr 70
il from II churches as s done 70 other inainu 'as OF
this denomination adopted Rev b Hill made
so sddTets in behalf Of thu nertcan Baptist Home
Mission society Rev J. 3 Backus spoke for the Nee.
York Baptist Union for Mir sersl Education; and REV.
T. Evans 10 behalf the imeri:ss Tract CRY. snGn
were rrne~ed to on up the pledges for the s'ouooS
$1,000 and : 600 wss subscribed for the Nswfork
Bsptist Stste Convention The Committee on Deiegsos
reported that pastor and delegates and one ada-
toDsl tor each 70 members be hereafter aiioSco-
Adopted
The money contributed Tuesday evening for mimic
terial education ordered be divided o-wesn she
German Clsss's In Rochester and Hamilton equally.
The next snnusl session Of this Association Gas az
terrinsd to be held At the Central Bspdst Church.
Poushkee p,ie The Introductory sermon 10 &c De de-
vsred by Rev J. wescott alternate, Rev Mr.. Hodge
d u and that the circular letter be written BY Rev
z T. l.. TAYLOR. TWAS decided that the 6rst evening
of the next sesslon be devoted to the Sabbath scho
institution Of the denomination. isest OF the ies-
ter. en- the stse Of religion orderedt 10 be pFtuteS
The Tres,ur. Of tina year reported his receipts
and disbursements At 500 Delegates were appointed
10 the Core spending Associations
Rev T. +. l. Taylor, was elected Corresponding
Secretary of the Site Convention, which 10 20 mces
about the middle Of October next In the City OF BROOK
lyu The Aeo s,irn then closed Its session. hsvfns,
by remarkable unanimty and dispatch, performed i~
sbors In two dsys tune.
FILLMORE PLACE.--A street by this
nsme Messrs Miller end Clock have commenced Open
ing NJ their own expense. II viii extend from Fourth
to Fihst between Grand aud North. Fret cts It's -
be entirely built up with splendid residences
ARREsT.-A man who has kept disor-
dery bou,a at the corner Of Wychof and Even ss In
which drinking liquor. fighting and dancing have oeen
pracsed was arrested aud held to bail for trial At the
ne xt tel m Of The Courts
ENGINE MArCH.--A match for $500
aside between Companies Nos l and 3 Will co NO Oh
about the 10th OF July