New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

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Rev. Dr. Foster, md pabshed IN the mh,' 81 az - 800.
IL. tine AL recommended that for TIE 'n, % "h
tn prerarc let,er Of This hind be en7cs-ei on w
MINUTES aud TcIuilished ~ The Cmcn"' Ar''' ~ w
s,nior. Adopted. ., .,.;, .,
q O'Clock.
LFTERsoos sEssIos.
The se.sion opened in the afternoon with prayer Oy
the Rev. Mr.. MARSH.
Rerort Of tie Trustees Of tie Widows and Orphans
Fund was then reed showing balance IN favor OF ha'
fur d from lat year 81 81, JeO ,..
The Treasurers Report was next made, and 'aa' To-
gether with the Trustees accepted and rce cd 10 oe
II crossed on tie minutes.
Tie Tressurer Report shows tia during the past year
there have been about 81 600 contributed 10 oene'oH'
joseph w Burden benjamin Halsted, John J Grifiths
Isaac 4. Smith and ;. X. Nelly were then reelected
Trustees Of the Widows and Orphans fund Tor ue en-
he Rev. Mr.. WHITE, Chairman of the Missionary
Committee presented the Report Of that COMMITTEE Inc
The Rev. Mr. WHITE then offered the following reso-
luiicD: 49, -, c., v
IL. mos in ortsnt not destitute field " North Am 'ie'
III. cell upon the CONVENTION aid than Try fee
CbuIchss, aud uIpor MsonsTas on Lons sna sna @
tht GeIntn. .nd French; and :, iii. a,.i, s,. 1,
Whg,oi The .usc.,' o. the ,,,sT % therefore
Ietsd That ths As'oe.ou mos sso' 49,, rrs,. "a in
III Tesolntor was followed by the Rev. Mr. WHITE in
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Of Missionaries Island among the foreigners VINO
we've constantly arriving, ana urged the necessity Oh III
| oreastd mifsionsry effort. He we followed by
TheRev Mr.. EDDY, agent OF the New ork state pap
TIT Missionary ConveutionHe aid that there was great
dtsttuon il the Missionary field throughout The whole
State Tlev wanted more churches, but they c0ud NOT
End dare not rant them without the means TO sustain
them The treasury Of the Convention wa already over
drawn 200, and something must be done o. ie
CLurcbes already independent circumstances TO repen
h H. llore j. only Baptist church TO 20 $50 inhao
tnn-s in the City of New-York and vicinity.
Tie Rev Mr. HoDGE next addressed the Association on
this ieciHe that he could add his testimony to
dose Of the brohes who Lad proceeded hun with regard 10
the great desiuton IN the missionary hel Inc
increase their prayers and hberay Tor TINS hooie
lie report Of the Committee Corresponding A'socia
tors was then presented Inc committee report una,
he does not appear be anything calling for the spcc1a
action Of ibis Association, excepting the following article
in the Dutohess Baptist Association on the subject OF Tenn
Ptrance:
Bheeo Tie Of intoxicating drinks as beverage i
rdueve wi and ds,ose NJ and .,a :,
seeing ssl er,etnnent tn evil ihsrefors
,aa c I. Iovsd IN tseory thorough, ee IN operations
'n Ia That VIC earnestly recommend the member Of hs
Aocs1 10 use possible and fol ''et ~ tie enat
in he aous the evil of the msaufieuFe and safe
OF intoxicating lquoss iron Our and-
The resolutions were unanimously adopted without
! discussion. ,e. -,
On motion collection taken up for the benefit OF
the Rev. John Williams of Brooklyn which resulted IN
TLs matter with reference to admitting Bethesda Church.
which was laid the table In the forenoon, was hg nm
tai IN up and disposed of by the appointment of Com
oiitee of five whose business it viii be to endeayOr 10
| negotiate a settlement between tho two contendng
churches and report tine next session Of the Association
| lie report Of The Committee Arrangements for the
next meeting was then read and adopted The next ses-
sion in accordance with the commentator Of the CO-
mi;tee will be held with tie First Baptist Church, New
York City, on the last Tuesday in May, lS'5, at r. NJ
The Rev j. W. TAGGART to deliver the Introductory
discourse and the Rev. j. w. SARLEs il the alternate
The Rev SAMUEL WHITE viii preach the Missionary ser
mon with the Rev. h. WEsTcoTr as the alternate: The
Rev j. A. McKEAS is appointed to write the circular
| Letter.
The minutes Of the clerk then read and approved
On motion a vote Of thanks rendered TO he
citizens OF New burgb for the generous hospitality the
members of The Association had received at their hands
| during It's session.
vote of thanks also given to the Rev. Mr. Tag
ralt, for the faithful and impartial manner in which he
| had discharged his duties.
PRAYER a. then offered by the Rev. Mr. Tag art after
which the Association adjourned.