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AMEEttG AN nl hAaE EONAG II As

 This grea, National Institution held their anniversary this morning in the Mid de Dutch Church. At o'clock, the Offi- cers, managers, the clergy aud lay dele gates assembled at the SOciety's House, and at halfpast 9 o'clock proceeded in pro- cession to the church.

 At 10 o'clock his excellcncy Governor CLINTON entered, and was conducted to the presidents chair. The Rev. Dr. Day, President of Yale College, commenced the exercise of the day by reading the 7th chapter of Micah. Letters were then read from several of the Vice Presidents apologising for their not being able to att tend the anniversary. Among these was one from the President of the United States, and one from the Hon. John Cot ton Smith, late Governor of Connecticut.

 His excellency Govern lr Clinton then rose and pronounced an address, introduc- tory to the exercises of the day, the deliv- cry of which occupied about eighteen min utes. Unfortunately the crowd was so great that we could not get near enough to hear it. Gentlemen, however, who were more successful, speak of it as one of the most chaste and beautiful productions ot the pen of its eminent author. We shall endeavor to treat our readers with it to- morrow.

 William w. Woolsey, Esq, Treasurer, read his annual report, and the Rev. Mir. Brigham, read the Report of the Man agers. From this highly interesting docu- ment we make the following extracts:

 The receipts of the Society during the year ending lst of May, have amounted to S64,764 13--which is $11,774 19 more than those of the proceeding year. Ot the whole amount, S35, 366 29 were re- ceived in payment for Bibles and Testa- ments, $19,282 82 as free donations. $4,- 225 as subscriptions to pay the debt on the Society's House, and $2,97O as per- manent loans. The particular sources from which the income has been derived, are as follows;

 Donations from Auxiliary So-

 cieties, s1s,466 90 Donations from Bible Socie-

 ties not Auxiliary, s52 IA Remittances for Bibles from

 Auxiliary Bible Societies, 29,o18 AZ Remitances form Bible Socie-

 ties not Auxiliary, l,1O4 5Z Donations from Benevolent

 Societies 20 Legacies GAO To constitute persons directors

 for life, 45O To const tute persons Members

 for life, s,11s Annual contributions. 444 Donations from individuals, 638 83 Congregational collections, 157 96 Proceeds of Bibles and Testa-

 ments entrusted to individu-

 als in foreign parts, 78O 3l Sales to individuals, 2,893 6 Rents of parts of Bible Society

 Building, 700 Dividends on stock, 62O Interest on money loaned to

 Trustees of Building, $50 36 Donations for payment of debt

 on Building, 4,225 Reimbursement fdebt on Build

 ing by Trustees, l,O49 GA Permanent loans, interest to be

 paid in Bibles and Testa-

 meuts, 2,97o