New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
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,,,, iur,,r tho rnsi tow day.. stranger, upe'poc,
edly dropped in oes mijsI. might have boon sosowha
n, a ,os. 10 account Gu Tho proicminsnco Of white
ncchcrshiea and black costume which has h"on appa
,., in our aectr ut nigh, have boon indaccd u sat
HE nclehbor what Tho deuce waa to pay, M tho mighty
swarm Of ministerial dignity cemo p,u'ins through tho
streets AZ certain hours Of tho day. when Tho oveond
conclayo launched forth 10 mul,i.udmow Attendants
AZ he close OF each meeting. Tho doors OF our good
citizens have been very gonoaly and Hospitality
thrown open 10 accommodate the Hood Of guoets-
numbering in all some 5000 or 1,o0o-snd yet tho
,udden uc,oA,o Of The population has been rather too
mech for IA, and Is consequence, the vessel
beinr 81 full has oyerlown into the neighbodng
village. - Rome New. II artford, Whiteboo, Sc.
Tho hourly running oi busscs has served 20 rnder
ths.yery convenient disposition Of things; and Il
,nv Of the grave and reverend nors have made tho
a,opniniauce of strange bcdieows,' | venture 10
saw that the rural regions have in wise contrib
uted thereto. Villagers are proverbially ho-pitabe
.ouk-especially 10 the coth-and the best IL
always forthcoming on such occasions a the present
Themec;ina proper Of the Board have been held IN
the First Presb, ran Church. though the Dsich Re
f,,ued and Westminster Churches and Mechanics
Hail have been called into QUESTION TO accommodate
tie different assemblies The session commenced on
Tuesday afternoon the Hon. Theodore Freinghuyaen
presing assisted by the venerable Chef Justice VII
Esms Wee Pr sideni. | cannot forbear making re-
max Of the personal appearance and department oi
Mr. Frolng huyssn. In the eye Of your correspondent
he il beauiiu such blenuing Of the exp e'sion oi
Chris' serving mcckncss and rtsolnie hFmnoss and
stcrnrcss purpose ss ale exhibited IN hs benevolent
counter ance remember never having seen elsewhere
smor- living men The inst impression Oh beholdnc
Mr. T. is not that you leaking on a remarkable
mar but az you continue to observe MN, You gIaia'
ally become interested ia his every movement, ana IRE
long Crow conscious o: watching his expressive tea
ures 90 nisniy rs 10 surprise yourself. Once sel
do not thing easy 20 forget the counenance O. ihe-
odore Frtlug huysen Several years sgo Nnen mere
lad tie writer present at the cung q IDS Board
in rcirhbnTng CITY. The larsc ot years has rendered
the memory of that meeting lie the memory "i
desm; all forgotten resolved into an ine1iIicaoe
ASSOCIATION with ibousan" other OCCASIONS lev MOI
aH for do overwhelmingly ana peIlecty'he e1-
precision 1T the counienance Oi heodore TchSuuS
Among all the distinguished men who sat there IN
ccnclaye none are remembered beside. The IMPRESS
ion stamped upon my young memory VIII pIooaoy
never be erased; and that cslm bcnlnant fcsolute
c0unspance comes 70 me In dreams or staris up
in the pictured musings OF the evening hroslie. In
hs address Wednesday evening, Mr. FrelnchnY-
inadvertently perhaps, gave his hearers an insight
into the true cause Of that peiy devotion, ana beoeto
leuce, hotA Of purse and acton which chefacterlAe
the man. He ives particularly earnest in endeavoring
10 convey an impression Of TIE importance OF hrlsasn
scdenGl as means OF bringing about The greN eild
world 10 Christianity; and stated thS IN ordtr to en-
ov life men must devote their means and energies 10
the service of the Savior this, he sad was the secret
OF happiness. Would that the world better knew and
Uraciictd this
The meetings Of the Board have been Of an nyGria-
b, interesting character, and the closing ceremonies
on Friday morning peculiarly so. Many ci the primer
pnl divnes of the land have been prcsen-not a few
