The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10

To the ordinary sources Of INCOME the comparison Of the
1859. 1890 Increase. Decrease.
is::ss 'sss'a. s::s sSi $500 Is
After defrayng the expenses Of the emgrants who
barked from this port in the bark Mend In May 1859
from western New YORK who took passage ast fall from
Baltimore, the Bond, in anticipation Of the receipt OF
some egaces, determined 10 build small steamer to
settlements Along The Liberia coast The original design
limit its 10 SIC ,000 and a. this sum
p.c,ed nom me estate on ssth Srosvenct Esq, ormer
progress Of completing the vessel and sending her across
the ocean, the sum originally contemplated was doubled
mortgage there ~ been necessity Of going in debt to
extent and 10 obtain money loan This cont
IDENTIFY expect will be met from sources OF income entirely
reliable eventually yet TO- the present, the society
sncumbered with this debt The income OF the
Education Fund has enabled the Board Of Mana.
coiored youth in Liberia, both among he ooonss ana
natives; and In this country, TO assist most promising
young student Of law who came from Liberia 70 become
now stuo ing with very respectable nrm New Eng
land town. Il has also largely aided young man from
Liberia who undertook TO learn The dentist profession
and who supposed to be ready 70 embark for bsrs
last autumn but has not yet done Having exhausted
income the Society by the generosity Of one Of ts
Managers has had the Satisfaction two young
sustained At the Asbmun Institute, a OXFORD Penn in
Of preparation for the ministry with the hope,
some early day, of seeing them labofng 10 Chrktanze
Of q Judge Of the Supreme Court, an appeal has
been allowed from the decsion OF that court the
seventeenth article Of the will Of our former venera
BILE Preside nt Anson g. Phelps ST. We hope TO be able
10 show the ODvrt Of Appeals that the only condi
ton upon which the bequest OF fifty thousand dollars
In aid OF college Liberia suspended, and will
be met therefore that his desires will be best fulfilled
by confirming that clause OF the viii should such De
csion be Obtained while injury can arise TO his family
by small deduction from his large estate, the
Of colonization win have secured Of Us most Important
objects. In . well endowed and permanent institution OF
learning, literary, scientific and theological Among the
marked events Of the year deserving notice In this
port the very large legacy Of $500 0oo bequesthed by
the ate Mr. John Rose 70 this city, certain conditions
but such conditions unfudled 70 inure 70 the be
nett Of the American Colonization Society. In pre-
vous year has there been general prosperity In IL
IBERIA Than the past The President Of the republic, while
Waiting tho various portions Of the coast from pe
Mount 70 Cape Pamas, was received ~ kindly and
heartily BY the natives - by the America Ilbcrans A
successful exploration by two citizens Of bers-Mr
George l. Seymour ana Mr.. Ash-wss made for $50
miles 70 the interior, developing . most beautiful billy
wstered country Tho agricultural industry ~ received
rapid and extensive increase. Commerce, indoa cd
by Imports and exports, has exceeded that OF former
years. Food and provisions Of every kind have been
abundant Peace hes everywhere prevailed - between
the natives colopst and almost every where among
the various native tribes Revivals OF religion have
visited n blessed the churches and esrnest desire
Tor Christian civilization has been increasingly mani
Tested amoug the native population.
BALANCE snKE1 on rRKAsuKn oy YORK STATE coIoSzA
TON SOCIETY, MARCH 81 1850.