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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02
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sew York. Sunday, December ., 1850.
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In the sxty four savings institutions OF this state the
sssregste savings deposits The nrs Of January 1882
hfty ikht milops OF dollars, owned by over two
hundred and seventy three thousand persoas-sn
rage Of two hundred and twelve dollars each Assuming
tbs present population Of the STATE a four millions
against oe1 300 In 1sSo) would appear that per
son out Of every fifteen Savings hank dcpositx n
four years tie increase OF depoes In the afe has been
twenty two millions Of dollars, and In pear (yanuary
1852 70 January, 1900 ten millcus q dollars or over
twenty per cent;-
Deposited. year 1850 $50, so -
Withdrawn, year 1859. 80, l0o
Received Tor interest, 1850 3,oi9,sp
Total interest plAcednc credit Of depoetors dur
Number Of Institutions, ~; number Of open accounts
27s,6e7.
me following table shows the location Of the savings
institutions the state outside Of Ncw York and Brook
yns- -.
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Befofe Hon. Ft1fe - -.
klv a-Ravtkoicw>e Harley 70 -, .' 20 a 1865
Buldsno Assosafsc~ and cthss -JudsL ~as iof psnun
declaring conveyance TO defendant yea VIM NAV
I'D vesd, and that the said defendants 1917 um ma
fillman sccount for the property of the
that referee be appointed 10 report = o. F-oe Ut
son - receiver, and 70 take nom him the pr Ter seoa
rty, Nc, he -.
Isdie~s a Boxsssa1 ". <t>so~xv ppSs s~d NJ
jodsment for The plaintiff declaring that the bono NJ
rcrtesge were founded valued consideration and w
otligstofy upcs the maker.
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Third Days Proceedips s-Memerials ana
Petatiens-The Sunday school Unssn-
Ex.Prssfdent Fillmore introduced "a
the CONFERENCE.-The Slavery QusstSen-
The Missionary Cause-Wsstsrn 1s.k
Concern, sc.
SPECIAL REPORT FOR THE HERALD
BUFFALO, Nay 8, 1850.
The Conference met this morning ct 81 Ja.,ss, Han
Bishop Scott in the chair. When the opening rsBs,sus
exercises performed announced that ,he Yer.
mont delegation had arrived They presented their ora.
deptals, and were admitted 70 seats In the Oonvsnt,on
Rev. A. T. Fuller was selected 10 represent vsrns,t Ia
the Slavery Committee. 1t 10 said he a"conssrvatsve
The next business in order was the prsssntansn II
memorials and petitions which occupied the whole Of the
morning session.
JOHN 7. mitchell, OF Cincinnati presented q memeviAy
favor Of altering the Discipline TO strike cut Al
pecihc allowance 70 preacher his family. Il was
referred 10 the Committee on Temporal Economy.
NJ MARLEY, Of Cincinnati, submitted petitions for ana
against min serial appointments; also memorial nom
he Local Preacher Convention, lately held BAlmsrs,
desiring the General Conference 70 mako arraAgsnsnta
or the celebration Of the Centenary of Methodkn ID
1900 They state that evidence clearly shows that Ne
ihodsm had It's origin in this country In l7oo Wa.
referred to . special committee Of five.
Rev. Mr.. Marley submitted = memorial Of the Ameri-
and aid Of the General Conference In iurtherng he OBJ
jects Of the socisty which formed in 1855 fer Tia
purpose rescung, far be done, from utter
Ioss relating 10 the rise and progress Of tia
Methodist Episcopal church. They desire TO collect por
traits books, medals and other relics In library and
museum for the use Of those who desire write history
Of the church The paper referred 70 the same
mittee
Mr.. MuSRoI, Of New Jersey, presented petition
corning the privileges Of colorod local preachers, which
was referred 10 . committee.
Dr.. FIoY, Of New York, offered memorial from tia
Tract Society requesting the General Conference 70 make
disciplinary rule that annual collection shall bo taken
up each church In aid Of the parent society The paper
stated that during the last four years fifty four mill
lion Of psges tracts and tract publications had boon
printed and circulated and was raised 70 Further
the objects Of the scciety.
When the Northwest Indiana Conference WAS called,
delegate lacopically replied ave came 10 pray for,
and not to, the General Conference"
REPORT THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Rev. Dr.. WISE. Of the Providence Conference submitted
report and memorial Of the Board OF Managers Of the
Sunday School Unou showing the operation Of that So
ciety during the last four years We extract the following
paragraphs
The amounts contributed TO treasury by The dne.
Yenf EoUf apap follo
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Fears oF NorsD Coyvp1 abraham N Kiassbury.
