Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
X &c III NJ OND w IIIG.
BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
LrscnUUHe. June ID.
COLUMBIA CoLLECs

P"aht ocsh"n at th" seat of Government it, past .,
iu"es- as Attc-tcd by it, Alumni snd Of IL. ex. ~
discipline. he asked fnr il the cutenr- oi tl, rl.t
1t "~n' sIs"s in bands aud buildings. and Sss ,ss, IN
iu'l-. ~iic' though Ei-ut t meet it, pr,,.pc
demands, Ns guarantee OF it, stability L. asked ,o
money non. h. conclusion Dr. b. solicited the pr.yr,.
" hi, hcirvrs tor 10 student. and professors,
IoKIiDN MISSION.
At the evening session Frii,y K-v ! u Ti .
behalf Oi II. w Si corresponding -.,.r-t,-v al ,b \;
s'H bi ei Society read ut tue Foreign Nj.
s'o boiri oi the Southern Baptist Convention al, b,r
ne ., tie corresponding Tie coutnbtins M
Ngi"a t. ti- cau>e the past wear ~rc 81 s,s su Ti
southern Board which the time of -.t,,r,tio,, i,
Ne"r- g' o" the Northern Society. hai oul two Nj.
-loiarie-. has nov in Shanghai tour n.l ,pd E,n- f,
ie-i IN Central Africa i've male aud tNo uat
ht->ionarie-, number Ni--ouari,. and t.,,rs -,
Western Aiica ni,d -na Mission at Canton tn. ,,,
versions H. 'I since the B'nri bgin operations Ar,
about o'e huLdrei and twenty b.-id-s five. nr 81, b
ifru btt-t- more in Liberia. NJ Bowen ls. t.,ud h.
Irntrai NiHca, people lar advanced iu riy,Iiz,o,
FehheGva', b'yond African nations GENERALLY The, ,r
eager To hsar the go>p"L Two M--io All. Ar, .o,
20 go on The encouraging evets OF th. past wear and
the cr,nR demands of the field call for deeper ipt.,
aud mnri prayeiiu and self sacrificing contriint,.n.
Alter lie reading ot the report Dr. Ant.y ,di,,..4
tie meeting g He ~a- many wear. Mssiupnr, In nur,b
TITS rrmara- were very impressive. He urged t,,t a.,
le' lA"H "a- necessary Ia this work A. the kuyou
"' hA'afc aud 10 the pOVidential history Of To. world 80
W. 'he hlsIOm oi grace, Developments are . .dtI az
TIE seed w. planted TO-DAY, the fruit mus, not ~ L
Tor Tomorrow The time is coming when the s,..,..,
Ito We into all the world and Dre,s! ,t. g>n.I ,,ii
'rafch every MANS t,leu.., influence and ,-i,ta ,t
want ~ su'etsS Ia tr Mission cause instead of t.p,,
rra>on nr deSponiing - Argument tor NOR. nr =
labor Tie Disciples OF Jesus are in their i,il -
useful 10 the world ~ - '''" - "'
In Buimah, the deyelopcinent. of Ch,i.ti,,i, j.; =,
pr'soia pHHshSe upon tue character ct the natio. : e
t4nI' att IT, power and their sincerity Youn, u,
n Tie employ Of the Government have con.ecr,tG ,h;
incOme to Christ and ask the privilege nf s,,,,,,,;
Sho shall be srit to preach the gospel Th. fir, srt T
the converted Karen / to eIhot lis ncare.t .t,h,r
~ 'V'I d. u d~ upon the ,e-ria responsibility Of
tie church ia this matter
Dir Peachy regarnrd Missionary from Cli,, p.vt ,l
ueV- '"e meeting lie exhibited OF the idol.
"I',en the rebels are now throwing a~ay We hear 20
"e oi lc rebellion, becau-c il ia the interior t,
rHGrs with power Some of the rhr,, are tru ro,vr,
Ihere are seventyfve Protestant Mssonaie. in china
lhe province in which Shanghai Is situated has $50 no
pie 10 The square uiie. The great plan only four ,,
a. large a. Virginia has III 0u l6n inhabi,,p,s Tt
shanghai province alone has ihty-seven or thittv-ei
mIhni Al ihete people accessible TO Mi,siona,i
ai IA sr c''ies may Toe visited IN day Missionary
hAd lately gone farther into the country than anv Mission.
ay had gone before in foreigners dress Tn. L., q,
went III Chinese dress The disposition o ihe opl. IA
RECEIVE foreigners i not To be judged by Canton here
theN have been ebt.ered u difficulties with the BritiI
Inc people Eensr.iy favorable Mr. Peachy present
co ih the course OF his remark, solemn appeals 10 his
dienee 10 behalf OF the heather.
AT Ibe conclusion OF Mr. Peachys address La r.,a,J
oY request, the Lords Prayer in Chinese.
