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year have been sl97.S67 4s-being anincrease of &3O, ,7l5 A6 over those of the preceding vear. The number of bibles printed the last year, was 4S9.000.

 .arnerieam aud Foreign (Roptist> Bsble S0eiefy Receipts the past year. S36;o7i 76- expenditures, 2s,525 5l. Balance on hand, g, ,446 g. The number of volumes publish- ed the past year, is 24,43s. Number of life members added during the year, 3I6.

 .dsaey1cGn and Foreign Na6b0tk Union. - The annual sermon was preached by Rev. Al. bert Barnes. During fhe last four wears there have been held.in the country, fourteen S,ate Conventions and National Convention of th e friends of the Sabbath.

 Methodist Episcopal .Missionavv Soetetv. The number of missionaries in the employ of the society is 226. The meeting was address. ed by Rev. Mr. Milburn. Chaplain ofthe House of Representatives, Rev. Dr. Kennedy, and Rev. Adam Miller.

 American Rodrd ef .Mfssions-The annu. al meeting was helG at the Tabernacle on the 18th. Rev. Dr. De Witt in the Chair. The re. ceipts for nine months past have been $2o4 GOO, exceeding the receipts last year for the same length of time by $l9,OO0. From April 30th, ls45, to April 3Oth. 1s46, the receipts have been $272 900. Addresses were made by Rev. S. W. Williams, and Rev. Mr. Doty from China, and by Rev. A. A. Gleason of Mohegan, and others. The first speaker said that the Chinese are the only heathen nation who have an established printing press. and they can print books cheaper than we can. Sixty or seventy pages can be printed for cent win their blocks. >.

 American .0nti- SlGoeyy So6ety-The President. Wm. L. Garrison, was in the Chair Receipts the past year, $6, $6,765-expenditures ,l25. The meeting was addressed by c. c. Burleigh, W. L. Garrison, Abbey Kelly Foster. and others.

 American and Foreign .anti. .slaveyy So- eiefy.-The President. Arthur Tappan, in the Chair. The report stated that there were s newspapers devoted to the support ofthe "Lib- erty party" friendly to the old organizat ion or Garrison party, and 10 or l2 that were Anti Slavery in their character-making 50 or more decided Anti-Slavery papers in the country.

 Hartfovd Couranf.