New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

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roents. n. repor. referred back last evening
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,h fr.. rsrs.rsph sx anucss ~ ,hS eject y II il
tho r,uit Of ali iheir nver,is atns thsro 10 differ
NC ~ oujunn ls.wy-n Tie uiesiJ0aTic. snd The ex-
c,u,ye oficers, among the friends Of the Bra-i.
nth r,frsnc. 20 The grva. truths which nlded.s The
xo,k If eI. ndiDg the knosledse OF Chris; anon,
r.n The orsy questions respec; economy and d. tsll.
81 To v,rk. Sueh differences are hes: settled BY the
sion,r;.s the1nseve- whose experience is ne test
gujde. While tie grrat Ind of saving soas is uDdevi-
stucly pursped
II lie rsrtrt a. held by some that The c.v=l..0 u
80 nstions ether ibsn their re-cue from Sin sni
fsstb would soem TO be the great object of MISSIONS
fhe c mris;ee ID a. an an anendment re oIloSins
Yr Conn tie. happy TO be..eye ;as, these
ut1.y ,ep- aca e. 1ay % The pr; Of The .t 81 :,
Tie Rev. j. +. sIHonrsos Of the Broeissy rsbsr-
,srie mo, ed the repert Of The Select Committee he
second tine sent back In order that the uusion- 10
~ w., i,s.er and Norh B,i.i't Rs-,ers mi.h.
re s.ruck out He thought u undignifed for the
An erican Board TO rep, TO or notice infdel pubics
tom The only effect will be to cause them TO be more
widely read.
tn Prr;,r There il much Of :his human, ,raTism
s,onrd Boeion and not little in !; for which his
,tv il needed A debate followed, ia which The fol-
jyirg gentlemen took psrt, viz: In favor OF second
rs,rnIoi,uent the Rev DR.. Magic, Hopkins, Gov
Han ". IL
con Chancellor Wsl~orth, Hon. Linus Child Dr. A.s
u, smith. and CbickeriDs. The general argument
AGAINST striking out Wa that the mischief s,eady
donn by the distribution of tho Report. thai his Re-
trt j. not nspresio oi The boafu, and that nlecon
siruc,ion might arse
Tn. vote BENG taken, was announced as oppossd 10
n,ecnn ni.meut. The report was then accepted o.
smerded and the qus.'ion cscured upon the adoption
ns,oro uublished) were adopted with eight amend
neu,s ono permitting the mis- sonsTies 10 organize as
a. well a. TO connect themselves with such eccle-
sstjcal bcdss ~ they may choose, moved by Or.
loci Parker Another amendment pronounced ito be
n :. ind, uert OF the Board that the Pmicntal Com
m,ec should not mako importa nt changes without the
t.urc. Instructions Of the Bosrd.
R6souiit Il OF thanks TO The Committed were pro
,o.cd by The Rev. VIM. Adams of New.lork, and
ado t,d.
which atbcueh considered out OF order, listened
10 with great pleasure. He euosized Dr. Anderson in
II i;gi,s :, ems pv onrcing him ~ be better fitted
fr Pr, sdf nj thar ally candidate before The public II.
psstsse- ii skil in diplomacy of one, and the iroA
hf.hiaaiioN CC0no'icr, lie considered him Sane
flied Nopolcor," ard confessed that he ST first
s;dcied ite changes 10 India made by him decided
comp &, eat.
duty and thought with respect 70 DR. Anderson thH
hi; r. lie set ont on another deputatoD, stood such
yolioy "a Dr. RIDGE had just al ned at him he would
aefe 10 receive ST. Pauls salary of forty stripes save
one.
Dr. Brx.v, another member Of the Select Comm.-
4 proftesed himself not So modest a. ue last speaker
AID by no H. ans aycrse ~ receiving the thanks OF the
Board.
] he revolutions were passed whereupon the Board
Adjourned until afternoon.
AFTERNOON sTssIoH
At,te close of III. con InurIon services the Board
again met for business at O'Clock.