=, UrssIoNARY
ar. lnnol- OF kentucky, young gonteJaao ,.ho i
s"hg a. Missionary to Central Aitiea wastb.n IN
the platform and introduced 20 the audienc ly H. HI
Dr. GwaihipeJ .Hse and in a feeling manner ,niudi
ths Audience inai OF all the hundreds and tbou,nd ~,
the foreign field o'
n SATURDAY MosN.>s
Dr. Burrows was requested, by resolution to furnish
c"I! OF h'- opening :, pan for publication
Dhf4'tSsf - 4iE .-EAsgRY THE STATE Nfsstox pc,
AT llOH ell muycu the Animal
TIE churches, with quest that be publicly read d
i. .AS.h up iad on the table committee,
'','g "i Hes-rs' Keen. Burrows and Cooke was then
"I-nihtru 10 devise means to meet the deficiency
The Committee on Agencies, through their cbei-sa,,
"e'. L. Aien' ole ii report aud resolutions re-
eomhenIins the appointment Of corresponding secret,
y " 'isiI ue churrf.2 la behalf the State rui..i
cause and pr4V.de tor society fund An apip,s,.l a.
u"e ensued, IN which tn rcstive advantage ot Rc,o
1i Agents IN relation TO this we're discussed nv
hessrs Alen hingsOrd. Jeter RyAnd "a ot,ers r. =
labors OF Mr.. II. X. Ely-on who Do. renrs ,b -
service OF Corresponding SECRETARY in addition tn the M
Ties 81 ~ extensive business received warm cog,r,,
non IL was urged that pastors could more efectu,Hy
'nah agents advocate th- before their pepp. r
u'A' Tue responsibility Tssted upon .hem Tn -,.o-,
and resolutions Sere lost. P'''
The committee OF three then reported arearnbl, and
~, @ s'.ung f'''h 'Ae binding Obligation Of the
uso' ule 'e 'isSOnau aad proposing tie circulation
OF az abstract OF the A.nua Report and COLLECTION. D.,
DC 4ken up aud sent In by August lst Mr. R,land .d
,A' members shoqd not rhe with their Conscience
thcy voted Tor these r.-nluuOus they sol,uulv i,
themselves TO carry out their provisions H.. ,,o.
'hem OF remark made by Dr. shaw that ,hsrs wa .b
book as Acts OF the At,l,tls. lint M, - -,
Resolutions Of the Apas.!esa
Dr. Burrows moved that members should vote b o.;
s''E' ""ich was done, an resolutions carried tr
m0dsy save that one delegate voted in t.s neg,tiy
Ap"ed mat he designed to carry them out IN .pir.
H. though not IN le ter.
oo..,.,,, .,r.ls,I'as .,.. % 'vsDs Ds,'as.rsD
amount rad Zen sent m by s o9 h'' topic considerable
. ''i u'ieh % VA intended NJ a.. i sumner rrti .
~As finally agreed that Il. should BE- rivei 10 So
1sia Nr Rylari then oGzreI re.ouiop prs,,y ~ M & ','
-'' 10 ,Iar. Dy syru 70 %, Societies. ropo6n tn r re-
80 sDeush ~ d,nais eif funds Saf Ki.'oHs oglf haze
B,ss.soS'. sssrss1
N,e & ie'9'si 10 iAyo Of receiving the money and psd
R.p. Church I SGls,Gi state M..os. es s.'s.I gs ,,,
o. s'r'ii, motion ,,G y H. IA G.t2. H.
5000 ih'i s copies Of The Report on STATE Nj.
ciasr.A yoA s=Srzu ASSOCIATION
Dr. barroT' state, ust te Lestur, of vrrni, In granting
to bs Protestant NJ 5is ssciet fol rr,f ~ it 'aA
appointment Of emmttee TO procure charter for i. A,
I az AL ?'I ssIa:s sSn,ae7 s A7l I'd ,as .aa'
as a 'a w -oend with iu past, resolution va
l'.ssI'. v'.' IS % sov'ussy s,pr,.1 opsysrsx
he So1sy Voc rN s..ount Of Il labor.-tle ia.iSy ~ M
g. distressing peeu1i,ry abl.. "
'ne Journey. Of hc secretary states and T,ror s. No.
preston v1s-r ali ia. % On lI' , ,s,l go.a"a a
ns incurred BY ming the Indian Missions tg .re ..-
su5oe him Co TO Ibis suhoui drawing from th, sf, i
80 ~ .sl'l f- tors ls appeal -tsIo ad % by ps-.s
.v,- - Fitieuss ssEEtisrs stSpAY
~ s Pf'sn .yuchbur- occupied Bsrt. lini.t.r
'--N ~ 'hrn f. iu day dsy Va. anr and . d.
n-te llnd u nost firuse Wor.hp ME ,rt cd .
thir Tns occupied A.. me morning Fd.r N tr...
@ Ne.s ~ 80 tnd Burr the afternoon tni ttu sff v
t Al r tiFtd call t1 s Church iuts.sb. uot f,
rs. VII ,r rNcrssfc f,Hl and drery rnh bite. by t COM
ftlns t anyut cfr1. ant ersugers. Most s f rrr,f
- koeent lu te Sc ma Presbytesn Cburch rrvr
@ 'f some Wcrss The cFicuces of Increasing .oemnty r.
were apparent 40 uiEht. '
W'suiNGroN McNcr,t EtscrtoN Magruler. the
mon lpr anti-Amc-cmI ,rnddstc is elected rr,yo-
lhc vote stood VI g'ldcr 2.936. Hd American "a
me Americans havr elected iour aldermen aud the ri.
men three The CT, Crutcl stands i2 Amcricsr. ,n,I
y Union. OF lhe A-sc.,ors I are Ameuc,ns and q
zion
The election vas mnkel bv considerable excitement
anu sonr hslhug u one precinct q man was dang.
rou'F Injured ln See Oh ward the dghtng was very
sharp ud several r~us wrfl slightly injured In ti.
~" "a.d the mob. a creating hot we're dispersed bv
t'e pIce with pso. shots, aud several sere wounded
but nos severely
SrnFEr RENcoNrEs--A letter ivm Phad,lphi, say.
Vn saturday cveping street reucontrc took place be-