New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
American fsOar5 oS Comrissioncrs i'i
Foreign Missions.

n Mechanics Hall. Worcester Mas, Tuesday ocl'
!, atAp 10. President Hopkins in the ehir
The afternoon WIS spout in houis portions Of he TO-
port Of The Prudential COMMITTEE.
in the evening tho Rev. Dr. Condit, OF Anhurh'
preached the annual sermon. His tcAI was or - -
r. IL "Amonr l0n We shine igl - in the wOflh'
baldin, forth tbs word OF life" -,
This hight which emnnaies ron christ - 20 o.
inrAness of sin and idnlit-y. u - hcd forth 90 ~"
vays: J. By rc,ecios which IL done BY the exemplary
be Of the believer . Hy preaching.
This light Will shine 10 the life OF the church 10 CO
sNlOlcd. 80.
Tbo work ofmissoas is the true development Of this
life
The clements Of this fi are: 1. Faith. Sympathy
with Christ. ? love ion Man. T. The Glory 81 bud.
Tho. orc cllel into exercise IN The Missionary ""Th'
and this work TIE church uus' carry i"r " eid
Is there any stopp NJ place Not az voice r. h'"t
declares The rgdoms Of tas word have become 'no
IA gdOms q our L,rd.'
The magnificent hall Vas crowded and The est m.
epce listened VITA profound attention Ia the Lishy
finished production of the preacher ~
AnOiAc. meeting was hold ~ tho same houf III 'ou
bum Hail. tue ioOr below, aud srs nidrcsse ~ TO-
trrued missionaries This room WIS also crowded
No religious meeting in this country calls together 80
ar,-r a number 0f persons nom '.nr"ail AMI tha nun
Der is ~ rapidly increasing cash year That II IS a fcfi
pus euestion to "a. bow they are 20 be accomnDd'rh
iast wear II lohcstc more thln 2, 700 were pres NJ
from other ices besides those living IN tlat c'!'
This yenn the attendance Is san larger. ,
This shows however pleasant c0nirnft oe'N 'ch W.
present meoiar. aal the cc,rs q The Board Led In
.Ais place ~ years ago
Tho Board first IN worcester IN Isll, thc s'e"'
meeting after H. organization.
II then consisted az mae members. VIZ; Gov. mad
wou President DWIGHT, Gen. Huntington, " ~ blf,-
lett ESQ, ond the Rev llrs. Spring. Lyman, hoFse.
Worcester. and thapin.I iLth OF mars VIII ''- ''''
impression ON the age L.,
During hut year they received and sent OFT with
fear and trembling the fret missionaries hoeNci gent
nnt !nim mis- country, w; Iessrs. hudson, h.'
r.. l.srf tg I..tfI INt.f 4
them out thcy had OIy sboli q 90 m q treasury ana
needed ssCOIs st.il they r. oiyod g. 20 sl'nd he
vessels h. which tlcc mcH wcr T. sail ior Asa Wers
IN, sctedly detained three Hocks. In the uctuiiue
the chn,ch. heard ~ tho five Young men Eho led con
secrai-d .hen.felscs 20 the uoIt Of iOrisn hsat'ns
nd l.ffo they eGnbar ked td0OO had been received by
The FreusuIrr.
From that tnn I'll the present, hoh men agd rlcan-
have been be, ond ~ that then anticipated. 20.
small mustard Sod nag became lr'a,est ahOng loros
The mi. nsrcs OF tLe BJar,l have gone g. tho eni,
nj n eIth and 10 no Islands offhe ocean. fhey have
learned 20 preach IN The principal lAnrt asc 81 tlt
word they have given written isnsuHss " s'uio M
tom. end then n itcrr.urr 10 the lansunge
Three Lundiol and hiis from tho country si' NJ"
Ial0fny IN the foirgn hiG md theac have falscd u
seven huidre.. ana ity native helpers, tmIt. ~
whom are settled pastors. supported N rnft by thel
Tlcy have established a church md Installed naliv'
rrcarher where Arr?hal was ,Dr. az ~ ~ 70" nal
doas another IN the native CITY II PsaL VIA IafsGs ~
Ceoia; and enotscr Antioch. where The disciples
wers frst called Chrisiians
IftSe ,uirs oi departed saints vslt The sceHc'
u their earthly abUrs surely iLcfe urr ATTRACTIONS al
this meeting 70 ar. here a precious hand.
Tho receipts - she year, notwithstanding lle var
Bur
SECOND DAY-wEDyEsDAy.
