The New York herald., 1874-10-11
THE INDIAN COM MISSION.
The Third Annual Report of the Do
mestic Committee ofthe Board Of Mis-

On last Wednesday afternoon, at three O'clock
the Commissioners Of the above Board met at St.
Anns church. In this city, order to receive the re-
port OF their Secretary and Agent ana appoint the
Executive Committee for the year. The following
gentlemen were chosen :-Chatrman, Rev. H. Dyer
d. D.; Rev. j. A. Paddock, D. D., Rev. A. 7. living,
d. D., Rev. J. H. Rylance, D. D., Rev. Il. A. Hon.
man, D. D., Rev. T. s. Rumney, D. D., Rev. T. u
Dudley, Jr, D. D., Rev. w. Catlock, Mr.. william
Welsh, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. William X. Kitchen,
State Senator Jonn A. King, OF Long Island, and
Messrs. Charles R. Marvin; and Benjamin starr
Secretary and General Agent Rev. r. G. Rogers.
The report presented and adopted contains
much OF interest relating to the domestic missions
and gives valuable Information in regard to the
agencies at present under the care OF the mis-
sionaries. That at Ponka, Dakota, is under the
control Of G. P Btrkett; at Yankton under Rev. J.
G. Gasmann; at Crow Greek under II. +. Living
stone; at Cheyenne under II. W. Bingham; at Red
Cloud under J. J. Savile at Wetstone under L. A.
Howard; at Shoshone, Wyoming, under j. IRWIN;
at White Earth, Minnesota, under Lewis stowe.
The missionaries, catechists, teachers, schools
and mission stations at present in the Indian field
are indicated IN the accompanying list:-
NIoBRARA MIssIoN.-The Right Rev. william
Hobart Hare, d. D., Missionary Bishop, residing
see"Revs. s. D. Hinman. J. ". cooS: Messrs. E ~ s
Carkson and A. Pepe ,native).
sANTEE MissIoN.-Post once address, santee
presbyter In charge. Church Of Our Mercilui
(natlvel, Catech!st: Samuel ManikIya (nativel,
catechst; Samuel Stone tnative). catechist; Dun.
can Graham lnatiye,. catechst; Mrs. $. D. Hin
NJ Kerbach, mouse mother; sister Mary Graves,
teacher. Bazlle River Chapel-Rev Daniel W.
Thomas Nomah di (native), ca atechlst
YANKToN MIssIoN.-Post ONCE address, Yankton
Agency, Dakota. Rev. Joseph w. Cook. presbyter
N Re-
Joseph w. Cook; Rev. Luke q. walker (nattve),
9aya Tasyopa !ussve cateS,s. Ed
gsSns hssa a %asssr SIe Ws!sr sfH Han u teacher M E
Emf Emnanusi % Han @lrsl.s NJ % Rpe6ins, nss0Ss; house
Baser teacher; Amelia Ives, associate. ANf White
swan1Rev. William j. Cleveland. presbyter; Mrs.
ons M osSeaa ssas Sa.e
POINT % Of the 1fimDer-saios P. Walker ' nanVei.
YANxrosSA1s MIssIoN-Post ONCE address, Grow
Greek Agency, Dakota. Rev. II. Burt, deacon IN
Sister Anna Prlchard. Girls school-Sister olive
NJ. Roberts, house mother; sister Sophie 9. Pendle-
teacher; George quinn tnative|, catecnist. 1''D'''
LOWER BRULE MIssIoN.-Post once address,
Crow Greek Agency pakSss
Dress Cheyenne Agency, Dakota, Rev. Henry
Swift, deacon in charge. Boys schoo-Mary j.
l. IA -
WISCONSIN MIssIoN.-Under the charge of Bishop
Hare. Oneida ATeacy ven 1Post once address, Oneida,
byter; Mrs. Goodnough, teacher.
MINNESOTA MIssIoN.-Under Bishop Wnipple.
White Earth Reservation-Rev. J. J. Enmegah-
bown (natve), presbyter; Rev. J. A. Gllhlan,
presbyter; Samuel Madison (native), catechist
Charles Wright tnatlve,, catechist; Gaas Johnson,
Inative. cat @catechist; Mrs. N. L. selpy In charge OF
plta AT Mend0ta-George St. Clair tnative),
catechst.
In reference to scholarships in the Indian school
ing the savage children OF both sexes into board
ing schools, which should be literally Christian
households, and therein imparting TO them such
state OF existence The ST Paups Training
school last year was the commencement Of
have fve boarding training schools In operation
situated as iollows-St Paul's school for boys at
iankton; St Marys school for girls. at Santee
and girls school at CROW Greek, and boys school
at Cheyenne. Among the papers issued during
tice, both because OF their character and because
they were written by Christian Indians. Refer
ence Is here made to the Testimony to the Love
OF Jesus" by the late Rev. Paul Mazaknte, our
first Dakota Presbyter, and to the record OF the
heather and Christian life OF NabunashkOng IA
Rev. j. j. Enmegahbown. Fun justice Is done in in
the report to the EFFORTS OF the various associa-
tlons OF Christian women throughout the
commission vastly Especial mention ls made OF
the followng:-Ihc Dakota League or Massachu-
sets; the Indtans Hope Association Of Phiadel-
phia the Niobrara League OF New YORK; the
Providence Indian Aid Association; the Fairfield
County Indian Aid Association; the Baltimore
Indian Aid Association. The actual receipts for
mission work since october ], 1873, have been
missionary field was growing in extent and in
teresL and tnat thousands OF Indians who but
lew years since, were inaccessible TO civilizng In
nuences, are now brought within the reach Of
gospel mlnistratlOns