New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

Jul. out cba. Todd 81 Louis; Z. ~ Gilbert. Utica
: w. Wood. Utica; J. D. Weston Mass; WI aranef
Salem
Az the InvrNo. Capt Tsnsil. u :. Marines Hon
r : Borrouch-. Albion; W. : Anderson. Mobile
] W. Arnold Washington; John :. lie, Troy; d.
:. WOLF. Mobile; w E. Everett, Cary Maj. Russell
Marines
Al the AsroR David Pr Brown, Philadelphia; Prof
O. NJ Mitchell. Cincinnati; Fitz Henry Warren Wash
inrton; Hon. John ~ BOtt- Virginia c. A Johnson,
Utica; Jas 81 Porter Easton; A. II. Sibley. California;
H. Bradley, Panama; :. D. Andras, Marine K. Stden-
Washington.
rg The Common Council will meet this
afternoon.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet at 4 P.N
AMERICAS BIBLE SoCIETY.-Ihe monthly
meeting of the Board held Thursday, az 4. Pm
a large and important meeting. Dr. THOMAS COCK
V P occupied the chair assisted by Hon Mr. bR.DlsH
Tie death Of Hon Mr WHrrooxB, n few days since IN
this CITY. was announced and recorded Mr. w was
Vice President OF the Society and a;o Governor OF Ia
diana.
The number OF Bibles and Te-sments issued the pas'
month was 1894 greater number than was ever
issued in the same time Three new societies were re-
cocuized a. auxiliary at the Wet Annierestng ieuer
was read from an officer of the United states Coa sur
vey calling the attention OF the Society 20 numerous
,oo- fr,iie along the coast wrecker &C. in need OF
Bibles Another letter from California notices. tne IN
cres.e of Chinese there come 10000 and that they are
beginning now to their attention TO mechanical
business 4 letter from OREGON give. an encouraging
account OF the Bible there and calls FOR an agent
or Bible coporteu- \ letter from Germany gave
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Mr. J.corY. aided by Rev Mr. WINNER, the eloquent
Hungarian pastor recently in this country letter wa'
read from R.hop Boone ut Shanghai in relation TO the
progress Of Chinese trnnslatiOns, and saying he was
about 10 embark for the United States very n'te-
rcs,,nr letter was read from Rev. DR.. PERKINS, OF
Ooroouiah in Persia asking for to print new
ei,ion Of the Modern Syrac New Te,ament, urgently
called for by youth and ohers one also from the Meth
erlapds Bible Society making grant of 100 Bibles and
2O0 Te.aments in the Dutch language; also one from
- Pe;erburc in Russia asking tor further aid IN PRINT
ir~ the Esthonan New Testament and Psalms. letter
was reed from Rev Dr. STILES, reslgnng his ohcc as
Secretary Tor the South, and also from Rev BENJAMIN
SnrPMAN who for twelve years has been devoted
agent of the Society in different States.
The subject OF funds for the new Bible House was
taken W. and n committee instructed 10 resume the
work OF individual collections IN this Cry which has
bee SUSPENDED during the INNER months. Oi the
$4,000 sought, about one-tfird was subscribed last
spring II was the opinion of al the Board that our clt
zen could md would if applied furnish the remain
der of the um the honor Of our City and the un'peak
abc Good C., millions who from this House 10 re-
ccyc the Word OF Lie.
The following individuals on the recommendation OF
p committee. were chosen Viccpresidents WV. b.
CRosPY E.o BE>J l.. SWAN Esq, JAMES LENoX,
Eco OF Ncy.Yoik: MATHEW T. Scorr. Esq, ot hen-
lucky: james l. MAYBrN, ESD, OF Louisiana; NfRoN
PHELPS, Esq, Of Illinois; Gov. JOSEPH \. WRIGHT OF
lLdiaua.
Nyw-YoRK BIBLE SOcGErY-Thc Board OF
Manager. met ne u.unl. on Thursday evening Themn-
u;cs Of the previous meeting read and approydc.
4 ,uu and interesting report from the Em-rant Com
mitce was read exhibun. the reasons why the pro
norton Of Irth and German immigrants Is changing
during consecut,e years. The plan Of supplying YES
se- for their voyages continues to be- successful
| and sometimes a complaint l. made that the volumes
are too few. The Marine Committee report large
/ di-tribu;i under encouraging circumstance
Tho 2sh annual meeting OF the society will be held
/ about the middle Of November.
The Committee on Way- aud Means report that
1880 sre 10 be provided and il j. estimated that
ihis -um will be nearly maGc up by the usual individual
AID church donations. The list OF new annual mem
/ bcrs i. increasing.
The prisons viii he supplied with books Of larger
typc than heretofore in the discretion OF the appropn
ate Committee.
The new Metropolitan Hotel has been supplied with
Bible. Tie Chairman Of Ways and Means suggested
tie distribution Of circulars in the pews OF churches
prcyior to the collection being taken up. Commit
tee of i've was appointed nominate officers for the
en-uing year
RESPECT TO WELLNGroN.-At an ad Ourned
meeting OF British residents, held the Office OF the
Consul in RGrclayst on Saturday the following report
TO the suitable mode Of manii-ting respect for
the memory OF the late Duke was submitted by Mr..
YOUNG Editor of The iJioH:
Your Committee beg leave 10 recommend 10 the al
jourLcd meeting Of British subjects the following resO-
buttons
ResJ,ed. That tin. meeting composed Of Her Mij,-tys
suh-ct--Enelsh, Scotch, lnsh, Welsh and COOu't-ls
dsTous of placing uIon record the expression ot ts pro-
found regret the death OF the late Duke Wellington
whose Aniped military achievements aud unsurpassed
civic virtues stamped hun m the OF his country
men, the greatest O tn- age" and further, that,
syupstiN does with the gucf uniy rsay felt
tiioushout tue nted Kingdom and the British Colonies II
suggests public mode OF estiyng ITS participation
Re,ored That tins meeting proposes fog itself and re-
cui-rs- n British tiis CITY the wearing
Of crspe the left the hat from tbs date
unr the day following that 10 be- hencefrt designaed for
the oisequlrs OF the illustu0us decreased
he'ore6 That the Rector OF frry Church be respect
fully requested permit the delivery Of funeral sermon
honor Of the DuSe after the usua! performance OF d.
service, The afternoon OF tie day appointed for tie
funeral "A London and that committee be appointed
make arrangements for iurtherns tins object.
DR.. BEALEs, President OF the ST. Georges Society
moved the adoption Of the report and resolutions. which
was seconded by Mr.. BELL President OF the 81. Pat
rick Friendly Society put from Ao Chair and carried
unanimously.
Nj CuNARD propO.ed and Mr. Crooks seconded
resolution to the effect that Thornn, Dixon VIM Young
and Robert Bunch E.q- with the four Presidents be
appointed Committee.
1t was resolved unanimously that the Bri'i n Consul
be added 70 the Committee
ON motion Of Mr.. STANLEY, vote OF thanks was
pr--cd 20 the lrte Committee