The Hon. WuLI.nJ. HuBBARD chsrman OF the
Committee on Now Members and oBicers reported,
recommending the following gentlemen:
Pc Airsf-THtoDORE FRELINOHvlsEN.
Ttc.P".id,,'-Tle Hon: Tl9nls' :: wilinns PHIL.
IT, Pcl A. g Tsomp ii9h. w%. Eg..i' the Hon
i lT NJ e. a.. ' s iiis S. Dr. Wai rs' e
re-, G.; ( Z. < III 4-,i S,tfsi' roo-o2 5 ~
Cc,r,ttnS,as seeces0rp-The Rcy. George W. Wood OF
R,eorGi,g Seere,qrs-s san ael NJ Worcester, D. D.
's,Sgssf iI,e Med sg b1 Hon uu H. w.ey
The Committees upon the several paris Oi tae frd'
dtniicl Committees annual report made their report,
which contained nothing of special Interest," nnoy ,h IN
teyersl missions, ard adv coated la &c increase "
o, er.iions. Adjourned to p. m
AFTYRsoos rrssios.
The Board Ioassembled agreeably TO adjournment
Af,er he Transaction of some uDnpor;ant business
Mr. BRows read the report oi the Committee 10
whom az referred the Trcasurers report Ihe Con
mite, urge ton ~ The immediate tNIhoueulnehI
DR.. hSpyn, on remarked tia, the question would
cone UP ICxt week whether the Prudential COMMITTEE
estimates Of the missionaries are carefully wtiSh'd
end the appropriations arr made accordingly. IheSe
should be increased fun ~ per cent this year Bot IN
Lose he debt j. paid the knife must be spilled to these
sppYC pIisti0n..
Nh RoBLHrs, of the Prudential Committee, said 1t
yts their custom 10 naking their appropriations 10
M ,kc ihCm upon the principle of faith, without any
noiey in die upon I'M sne I Srb
good We bave a credi. Of Cos 900 with our banker
In ond, n who ask any security, but takes The
word Of the Board. OK credit must oe maintained.
The Ko,. Dr. PowEHoY sad we had frre access to
Turkey, while English missionaries would be locked
upon with suspicion. Our British brethren are doing
molly and acting in truly cathoho spirit Bat the
the meu. and they vino furnish the mon must also give
tn. means We have access 10 30 00V OU Of people IN
Turkey, whore The fed is orr own. India and CHINA
open in the came way Great re-ponsioh'y rests
uoI Christians in this land. We are rolling N wealth
and likely 20 be Injured by Y.
General WuLTtMs Of Norwich, Conn, spoke OF the
Comfy Society with which he wss connected, which
rsittd over $500 per year One gentleman Pies "a
ing this debt be did ike to give 70 pay old deos,
but lie would add 10 bis subscription for tho next year
tmoant equal 10 half the support OF ihns!ohay.
Let this spirit OF iLce Geed ihoaty prevail su tuLe
vii be difficulty in providing Tor the deot Q. mo
Beard. The speaker alluded to ihe hoerahty OF To-
haIcvich Island churchee IN sustaining The Sic ne
tisa Mission and in raising 40 900 to enlow the oaho
College. 49,
Horace Hohen eeq., feared that the creates. dith-
cliy consisted IL .he prosperity Of the country Ia
TIE terrible yesr ls43J there was os much rssed 'o'
The American Board as was ras.d for il last year.
We ought TO raise between 600 90 and $""V.
Aolt: difficulty that the messed efour people are ho,
reached. lie hoped that the c.ergymen from the ra
dsicts woud take Systematic means 10 resen al thelr
PEOPLE. Their large bcn, fsc.iors numerous some
ely Chwches co literally. But We mrst depend upon
he mes-es and reach them.
Gov. FnRBAsKs Of Vermont, @. A. Woop; Di'
NohcEsTIf, D.. BTdAS, Dr. PoHEEoi ana " hor'
xns followed with pertinent aijGosses-al bearing