Of whom o!osely approach the close of the allotted
season for The Journey Of life and viii take up
their abode in their Fathers mansion, after long and
faithful service in His vineyard. Addresses have been
delivered by numerous clergymen and mission aries
the general tone Of which was very superior, showing
that there is ne great amount Of talent engaged in
the Lurd's work as directly and indirectly IN the
ccyils. Some striking selections might, perhaps, be
made from among them. which would yield N pom;
of thrilling pathos, stirring nppea, ana beanuIui &C
ton 10 10 productions Of our abes orators 10 legss-
tive halls OF elsewhec. The claims Of The various ms
-ious were urred by their advocates IN earnest and
codueu' strains, till all who " stood aiar on ana
Locked might almost become appalled, at the amount
~ work 10 be done and The inAdcquacv OF the means
for doing il. But the Board appeared 10
shrink from nothing Progress IS necessarily slow
lint inevitably rurc Amid the hopeless conelonera-
ton of naInes-.rom American 20 'Cho,ta" one
almost reels: and happy Tor unhsppyl u una, mlGn
that fX on one, and cay, Tins beoru AZ o'u.'S
To your correspondent the claims OF lima epa,1 70
he recular, strong from the immenslty oil Ter gloom
and the decD Gloom of her darkness. Her allotment OF
Missionaries is almost rdicGously snHA, 70 proportion
20 her need-amountDg To 80 c" th6', ACCORDING q"
n. IL
! were hut orr ckrs,'.. CLsrot "a a. re SAT- -
Ncir.iorkl However. the truth Of the Rev. Dr. WIS
ners remarks e patent that the existence ct deep
toned and ardent pieN IN the home churCh i All lu-
/ noriant Keep the fountain hras burning and the
streams shall Tow a,o foreign lands TO enshien anu
! "fo b,-s
/ ON Thursday very interesting took piece ~
the stage st tho First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Pon-
,,ov presented two Indians 81 the Soneca tribe 20
/ the Audence-Rtv. NcSsis. Strong and Two ''uns
Aner being addressed in a feeling manner BY MI
Freliughuyser Dr.. Two Guns precec-ci 10 deliver
a. address IN hs native tongue charsce.Ized ON nose
pccusres Of ecTiuIe and expression belonging % Toe
Red Man. Tie other Indian Nr. Strong, interpreted
his brohcrs speech, sad then followed N spiTiet
and fryij addrss. He appeared to be- perfectly over
whelIntd Will wondor az the imposing spectacle spread
ont before him, ard expressed hs deep love Tor The
cause Of Christianity. aud hIs fe!isIce upon Tor al
| lie was and all he hoped 10 BE- - affected SeTe tie
audience BY this scete tia; al involuntary burst OF
applause arose its corc!usiou;hc frs, densusira
/ ton Of the Kind Lhst had bee exhibited duiir he
session OF the Eoard.
/ On Thursday evening The niuienss edifce vac
crowded 10 oyef!owmg-mGny returning home, nIa-
Die 70 effect cniTance-0nd probably the scene go-
serted a; that meeting Wa nOi exceeded 10 inP.s-
sNtuess sNd Erandt dunn tie entire scse on 81 the
Roari No. otly vas the body oi the church crowded
almost 20 suiIcCston. bat he great galleries were
thrun..d 10 HEN utmost ~ bssufy and tasciOn pie
y and devotion Aronnd ihc pull y, upon i4e tempo
rry stage erected sal stood or half rec,ncd he aset
disciples 81 the Gospel, Their hoary LOCKS ahd Fcntrd-
be countenanoes pres ui.n- most bcautiGl scs.c;
while Younger and mon vigorous lt5orcfs .eni b.
their picstnte Coltrss; 81 once stk.n, and apres-
ave. Prominent among them was tbs !uil, ccvete !
ana ZONE what seek ooultcnauce Of DIR. Cox. vale
seated unohtrusvty in tie cushions Of hs arm BAR,
Pm soent frciEE ys<I c6rtie erc passed cI1i.a-
witty The ca'h,rLc t-for - o. rested 10 scEs-
I ;ioA lie great sceHC sqE,ad out bci0-e bfn.
tpr pss sei over u spectator a. the uc9 lctr %0nel
orssn rolled it, strains u s osc la Inosy ap aaoag
tie ar,bes overhead and b, T.usrG on the aus that