The Board met IN Mechanics Hall az ", n. IN.
rerc held Lorr bcfofc-onc IN q
Sortl Church at which ID. BOdpeit presided and The
0lcr - tie Cca.rni Chglch. az which d. Geo. Adams
arsiued. .,,
lirahy adapted ior zach oocLpuIs. ~ infr'rs ana
cQrsss fpGC ousHost seats Platform gil.4y 'tntiia
ton Hgtis and architectural beauis are o4y pissed
By the and order With which IN. bo'fd iriifcii
il husue.s in IT. There is a. much freedom u oscs-
sion ~ II nothing had been previously arranr,d, "ho
everything moves On wiih tie order Of clock work.
There is no numbering tie lfop.e Who cone np "a
this meeting. lho ST. Lal, which VIII accorlh"iai'
three thousand was hlod before ne hour OF meeting
Person STOOD m nj. tie s.rs ana wherever u..' was
q space % stand. Another meeting was held also IN
No-lburl Hail. on he h"or below.
The exercises began with the reading ~ t. rcTip
tufre and p,ayeg ~ the Rev. D. Cox. The first chap
ter 81 lonlns rppclcd 20 iuftruc'nr aad iorcl
bio. hc prayer Uis caraci'fstlc but dciOut ana III
proa.iyc.
Tho minutos Of tho previous day were read. Ih'
aUdiorco wa cautioned 20 bcwarc II plcgppcheis.
The trcwure;s r,PoTt wls read and appNyed.
IL. lrest read = paper on Finances showing t'.'
tho operations Of ttc Board, nfcr making ~ pos ~,
Ia c"d ms ,nn., e hooked a,r from IN. living and
the dead $40 900 cray - expected from lcicios. Fol
the rcrnaiJing 10000 We ipE.t iyih t0 the living
THE paper referred ~ the COMMITTEE the loEls
Department Of Which VIM. +. Dodge 10 Chairman
Ihe'sudionce then SANG The hymn beginning
"Wih ny sob .isuco -ll honor
Ny Il dsemtTsnd 10y Lord
Or. Anderson read paper on Interference win ihc
Missionary Worl The King of inc Sandwich Iannd
ares were taken 60 send an Episcopal Minister ron thi
country % liberal character with whom he missionn
re, there could co6lac TAi8 failed. ond the Bishop
Of London consulted who expressed his appr0bh
ton and II expected That the proper person would
DO sent out. Iut ins.oad 81 tho SIMPLE 49, urst being
grants- Bishop, viii S,x prfbyteia 40 81 e1irrm'
high church Vows whose te3eAinIs eJc revolutionary
and who arc aiming to supplant tae AmercT ciiort
and tasc everything from The missionaries hands.
The Dcard has spent oyer million %! dollars. md
Transformed The IAandrs from sagugc to Is oiYi'it
people aud u iR 10 DO regretted that srIOus troI,
should urise nom friendly ally. This Paper WIS 70
i,ncd ~ the Commiitco on Ibe sandwich Isihrds.
D.. Bacon mnde aieport OF ihc election O corporate
member. who arc tie only pcmbcrs tllt cen fOic.
Tho substance g! Which il that lho nnmbor "a cO ~
ate members nDdcr ~ years OF age DC limited to 10
thnt mclnborshlp " not considered NJ honor. hos
truat and all Who arc'pt Be expected 90 attend The
meetings. cDd II any member Is a.ont from these mott
inss itbout excuse that Is stactory lc Will be *
pcc.ed 10 resign.
Those ogor 20 years Of ace 20 attend when they can
but not required 20. Now members Ia be chosen fron
tho different States with reference the proper
ton OF contributions made tie Bond from thes'
States Or eeccnsicl bodies therein. This report wa
accepted nsd adopted.
Different portions Of the Annual Rono.t Of the Pres
dcDtial Committee referred 10 Sub Committees oI
examination.
AFTELSooN MEETING.
A mesting for the chiIdren exclusively held II
the Union church In tie aftsDoon and Vac eddressc'
by tho returned Missionaries. Ncssra. Jessup ant
Docne
The Board resumed Its business in Mechanics Hall Al
81 2 m:
his whit 20 Wcelern Turkey offer an ebsenee OF many
years. fthe sixteen associates he left In Constanti
nople only six rcmain. Many Of the native converts
also sleep in Jesus hut there had been great progress
he canse OF education d improved mission station
pritiuled. natiVe aesn0y created churches foTped