The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

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n t~sssy ssoead anaas businGm nsskiag al hs
hoaxd ~ bid q O'Clock yssssrday Assrsooa, N q
assAc'on~w's church, largo astsadaaos e asmssss
oss present IRON al parts Of no country, aad Nss Rev
bishop Mead, Of Virginia. In the chair. Ths proooedAss
ws opened with appropriate devotional exercises xhs
ROD wa called, and Rev. Dr. Van PEN 70 elected secrs
Ay.
rhs COMMITTEES on Domsstc Nissions ssks4 and were
permiaod additional time 70 make their report
The Commit 90 on Foreign Missions then made hsr 70
port
me receipts Of the committee s1o672 Co. Of which
there w~s FOR the misd In Greece s4eo e7 In Alna
Cs,ol2 - Africa go 500 49, South Amsncs s5sl For
special OBJ cts 81 $50 20 and Tor general fund SS S5l g.
3; s::s as r., y: ss: aS been 1 Ss
Inc .nosni due Tho frs.surr Va $3.50 Il -
were reported 70 be- in asari.hias &C Condition. so.a
q Carrier Dove" lad innsased 1000 ia circu
cnlssico the contributions from sunday SCHOOLS wore
nom Tie ssorssy.hp Of shs nss ~: pocsd .ns
xessasd me work Of she various agents In behalf or
che society vas much commended Tho mIsioa At
Asnens now twenty SIX years old, spoken Of being
In prosperous condition The number OF scholars vas
from ire three 70 eight hundred u the absence any
onct report statement or ths condition or the misgon
oy Dr. Tyng or n Georges church. In the form Of Let
tsr ". rasd. PRESSED the h.shst approos,io, OF
pole highly OF The religious liberty thers a,wea and Of
we necesaiy OF tAl al advantage OF t. He
mission.
or the issiops in Africa tho report poke with sa.sc-
ZION and hope In the whole nold the Institutions Of the
gospel were sett cd and established.
or The mission 70 be esta oshed IN Western Africa
cheering hopes gveu. Mrs Jane Boohleu, Of PnilA
depha had SIS 900 for the furtheance the
work An account Of the ex ,loratons OF Bshop Payne
made the new mission to be called the 8oohleu
WINSTON, A1d would probably be established Of Mite Luz
An interesting account given Of the progress or the
miDions OF tsvala, and the deah or Rev Mr. Holman or
ehAt uaison Wa announced
Ths lack OF sufficient assistance was amented and Chrt
tAns oxhos to send aid 70 the word Of God
Concerning the stations wong the the umittee had
NOS been ebe 10 do much thong missionary (Rev Mr.
kAmbo) had been employed. Nonrovia had bcon with
Out missionary nearly year, aud farther pro
ne committee clone this branch or their report vi
the hope that he missions 10 Africa would exte ad
90, and that moro laberers would esent the
or the Mission In China, withdrawal Of Bishop
account Of III health and the difficulties In the country had
prevented any material proereas Of the mission work In
ahas country He felt conf lent that the present struggle
In China would result ming tha gates
wide 10 religion The many difficulties under which the
country nov hbered made the 0on Of missions much
greater though ho additional were hoped TO
compsnsase hr this The additional freedom allowed In
Foo oAoW wss sooken OIL terms Of gratitude and the
hope exprcsed ha free could be 70
any pav or the country
1As missionary work in soush Auerio, had NOT ~
been ccmmoDoed, owing 10 want Of men.
me report closed Nth feeling appeal for money
fAboroSS and prayer for the missionary work
The report referred 10 various committees, and the
Oserd adjourned 70 meet In tho evening u tho Church OF
tbs Ascensor, corner Of Fifth and tenth strees
nsas Vie annual By The Right Rev Bishop OF South
Osrnlfna.