, 1869-05-13
THE MAY ANNIVERSARIES,
Proceedings in New York on SUNDAY.


rkksBr7EKlAs BOARD OF FoRKioS A1s.lpxa
The serTtces last evening Il the Presbyterian
Churrh, Fifth avenue, were devoted to \ review
of,the losetsn missionary wosk of stat dcuomsaa-
feod, which stated TINT the board has III different
MISSIONS 6 stations anil sub-statioua- OF these, 8
pan, Is N CHM, in Slam, Il In Iais. anil IL ia
Africa There ure 81 missionaries, Is ordained
native preachers, 10 natire lcenttateA IS assistant
missionaries, of TE0t1 four arc phyaiCtAna 1913
native helpers, u churches, and l,s33 conmuns-
canfA. Schools Of various REnIlts have been or.
ganlzcd an, have been attended hy 100 cnlldreu.
The receipts OF the bOaEd h1Fe BEEN S1S, {9t, and
the expenditures 33t3 95 leaving bsiancc against
the TREASURY o. s. 80. \ sermon Wig preached bs
the Rev- Ne. ThHtef.
AMERICAN AAu FuKKlaN CHRISTIAN UNION,
No anniversary exercises 0f the American and
Foreign Christian Union will Ee he'd this ye@e, bus
In their stead sermon In behalf OF The society was
Of the Cnon. In Brooklyn nt the Ilnton Avenue
Congregational Church, the Rey. DE. Fisher Of the
uyered discourse In which he portrayed the ID
turr Of the ChyistiAn world IN gioKtbg teras znl
at night he repeated the ka1ue sermon Id Dr.
congregations On both occasions being very 1ar1e4
Hts remarks were founded on Passages Of Scrip
ture found ID the 18th and 18th chapters Of the
1h1 snfsefsaaSS se7sttes 81 ihe sme1fcsn Eo
ruAle GuatiizLn Society were held list evening In
lhe Fourth P7csby tcslaa Church Tue Rev, John
Thompson. = D, preaided During the rear II;
AAAN[tt5 AA4 CQuAlEl4, [oE24 OF 613
have been sheltered in the homc for iopEer and
short periods; la0 have been adopted Into chE+
taan honlts- OF adults admitted, l2o hare been
fuEnlzhed Nth employment In good situailona Ii
tie home there Is vi average a,tenJance uf A.
least l.sco children, fed, clothed and taught: :
Mh!e A1sa arc enrolled upon The list for the 1car
lave been furnished By the institution The e.
pens Is Of the year were A9,lAEla The la1auce
on naha a the connenccmtht OF the fiscal year
1862 was "a so1s,l6, which has beeu largely drawn
up0u-
Hxw YORK R1atk SOCIETY.
IHe foftY-aNh anniversary w1s celebrated last
evening. John E parsons, Es1., P1rsdrni or tie
afe couaned . Manhattan IIsad InsI s. ,sas uH .hs
mentA At COST Of ia 500 The receipts were
s.3a @ sad 1: ne exReassa % about e M the saaae. Tue
900 of ~aoa 1rjecsed she bioies one1e,l @ - a''a'
AAkg1cAx sxAMKS i rk1ESD SOCIETY
The onnnal meeting Of the above society WAS
asenre and Tvelty-ntnth street Tss an1ua1 lIsa "a
poE. showed that the whole number Of LIBRARIES
ss!pred from May I. lsas, 70 Aay /, 1852 including
nttedt Is Isl and accessible to l. $50 scamen Since
1871, 10 libraries hare been shipped ia
The nary. and aceessihle, It diilerent times, 10
the charge Of eS7 seatnen becoming thus living
4srncs Of good 70 themselves aud shipnstea. tbs
hopeful conversions reported during The Jear have
been fortT T-aeycn, making t6 sinct the xnrK be-
K1n. The Sal1o1 Home has been In operation
tEentt-ss ven !ea!A The Whole nusn!'er at board
eEa u23 pScQ s4U*l. nt2 one tnAfT Gfi0n has
to seaneu and their relatives by fair essiu1ste.
s1,coo, ,o0a The number Of boar1ets during The
last rear has been ada They have deposited with
,he Superintendent tsAes4, nan.2 Of which ~.
sent to relAtFes. and 35-3ls to hank The Culueed
Home was opentd IN 1879: IL s2s co!or.d scame1
had boarded tnerr since It waz first opened, Dur
Ing the last rear 4ss have been relieved Of which
t*entJ TWO atip~recked aud destitute have neen
received. The receipts Into The srpesufr hsre
been 20, s2A Expenditures, E132aA61
AMERICAN H1xK MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The fof7y.thtfd anniversary OF the American
Home Missionary Society took place Last evening
At the RroadEay Tabernacle Church The exeF
clses were conducted hr ResB- Dr. Thomson Coz
and soHs: the tatter preached the annual ses1oon.
The annuat rrpoEt wax read, which shsrs ihat an
ministers are u the service or the society ii =
different states: tht humber Of consrega;lons
aud missionary stations supplied are l.asS: nom-
Der q pspls N Sabbath sehool& 1850; i
churches have been organized hy the utsstonartes
during the teaz, and s. hare teeome seif-sorpon-
ing. IS houses Of Worship have been completed
tls repaired! aud = Others ARE now Ia pEoces. or
ssrs;oa 10 :. kesstpts, ~ ssoas; Expenditures
ne: for iahoE performed. The so.at Of pledEra u
addition anlouna 10 Sisa. AMI the ba!snce In
the ttessur5 oniy =, Sssg1~ N. receipts exceed
those ot the previous sea1 o5 1aGsla.L