New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
BOARD OF COMMISSION
ET~ FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.

From Our Special Correspondents
OsBuM Horsf. rocHEuH y. \. Oct. les
The Board met At , p. III. The church was
wei filled notwithstanding lrht shower US & The
tine passing over tie city. Tie exercises were com.
mcaced by the audic ce singing the iath hymn Of 'hc
selections prepared for the Board. beginning.
"Avasc and 'iff the cong
90 Nose. aua tae Lamb
Tho Rcy NJ. Trcai, the Secretary. followed ~ read
ing some amendments 10 tie Act Of Inc"I"r-iio''
which had been asked ~ asd granted ~ To General
Court Of Massachusetts,. Il WIS moved and seconded
that the amendments loo referred 20 tie Home Depart
~, r.pori. Of the Hawaiian Evangelcal Assoc alton
were rcad and prcs nied to t. bosid d! ne ley, ~,
the report. Dr. 4. s.Aic4 Tat iAo Rev \ ~ ,.nhek'
sho vr- . OFT ol Tie I'D ~ Ills month ~ 'oir''
r Secretary q tio Hava Board. wa Ire'rfi
u to ar, ence. and Bee ~oa4d request HAT seltgu a
sot plH the stage AID make i'w rem TX 'i'A
.ln do. -'- l..ng The word stage. gentleman upon
lie T. I'm corrected lin by calling out platform
lot sf.-a.' which oocas.orcd some Lite m"if
d.. Ard. rsou accepted tac correction. nld Dr nu,
took 'tc platform alter rome considerable alNet.i!
and SID That tie llllou.iy De had lust Lad
IN reaching tho platform Dc thought Vas
somewhat cnh'cmaic Of uc d.mcuhiss this h"aln
would Couhiess meet Do thc siaadt in thnr cndenfof
70 hrin 'hc people Up 90 ttr ielr platform q 'hrit
t.lniy. lie siated TIT When the kev. NJ -" ~.
Oh. u 'hc pioneer Mif".ai."s 10 the ls.A.d'' H.
secd h4s grown nnG ffit ~ HAni s DO" H"'c ".
N appcaranc, lke -oinr, oaks when socnfAtoihr
on iic 4 roo pfn. i is Known to-day ~ ~icweH b
TamarlI ne 'lhc pod that We shall plant On those
shores W. afs confident " remain md continue grow
Ing when TIT fragrant taIarlad slnl have melted Ito
dust aon5 those volcanic shores Ihc reverend g.Al.e
man los bv asking tie pn!cfs ana assistance ~ Tie
Board aud it, friends.
The Hon II " Taylor Lyman. made few rc'
msihs hronhm out ly the iaci tla be- was clas'mn,.
Of tie ,cucnN,c 1hlision Missionary 10 TIE SAM
W.ch Islands Nour a. biz cls hnd entered th' lf4"
afy works. One Ned amo1g ie Indians 10 an cary
agei aas Onc o. the pioneer. o. "esi'fi Af. "tt
lie venerable 1luutn> before referred o. nni TIE
other Nj Bingham. Who sp>c OIL this floor il~ morn.
ing and " ,om although q cassmalU T7i,h ur. lAd
not before b. fort, scte' years LmA'r Alsita'
might have do biod lat tie Injunction OF 'lrsi go
W. into all DE world SC. would ever BE- carried OFT
but BE- (sir. Taylor) Lad not doubt oft.
Attic concusion Of Mr. Iay.oi remarks ne pnprrs
heretofore rcad Ly Dr. Aidcrson were TcciI,d 10 tie
Cou.m.itce on To- sandwich lands.
An. The anIuIuceia cit ON lir. SHAW. Of tlc Cor
mitie~Oi Arrangements. thnt me exercise ior ne
evening would consist Of three sep4raio cctlBgsouc
IN the First Presbyterian Chu,cn. one IN plymouth
Church and The Other in Tie Central CLufci-a iavouie
hymn whs sung ~ The congfrgauoA nnG
tie Board adjourned til tomorrow ats:J1 III b.
THIRD DAY--MORSisG SESSION.
Notwithstanding a sharp shower Of rain The building
at The tine Of opening he exercises whh cr""ed ." ia
utnott capacity, fully 1909 persons being prcsent
Three rows Of stools were placed in the aislcs, nearly
all Of which were occupied By ladies.
The meeting was opened at - O'Clock by the sAg!ng
of the hymn commencing
When shall the voice q singing
loyfuliy along
When hill AMI valley ringing
WITH triumphant song,
Proclaim the contest ended
And him who ain,
Again 10 rlrth de,ccndcd
IN ngl.t.Oui usss O. iclgn.
PRAYER wns offered b. the Rev. Dr. Bnrstow "
Keene New Hampshire.
The minutes OF The last meeting were read
DIR : " Fisher 81 Hamilton College presented The
report Of The Committee upon he China Mission. On
motion IT was accepted.
Chancellor Walwonb Of i'c Committee io appointing
The tine and place Of the nexi meeting reported that
,bey had G1cd upon Worcester Mars the place ior
holding the neTt meeting that they Lad selected Tie
Rev j. H. Condit. u. d., as preacher ana ihc rev
Edward y. Kirkc Of Boston a. alternate. IN moiloh
Tho report wat adopted.
VIM II. Rgewn esq. of Chicago. peacnicd The ~
Dor, Of the Committee upon The account 81" The 1reash
rcr which fhOwcd The debt Of tie Board 10 DO g lSi %
The report WaG adopted
The Rev Dr. Fowler II Utica presented The re0ort Of
le Committee en- he Missions 10 Enhieri Turkey ana
among the Ncsiciians which Was adopted.
DR.. Palmer 81 Albany presented tbe report Of ire
upon The Tamil Missions. in which 10 pns
stated that great progress had been made iu the Wort
n missions there but thnt more men were heta u
% take he fed Tie Rev Dir. Chandler OF tlc Ma
lusa Mission being present came forward hbi and tH'
~ be was about ~ sal for lt field Of labor in thor
inc be would embrace this opportunity 20 Say r." I
sOfds-an opportunity BE- might not Arle again ln |
Tcars lie said thai each missionary In his District hna
~ area allotted ~ Linn containing some l4OgD touIf
What they needed was more mrn In closing ne ttnted
hat he left in THIS county upon his departure Two al
lis children who were sill uncOnyeficd. Iio com
pended them 20 The prayers Of this board ana 81
,hristiars Rcucally ana hoped that God wonid Keep
benz from temptation and bring them speedily INTO hoy
The Rev Dr. g. W. =. Dutton Of New Haven, pre-.
entcd the Report Of that portion Of tho Prudential
committees statement Referring specially " AIssVns VI