New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
REFORMED DUTCH SYNOD.
Reported for The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday June 0, 1853.
wEDSEsDAY-AFTERSOOS SESSION
Opened with prayer The following resolutions OF the
Con II ittee on Education passed
Reod That the Academy the Hoarde in Michigan be
Rd That the accumulated of 200 reported By the Board
Of be invested O the purpose Of aiding this School Inc
Rsss this shall become school,
then the Board of Education invest the % Of $500 for the endo
IsI p % Jasn L IHeH D.
The Committee ON Elections reported the following gen.
temen duly elected to the offices annexed to their
names:
Eea,dd cp,goyqt'os- Nv Van Nest: lest. v..,,..
Fs'Figa %',s..-l EsT S Maesalay Geo
Hoard Dems.te Geo @ Fisher D. John GsuetsOn,
Bsa;d TdscotigT E. vermlye D, s. A.van vrsutou, D.
Standing Ccmnite. "a Rngey. Coage-Isase Ferris D. D.
Knox B. D. B. C. Taylor D. d. Ferris D, W. R. Gordon;
EGer, Basss Keese, Brewer Little cOnOye Ayan Nest and
Boqrd Of Superintendent Of SetnayyRsvs r. w Chambers H.
M,sonarv Preacher. Foreign Mssoss-Prmsiu, George '"
Bf b IL s;sonas acesnd D. Rev J. c.
RIneiord Welis D. D.; sscuIdGs RE-. A POnemus
The following resolutions reported by the Committee on
Missions, adopted:
Bed That the subject Of the anaion OF Classes OF India 30
referred he Ps:u sJnSG o. Ns mo TN. want Of u
hs tss2,r 80, spisit in our churcl~s
That h s%ssT d our or, t eSsl sos s
couise cOrs and present the claims o. the missionary
wSsik hey sre called Of God preach tho Gospel
he Committee On the State of Religion reported through
IL Chairman, Rev c. Van Santvoord.
This report sets forth the religious condition Of the
Chuches for the year 1921 ana represents Il TO nave
been OF more hsu ordinary prosperity There has been
much acyit in the building OF church edhces in the or
faDizaon Of churches aud in efforts generally to ex
tend the church The greater outlay OF means 10 advance
the outward prosperity Of the Church has not reduced but
incsGased the amount given 10 religious charities The
number received into the Church confession OF faith
during the year 1874 the admission by certificate 1898
total BIZ Sus pensions - deaths 6il. -L .
u was agreed to hold an evening session. commencing ~
o'clock Closed with prayer.
EyENiSG Session.
The case Of Rev. John Ebaugh came up on his a p,i
from the decision of Particular Synod Of New York an
frmng the decision Of the Chassis Of Ne"fork su' sh"i
ing HIM from the Minis ~.
The appeal ana reasons Of appeal were read The -
menis in the case read. The appellant hev' "
Ebanqh was heard in his justification and de<cnse O. -
charges preferred against him Before the close 81 ~
DIRE the hour ofsdournment arrived Cio'ea Win
" NV THrRsp.r MoRsISs SEssfos.
The entire session consumed IN nearing ING cee u
Mr. Ftaugh On the conclusion Of bis plea 10 usuhctsOh
a. C,oni.o,,.rs Of Classis and Particular SYNOD aeV
Mr. Gordon and Rev. T. W Chsmoers' wee r nyAIu ney
Mr. SAMPSON the counsel ior MI EoA1sn alu,
before c1 sing the Synod adjourned Closed with prayer
" new M AFTERNOON SESSION.
srod rssumed the consideration OF Mr.. Ebaughs case.
ys;nsoo closed his argument for the appellant The
stis th,n Withdrew while the Synod proceeded to de-
berae ON the case each member being limited to three
minutes in speaking the question. The question was
finally taken on the following resolution
Rlscissd appeal Of Jno Ebaugh be sustained.
Decided in the negative unanimously. No the decision
Of both the Chassis and the Particular nod of New York
confirmed by the higher court, snd Mr. Ebaugh sus
penoed from exercising the functions Of the ministry Toe
charges against Mr. Ebaugh were coniumacy the pubFs
ton Of sancerQus and deama,Ory charges against neT
bers Of the Cassls Of New " rk and the bringing sl
charges against ministers of the Class ia the discharge o.
their duties through the channel OF indictment IN hs
Civil Court, The upanmty Of all the udicstouss wascn