New-Yorls civ Tract Society.
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The Nineteenth Anniversary OF this highly useful
and wellorganizcd body was celebrated last even
ing at the Tabernacle the Vice President IN The
chair. After prayer by Rev. j. w ALEXANDER,
the Annunl Report OF the Femac Branch Tcasurers Re
port and Report of the n Y. c. I. Society were sue
cessvey read by Rev. X. :. Cook, Mr.. WM. WALKER
and Rev. ISAAC ORCHARD. The Report of the Society
states that it sustans fourteen missonares-one OF
whom attends 10 the shipping department; another 10
the German population and twelve III The City, some hav-
ing ward under their care and others two The
average number of vsters has been 1912; S4S5l Tracts
have been distributed Gas Bibles and i90 Icstamens
supplied destitute persons; 1868 children gathered
into sabbath aud 800 into public schools los persons
gathered Bibble classes and lc62 induced 70 attend
church, 0 temperance pledges obtained 1870 district
prayer meetings held; 35 backsliders reclaimed; 1871
converted, and IJ1 converts united Win eNhnselcaI
churches.


\ touching compliment paid 10 the memory OF the
late President, DR. MILNoE. by Rev Isaac Orchard dur
IN. the reading OF the report. Rev JOHN BOWLING, OF
the Bcrcun Baptist Church then vcntured some observa
uons upon the resolutions relating 70 the adoption and
printing OF the Reports He spoke OF the immense ben
ef,s nccruing from such establishment as the Tract
Society and reflected (rather severely we thoueh upon
the Roman Catholics. He exhibited To the audience
tdlisEaN charm which Trend OF his had found IN
public place and which he found, upon examination OF
his Irish cr worn by such OF Ler country
men fortunate enough 10 obtain them TO guard
against accidents dangers, diseases &c The article III
question contained simply piece OF psper with Latin
inscription. The anecdote OF Luihers first conversion
to the Doctrines OF Faith he also gave with much force


Mr.. BOWLING was succeeded BY Rev. NJ. 5. HUTTON,
who delivered somewhat cncthy address on the utility
Tracts and Rev WoI ADAMS. oi the Central Presby


Church The latter gentleman spoke oi his meet
ing with the celebrated Merle G4ubiSr6 at Geneva and
cited his opinion the subject. remark of Rev J.
DowLING's struck very orcihy. He said that il the
members OF the Senate and the House could be prevailed
upon 10 give attention to the Bible and Tracts, he
would have 20 lear of WAY with foreign powers Rev.
EDw. TAYLOR OF the Mariners Church Boston, gave
address at some length in the eccetrc style Tor which
he is remarkable, and the meeting dismissed with
PRAYER.