Who vas convicted fev ycsrs sincc Of robbns General
evehy, railroad bopds sc, 81 Congress Hall, sarssoxa,
has sfcsped frcu cfntca p~isou he obtained In sone
disvuised walked boldly out Of the yard and vss nos
missed I'D night
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Increase. a,24o 1885 Ios,o22 $50 an
he wsdom Of The change made By the General Cocfs-
chids paper proven by The that its crcuIssiu.
which 10 1850 was reported liz 692 reached nsxi
dred thousand copies -four yean-wsh every prosDsse
Of st further Increase before Close OF The current
volume.
me report was referred TO the Committee on Book On
Germ and Sunday Schools.
petition iro% the Missionary socsy was rssA, sulo-
gsoc o. NE Bev Dr. Durbn, Secretary Of The Board o. M
scns through whose able efforts he so,ssv hs
proepercd greatly Tor the last years and asins ts
ses reaPpons H. Durbm TO that responsbbs
TX President Fillmore Who residcs n Buffalo, ss rrs
adjournment Dr. Carton q Ne. YORK moy.s sSss M
Bshop be requested 10 Introduce Mr. Fillmore 70 The bedy
Snicn resolution was unanimously adopted. rhe q.
President vs. then conducted from the Of the ouso
Bishop lwsoshJ sad introduced % The ConiereSos TSs
distinguished gentleman 70 sraafy ing 70 hsm that
attempts 70 express their pleasure By Applause were
BY :, Hcs e, .s a..
ex member Of Congress. We were Informed that Rsv.
Ss.sca !lpors one Of ,As f..Asr. o. The Nsshoi
not delegate 70 the General Conferences.
There were over any petitions handed in BY sslesasss
were in favor . ne. rul, on sse m SesI
They we're referred 70 the CommiAee on slavery,
the delegates have evinccd . good feeling tovssd
each other nce the Of the procsedines
cannot be denied that there 10 strong undercurrsut q
feeling on th exciting tcpc, ana the discussion looked
forward to with intense interest There arc strong pap
tissns on either side, and there able mss repre-.
slavery debate viii be abe in The snnals a the
church and Of the country.
minister's from Methodist Episcopal church south snd
the Proestant hethodht church sha BE- received d IN
same way thai the Wesleyan csnsscsioa rsosvs thsr
on Revis,cs 70 consider The expedency Of h chansa
Inc Conference adjourned, ~. crsss prcsouscss hs
Its proposed during the SECESSION. that "popuAr red.
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IneAso oser tne four yoen Prccedng 1856 $751; Is
KcoSoNy OPERATIONS.
Tho economy with which our Affairs arc uunnasad
win appear from the fact that our incidental or vorks
expenses during the past four years have been but
sl0oe o. or about TWO per cent OF receipts. The
balance OF our income has been expended In the Uaui
tous circulation OF nearly $1,000 annual REPORTS md m
making donations q books 10 about 500 new ana de~
church, n homo and abroad.
The following statement from Last report s,xpid-
caniy Illustrates the value and importanoe or our or
TO the Sunday school department Of the church. fno
total number Of schools aided In 1850 over 500
which one seventh, o. about fourteen per cent Of ali
the schools In ths church.
SPIRITUAL RHsuLn
The spiritual result OF Sunday school tsachiax n
partially Illustrated by the delightful fact that no len
than ~ $50 conversions have been reported In tho -
four years from the schools In about hrds OF Tia
conferences. Had every couference made rctuyps ~
number would have been sweled, without Doubt TO a
least hundred thousand.
rROcRnss SCHOOLS
The progress OF the Sunday schools In the church for
the four years pest shown by the folio gns Azure
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that Mofpfro H~rrfd has 10
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N ves- The machine ~n shipped IRON this city IN
An rust, 1859, arrived at Fort Jackson the "a o. ne.
cen r vas put operation on the 10 Of January, aud
NO, vrsguary nnaerirg 70 the wants AMI exciting the
admir-, eop Of Australians generally. he eatrs Of
,n,o,,a and erecting the prc-s vas 10000
mar. ue variety ofYsnkcc nouo1s more or less i'm.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the public. that
tration De Bonis Nor. were, on the 23d day Of
January, 1860, granted by the Probate Court
Of Blown County, upon the Estate Of George
Ross, late Of said County Of Brown, to the I'M
designed and whereas, letters were, on the
siahld aE Of September, 1855, granted % Sarah
Ross, widow OF George Ross deceased, which
letters were revoked by her subsequent mar,
rage, this therefore ID TO notify all persons that
unless they present their claims against said Es-
tate within three years from the sixth OF Sept
1883, their claims will be forever barred.
HARVEY SEBURN, Admins. De Bsnis non.
feb. 9, 60-3L u 81 cEAH