New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-08
The American board Of Commissioners Cor For
eisn acknowledgement Annual Meeting.

CIScINNATI, Tuesday, OF g. 1853.
The American Board OF Missions commenced hid
Ing Forty fourth Annual Meeting In this city ia az
NOON in the Second Presbyterian Church In the absence
Of the Prcsid n Hon. Theodore Frenghuysen the Vice
President Chief Justice Williams Of Hartford called The
asst mhly to order
prayei ives offered by the Rev Robor, " Bishop of
Ohio The Rev Isaac X Worcester of, rcd PRAYER The
mates Of tho last annual meeting then resd by the
Re CO ding Seortsry aud approved. Henry iiiu E.q,
Treasurer of the Roard, presented his Annual Report
From dis IL appears that the expenses Of the Board for
The ending july 81 leS3 were e3obol. who the 70
o. pie for the time from all including
M balance Of o. IS in tho Trcasurere hands $34g Sc
OF thi. sum, sSosoi5 80 were donations and egsci3s
The rmainng $780, 90 were interest permanent funds
earnings Of the mission press sc. The expenditures du
ia the period were s3lOC07 So leaving balance
N the treasury Aug I. lst3 of $3.50 "a. There have
also been received from the American Bible Sccety So
SEQ, bom the American Tract society. $4,000
II certificate Of Moses Holt. Esq- Auditor pre-
ssrted. Rev. 5 L. Pomeroy then presented the Np,rt
sfthe Executive Committee During the pas; year five
sopsrste mbs Of the Board have died and four mis-
sonar,s During the year fifty Elk Missionaries and
sisisnt mss les have been sen, into the 6eli being
with single exception the largeei numbCreve sent Ia ing
the same time Nine Young men OF whom i've ore from
Union Theological ~ minary New orb under appoint
snt missionaries In view Of the snallness Of this
number the Committee made sppesl 20 young pre-
pairing for IN, ministry 81 consider their dgfy in this matter
In rgHd o. prospects Cor the fntRre, the C'mnttec
mink that viii he necessary to raise tho Of s35Jo0
during the coming year, and strenuous efforts
needed 10 procure men willing to engage personally in The
voik.
The following is summary OF the operations Of he
Boeri
Number cf al sons Sc stations mn cut 4 ltions IS
Iaserers Erployed- Nanbor Of ordained rni.sous e.
ISL assistants, 81; native assistants, 23l.
7le Pfcss-N Number OF printing establishments II,
psg., printed last year SlsS; Pasos printed from the
btsh hing. s,SI3:,tss.
fIs CssreAes.- Number Of churches 100 oharch NOM
esrs, 4Ssi4; added during iAv ear. 1911.
dses sieEal hCnH tscst.-Aumhtr 81 Shook "a
ESmbeT of lppIs 29.lS2.
IvESgNG SESSION
The Bosrt having assemble in the evening the isrc
tustey 4, tiunsl eXcrses conducted by Professor
W. Thompson, East Windsor. The hymn WAS sung
icy to Is, -s.l,. he I;sa ssaHa
.nmou VS.. n en- delivered by the Rev wm adams,
D. d. OF New York. His text was Msishw. 18Th chapter
Sth ,srte;
~Tseses.ss sod
His srhicc. wss ~Christsnfv designed for the world,
sn d the world designed for Christianity. Fust r..
nsiasd the 'pesker Christianity sSsrts-snd 9one Of az
ret has esertiis universally. IL l. the Oldest Of al
rlfoIs TO- long bcore the Pors,ans adored the
the Egyptian reard bis colossal altar, OF Mythology
ssstnes Ahoasb Al srss Knitted 70 sinss na,ioa lie
sei0 nci than being sted for It's sprcai vet was the
ame rein ion that which later day presi over hs
Ronsn Empire The sgerciCs by which Christianity
sJr, al he world hreenirscs loas organized
sid POpianeous-Nhieh the speaker proceeded 10 seps
rat, y exsnlpe.
hs q ting d.coars which Of tie able ever
C.Lvtfcd before the Board.
,rcoxD pAY-NoRNINs sEss4oV.
CisciSSArI WEDNESDAY. Oct : i3s1.
II. BoSrs asss mhed a morning - eclock. ia toe
s.esed Rtsb,terisn Churyh A large nsmbr Of ssrAn-
y6Is pc . NJ in different parts q the On'ln 20 H.
tsrd ar The SESSIONS OF this or a Missionary Assccis
ton he good people of Cincinnati hsVe, "ifh ihsr 80
sus,sn losItty O. ened wice their ors tor the
tcitGInt n II strangers rcm shrVad, and Se p-5'4ns
lt.r,lly for their accommodation The morning ss,'a
IVES q Htnced Nth traycr by the Rev Mr. NJ Of Ca
i.ra DR.. An8elson secretary II the F0reiga d
n, ,rsd slsirsct Of The Annaa Report psvscntng
csI az visw 81 G missions.
be I.I oIi that the African Assiols n tASi
rsI ysisSe 81 Pre- etongs IN wb n eoaverssse
IL H. - -.
Ia al ,wil sla ding toe ~ sst denee ior rs hush
uot 9ls dsah 4 fsutl Webster. % wanm AL .si.5I
I'D Ie,n NJ. &c hy toe tTaleUiid Commit, 4. has
a ed lie lioces< SaiessaSe Tor lbs Tsss u s w0nsl