New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10
The Ncw.York Sabbath school Union.

I The annual meetings, and the annual ram
storm connected with this Association occurred yes
teray The usual rogrammc wss carried out that Is
saw those schools combinations OF schools Nhch
are proof-for example, those which met IN the
Spring ST. Presbyterian Church and listened TO the
Rev. James II. Wilson a al-held their anniversary
meetings in tho afternoon those not waterproof made
the usual posponement. The evening session at the
Flftn-ase Presbyterian Charoh very interesting.
There hymns sweelly csroed BY choir Of three
or -four hundred children. under the OF Mr. H..
Roberts. and there were addresses several speakers
OF this and other cities The President Of the Union
Chancellor Ferris occupied the chair and In his open
Ing address fclctaed the members that the year Of
Jubilee IL ~ near the first half century OF the existence
the Society coming lis close next May and added
some remarks upon tho many encouraging prospects
now opening before them.
The annual report then presented BY the Corre
spending Secretary. james n. MeElligott LID
There Is little in the record Of the past year and
owing the fact that than half the schools have
sent Ia their report 10 Is impossible 20 present any
very clear estimate OF the action OF the Union during
the year Some s2 $50 900 have been subscribed
by the schools for various charitable objects great
OF teachers is still pressing heavily upon the use
fulness and activity OF the schools and this alluded
10 at some length.
The Rev. Mr. BUCKLEY SPOKE ofthe abundance OF our
privileges in these times Ia gard to Bible instruction
Of the agn inluepce OF the Romish Church heretca
from its foundation ard IN all its policy, OF the invalu
able power OF tho sabbath School which Rome and
other false religions have not failed to avail thcm
selves of.
rines, Canada West, made very happy speech upon
the religious intimacy Of those Interested ia sabbath
Schools In the United States and the Canadas He nj
nded 10 the fact that although ST Cathsrines had been
and their fellows tho house which was last Win.
their residence In 1859 the asylum OF the blessed
MARTYR John Brown. Mr.. Barns also recalled the
pleasant associations Of these meetings Of Sabbath
ISchoo Delegates which three years ago. and alo ear
ier bound together go closely all on both sides Of the
boundary line who interested IN this great work.
The Rev. Mr.. BOLTON, after explaining his absence
from local Sunday School meeting In the afternoon,
spoke OF the work. the warfare and the victory Of this
cause and was followed; after singing, by FREpEmc>
A. PACKARD. Corresponding Secretary OF the Ameri'
lean Sunday School Onion. who spoke at some length
upon the relations OF Biblical teaching 10 the Sabbath
School referring also to the relations Of the New York
society with its parent at Philadelphia, which he repre-
scented.
AT the close Of the public exercises business meet
ling was held ut which the following officers were
President, Isaac Ferris, D. D. Vice Presidents John r
,,aId. Aecr, w9cdva, s b. A.eIDury Peter BslOs ~ 2
No 500 broadway Recording Secretary Ira Chase No So
Iosa~y cGIs.PSSS"s Secretary Js%.. S! Msmus
10y, Abnh,@ G. Mod Henry BrsS',sr lo.srh VI Lester
Harris, "A Broawcr the Rev. John Burtis, A. Jewell
s"ry s JSsn.;s w %n'f fhsu amSr syao
H. ysrpSp yeha D. Mhs kG h.S. Aps,%tn' ASap
A COMMITTEES. to nominate standng Committees
was appointed. viz; Messrs Lcyeridge. Bcal and Tay
The following resolution was unanimously adopted:
dpen.s,on which has allowed the removal Of the
,enetsd President Lincoln BY the baud OF the assassin
o incentives to fidelity TO the youth Of our land a
Cran instructors These frequent records Of murders am
ton is tho eownins act ihe naudss q youth rowing
streets ready for form Of wckedness showing most sad>
early Christian culture indicate clearly aud most enphaeay
nat every earnest effort be made 70 save ,e ,ns