New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
THIRD pAy-moRNING SESSION.
Troy, N. Y, Thursday, Sept Q, 1852.

TIE number of strangers In attendance
at the Board of Foreign Mssi Is to-day very large
understsnd that over two thousand persons were tick
e,ed over tho various railroads. The hotels are COM
pe,ely blockaded -fed 10 overaowiog This is tho
lnrge meeting The Board ever held and s attended oy
some of The frat In tho country such Cbsnceor
walwonh, Hon. Theodore frelinghuyseu, Dr. Bacon,
&C. long known and estimated for their good works.
The Board met at 9i5 O'Clock, 10 Dr. Bensns Church.
The session was opened with prayer BY Rev. mr.
Waters
The minutes of the last meeting were read by tho
The Commir,se 10 which was referred that part of
the annual report relating 10 the Madras Misson
ported through Rev Mr. Warner, their Chairman.
The tlat5 Of affairs at this station 10 prosperous 10
has under igs charge district oontaaing 1000 souls.
More men are greatly reeded. The repor' was con-
CURED IN
Special Report relating 10 tho Indian Missions made
report. He offered sei's of resolutions to tns e'ct
that III. Board views VITA gratitude to God tue success
oeiye IL as conclusive evidence that chs Indian race
may b. civilized by beins evaogesed. Farther that
thst the wrongs suffered by the Abohgnes should in
ce all who fear God and lstice greater efforts
for their temporal and eternal welfare.
He sub Oined 10 HE report short but eloquent al
dress He considered that tho continued dniouion III
ihoso tribes should not be made ground for withhold
Ing aid from the missions AZ well might va lssvo
German and Norwegian emgran.s destitute OF inc Cos
pei.
discussion arose expecting tho Implied cspsnrs OF
the United states Government for their treatment Of the
Indians conveyed by tue resolutions De Worcester
and Chief Justice Williams desired modification Of tha
language, which was accordingly made. The resoiu-
III ms then passed.
Rev C. A Goodrich Chairman of the CommHtse ON
tho Ctylon Mission, presented report the mlssion
Is prospsrOus-much has been accomplished by H.
Samuel II Perkins, Esq presented report on the
Treasurer accounts. Tney ind them 10 good condf
ton, and MAT they kept 9Th regularity aud pre-
cl,ion which should inspire Ill contributors 10 this
Board with confidence. The Comnhsee ds,ired to
the Churches against any relaxation of snort be
cause the Board IL now free rom debt eSo,DO 10 re-
qured for the coming year. Any deficiency viii cause
Dr. Anderson followed, further urging the con-
sderatons. He h. ped thsttbe Prudential Com mites
would be reduced 10 the necessity OF drannS blood
from the vital system Of our organization through iaoE
WIN J. Hubbard, Chairman Of the Prudential Com.
mi,tee made some Interesting remarks Ia she sans
strain We have been taught In tho recon. sermon,
said he to walk By faith not BY sight Upon this plan
the Committee will act They NUT send missionaries
ard look 20 the churches for the requisite means.
The other Commuters on tho Annual kspors made
their reports which were concarred 10.
Rev. l.. Wilson, returned missionary irom' tho ga
boon ,tst d. Africa made sOuo Interesting statements
Conslderabe progress has been Lsde tOysrd'he ints
or of the conilent although Ia the face OF many DIM
cures. T.enty dialects have been s.aslee ana re-
duced 10 wiling-int) many 'be SC ipures have been
translated stated that the prevailing IMPRESSION mat
white men cannot live ia Africa 10 haeoyrect ..
There a's now ~ or 100 missionaries rsnding u2yn
men engaged 10 scentfc explofauons and c1nmsres'
Rev d. w Marsh who 10 soon % return 10 tas AZ
syrisn Mission, Flowed with brief sddfoss he ear
,,.,Iy aupealsd for more - 90 10 this country.
The Srest difficulty In procuring missionaries hes WIN
asre,i. who are un willing TO gre their sons and
daughters Tbey shoule nos however, t:e, tnas, IoI
always find IA iorezn lands friends VINO
love them sbd all weep over " sir graves. 49,
Samuel Castle, Es0, Of tho Sandwich Islands Mia
sion snd Rev Mr. Lals Of tie Msdurs M'sion. Africa.
Inc Committees on zoe place and preacher for nsxt
Annual nsetDg made report recommending Cnc'n-
Dst, Ohio, as the place, and lsy: wnnsS "A Jams, Oh
Pew Charles White, ID ID Tho tins u me sting for
nsxt year was changed u tho frat TGesday 10 O;tober
at o'clock ?. N. The report was sdopt.d.
Oh motion, the board took recess Until i.srnoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon was devoted TO the ADM nstratcn OF
the Lords supper The mestngs were held, In
Dr. Bemsns sad the other 10 Rev Mr.. y Ieds church.
At the f)rmes DR.. Adams, OF Boston, q al Rev. VIM.
GOoddel Of ,the Constsnttnople Station oifcisted A.
the later meeting De- Scott Of Eesark performed ths
services assisted By some others The services OF both
pisces were Il 4 deeply interesting char scter.
After ,ss copclssion Of tits service the BOARD
nued is business Henry Waite, Esq, % New. Haven.
a. Chairman Of the CO nmIt.ee 10 which referred
III statistical ts.olss, reported
The Comm atee on Oiicers for the coull ng year roo
commended that tbs following gen.em' "a be elected
I corporate members Of the Board: w a. 8 Griffith,
Of Seu.York; Rev. Isaac Wiskof D. D., Of Brooklyn !;
Conn. VIM. Ropes, E,o, Msss Gen wm- WI
Rama and Rev. w Wood, late - tho Constantine
| pie Mission. 49,. NJ,
Wood be elected Corresponding se,rsssv Tor NOV
Work and thai the officers Of i,s Bard DO conaousa
The report vas accepted, ard M otesT' recomnenese
Cbsneelor wawJrta oesred the customary rc:o -
aons Of shsIks TO the ehisso' Of Troy for the
tan hos ay 10 ,ss Era ana second 81 "a sss q
thsr house OF woEship; b tho choir OF " a. shs
Church fr thss sey aecGpssos sssvess az ~ lara
several Railroad companies vhich have rseue =, p,sre
o. yas Sssoiuiions wsrs p.ss,d spa NJ ~'e''S "
t,urfd until syeains.