New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.-The Cen
ersl Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church. which hss
been in session in the church corner of Fourth and
South Seeondsts, since Wednesday morning last has
adjourned to Monday next, q, IL o'clock, when Ii will
probably continue three four daysts conclude ia
business There are present 100 Clerical and
Lay Delegates of the Chassis of this denomination, from
New.York, New.Jerscy and Pennsylvania Rev Gus.
tavus Abe ell OF Newark is the President of the body
Rev A. NJ Mann. of oughkeepse, delivered the annual
sermon on Wednesday evening The Corresponding
Secretary of the Board of Domestic Missions rendered
his report yesterday, by which learn that greater
number of new churches have been organized during
the past than any previous year. and the spirit OF Chris
tan enterprise is much quickened in that denomination
Toe Corresponding Secretary Of the Foreign Board
Rev Dr. Wi furnished his report which spoke encour.
asngy of their mission ia China but referred to that in
Borneo as almost hopeless Messrs Doty and 1slmsdge
lahs ing the China Mission The report further In
uass that the present Synod may discontinue the con-
nesSsn between this Board and that of the American
Board of Foreign Missions, many of the influential
and discreet men o. that denomr alton believe tina,
separate organization under their CONTROL would
develop more men and money for improving eIrt than
can be done by the present arrangement
The appeal case OF Rev. Mr.. Eblugh, Of NeSYork &C.
cupiei the attention the Synod IN the afternoon. He
was sdjudged guilty of contimacy By his Chassis. He
appealed to the Particular Synod without success, and
now appeals to this body. His case is represented %
Judge Sanders of Schenectady Rev. Drs. Vermilyea
and Fisher appear in behalf Of the Chassis and Rev Dr.
Bethune acts Commissioner In behalf OF the Psrtcu
lar Synod Thus far the proceedings OF this body have
been character lied by harmony but this appeal case Is
expected totry sorely their patience
INcrNpLARY FIRE.-About | o'clock
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the stable and
carriage house of Mr. s. Tutte coal dealer corner of
South Seventh and Second.sts The flames ragged with
such fury that in short time the building, which was
frame one was entirely consumed together with every
thing |, contained The fire engines prevented the de-
yournp element from communicating with the ad AGENT
buildings and kept 1t confined to the place where 1t
originated Two valuable horses were roasted alive
carriage harness and lo full of hay destroyed.
The loss Ia estimated at $780, insured for 800 The
fire was unquesonably the work of an incendiay, as
light had not been used in the premises for several
days
~ The body of boy hoated ashore at
South Elevenihst day before yesterday. 1t was sup
posed to be the boiy of John F. Schluter lad aged
about eight years who drowned on Sunday, the "a
OF May last by falling from the ferry boat Oye brancn,
while on her passage Brooklyn. The father was &C.
cordney notified and identified the body as that oil MS
son.
~ Rev. Mr.. Holloway, of Albany,
New York. has accepted call from the Thrd Reformed
Dutch Church of this city, /, become their pastor. lie
upon his pastoral duties about the LIST Of july
ensuing.
~ The members of Pacific Engine No.
have adopted highly complimentary resolutions to their
late Foreman, Assistant and Secretary-IIenry Sher
wood, Isaac Sherwood and Henry E. Dlsbrow.
~ TIE Strawberry season will COM
meuce on the latter part of next week. at which time
the first plckings will be ready for market
~ Three colored persons are under ex-
animation before Mayor Berry, charge OF kidnapping
a child named COtee