Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-25

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Court day.
SYNOD OF VlaaNA-oLu ScnooL-- The following
csalution offered 10y Rev. Wm. Brown Was discussed
aud adopted on saturday;
Resolrsd. That through the press and pulpit the
Elders Of our church be mora frequently reminded of
their obligations to eN, rise general supery sion
over Ie spiritual interest OF the churches IN which
they bear rule and that they be specially urged to
visit the families Of the congregation in their official
character for the purpose OF rel gous conversation
and PRAYER that they visit the sick AMI bereaserI; puy
parlicuor attention 10 the youth of the church seek
ont the errng and strayng members of the flock and
In the absence OF the PASTOR in of vacancy in
She church. assemble the congregation and hold re-
H. ribus service.
Aficr the address Of the Rev Dr.. Plumer on the
Bible cause minute WAS adopted declaring the
warn friendship of Synod for the American Bible
$o.lety ana urging the ministers and churches TO
help it onward.
Rev DR.. Burrows, OF the Baptist church. was invi-
tel to sit as corresponding member.
The following resolutions were unanimously adop-
tel
Resolrs7 That in order to establish Presbyterian
Female Institute in the city of Richmond Synod re-
commend the formation of joint stock company to
raise and manage funds for that purpose.
Resoiued, That the committee raised on this sub
jact at the session OF the Synod in 1885, and coutin-
uad till this time, he still continued and be charged
with the formation e this company.
The Synod then adjourned to meet in Lewisburg
the first Wednesday in September 1887.
THE LATE CATHOLIC OUTRAGE.-Ihe attempt OF a
few Irish Catholics to prevent the immersion OF u
young convert 10 Professionalism, at the Second
Baptist thu ch, on Sunday night last excited con-
siderable degree OF indignation III the community.
The ringeaders OF the outrage were arrested and th
ken before the Mayor ON Tuesday. Their names are
John Joyce Alieheal Moon, and llmoty Ryan The
name of the young lady is Mary Cullen, and she
testified follows:
"kNan Is my step-taiher On sunday morning When
| returned from church, ne sad he had heard
was gong to be baptlsed at tile Second bapnst
thraeh ana II he knew II TO he 50, he would eGl my
throat from ear TO earahd All the irginianS III hifh
motd could not prevent IT. MI. joyce my uncle KNOW
that he had sara So
Ihe evidence OF oiher Witnesses corohorateu the
statement OF Inc atair punished IN luesday " hlg
4ar Mayor disposed oil the case by requiring each OF
te accused 10 give security III the sum OF 9Zoo eaeh
- keep the peace rtmarklhg that II another case OF
the kind vas bseREht before nm, he would SEND 1t
10 the grand j9T ana the Offenders would Doubtless
He snigeete1 10 hhe ana lmlfisohneh'.-!tteAm
Wig,
LADIES tAsHloSS'-lhat our iair readers may be
a'iseI IS to the ast items from the dress circles oil
faria--she head quarters OF all fashions, including
uact from letter written there
FtRlHt sept. -%'-1ty eoors are the char letttls-
Tx Of the autamnal fashions. hed Is the fRorie nue.
have seen robes OF eack more antique wlth houn-
composed oil scotch pIalds, the trimmings OF the
eorsage helng otlhe same gay eoiofs us the HoHhces
Among lhose olettes &c vie taat nave oeeh greatly