New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12


and o.bery.e bssui.ly tasir bnial-plsces, Insisted
uuon ths;, right - ernrlov this 81 IA r I'd
never yola.ed tie ruIss Of the Cene.ey W. Koe..1d.
when tiev sf.pts6 IN to t5eir los With tris mao.
armed nis Ish employ IS sna 10 csd iet-o'rers a1d
gardiner 10 leave the Cemetery De sevsrs OF the
occ,r, i. sllegec N s. the kY,rs Hgh.sd
a Ire urder the n,sn entrance. AM, sl'b plstOlF,
tyordr ard hludgeOns n in-r h-ncs, dsrei toe lOi-
cvrers 10 come in - the perl - tse- lives. Tasss
vi-ert oea orsrsiors Continued 20 io1g, ana grew
ssr;ors IT, tte,r s-pec1 .tst the 3 ogne-s were
obFped 70 procure the assistance e the Sheriff And hs
pose 70 get 20 tteir property These nere the lead
iig ci srgss alleged by the CCnunttee % nave been
proven; minor Prevsrcss fucn as c.'le Or @sas oo
tie erourds, picnic parties. ard ne puckng Of
vers SID mut.ati0n OF s-iub', we're sso brought
forusld.
Il. Duryea JoI5 Maret and An. F. Es'er9rook. OF
the other 20 members, o-s sick ana TIE ether
out Of town.
As soob ~ toe reading wss concluded. NJ. KNEE
LAND jumped "a ts feet ard e.i2mai!zsd the e1lIe
report "a us-ue ci les.
Mr. X. wes called 20 order.
Itu moved and seconded that the report be
adopted. 1t was put TO vote, SD the Chairman pro-
Mr.. k.rYr.sD-You have made 81 this Nd bsfors-
hard. l pronounce this whole thing unquslhetiy
false.
A yoIoE-Shov the gentleman the door
ny KNgALASD-Ey-ry Ios u DER Oe ths Conmlt.es
has violated his word [Gre4t cosfasiou
A. certsi1 gentleUeu visbed 70 oisCGss the report
Mr.. EsTERBRooK. toe noeer Of its sdopti,n. moved
that " d. reoors6ered. The motion - reconsi1sr
wes carried
A long discussion then ersusd in ths cou,ss of
which a nun Der of geltemeD cOrroboratsd the state
mepts IN tie report, AID added oner instsncs within
their Ga X nwedge in Which NJ. kreesnd bad be-
heyed nu SCI toward Themselves sud o,aer otc SneTs
in viol-p. srd abusive msnuer teli,g them that be
woulc eltntr carry points sink the Institution IN
h--H. Varous ger.lemer stated th 2, they hsd when
takrg flowers TO psnt or the graves OF their r.aves
IL. al. I.l- fha IN
troer woo swoIe at ttsm in tpe ouiest manner, sud
tbres.eued 10 take their lives 10 instance gen.
tlemsn was set upon By 81 1ishman, who came be-
hind him. ard attempted to strike him with an Ak be-
he refused to leave the cemetery a. tne OidlrB
of MIR. Knsesnd.
To these charges made by gentlemen Of respecta-
biity Nr. Kueel@nd repeatedly replied By denoaoc-
ing them az urmitigated hes.
The report upsnimously adopted.
DR.. SMITH II ten offered the following:
Il nnD IL eips stumbled on tbs f, within
snovedze and also from the iniornalon vni.h "
the Controller has made Of himself hi. evening" believe that a
Rreaud Coutrokr of the Cenetry Of the Eveu-e1s unh
o @ TO .aeS the Executive dssrtnsn:
will be .ai'faeoFy to the lqt owners and t1s paeIe
word urgentlsmanly substituted for dsgracefa,
and the resolution was unanimously adopted.
On motion new Committee was appointed To wat
on the Trustees and present them with copy OF the
rerort and resolution.
TIE following gentlemen were appointed: Massrs
Robert Thursby NJ. Millen. Henry Caulkins, William
Msrshs james Daley and the officer. OF the meeting
In Justice TO the gentlemen composing the meeting
we would state that Mr. kneeland wond have been
elected from TIE Toom but for the fact that hs con-
duct ard language afforded the best evidence OF MS
unGtness for bis position.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The regular Monthly Board meeting Of this Society
was held on Thursday, July 8, at the Bible House,
Nos lis ard III Nassau street, the Rev b. L. WELSH
ID. d. President, in the chair After the usual pre-
Urinary seryicss large lumber OF letters we're pre-
sented and read, few Of which, we noticed, came
rom the South, either applying for or acknowledging
the reception Of Scriptures for X atutous distribution
etans eommon country COMMUNICATION from the Rev.
Dr. Nilsson of the Toupgoo Baptist Mission, India, ask
ing for funds TO print 600 copies OF the -Four Evan
geliets and Acs of the Apostl in the Bshsi Ian
gusge was read, and the Board a. once appropriated
the amount necessary. Several appropriations OF
Scripture were made; few changes 10 the Agency
Department effected; supplies of Scriptures to be o.
dered for the depository and the reading OF reports
from the Socety's Bible readers, making koown the
resus of such labor for the month; reporting 3,9lS
vs to families and distributing 3s2 copies OF Scrip
ture; inducing $40 persons to attead church. carry
ing llS children TO Sunday Schools visiting 3o' ves'
sells; 50 cor versions and 80 bsptisms.
TIE Societys annual repor. for 1913, just from the
press was brought in, and copy presented to each,
from the examination Of which it appears that nesrly
1000 600 of copies of the Word OF Life have been pas
into circulation by THE Society since its organization
in 1888 few items of business were attended to, and
the Board sdjouvned.