New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
TIE BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.
THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY
UNION. -
FIRST DAY.

Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune
PROVIDENCE R. l., May2', 1862
This city is pretty well filled with Baptist minis
tiers and ayrnen assembled participate N TIE anniversary
meeting leading societies Of their denomination En-
tensiye geneut, have been made With railway and
steamboat lines (or red cton Of fIe TO the delegates 10
these sruves and they have been the means on Driving
unexpectedly numerous representation Of inc Dapus
the New States OF New York Pennsyyanis and
air one from the The steamboat Plymouth City the
Stoninron Line brought large force on Monday night TON
the city and State Of York and from States further ives.
tedum the through the Souod re we'd ey
inpromPtu meeting in the upper cabo TO %hch tAs
heir .appsT The Rev B. = %eich D. D. Of Yoi
presided snd after singing the meeting with The Rev Mr.
II.ndsrson of Phsd.pha then made short address.
The Anpysr'a5ies were opened Obi, mornips with ne
It's ortyrighh anniversary In the Fin bspt Church a.
10 O'CLOCK Though the day has been an exceedingly hnor
p,sble the attendance a, tie opensns exercises was s
and hes timed ughout the day After the usual de-
yoons exercise. III. Rev Dr. AeI' pCawsli. D. u OF
Presidents Of the Society ~s- elected temporary Pesident
he Tressurer A. Boyntop ESQ q Boston proceeded 70
rrsd his annual report II showed that the receipts Of the
Union lo the wear had been 55 s9 IS suG he expenses in
Guiding debt Of llcol 81 remaining at the beginning @.
the year April 1861, 49, 40 hl lowing ba.suea against
the OnOn, Ap'l l. lSea Of ses, 80 The rspoT: wa aas
10 b- hundred dollars ahead u iu.esi of s behied
those OF the p,cetngyeer ard ~ me d.ot OF TIE n ,s
Committee Receipts and Expenditure, sd Tho seesy
proceeded to read the Annual Report 81 ne Board oi war
sger. 1t Congratulated the Union on the healthy 'a. :. y,
finances bu. egr tied that there had been necessary 'cf
vigorous uchG.ns and bs-cd The churches 10 wet
all harder bring up their combinations 10 hsnso M
enough TO allow Of more generous approps.ohs 10 We
mission stations About +lovV is than lat year nae eesn
\ spent -,,,n Nth IN.
Union IL ~. In the Asi.tc Missions there sir
fall 80 stations H. the fIcnch ana ne'1an
p3 station. s.d out station. Tie number mssona'ss
Including those In this country, sud exclusive o. uvss
rome is 40 male aud - female, native pieAsnes "a"
aut. exclusive OF those In Europe hel - ~ b.p.
fop- isl; total al The number Of chuIces -
tis,ns durin, the year. including tie Iolnsoo 'o a. IN
wears sos whole number Of peinoer-; nov W ~ h,
show ing an .ucgeaGe last year o. ABOUT wv "
Oh a.. ncrraSo about 1900 have been III ,i,s
ANer the appointment OF several '9N"'
~. nion re,..ambled o'clock and was opensd WIZ
"a, tioual exercises. followed by the iran eSuon a.
r.ttu. business. The Secretary tths hrV. >, " r
ID ID tlrn .ead paper prepared by the Executive s
of useuclcs tiT ID" cor' Vu =
to,s cautiously advising chsngc which shoui 80
rruce the number of agents sni incte,'" u tie
r pectiye aeds Of operation The pGqei " ,,,, an
c,a,,ni,.., on AGENCIES The report Of the tou'''I -.
Obltn.fi,s was read by Dr. Caldwell OF ~.
o,cuprd principally with citing ealosy 1po. ye.,,
President OF this socety Reierrcc ~, ss bur
d.,, of Mr.. Douglass, late one Of tl- chIses
nh asd a OF the Rev. jonathan Nun 1s Stow OF bOson
lag. an agent of the Society ~ SM.,cbusets fouoNeo
snh we VIZ ',i, of m. Christian s,steyx o. hs
Gov Hrisrs Ths Rev. Dr. ,,oy Bngsss religious NE.
nlon al.o spoke at length D. Of New York formerly Ms
sud thu Rev Nm pssn tribute Mrs. Douglas ie.''S
/ ,s,;,,, I'm. report wss Sc IN 'l"."J
Mit'i"h'tN' tS.us,nr the sesl'h ,'os'", o. y "
Afer proper and @ Rev Dr. taudCrs ot toneoia W"
! IN Tie eNenNs s,rmop io A Il ,e cohsiekf"s ,
IRE icird uc =, tho Union continues tn'nufn ,f,or
| ~ IN" he followed by TIE hve'i's' " ~
| "a publicsti0n s"ci''''' --u----