The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

teachers and 1870 scholars; Schools sidsd, IT, va
2soo teachers and 70 ,e21 schoAajs
, M:: :.s : 20 sS: a. ~ -
10 $40 teachers and l2s 500 scholasG.
d well Known that thi socisty snPlsy. 70 ~ ~
STss since he sS.ndonnsnss Of me ooliscs sa NJ
report Of the Board shows that the present Year, o
,S.n Ss ""srsas q The In ;ss: s
PUBLICATION ppArnKr.
Forty I'VE new issues have been made, IN horeeO
any previous year. Inc society now h1ues ~
book every Saturday The sales amounted 70 e2S1 - y,
actual receipts Of the society from kgaces, donations snA
The number Of regular issues Of the periodicals q NE
Tbe Anniversary Of the American Sunday School Socsay
Was held at Philadelphia last EVENING"
audience about retire. begged them remasa He
was abort man, and intended 70 mako only sn0fs
hs audience Shipping away from him in that manner tho
statistics he had not Nd figures but tney re-
presented i've work He vsud give bat snge ns.sce
Oh the elect OF Sunday schools and That Of end Of h
VINO was stationed In that part OF Illinois, chrseosd, he
would no, cay how appropriately, Egypt" Hs friend
most cold and Indifferent state he followed the peo
pie Dance made them speech, presented them Win
blessed his lsbors boup,ifuiy Mr. wistt then dwels
sloquepty upon the importance Of Sunday SCHOOLS and
faithfully did their duty His remsSks received
did much TO redeem the meeting from toe dulness
into which IL seemed relspsirg
The PRksnEsr sad that he should alter the
hale ana Introduce 70 the audience the Rev Mr EEIs,
OF the Reformed Dutch Church on the He ghts Brooklyn,
who said hst the late hA past Ocsock) no
would not weary the audience BY delivering The speech
which be hsd Intended and which indeed had been fore
erend gentleman then enlarged upon the value a Sabbath
schools the community, combining his remarks prtoct
pay 10 th0se In which he VS. most deeply iateroeeo
ibe mission schooe Christ according % old story,
known by hrs fading something good to say even OF
desd deg and could We say nothing good o. and DO no.
thing good for the poor ragged urcnns whom we meet,
In their filth aud Dirt upon every sveesY Ths Sabbath
school teacher bad hh reward from God No one went
70 the spring 70 thank IT, the hydraulic ram for mo
wafer which poureo In our houses delight and
urelessly on, needed no thanks. the speakor
concluded bis brief bet eloquent marks by sxhorpg All
engaged in The Sabbath school work unto the
emo, and God viii give IN sbunaun, rich reward
Having united IN Mrgipg beautiful hymn, the congrc
CATION vas oitmieeed II vas announced thar tbs de-
posory OF the American Sunday school Unon hAd been
removed from No 357 10 No. $40 Broadway, ween
II nce emo Houston streets.
meeting Of the members u the Uaion hell aud the
olio ing gentlemen unanimously elected officers OF
society -
I'yesid, mt-Rev Isaac Ferris, d. d
V,ce Pns,d,sn- william Forrest, John r. Hurd, n G.
Morgan, Albert Woodruff George 5 Conover, J. ". C.
Leverage.
7teasur,r-Georse s. Scofeld.
Corresponding Sacrstayy-Jas NJ hcEiligott
Record no Sscrdayy-samuei Homes
kdn0grs-B Atfxrbury, J G Baxter, ". C. Glmsu,
John q Hines, J. Buckley, VIM. p Cook, J. n. wh'ss-
head, Nathan Lane, William Phelps, Thomss Bond, John
Wells, J Thomas, 5 Constant Ralph Wells, Peter
Balen, "A Jewell, Joeeph walse, John Parsons, Wash
reton Hasbr uck Samuel Rayno Avery lis, Jr John
a. Sprague, Charles H. FAnning WIN. w. Hsgue, Rev j.
The meeting then adjourned.