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ngea, Speptti Dns= II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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.u Sir. rs, Sec0nbfraBe.
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NIT $685., 900 @apitai. -la Hl Hil1H
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NIT $4,000 capital. nf3t IJg.gs =
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IL si.. a--ay7 nit. $251 1858 capital.
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~ IaulNl NIT $t6t,s72 capital. .1
Ser Staaten52 ebenszS eriiGerunsssg pmp. tpn
ii Rbtabelpbia, 3lgj- 49, ~.
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FlYE-POINTS UNION MISSION.

The Anniversary celebration Of this institution was
held on Monday afternoon, in the Dutch Reformed
Church, corner Of Broome and Greene streets. The
Rev MIR. HuDsos presided. The services were opened
by singing hymr, after which Mr.. Hudson real q
chapter from the Episte of Paul to the Corinthians,
and delivered prayer The report of the Superin
epdept was then read Ii opened with an account OF
the great and improvements that have been
MADE In the Five Points since the establishment OF the
Mission in lsi9, and gave the general outlines OF the
plan of the Mission. Since the last anniversary SUI
meetings have been held. There are so members and
eight ministers. Two missionaries are employed, with
salaries of $500 each. Owing to various crcum'
stances there is deficit Of about 500 in the treasury
The Rev. y. STRIKER, pastor OF the church deIlv-
ereo an address. His theme that there Is
mercy for the poorest well as the highest. lie
called upon ministers of the Gospel to Use more exer
ton in the eIdeavor 10 convert the poor lie greater
the work and the more difficult II IS OF accomplish,
melt the more necessary Il ia 10 90 al Il promptly ana
trergeticay. a. God has prospered us, he SAID, LET
us give and assist those good men who nave devoted
themselves 10 this noble work.
He was followed BY the Rev. G. KE>SEDN, the
youthful preacher OF whom we gave description last
week. He spoke very earnestly on the subject OF
charity. The greatest proof we nave OF the reign OF
Jesus that the Gospel is preached to the poor and
work Of purifying this city. He exhored all to assist
in tie undertaking ard the glorious effects would soon
be seen.
hymn was then sung by gentleman IN the con-
gregation after which the Rev: D. g. Adams 10 .de
come remarks on the design Of the Mission, and the
objects that impeled ministers to enter upon the work
IL connection with it. Among the good results already
attained BY the institution ia the attention that has
been drawn 10 the social and moral condition of the
inhabitants of the Five Points. The children, for
me ry left in neglect to grow up in san and vice. are
now being educated in piety aud led into ways oil
yiItue aud morality
MI S1RYKER called attention to the fact that there
was daily prayer meeting held in the church from
T. to O'Clock and the meeting adjourned siet taking
I'D a co.ectio and singing a lynn.
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LECTLRE on THE INDIANS or CALI.
FORNIA.

