New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, %. s)

Core The ~ Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday Juns2 4.
The Presbyterian General Assembly, Old School met
again this morning. After prayer by Rev. NJ. Wilson.
the minutes Of the session OF last evening we're read and
The Committee on Leave Of Absence read the Of
quite number OF Delegates who have obtained leave The
report was, notion received The Assembly is thinning
off rapidly the prOraced session has had is effect IL is
probable the business will be broush, to close in the
course OF 10
The reports 81 several Delegates to corresponding bodies
were read, and motion rec lived.
The COMMITTEES Bills and Overures read memorial
No 90 relating to furnishing the minutes at cheap rate.
The Committee recommended that reply In the neguiye
BE- returned TO the memorass The report and resolution
were adopted
al o'clock this evening After some conversation tho
motion laid on the table
Mr. Baird Of Arkansas read protest against the
action Of the Assembly in the matter Of the synod Of
Kentucky The protest received, and Mes-rs Van
Zsndi, Mailer and Wilson were appointed Committee
Overture No Is, from the Presbytery Of Tuscumbi.,
relative to Cambeite baptism, after some discussion wa
laid on the table.
memorial from the Presbyterian Historical Society
was read relative certain documents and manuscripts
OF historical mporaaee. A resolution adopted to-
The effect that every heiy be afforded the society by
the Assembly and the various Synods also
qVesed 10 do all in their power to aid the efforts Of tia
Society.
The order Of the day being the further considers, y
Of the report Of the COMMITTEES Finance, was then
taken up. The report and reso.I'ions read Thsy
refer principally TO the losses sustained by certain Sch
ceyed and the resolutions we're adopted after l.
fcatOn
The unfinished busness-beng the further consides,-
ton Of the report Of the Board Of Domestic Missions
thea, on motion OF Dr. VIM l.. Breckenridge, taken
up 49,
DR. Junkn in favor Of giving oil possible aid 10 thu
Domestic Missions he believed them 10 be Of para mount
importance end that the Missionaries in own land
too much neglected He appealed strongly in favor Of the
cause
DIR Baird asked that the discussion be suspended for G.
brief tine 10 enable DR. Revel the Moderator Of the WAL
densan synod 10 make few remarks Leave was grant
ed and the gentleman from the Hsdensss Introduced
and returned thanks for the kindness aRd sympathy he had
received At the hands ofhs Assembly The Moderator
Piled in feeling manner
The discussion then resumed and the debate was
continued Until the hour OF adjournment by several gentle
Mr.. Waller Of the Synod Of Philadelphia made long
and effective sddress in opposition 10 the policy Of the
Board Ia reducing the stpends SLOWED b Domestic MIS-
sionaries Several other delegates followed:
Dr. Jones, Secretary Of the Board Of Domestic hs
sons will probably address the Assembly this afternoon,
on The grievances complained Of
tCuRr FoR ToorsAcHE-We know nothing Of the safety
or efcacy Of the following recipe for toothache which
find imputed 10 practitioner n an Eastern paper Gum
cOpa wber dissolved in chloroform forms excellent
Hcoinpounc for sfuinx the holes Of decayed teeth have
used uenty and the benefits my patients have de-
rived from have been truly Astonishing Tie sppl;cs
lion is simple and cay clean ost tbs. zoe. Md
~moisteo Little piece Of cotDn WIN the soluon intro
duce this into the decaytd part and every the
"rsld has been almost instantaneous the cblofoiorm
the pain and the gum cOpa resss the action OF
the saliva and as the application agreeable fhose
"vbo labor unoer the dreadful masdy would do weh 70
make trial of it," fff
Census Of Worcester shows the whole number o. H.
habtant 10 be 207l. INCREASE in three years ine
sbove census does not include the inmates OF me oSo
Hospital the county jail the several sempAnss hhsy
we're addd the population wov'd be increased 70 ap~Sa
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