New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11

| and their other inhuman punishment All the women
| taken from their path with Aoman's assistance,
| the great social problem could be solved much
better could solve It alone The arguments Of
Tayler Lewis, in The independent powerful against
the great tide OF this progressive question as was the
broom OF Dame Darlington in semming the waters OF
the Atlantic Ocean Women had their mission just as
great and important that OF man, and TIE usual
would never hold good. IL woman IS 10 be wife and
mother TO brave and noble must be higher than
raise up our type Of woanhOOd that you, too may
DenOlu Us beauty ana grace Inc woman the GROWING
glory OF the Republic OF the nations OF the earth, what
Mrs Stanton was frequently and loudly appauded
SolOufner truth spoke again ana concluded with the
song OF the Beautiful Land" which was received with
hearty applause
After speech by Mr.. Remond the meeting adjourned.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOR
EIGN MISSIONS.
The Rev. Mark Hopkins of Williams College, pre-
sided at meeting yesterday morning in seinway Hall,
in behalf Of the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions After prayer by the Rev. Dr. Dewitt,
and the singing of
Praise God from whom all blessings flow"
10y the congregation DR. Wood the Secretary reported
that since the annual meeting September last the Roy
William GOodell ID. d.. the patriarch of the mission IN
Turkey, Mrs Adams of the Central Turkey mission,
and Mrs Harding in Western India, have died Dr Cal
noun OF 9ya ana nj rerSd 70 their fields OF
labor and Mr. and Mrs Bingham have had safe passage
TO Honolulu Tie cal Tor 9e to ng AND his WIFE
have been the Central Turkey Syria and Madeira
employed teachers in Turkey. Eleven candidates
have been accepted missionaries all but one OF whom
il is hoped may be sent forth during the present year
One OF these lost and several ala valuable SGT
vice for their country during the late war one young
woman has appointed to be teacher III emma ana
for India The aspect OF the WORK OF lhe missions
was never as whole cheering than at this time
The venerable Dr. King continues absent from ms post at
Athens The receipts of the Board IN Its last fiscal year
amounted to $G9l2 expenses last eight months S2S2j9
The Secretary closed by remarkng that during the re-
naming months of this year effort is necessary 20
the large sum which Is required 10 meet urgent
| demands on the treasury.
| THE Rev II $ Taylor of the Madura mission said God
taking possession of Asia, and has IN the elu luui
grand armes-one the west, operating FOR the recon
strucOn OF Turkey in whose movements all Ohtisten
dom Is Interested the north, In Russia, ana one
on the South in India where through the instrumental
ty OF British arms, Jehovah is displaying HIS hand
among $50 OOOOOO idOatOTs. At home, in the United
states the Almghtys work wrought by the war OF
the Rebellion. and in India IL IS being wrought by the
English railways These railroad tracks run right over
the religion India and Will soon oblterate its caste
and its IDOLS whio English schools. which are spring
lug up everywhere must at no distant day be important
au xiaries In spreading the word.
The Rev. $ Rising. who spent part OF last year az
the Sandwich Islands passed glowing eulOgium upon
| the American missionaries there.
The Rev. Mr. Dana of Norwich, Conn. ,shouSm tlat
since the Missionary Society had opened the way for
commerce in heather lands merchants ought 10 see
that their interest lies in sustaining our missions
The Hon VIM T. Dodge Nice-Presldent or the society
made appeal for contributions to the sOclel!
funds. ,,,
experience IN the Holy land, whittier our missionary
Jessup had borne European science with European
Christianity. -
After the Doxology by the Convention the Rev. 6 H.
Cox pronounced an unsectaIian benedctl0n.