The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

masters TO hberats their saves. When In the
woman, who the brother tells In tbs a. mo cart
with tbs swipe-when buy her ct her desire am not
bound TO give hsr up, for shs owes ssrvi,s
lar. for ne Do you'd 3 shs 70 Soa n.
In sisvery, without my consent
cipals and should not mot therefore axe TO 40 40
daughter and sppause) When the Southern black
The South then cay let them get the p,vsr to do So
and free themselves BY the sword.
The further discussion Of the question was here post
pcned to be resumsd this morning. at hail. past mine.
Old School-sixth Day.
The Assem- bly, met yesterday morning .. the usual
hour, and vas opened with prayer.
The committee whom had been referred the subject
OF the destdtuticn of ministers families made 70 port
embracing resolutions recommending the esta
ofa fund for their relief that each minister should
be 'sxed 3d. and each church 81, annually for that
purpose.
The report was made the SO sond order for this morning
The Rev Aessrs R. G. Northruss Of the General Asso-
citation of hassschues and Maltby Of the General Con-
fertnoe OF Marie. ate naly received and respes
lively addressed the Assembly upon the progress &C.
neral condition Of religion in their sections OF the country
Rev Mr. Northruss Mass observed that he considered
he Church in New England az approaching an unaui
nous opinion upon the subject of slavery, abssa,nng
however at the uue from violent partizAn vita ,e
ration resp ectingit
General Conference
he represented were Congregatonalists. They rum.
bered IL COO members in 235 churches, divided into
conferences With respect to slavery, they regarded
It grea. evil this General Assembly did, and
Expressed the opinion often resolutions has svsd
us. observed Mr. Ia. and it may have grieved you In
part hut We rejoice that il bAs dtviced u.s.
fev.red the correspoDderce which prevails between
The MODERATOR in re latter sfudipg 70 his recspticn
"a cslsgae to the General Conference ssid-As 70
slavery, never heard remarks upon the evis OF the
system that could moi suoecnbe to- Blu. at the
South dsre fo-hearsnee; know the evils of avsry
b. tier than you at the North never heard man at
the south viD6cae IT. till the sboliticpsts compelled
70 charge ground and had it not been for that
woul, never have heard it eulogised part of the
psreofion tf civilization. ALLOW to tenter you
tslutatiops and assurances OF frateEual affection.
Mr. VIM f. scHYscK submitted the report Of the Board
Of Publication, of which ne following is absract:
The limits OF the Or az Bossd have ,enty
bee changed 50 hs, VII hereser co,npeHoe anousy on
chance the poron CT TIME under review compreOends
the Board were presented three
'i l. Production
q DtTibu,ion.
Produon-Tbe publishing sgeni erorts that there hsys
tss sn,S 80 NEW vSTt " new SeI ,x and Is
IL exc 1sgs, The % .,s a. %
yea have been sss aso copies
Of he d. %,ss : SS ssS Sss ss
& ssn ~ he pss ne % 80 Of ~
IL ';Sss
which has eeeved much oommencaton The Board hss
Several ;dsous have also BEEN made o he
HAS given the judicious incrrase FITS
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ss or q 9s' H e me ens Foreign
ssSa sses !sss ;ssss % Zoos; Zoo S,s"..
which the publications the Beard reach the hands oftne ps
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b.: e
t.ed to ndVas ssuous
ssat uaoa total distributions Of the nonhs
B. By .a Hss !. puSissins house l7lss vol.
~ .r.r.s =, Cupnrseu,. 1853
Of Executive committee. .................. $3.50
Total OF distributed ............3l44 ss
Sa4.oiios here bas been era,iyps increase in
s 5 ss rssa @ r.: M
months. They have been a. follows
ross psSmens Of IL monSs Sss Is
Tcs receipts from sales Of boosr tracts and sabbath
yos .scsiot, ior colpo,.srs is5
q sssssesss .ssiss sssSr.xs uDa ssss
EG sDss Collecting agent b.: Sss,
spoetn on the part Of pssors hsseves to instruct and
Ssiss & 5ss,S sssss! ;ss!es:
@ Gu sSee
h.s bee, ~ col ssisr sssDt 10 he ss6 :, ri. no
q pIes.s.: such ssIe!oss ss
rsges and enlarged Ions for the lime
Rev. Dr. BOWMAN presented brief report, With reso
upon the report of the Publication Beard.
The resolutions mmended that John sydney, ESQ.,,
be elected TO AL the vacancy In the oard which occurred
doriDg the past year BY the death Of Hugh Auchncoss
Eco, ard that the Rev. Joseph Strat,on, DID, be sp-
pointed to preach the annual sermon before the Board
an d.. Rev s VIM Hewitt eD be his .lssrnass o.,
the church assisting ISy Increased contributions, the
The report and resolutions were adopted.
Rev. JoeHUA PHnPs tfeSed resolution to the effect
EDITION Of the Confession Of Faith in the German Iaa-
gusge Mr.. Pr in support OF his resolution referred to
the sct Of the immense German emigration large por
ton OF which CAvinistic In opinion; but they
could not read English IL desirable that they should
be furnished with German translation Of the work
ferred 10.
Laid ever till the next day.
Afer short recess the Assembly proceeded to the
order Of the eaythe reception Of the reports Of the
various committees upon Synodical records. THIS bust
appeared TO be merely CT routine character, and
did not possess any feature Of interest.
On motion tie Rev. Dr.. Thornswel g. c y was
quested to deliver sermon in the First Presbyterian
church, in Brooklyn, next sunday evening.
Tho Assembly then adjourned.
COroners' lnquests.
ANOTHER VICTIM THE PANAMA Rior-Eoroner Con-
merry held inquest at the New York Hospital upon the
body Of George G. Fields native of this CITY, who died
from the effects o. wounds received during the
late riot at Panama The was cut across the