New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

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are row TO BE- found in tie ministry. ''~Ss
There are S,,~CO0 OF children yet IN b. ,,t,..
into tie church. Tie entertained the lea ri ~
acre 30,W0 schools established aid frc'a -,
Sc eco cbddicn haVe been brVDgl, iu,o tie 80
81 Christ. Mr.. Martin chsed With an 49,, H'11sse
Of the Am, ricSn Sunday. Sthocl rnsn. :" VA
Dir. SrUsRr # Philad,lpai, thea mad, e
marks. He aid h. was here a. Sabb,b.SrbNIs
permit, pdcrt, AS teacher, and a. manager ~ ~
Gay Seized Cpioa. The Sandal. - h,sl - S>
put il circulation books 10 tie value of D. M .''
and scatter d them thruughou, IA, LnJ 'rrS"S
Owl .clool missionaries have gone out n ~ ~; I,
tn oh.Ich a, ue lAs. comm non AMI '-ac<
study nc Tor The ministry. The inn III. Lsv.1s
Philadelphia as the place fur th,ir ,o,y.,,;a. ~
,ne sh@ ~oald have oe.n pronineu, snoug them 49,.
it9,k ''@ 'his gay -'aAlias GS he ministry \
India, ti.ey sonle TINE ago startes ,pst,n'. u
drcu on Saturday Afternoon, and law H. '. IL
dreds Of bows there. II woul TAX. . 80 nse'
tel abou, The schools il Pbilaielpi,. H. nn,s,
there should be United States Cu,ve.toD ~ 80 90
ball-School teachers, and # they would ssy sa, $40
Philadelphia, Lee would say Auieb. N
Nj. COVER. from lndis, said he was uoa,b n
n, tie interest taken in Sunday Scav,is Ia ts
Wien he was asked 10 20 t. the lelt in pbT.ss,-i'
he was astouished Ia sec snch ialueps. -, ~
children gathered there. lie also rlferr,l IN - "
tie children ct QuGkertuxn ami spike of The ssN
.noe OF holiness on these little ones Il Is our a..
instruct all these little That 10 Is and -
them Ia Christ. and II W. wish IL trnr Chr, !.
tleir souls We mast have him n Oug own sous a.
The business NJ the morning wa then resuns,i :,
rts from County Secretaries weTe called. p.
eeretary for Albany County made q report fros -
various towns showing TINT, Hl. ugh the -
we're prosperous, yet there We're grca, mar, :,
were y.t cut OF the schools. H. Albany Ct,s
were 50 schools, and &5l children, leaving iti0,
oi the schools. In the County there are , II teach.
1860 children in the schools, 0ld u, v63 who snr ~
OF, If them. From Broome County, a grpu.c.,n'
reported that the schools were generally prosperu.
From Columbia County report given. Tbsrs
are 10 teachers, IL, ll9 chldrenC 81 Of whom A.,
ont OF the schools.
A great int, rest in the schools Of Dutchess Cou,.,
war reported, especially among the Quskers.
From Gvnesee County, the Secretary said ns, a..
year Genesee Was reported a. nsvlag gwhoe SUNDAY
schools bu, he wanted II understood that thew ~
good Sunday School men, women and chilIr,n tbe,s
They have 6ischools there with SO scholar; b,
there ore 6.i66 children between the ages Of and a
Among the scholars last inter there we're MANY e,t
versions.
Montgomery County sent . repor. TIA, there a,
III s3l chikir-n. and only 2v in the school With
in a tiourishiug condition.
From RoCkland County there was a report frouo,,
school which IL in u 1ourishlng condition.
The repor, from Schenectady County states ths, !,
the City ct Schenectady they are making an efor b
increase the schools. There are Isl chilirea yt:
GU; Ut the schools.
az heard from. the schools presented very aconAAay
aspect.
H. Saratoga County there are 4,sil chillrsa-s,S)
Of whom are in the schools.
Tie schools in Schoharie County arc saii " be va
filled and are doing We'll.
