The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

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Of Greenbrier, following with addresses.
Tn Association thea adjourned.
EvnMlN0 eEs9tON.
The Association con At 3 O'Clock, the
Prestdsnt IN the cAAir. Hymn 099 vas sung.
Prayer offered by Elder samuel Harris.
Proceedings Of the morning were read and
The OF the State Mission Board being
the regular order of business for the hour, ad-
| dresses were made by Elders {. y. Chapiin. ~.
Erlyson. VIM. Hun aud Brother IL, n. Ely
| son' Elder Chaplin gave interesting state
| ments relative to the field OF labor In Halifax
| county, showing that within TWO years by tine
labors of the Missionaries Ct tnis board' a
| church has been organized OF ITO MEMBERS
| Elders Richardson, Ellyson aud HUI gave
t., showing gratifying results In each
| of their respective fields OF labor.
| The report Of the Board was then adopted,
and the Association united in singing hymn.
Elder w. d. Thomas offered the following,
which wAs adopted:
R.sclred, That the necessities OF the ned under
the cultivation Of our State Mission Board. de-
mand Of us no less 4 sum than that asked Tor IN the
Report Of the Board. . and mat ,1 sae ms%Ssr We ef e an,
churches to make diligent efforts to raise. during
the ,esr .,s go v 90 tor s5- ,se M foiiowiur:
Kesolred, That o subscription be now taken. up
to aid the church Of whose generous hospitality
dsbt due for the erection of their commodiou us
house Of worship. amounting to Sl.ioy;
The resolution was adopted, and a collec-
Resoired, That the Goshen Association has done
a noble work. which entities II TO the praise of the
| Baptist denomination, In sustaining, for several
years, IN this tlourishins town. a missionary, the
result Of whose labors has been the orsasnization
Elder A. Broadus, from the or
Delegations reported the attendance OF a15
tee discharged.
A Committee to revise and correct the list
| Of ministers, as published in the Minutes Of
the Association, was appointed, consisting OF
A.. p. Abel, J. A. Davis, w. A. Whitescarver
| MI, EIIyson, Henry h. Ellyson, L. W. Sydnor,
Enos Healey and II p. Davidson.
The Association then ad journed.
~ATURDAY NIGHT.
Tonight the house was deusaly crowded in
every par, of it, previous to the commencing
of the exercises. The President took the
1 Chair at the usual hour, and after a short
pause, for the people to become quiet, hymn
was sung, and prayer offered by Elder Cole
man, of the Goshen Association. The Asso-
citation agreed to suspend the reading of the
report of the State Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions, prepared by b. W. Snead. Esq, the Cor
responding Secretary, and take a recess, at
tording an opportunity for a meeting OF the
Board of Foreign Missions of the Southern
Baptist Convention. lr. Jeter PRESIDED, and
Brother ]. b. Wood acted as Secretary. Elder
J. Il, TAYLOR, Secretary of the Board, read the
report. giving a detailed account of the pro-
c~eedings for the past year, and stated tnat four
Young brothers had been accepted as Mission
aries for japan, whose ordination would take
place in the Baptist Church, at Charlot,es-
vile, on Sunday, the 10th inst, Of which
church three of them were members. MI.
Cabaniss and the Chinese convert will also be
there. The report was adopted.
Elder w. +. Broaddus delivered an address.
After which, Brother Crawford H. Toy, one
of the three young Missionaries for Japan,
was introduced, who gave an account OF the
reasons which induced him to devote himself
to the Foreign Mission cause, and why he had
chosen Japan as the field of his future labors.
| a n vniuiSfayS he said nuplt tn hpcOmp
d missionary to the heather, unless they
could show some good reasons TOR the contra
nv. He gave quite au extended account OF the
Japanese nation, and said they would be-
come a great commercial people, and assimi-
late their manners and habits to those OF the
Western nations. r were listened
to with the undivided and unflagging atten-
ton of the audience. Mr.. Roher, Mr. John
L. johnson, now a student of the University,
and Jno. VIM. Jones, a graduate of Green
viSle Seminary, are the other young men, who
have been accepted by the Southern Board as
Missionaries for Japan.
Rev. Mr.. Cabaniss was introduced, and for
Is minutes interested the audience in giving
an account of China, and his labors as Mis-
siOnary among them. He exhibited a God that
had beer Norshipped in the family of one Of
the converts for upwards Of 200 years. Koh-
Sam was introduced to the audience, who an
swered several questions put to him by va
rious persons in the church, all OF which were
interpreted by Mr.. Cabaniss.
The services Of the evening were of a high
ly gratifying character, and lasted till near IL
O'Clock.
The President pronounced the 'benediction,
and the Association adjourned.
ALLEGED SwINDLE-The Norfolk Herald
says the recent failure OF Solomon Cherry Il
Co., commission merchants of that city, was
a swiudle demanding legal investigation, and
adds:
"The fair fame, name, honor and honesty OF
1 Low fNhArrx ntI,, o,aa toad cn hyNh in
our midst, are now lost forever, and like Lu-
offer, fallen So low that the hand of charity
would refuse to offer consolation to one whose
advocacy would blur the grace and blush of
modesty.'"
CouNTERFEITING.-1n Norfolk, Va, on Sa-
turday, Bracai was tried on two indictments
for counterieiting, plead guilty and was sem
fenced to the penltentiary for three years on
the first, and two years on the second-hve
years in all. The prisoner Brown for the
same offence, plead not guilty-his case was
argued by Gen. Blow, tor the common wealth,
and T. 7. Chopper, Esq, for the prisoner
Verdict OF the jury, three years imprison-
ment in the peni,entiary.
Prof. Joseph Roby, the head OF the anotom.
ical department of the University OF May.
land, died on Saturday.
The Union party Of Missouri have nomi'
mated Robert Wilson for Governor, and K
Holmes for Lieut.. Governor.
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- MEETING OF THE COMMIT.
0> TEE OF INVITATION for the Fourth
fully Dinner, to be given At the ST. Charles Ho
tel, will be held on next evening, il
| the Hall of the Hotel. at S O'Clock.
The following are the names Of the committed