New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

oonespondence Of The II. Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Thurslay. jane 1855
The SynOd-wss opened with Prayer by the President
The Standing Communities through whom the principal
mart Of the business is transacted announced Tns
following the Committees with the Of their
spective Chainnen;
Committee on the ProSessorais. Rev. Rsmod Wells, DID.
yoGSSe r. w. D%9ht n DID,
t.s Sl ss md Judicial Bushes: Rev < a1'''
Accounts. key Jacob West
fSnsshsa 81 astkvs DID,
Mo%9 Fund jao Steele
Reports from the various Classs the propriety and
e1pedency Of establishing arochal Schools were present
ed read and referred This matter was referred by the
last SYNOD TO the respective Chassis for their consideration
and action at the Spring sessions OF their bodies A.
era thing their action Is adverse 10 the Parochia School
s,sten as inexpedient not practicable and as likely o
affect inurOusy the Common School system nov in opsr
alton The action Of the Synod may be certainly looked
for az hostile 20 the Parochal arrangement
The Report Of the Delegates 10 the German Reformed
SYNOD Was read and referred The action Of the Synod
this report may elicit interesting discussion as the con-
tnuaDce II the Synods correspondence with that Church
NAV be involved In Of the matters embraced in the
report, on which the Synod may be called to act ..
The following resolution offered by Elder Clarkson II.
Crosby, was adopted;
Rsss Ts the Committee the Poso5ais K Instructed o
eque into The ope q Iequs.1F ne Boa q P o, % s
dSs now By Board whose trains 90 Che sabbath aud
the proceeds some other safe aud e'' 09ee"na'e 'sea-
Dr Ferris Of New-York, appointed delegate by the
pibe Society had permission 10 address the Synod In its
bebaf He made come pointed earnest and fOrcble
srLs in support Of the high claims which the American
Bible Society has upon the sympathy and confidence
! NJ the churches and the land. Whereupon, II was
Rsoes That have heard with special pleasure Of The ead
Efforts America Bible Society and 10 increased facilities fof
sUrsedn abroad the Word Of Life.
sod Synod. cherh inhabited Conscience In tho
Bile Society ts property and heartily
the practical ympaes Of al tho churches 1ndsr
ourcerc.
City Of Hudson hs frat Wednesday IN June i0L at 10
I O'Clock An
Closed with prayer by Rev c. Van santvoord.
| AFTERNOON SESSION. .
Rev Mr. Williamson opened the Synod with prayer.
Rev Mr. Garretson, Corresponding Secretary OF ths
Domestic Missionary Society, read his Annua Report.
This was luminous ably written and Mighty interesting
docunent-Qyipg an account Of all matters pertaining Ia
The supnort Of those feeble churches which are constrained
10 avail the seyss Of the bounty rendered by this most
nssfI charity The amount Of moneys received for the
last wear was 1920 the amount OF expenditure about
I Report of the Board Of Foreign Missions was also
road This Board is AUXILIARY to the Am. b. C. f. NJ and
ia collections amounting 10 about the raised for Do
ec Missions 90 into the treasury Of the Parent Society.
and are thence distributed to support missionaries In the
foreign held 80 -...s a.
Rev DIR. Besn appeared and was duly recognized -
delegate the Synod from the General Assembly f''s
byterian Church, Old School 49,. N.
Rev Messrs. Harbaugh ard Fisher deiegs'es ,'yh ~.
German Reformed Church, were also present. ~A' ~~'s
been duly recognized in their official capsci'y ~
The Synod closed With prayer By Rev. a. ~ MAN, T.