The western portion of Wcstchester CountyM
represented by gentleman who said that the camel
sabbath Schools hastprung up with renewed iuiers
and the number Of scholars VAS largely increased.
About half of the counties in the State had seut n
reports, and, after the reading Of these reports
hymn WAS sung, the whole congregation rising.
A DELEGArE from the eastern part Of Wesichesrf
County eeid that in hs part of the county there VS.
also sn increased interest in the subject u Ssbbs,h
Schools.
Mr.. CoLrnAs, from Orange County, said he SIX
sorry there was report from that county, bot, q
they Lad an opportunity another year, they woai d.
better. The schools there were h,.urIsting.
hT. JoSgs Of Yates County made this addition 10
his report: That. from the report IT the Sapsr'n'
tcDdeDt of Commissioners vi Schools he learned uere
were :, 100 children in the county. lie Thought thai
including Bible classes, they had 80 CONNECTED WI
the schools
Mr. CBAPrs nom Rochester, said the scboohE
Increased about 2,OU0, the increase being mostly
the county lie spoke sgaInst Tia. ilea that sabbsa'
School life ended at the age Of sixteen, A. lac wBnlsdb
keep persoi there for life service. There were
his county some 35,O00 under tie age OF tmriy
one, ~, i5O of whom are N the schools.
AGKsrLEpas wished ~ make a report from CO.
ored school in Geneva. In 1906 II iamsly csme krn
Virginia, bringing 800 slaves, aud the tr, Theo -
ever beard of was among the descendants Of the,
slaves. In IoS Il separate school was es;Asssa~i
among them, sud IN that school there had been chs
ef- from the age Of seven a. eighty years. III Ia
also had school in Thomas street tns CITY stsrs
he gathered cOlored people oi all a.es.
The Rev. Dir. WrED, from Wtrterton, Aes,l
County made some remarks respecting the bsfsa
iIfuence II the Sabbsth-School ON the youth ua3
country, and related several instances OF converse
IN the school 10 biz village.
The Rev. hr. GRAyEs Of HOrnelsville rensIts
that the original settlers in biz part Of tine STATE s,n
lumtermeui they had four Sabba,h-Sohool. 10 ~
town: the school is mainly maze up Of old men 81
women, that the youth found an eIsmple To rsosi
in the Sabbah.Scbool i'll iddle life The nteresa
S6bbath-Scboos wos On the i1crea,e ia tnat county
The Rev. hr. --- II Os1ego spoke If the n1pa
among tie schools in that place. II the preion'
mating nteros. there. When the revival cane
OsH go, they were ready for it; and there a.
hundred conversions there, which under God, We"
due in great measure 70 the Sundsy-School Cn.@
therr.
The Rev. Mr. GRAVES rose again. H. said .hsI
had tired IN vain Ia get up Union meetings N no.
nellsvile, but failed TIL they called up the subject
SabbGth-Schools, and since then they had moved %
me- n harmoniously.
The Rev. Dr. CurLrR Of Brooklyn was called upof:;
he said be bad done trying ~ get uaon beiseen a.
churcheei he did not believe were goiog " have.
hy regiments, but he wanted all LOs churchoen 70 &c
together. Abont forty years ago he hat been dfses
a. Il we're with rope into sabbath-Schoo; Dot 9"
10 rope could drag him out. he loved the ssoos'y
Sci OO ana exhorted the teachers not TO be dscoas
IL their work.
Ar. WILDER Of Chicago being called upon, gs"'
lev statistics IN relation 10 the work 10 ChNsfe
There are between 80 and ~ schools in the city ~
about 5000 children in them. Only year ago ~
]. nd tVea t1u huN 6ey hH VI ANN
80 tract distributors, who are al teachers
schools. One OF the members Of his church y
taken Of large portion OF the city, and W
teacher applied To him bee cent them 10 thee fan1
to get the children into the school There had bsi
chapel built at the City Pr1son where they heds
yices every Sunday HI rnsb,io I'D the fact that's
Convention in Indiana there "
lC, 30 people present, and At another there wer
coo If spoke OF these 70 shos the growing inSrs
in this subject, One school composed entirely Of T