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BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES AT PRovIDENCE-- The second days meeting of the Home Mission So ciety was taken up in the discussion of Dr. Wech's resolution, dec aring it inexpedlcnt to employ slave holders missionaries, and of substitute by Dr.. MagInns, providing for the peaceable dissolution of the society. No decision made al the hour of adjournment.

 The debate was resumed on the following day, when the resolutions of Dr. Maginns were adopted. committee was appointed to report plan of sep- aration. The committee consisted of Rev. Drs. Ma g,nns, Wayland and Sears, Rev. Alessrs. Tucker, Webb and Taylor, and the Hon. J. II. Duncan, of Haverh, Mass

 The report of the committee was accepted yester- day. IL provides for the amicable separation of the society, leaving the charter the North and ing the just proportion of tine funds of he society 10 the South. The separation has not been effected, but ihe way for it has been prepared. The board are not restricted in thsir choice of missionaries. though i, Is understood that shareholders will be appointed.