New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
MEETING or TIE a. Il. q. ron +. ".

FROM Our Special Correspondent
OsBuRs Ito 81. ROCHESTER y. Y. Oct O. lrcJ |
Whatever else may be said Of this city now,
one thing a, leas, must be admitcd that Rochester to
day is fi No one who has been here rs have sinco
Saturday morning last cau but have noticed gradual
steady Influx Of arrivals n the hotels and throughout
the oily; and which lst evening aud today has eali
mated IN wha, may be called "a rush.
The natural inquiry TO its cause and the answer
can be easily given. For some weeks past mo''
Of the Iour ai throughout tie country have called IL
ten,lon TO the fact that the regular annual meeting oil
tic American Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
Ml.slons would be- held in Rochester this week ana
have also announced Ia connection herewith thai neN!
All the railroads running IN all directions to or from here
have very generously offered 10 give All persons attend
Inc ~. ipectings u the Board ard payins iuu farc IN
coianr return passakr to ihcl' -, eot'. L','
hthrr largo and soOdy number 81 strangers on po'n
,rxcs FROM All scci.ons oi TIE country. am informed
b, he Rev. Chrs T. B-sh. tie newly appointed Us
frlci Secretary 6r Central aud Western Ne" OK
% has had the supervision AMI charge oil providing
n ,.onmoin tions for these strnn''rs un hhoh' TWO
lousand persons hay. reported "a him ana bc'n lso
,del s,f hon IN the families u citizens Of och'rter
Who ycry kindly aud almost gritGiously he'e TAKEN
ulon themselves "a. entertaining OF them during INC
.ss,oas of the Honfd. great number oi osh,is hS'e
found places at the different hotels. which may DE sAa
to b, running over with guests and stu they come
me oponins session Of the annual meeting inr this
year was held this afternoon IN The so.ca! a hrcA
Church" tine lnrgehr.eh edince Rev MI Sha" pistol
Ihe building which calculated 10 hold fipn 90 tn
200 persons wns not very well filled. Ills ~as doubt
less owing Ia tho fact which Ia gcncray uAdcg stood
hat the opening session Is not usually oi a. nu'h iAei
81 AS subsequent ones. being more o. pusihe'. n'''
INC lrryc aud finely onrpeted platform Tor u. nc
.ommolgfinu of the oiiccrr OF III, board ma peth
erected in llon of aud around sbr pnpi the margin OF
which Immediately fronting TIC audience WAS t"steu
and hand omel, ornamoucd by some dozen or hi1cch
large aud elegant Of TOW els. moot of whch we're
furnished by the well known firm OF ElWangcf Barry
nom their famous Hount llopc Nursery IN this cit!
Ample provisions made for members o tie ffcss
and every attention shown thoHi.
TIE oilccrB ~ the Board are:
Prc.ilcnl-h,ark Hopkins. u. D.. LII. d.
Vice Pre- idrnt-iion Nm. JessuP, Ill. ID
Prudential Comui,too,has stoddasd ss John Iarrnn
Hon Nm f. Fustis Hon. John Aiken, Henry tiili e'l
Asa d. smith, d. ID. " alter y Griffith ed. Aphens haia)
esq Hon. Linus Child; Wa. y souin"ofh go; "a n
Corresponding 5ecretsres-Rui,s Anderson, ID. d. Rev
Corresponding Secretary In Eew-Yok <Ieor;c W Wood
rccordin- seereiary-ssmuci NJ. Worcester, ID d.
! Trea,urnf-lanes w. Gordon -Aq. $500,
Audiofs-Moaes L. Hale, eco Hon samuel u. Neney
All of the Executive Officers were present NJ i
m the President took the ohoT. and calsd upon .n'
Row Dr. Hooker Of Newbutylof 10 ""u IN Pr'',ui.
The minutes OF the last meeting were theh rea. h "
Rev j. T. Fisher appointed assistant h'.ui ,,
| Secretary A Committee Of Arrangements "u' ~
pointed after which the Rev Sclah H. iren' ii'n ~
abstract from tho Annual Report Of ine lIuu. .,,.
COMMITTEE from which We gathered tno o.A 49, H. iss,
-Four Of the corporate members have oleu Mschs, ID
ANIMAL Meeting to witt the Rev. Lyman p'rvnoi,
d., the Rev John Mcdowell. ID. ID harvey A''' ''f'
and the Rev. Edward Robinson. ID. ~ .,,, On. ,,s.
| Twenty three persons have entered upon VEG nus
sonary work for shS hEst ss wah they had provi
oniv occmned Tho entire income Of the year has heen
1JOl0lg7i. Tho espouss fpr tle game pei'"d asle