The Rev X. b. STATION, for seven Yeas mis-
sCpary in California, delivered lecture ast evening
at Trinity d. +. Church in Thirty fourth street, nsar
Egl tn avenue, before quite large audience. Inc
reverend Gentleman had spent much time among the
atOiginee Of California aid the SOuthW est. The In
dap. of Cafonia are Of two classes and rank about
the .sme ratio 70 each other 10 the upper aud lover
classes here. The lower cssses are known as tue
Digger" Indians from what source they de.
rive their appellaton he had never ascetalned,
Int hs believed il was from the fact that they
dig roots from the earth upon which they principally
sub.ist They are very numerous tribe, but not
Consolidated They have 10 present home, but rove
from one locality 20 smother hover around the settle
meuts OF whites and beg, borrow or steal Their hab
tsticns are partially under ground and their huts are
c,rsrueted entirely OF earth. Their apparel very
limited and even since 1870 they lived In entire
stats Of nudity. Their habits are filthy 10 the ex-
IRENE snc according TO the description Of Mr. STRAIT
.sp in that respect they inferior to the brute
ton Tie labor and drUcgery Is performed entirely
by the ierna.e-.
This tIibe are undoubtedly the degenerate descend-
snts Of oLce powerful nation a. there yet % be
found ruias Of large villages. Their medical treat
ent i. coLred 70 the application OF certain kind Of
lave. and 70 ncsntati0Is The dead are burned the
s.hes gathered up ard after being nclcsed in stones
which are followed out and then fastened together,
depJs.ed IL some secret place IN their sUbteua-
uean abCces.
The Mocooks Pit. River, and .evers other tr:bes
Ct Iadiar. II usted further at the north, brave,
msply, arc Jar superior in every respect 70 the Dig
gers. They were once very powerful bat are gradu ally
DIV pdirg away. and me nme tracts Of lands are
bee nil peop.ed by the white race.
Young NJ. Oatman, Whose father mot her and tnIee
brothers aud sisters were nassacred by tie 10 hih'
wtle or t5eir way overland 70 California gave
narrative of that occurrence.
He setter. WHO Was also taken captive a. TIE tune
BY .As Apache. ani remained II slavery WIZ u"
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wrecked and wanted to come aboard. The rsp'y
wa, ooh, Cape Canso is only 10 miesi
puess you'll fetch" However, they we're taken on
board. and soon found the skipper, who treated
them very kindly. He gave an amusing description
OF the fare on board which consisted OF " stu ms 81
tea black bread herring and potatoes with spoor
full of nolssses az luxury. He related several other
instaLces 10 order 10 show the hardsaips TO which
sailors were exposed.
The Rev. ". II. MILBrRs vS then introduced
who said that the early influence OF our mercantile
marine upon peaceful hesthen Islands, WHO thus re-
ceiyed the vices that estered in our cities was dele
,erious and aInset destructive. II il different
row il was because of the establishment OF such So
oiet;es az ths which have defended the temporal in
teress of the sailor while also taking cave Of his spirit
us welfare that they may go forth now feeling tla
though they sink to death and lie upon cora! reefs
they NAY rely upon q God who will watch over and
take care Of their souls. These sailors go forth TO al
nations either TO spread vice ard wlckedness else
"a ministers Of the Gospel of Christ Supplied with
Bibles as they are by this Society, do they not go ont
carving the good seed with them With al their
ard warmth Of character concentrated and
directed in the tight way, was not th,s practical
Christianity and a practical benevolenoe which be-
frieIded him and put into his hands the means Of
doing 20 much good Let us Use the ssllor as mis-
ior ary and in order to him, let him be provided
for and cared for He thought this Society deserving
OF our warmes. sympathy and our hearty cooperation
The exercises then clsed by the singing OF the
Mariners Hymn" and the benedction by the Rev.
Dr. WYCEoFF.
After the benediction, the members of the Society
remsred 10 elect Trustees for the ensuing year.
They passed resolution thanking the choir Of the
church ard the speakers who had addressed the meet
ing.
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ANEU VERSION or THE BIBLE.

10 ne EdfO, Of The n u T'tb.ne
SIR: Judge OF my establishment 90 reading the io'-
loving item Of intelligence in your paper OF this date;
We ar, rAh, ss.ur,i thai the av DR. Adams 81 Crv
nov maturing m with othsg e,sned and ishusa
A di,ne. amy ted with the Ameii Bibs soo-y.
p., for the Received Version whicb shal ess- tbs
worG &c. tbsy (o the BApss ssy unisas
l,,alhe Baptist version in progress giving INNER -
in M, ring to- bapse. bsptsisg. So Our tasrnass mag
have Blended IN drefce b., ineeuoes ~h ia tts est
n, r. an be- little doubt g..
This IL tie first information ] have ever received %
this important fact. Your informant certainly hH
,nted his differences with his facts. and his fsets
with his imegir atous. There 10 not :" shadow Of
t,u,b" in what ia here affirmed 10 connection With my
name.
The RrcriyrD NERsIos Of the Bible Is good enough
for me- and u following passage 10 il needs no re-
vision" Thou shalt not bsar tsl'e witness against
thy ueglb Dor WILLIAM AhAs''
,,g,.o, ,,ua,, ChH,cb MAY 10 1873