The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

and other places on the Pacific coast. To meet the
expenses Of this agency will require large and imms-
dis&e aid.
Dosaross OF Books, Tracts. &C., have been
made fincud,ng Al, OPS 20, the details of which
are not yet reported) TO the value Of $l7 4l9 %,
and these, with the charges to the donation
count specified in the general report Of receipts and
expenditures, makes the amount expended in mis-
siopary labor and donations during the year ending
March 1, 1852, $50. 907 So. showing an actual ex.
penditure by the society during the past six years.
for services OF Sunday school missionaries and do
nations TO Sunday schools, Of $40, lbs IS beyond
the contributions received for this purpose This
large excess expended above the sum received, has
been taken from the publication department which
IS oil course crippled by such q Withdrawal of its
means; but the wants mus; bo supplied at once,
not Mt all, and the cry for hcl could not be hushed
or evsded. All donations msde to the Society arc
Srupaousy applied to the Objects designated by the
danos In no case are they applied to carry on the
publication department of of tho societys operations
PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT Thirty. eight new pub
locations have been issued during the last year.
equal y $50 pages IS mo The Sunday Schoo!
.tow,a0 published semi monthly, ior teuehers, and
the Io1,hs Penny Ga-atc, Published every other
week. for children, with over 100000 subscribers.
continue to receive increased patronage, and the
great redue ton ofpostagc these papers, under the
new post Office law, wi no doubt. largely increase
the circulation No profit is derived from these
papers, the subscription price merely covering the
outlay for paper and printing The total value Of
publications distributed curing the year is $l49,
3i3 30.
great crowd was present, and addresses were
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Adams, of Boston, and
the Rev. Mr.. Garfield, of New York.
The Sunday school Union.
The thirty anniversary Of The New York Sunday
School Union celebrated yesterday The children.
to the number Of twenty five thousand were
shaled in their respective schools and classes
ocock proceeded in four bodies under the guardians
Of their tutors to the several public halls in which
l..l a..
all neatly dressed par coored silk badges
their breasts and presented very interesting spectacle
they marched down Broadway cach headed by its in
ructors and preceded by banners bearpg various aeg0r
cairepcsenntons and scprralexts appropriate their
youth One body proceeded the Baptist Tabernacle
Mulberry street; one to the Broadway Tabernacle one
to the Metropolitan Hall and the fourth Castle
den. The dGl presented in these halls was cx-
tremcly prety. the children bring for the part
hands mey alfred and tho female portion of them dis
playing areses IN every shade o. brilliant coiors Among
wretchediy clad children and several coored schools
which turned out clean well dressed and intelligent
looking mbers The order Of exercises observed
first, the opening hymn. sung by oil the children
8 Come while spring icjoices,
Arrayed in lovely dress
Come join our cheerful voices.
Our Fathers game to bless
After the singing Of this hymn executed in a yery
pleasing and efficient style, and supported by brass
band aid by of the clergymen in attend
snce Then the children sang another hymn tho Tree
Of Life short address suited to their tastes and ca
pacites next devered after conclusion the
children sang In tho simple and beautiful STYLE the
closing hymn commenting
/" Heavenly Father grant thy blessing
While thy praise We humby sing
Sinful hearts and lives confessing,
Nothing worthy bring"
Benedicton was then pronounced By reverend gentle
man, and the exercises termina ted with the favorte
hymn.
There Is happy land,
Far far away.
Where saints in glory stand,
Bright, bright rs day =
The children were arranged in classes and schools aud
returned up Broadway. defng through the streets TO
their several school where refreshments pro-
vded for them. Those who from Harlem and the up
parts Of the city, had stages provided for them The
whole display was an extremely handsome and simple
affair.
The usual anniversary addresses delivered in the
evening in the Broadway Tabernacle. Wemay give re-
port Of them which We have in type hereafter.