New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
CUPREME COURT-Edward Cromwell and VII
Nen'Uork Daily Grihnmt.
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.
THIRD DAY.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, June 4 las

THIRD DAY.
correspondence Of The N Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, June 1s1.
The Synod convened and opened with prayer the
President The minutes OF the last meeting we're read
agreed to hear Rev DR. Baird and Rev j. p Rsys this
afternoon at O'Clock, in behalf OF the Foreign and Chris
tisn Union.
resolution was offered by Elder Phillips proposing to
alter the style and title Of the Reformed Dutch Church. by
leaving out the word Dutch Referred TO Special
Committee consisting OF Rev j. nj Knox Porter and
copy OF j. Romeyn Brodheads History Of NewYork
presented to the Synod BY the author and COMMITTEES
appointed to propose the suitable acknowledgment
The COMMITTEES OyeTtures and Judicial Business re
ported in the OF Alfred Carha whose be-
fore the Synod by appeal of the ca.ss Of New
York from decision OF Particular Synod Of New York
The usual mode in matters of this kind pursued Tho
appellant body heard through it, commissioner Rev
4 w. Chambers Mr. Carhart was heard In his own de
Tense and justification The Particular Synod heard
through its commissioner, Rev. A. ~ Mann. The appel
liant heard in reply After which the parties retired,
according TO law In such made and provided while
the deliberations on the matter were going on previous 10
a final vote on the question.
Pending this deliberaton an invitation was received
from Rev DIR Ducachet Of the Episcopal Church. % the
members to view the monumental ststuary at ST. Ste
phens at such hour gh suit them The Synod desg
mated Saturday at o'clock as the time At which they
would comply with the offered cOurtesy. Closed with
prayer by Rev Mr Van LEW.
AFTERNOON stssIoS.
Rev DR. Baird and Rev Mr Revel Moderator Of the
Wadepsian Synod addressed the Synod FOR time AZ
ter opening the condition and prospects Of Protestant
ism at home and abroad The statements made very
encouraging respect 10 the progress Of the pn pes Of
the Reformation as well in several foreign countries
among the Catholic population Of our Own. Mr. keyes
represents Church which existed ia the Piedmont Val
eys years before Luther Numbered against ndulgen
Church which has never succqmbes to superstition
bat has preserved for centuries the truth delivered
to the primitive disciples and which as Mr. keve remark
ed needed not 10 be reormed because had been
dtornaed By papal corrupons and excrescences lie Wis
its this country only TO bear the salulstons Of his
Church 10 the American Christian Churches but 10 enlist
Hatd In fofI
in the Valleys Of Piedmont Synod having heard the state
ments Of Mr. ReYe,
Re,od That % sSnsd ysso@s With ,hs wsnnss shrsi.o AZ
synod That they have beard with much pleasure the
%:S IsE,Is Sympathy sSs
e .S ac, % 1 them ana ssres, anss Ia eiim.
Of the oOnhaencs and hb Of Churches under
synod resumed the consideration Of the case Of Mr. Car
hart The members being called on In the order OF the
spectiye Chassis proceeded TO deliberate upon up TO the
closed with prayer by Rev. DIR Dwight.
Last evening excellent sermon was preached 10 the
Third Ref Dutch Church. by Rev. Oscar u. Gregory Of
West Troy from Cor XIII 6, Charity never falstb :"
II the stated Annual Sermon on the subject of Domes
tic Missions and the interest felt la ~ Arguments and APP
peas evInced by the attention OF arespecsby ngner
audience
The Session opened with prayer whereupon the regular
business of the morning proceeded WITH via the trial
Of the appeal Of the CLASS Of New 0rk After pretty
free discussion by be members Of the question at issue,
the question was token upon Us merits aud decided sur-
matyely, on the following resolution.
sn n Particular synod Of New YORK. b. snd hereby sustained
The question Of coustuie1a order th ma yer d tfn
~ sreh pyls ses bs The acton Of synod
A communication was received from Rev. Dr. scudder,
oue Of our Missionaries I1da rel ung 10 the formation
ola Casss connected with NJ H. d. Church, In that for
report from the Csssis Of Michigan on the subject Of
Classical School to be under the care Of synod read
and referred
repor. from the Committee on Education, through It's
Chairman DR.. Matthews. read the expedieDcy OF
establishing Psrochial Schools The report adverse
TO the plan Of such schools being established the ground
Of their inexpedency and interference with the common
schools now ia operation The resolution In the report
was not acted AZ present but viii undoubtedly pass
Rev. Mr. Gartner Agent Of American Tract society was
heard on notion 70 that effect for ten minutes IN support
Of the objects he Is employed topromote
Rev. Mr.. Harbough one Of the delegates nom inc
! German Reformed Church, being about 10 take his
leave OF his synod was invited IN course to address the
/ Members He gave very encouraging accounts OF the
81 the Church he represents the expansion OF its
re- The increase Of rs Churches mentioned the dhcul,
,is continued 10 encounter its nnmovabe adherence,
In spite Of ssnderous made through the
csr no less than religious Press TO the great standards
ofb and practice always recognized by the Reformed
Cbn~ches and OF tswnn desire cultivate and mantzo
nSIv and closer fellowship with Churches sssmated By
doctrne and order TO H. The President Of synod warmly
the sentiments expressed by the Delegate and
expressed return the interest felt by The Dutch
Church in the peace and prosperity Of their German
Brethren.
Very little important business has been rAnsaced - yet
by Synod the important Committees NOT rspofos
til next week. II Is expected that some vey
and important matter will be brought osfofs tne Synv
before their adjournment Of which your nosa;,s a..
appraised Synod adjourned At the close " ~ M -,
ION N mss, :, N o,c(ock Monday Prayer by NJ DwteA