New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-20
nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
III. Religious Assemblies.
cc,rs.roudsnce of The Nsw-forS 1noaHe.
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- t.r,scor.I Commemorative Assembly
.t o'clock last evening when The sGi' was called aad
~ duly organized. The teiierS presented their
EpYr Of The las, ballot, and tnse 'e'As ~ 10 sas
,-5-r.S that there b. another caiio'-
.nc- ci the TellerS. several matters
j,>i Of and the presentation oil ths report Of he
Committee appointed 20 procure 1io af
,bo-;,y OF the Diocese OF renns! ,,aa s@e ,se u
me 4u'o;' S<;on after which the Report was adopted
ff,c, that collections D. Recommended ~ t atsSs'
ibnc,br, once during the yeat ana 'he s'o. ,.s See
ed to b placed al The diseiS" , "a Of Chrs
n,,ntrI IN purchasing AID distributing p'oie,
The Tellefs having returned, 1t was
,f, ,f,rr, v As no election whea ai'eI o,'e es
,bols matter was indefinitely postponed 0! '0'e o. %
o.. TWO other matters Of e interest weTe 'faH>'esa
ich the last four OF the sS' sam "aS sus
rho Beuedicton Il the Bishop pronou"ea | NJ
'ue Ill r., ,e,t ON the tnird Sunday OF May, iSA
'ior IN attendance 10 Clerical and oo Lay Mem,
bvrs -. Pur,syrysr,s Cpr,.y
SI,,i Al hali.past O'Clock precisely YESTERDAY
r, m. Assembly met, ard was oPene" VIA p!ayet,
~ ,b n<u,l standing committees were tneu "pPvta'so
,ielerlte ficm the General 'Ssee'A'ion - H nS
,,r,>eu, and desired Correspondence VIII w 0V' e'N!
rrrt.rrsl rs were also se'eIa IetO''' - ,;,
a. Monday report the state OF he!'eon VII! Dc E.'
,y} A. which time interesting ha''e' N'i' p'sAie'
t,b sp,ion of Statistical Reports WAS made the order
~ which the Assembly ADJOURNED with PRAYER.
~ norrinc,s Sessen.-The Assembly met Al : A "
ard opened with pFaHei' h;.., which go, s.,n
l,ba,s arose upon the rniie'es y 'N' "@ aiis
I r.fsrrr,l 10 = { orimi,tee OF three
,,nn,,uoro,ion from the Congregational Union Of hug
law, and Wales was pr,en ed, but was deferred Until Moa
iay when It will be read .r Mn;
r,,,;,, from the Presbyery Of Des Nlemss wa. PIE.
81" connection with the Assembly, which, after
considerable debate, VAS referred
% mrs, Sabbath III January, isll was hAsI ePon As the
day Of General Prayer for the sa!a'iVn 0. VIC "on.
Several motions communications NC We're presented but
rho oIy mror,n, matter that ansptFed was .le'iet from
Mr.. Bokuu asking PERMISSION 10 auGisss e h'se"0' ca
the subject Of the Jews which WAS fsist. s
4 communication, relative 10 ,"''ii''t"s ''s'' W.
Iectiou. was received and referred. ,
DR. Edwards, on motion, was invited % address the AS
sorb ibis afternoon a, O'clock upon the saaenheaioa
of the Sabbath. .u >, u y,
C;yNYRAL Assembly, or THE PRtsefrkHAS .hr"Is
ola School According 10 adlourhme'" Jug -,S'em'V
mel =, o'clock aud after being duly organized The New
Mr. Aknson reported Chairman OF committee on Lee
hons IN favor the admission OF several members 10 which
ohec,ior had been made, which was agreed TO-
op. difficulty existed relation TO the reception OF u"
r. NJ Smth delegate from the Columbia fresoyten,
which was referred to Committee who reported III accord
.ce with tie facts OF the case "he" Tue '''uS
10 admit the Reverend gentleman as ne'noc'.
The election Of Moderator was next taken up. s, VI
S,,;,,r of N.w.York and Rev. Dr. Leland oil south Caio
Ina ven, nominated when the Rev: Dr hfeos, 'he Pefnf
reut Clerk proceeded to call the roii tue meiVTs 'T's
viva VOC " he. Dr. Spring declared eiecta U! ias
,,. Rev Dr. Breckenridge who lad been acting as Moe
rltor pro em iinmediatel! Proceeu'a u y ps'S M ~
tb, otSc. when the sea. yielded up TO Dr. Spring,
] Roy, Murray,
elected Temporary Clerk having received " votes ana us
! Rev David junkin. Of this city, " votes
The application from the General Assocat'on OF new
York for correspondence referred TO Commute eS
is,;n,, of Rev Dr. Mott Rev. DR.. Lord ke' MI o0A'
smith and Elders Woodruff aud Anchincloss:
,commtee receiy, the reports OF the -FOUR noaa
the General Assembly appointed, whe, the Ioh'erIa
took up TN, overture Of the last General -NseWO'! ~ fe
uce 10 an amendment the Constitution relative 70 the u
mission of the ministerial ohce Answers oil teS'!,e'sA
The overture were received aud the Reports were eerIed@
,b. R.y Dr. Iawre and Rev. Dr. Green
After PRAYER BY t- Moderator, the Assembly adjourned
until O'Clock this morning. ,..,..
AgfsRNoox SgssioN.-A o'clock the ASSEMBLY mel
and Was opened with prayer by the Moderator,
The names appointed upon tn. several Standing Commit
tees was then announced and approved
delegate from Indiana appeared aud was permitted TO
/ take his
The printed proceedings of the Evangelical Association
| of Rbo,- I.lsn, were received aud distributed
A communication from the minutes of the PHILADELPHIA
Churches was read desiring that the Narratives OF the sal:
of Religion be publicly read on Monday was alter e'a
discussion, disagreed 10.
The Anniversary Meetings Of the several Boards was ha
announced By III. Moderator as follows:
Board of Foreign Missions on Tuesday at 10 a NJ
Board Of Missions on Wednesday, et 10 A NJ
Board of Education on Thursday. at 10 ~ M
Board of Publications, on Friday at 10 A NJ
After few other unmportant matters were disposal Oh
the Assembly adjourned 10 meet al T. NJ