New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

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iug O. The Tatt # some cf the missionaries sne
| learfs. tieie tss ben iDcnlcu sble gOoi done.
ioar Lave eIteied upon tue plan OF ESTABLISHING on
American c ape IN Paris, aud have sPP0ntei
,tarlain, snd raised sone Thousands Of doiaF' 70
Word It.
I1 Switzerland the Evarzelioal Society at Geneva
a. conducted O service oi 'he Boar aad Though II
AID 10 missionaries have beer prosecuted, si the ie'
sUlis lave been most tncOursg@g.
In III rfrCEt tie work Is al>O aCreased. lac Taoe
81 the Waldonres has managed The service Or the
Ro6rd in that country. They hav' done il vel.
L. r. me Itsef he Chspei seryics was sustained by
the SScT6tsry tor Foreign Correspondence, The Rev.
Dr. Ne Cure through tie Winter ana tl the close of
tie ncsth of Garch, when he u,eeeded BY the
Rev Mr.. Marks, who will continue the service yes for
tive.
In the Publication Department advance
made on The pr,ct ding yesr Several new edition. 81
s Uocks and OF s series of have been published
and to the latter two lew Of eight pages each have
been ADDED.
The Msgsriae continues to have large c;-culation
but should have a nuch larger one.
The Sunday-School Library, designed for the more
advance ca@sss has grown public favor. aud the
Hoard have Supplied between 800 and 80 schools.
each with copy q. rs 81 vOlnmes. The Board have
distributed Grata.cusly and to good purpose during
tie year, publications various usnes to the vslae Of
more than 5000.
TIE Society's Library hss been enlarged by spad.
dition Cf between is0 and goo volumes. Toe Board
to sohcit works appropriate for its shelves.
In conclusion tic BearCi say: 81 much has not been
done IN yer IN resisting the encruachmeDts ct
the Man Of Sin since the Reformation, in the last
year.
There il felt in this land much deeper interest
ia Renanis m ard komanists than ever before. The
great heart of the nation has been touched. The
II assCs have been moved. And the awakened
cling have hot merely the that the inter
.stS Of our homestead Will be protected, but
pie resources will ultimately be furnnhed for sending
ioth evsIgelCsl and effective aborep through all the
Papa sword.
Muiiiudes in Papal lands are longing for deliver.
nnce and ready to listen to The messages OF the
G,spe Many who have bees restrained from hearing
thee message, lave recently removed the barriers
which LiBdefed and tnssved them, aud ave come to
the D, session of religious freedom. There Is, there
fore, the hgheet encouragement for perseverance, IN
tis work OF Christian charity But no time should be
vest" AID Ged in lis providence seems calling to his
D. ople, in remarkable manner, to enter into them
and reap And blessed will that servant be who shall
be found doing hen the Lord OF the eyard shall
cone.
The PnEsIDEsr begged to inform the meeting that
the Rev. ID. Tyrg, who, according TO the order of
exercises, to have delivered the first address, on
account OF sickness would not be present lie Or:
ID. 1yng) had forwarded resolution, which he would
n ad:
Re,oted That the long snd vaed history Of the Church Of
Roue has IoVed s iruerce peJudeia to the intelenee
Of Republic cerned to prevent all undermining Of
tbose cuI dslioIs e our Govern snt
y conded, and carried unanimously,
Mr. VAN yEcuTEs moved that the Reports, ex-
tracts Fl ON which have just been read, be accepted
edopted and committed to the Board for publication.
Carried.
Missionary of the society, was then introduced, aud
moved tie adoption OF the following resolution:
ReO'rcd What IA view Of the happy results WHICH have
Chr-tisn rion both and abroad We lends of
Society end OF The work winch Il .' 70 perform "a strong
success will attend future edortsand also ioui cali 10
ircreese Il cir CT ntribations towsrd its support"
IL. .,I, Oh ant IN ntfrn n
statements contained in the resolution were of a
recent GATE and rear at hand. Some of those facts
had come TO his knowledge from personal obser-
valion srd also through the medium OF the newspaper
pre,s Of the cosnry. For the past two years and
falf it had been bis privilege to labor among his
Roman Catholic couctry mep, the Irish, in four OF the
States of Nov England. during which time ample
Opportunity was Afforded him OF witnessing the
favorable progress of the great work a. ii was carried
on b. the aborers in the various spheres OF du'y
ss missionaries, agebts, or pubic lecturer III tnat
field and it was crafty ing circumstance Tor hm
to annoulce that there at lea't uou was WIN WIN
cess. He had Witnessed even In Ireland twenty
two of conversion from the komsh TO the
Protestant religion, brought about by the re-
sult of lectures, and be was conn lent that
--.y ..,. "r ,,r'n would he Brought to hnowledse
of the faith that aved. Owing to the faithful, zeal
GUS ard labonous efforts of the mil sters OF New
England tie seeds of truth h I'd been extensively
IaLted in the minds of Roman Catholics throughout
lie entire region II was evident to all that grow
ng detection was taking place from the ranks OF the
Ron ants in this whole country. Ii was impOss Die to
.top the progress of this work. Rome had yet de-
vtred 10 nfallible recipe calculate to prevent the
progr. of free thought and free inquiry in this
inv and the Rcman Catholic preates, and most distin
euished Roman Catholic leaders, begin to feel and
Terstaud and take against this alarming fact
TIE object Of the convention at Buffalo, comprising
among it, numbers 20 priests and many distinguished
laymen was to induce the Catholics if possible to en-
il rate in a body matter where, and the wiijs OF
Minnesota and the pesieutia swamps OF Ottawa were
named rs place. provided they could be lnlucea TO
abaucon tits hcrecal Protestant country, which was
q dangerous 10 the interests of the Mother Church
(sppause) The plan excellent but Il did not sue
coed an d thoee forty millions OF dollars OF catholic
m, ney were st in tie bank Of the nation and millions
OF Catholic friends were still here having no disposition
TO leave 1t was late n the DAY to attempt any such
manure OF that for the Roman Catholics have declared
that they will DO longer be ruled by the lay or clerical
dtmagocues Of Their Church Appauel. On the 18th
of last ebrusry Mr.. o. A. Bfownson s,ood upon the
zane srot upon which he the speaker DIG, and on
that even ing poyed in common with the otner
LumeIous love-sick swans of tins CITY, IN preparing
Ion prosy vale ntine for the honor and gloncaton oil
lis msses In that speech be asserted of his Church;
-. II il Catholic, iuGsmuch Us it is superior to
"us all in spiritual matters and teaches US
"And again. the practical Lesson that
"wouh draw from the remarks ! would
"mske IT, that the hope OF the he Pu6nc Is In Ine
sn,ead and prosperity Of the Catholic Church" This
statement as The papeIs set forth, was greeted with
cloud applause" On another occa~ion IN TINS CITY,
Mr. Btowuson advocated the cause OF pdohc eif"rt
IN favor of the Catholic Library Association; and nc,
coroing to the statement of Mr. McNasters edltor o
III, huh dmerican amor the 100000 Catholics res
ifert in this city there could not be found single
room, even Of twelve feet square, set apart for par
roses where they could meet 10 friendly intercourse aud
Intellectual communion. Compare that with woat
Mr. Browuson SAID Oh the 18th OF February: " ~
Catholic iiasmuch az It is superior to Us all in spirit
nal matters and teaches u.s." Now, he the speaker
would ark, Where did the-e scholars assemble - And
again, the practical lesson that would draw tom
tie remarks v oud make il, that the hope Of the