New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

S,s,ion was principally sP@H IN me appointment u
Committees and tie Arrangement: OF business. r
tn. Rev. A. l.. POsr, Corresponding Secretary -
the Scciy read The report Of the Board OF Ifastees
TIE Usvt;.n Mission j. but barely alive. A nauVe
nreacbef Mr.. Fnure has been appointed missionary
AZ St Marx Tie Chapel lot al f9is au ffinc. =
likely 70 be Involved in litigation ana y y ql1,to
betb., II will not be better 10 sell H. Inc ChapeI luno
= S3 oco A returned Missionary would ike to go
back IN the Eazzas under The patronage 81 tbs DO
cietv. The Burmah Missions are pih'iPany ~ vac
hands Of the Baptsts. Messrs. Brown and Beech'r,
bo have been there = and years respectively, nave
;o;red his society,". The Mission among II refugees
in Canada West i in nouTi-hing condition-the pm,
cipal Missionary, the Rev. Mr.. Newman; co'oreu
MAJ j. doing great good. The Kansas hls-ion ma
srHtred much from Border Rufiani'm. The Mime
sct ME- Las receive the accession Of Ms-ion,
ary already in the field. The Agency IN Eug'anu
meet viii s,ccess The receipts Of the Society have
increased very considerably, though mol IN Propor'
70 the demands of the crisis. The report concIuueS
with a hone Of greatly enlarged Usefulness iIr W"
future. The Republican movement Is iayoTaoiy no
tcsd a. .ymptoll Of the advancing sentiment ct the
people. ,.... ,vss,oy
L. tle afternoon 80 or 20 persons were present 'o
follow mo officers were elected:
py,,,e,s,-The Rev HIRAM HvTcHlNGs; Mass.
ee PJc,isrnt.-Nathanid Post y Y. George Lyon CoLa
C. G 51s P65 n Pa Pa D. wh;aaa O. Z Jones y
W Plnshs,t VI; Wan. Godias M.ss $ . atom ). l.,
f. kssy Nc III 1io: S cIs7ea Ind
Tru,fees-Z Humphrey w. &. Patterson duncan DAH
eeT.uo Hove C. b. Poet, ". Walker, r H. S;eu, ~. ~.
Uowe s 5 Harvard 4 Virgil, r. Cheney, J. T Qiaihc '"
& Han A. Campbell + r. Warren, J. l. Poet, IA. d. P-dh's
John Dutr and Henry ChambeIHn.
Recording Seeret11y-F. ". TuAbury
Co,r,1-adiag S,creta'y-N. l.. Post
Trod,urer-GeO. Custu-.
I.rstant TreasBrer-E Brown , -
The Committee II Arrangements reported that Nes'f- 90
W SAWYER and John Duer he the preachers i'f the y "
Tie Committee Enrolment Pres~n'rd he following names
Of member present.; =, ~ = u
C.TI.v 1--es- a = ".
Rrooklyn: q. Craven and 1hos Craven, College H!
John Duer " "a and RebcccG C1dns Lowell A4ss'' " ~
Frootowu Cortland Co.. y y. Jamos Howe jersey G.'
Hiram Hu,clus Mass / IAN Jones Jerty cry 49,
Jones PurLtovn. ". D. Kempsey Madison Cniy,I'Iy ~.
Livingston. Wiuinston. VI; 4 l. Pos M0hiio-' -
". aud Ms Walker, y. Y +. X. Warren south h"'''Ns
Msss. ~ 80. =.
The Society then went into Free Conference TO
consider the prOpriey OF closer connection WIN rice
Church body of Indiana, represented by the MessrS
Craven lis distinguishing feature l. that does 43
fellowship any body who fellowship Shareholders lie
offered resolutions emb0dyng this idea.
Mr.. HOWE of Jersey City said that he had tTIed 70
belong TO a purely Ant-Savery Church, but he wa
poor man aid he could not get up what should
he do with his six children and hi. three daugnters-in-
law on Sundays if he should not fellowship the church
which they attended because their pastor went WIN
the Missionary Union.
Aaron, GGoDELL and others participated N me
discussion aud the Rev. Mr. AAEOS ended the Session
with payer.
TvFSISG SESSION.
Ia the evening the Rev. Mr.. KISGcAID, OF thurman,
preacb-d sermon from the text Acts xvi ~, on the
duty Of Christians preach the GOpelto the heathen
Neerly Il hundred people were present.