The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

land. WIS read II exols'ns at lengt1, me reasons
Why sece So n ron the Gsueral assembly had bs
come IN vitshe the part Of those opposed 70 the
progressive scon o ,ast b'oy on the subject Of
slavery. The General Assembly hsd avowed that
The relation mas err and servant, which necessar
ry involves the ides o; property in the services Of
the latter, is SIN ia the sight of God and an OF.
fence in tbe sen in which the term is used ia the
constitution of The chuFch The Cleveland Conyen-
ton ma n.sps that the principle involved ia this
declaration would convert the h,goest judicatory in
the church into an ecclesiastical despo;isn as
tyrannicai as that which has distinguished
the Church of Rome. The call having
been red without observation, thu mode
OF voting at the convention was, sfOer .
brief discussion, agreed upon. The Committee on
Business then laid before the meeting report en-
dorsng the action of the Cleveland Convention and
calling upon all the PresbJter in the Presby terao
church, North as well as South, which are opposed
to the agitation of slavery in the highest udicatory
to appoint delegates In the proportion prescribed by
their form OF government for the appointment OF
commissioners to the ASSEMBLY 70 meet in Knox,
ville Tenn, the bird Thursday 10 Nav. 1858 for
the purpose of organizing o General Synod, uoder
toe name of the United Synod Of the Presoy.
terrain Church in toe United States OF America. AZ
ter short discussion the consideration of the report
Was adjourned, aud made the order Of the day for
the next days sitting.
The cotton o,srs.s yesterday exhibited vii
luguese be part Of holders buyer Toe tAss
embraced sbou. leo bales, baed upon midSg ups ids
at ItIo, And middirg New Orleans l6c. Flour
heavy, bot, With fsr smoant Of ssle-, olsea
rates for mary descrpaors PIT 70 5hoce wheat va
Grmer, with eses Of red Terressee 81 asa 81 81
the lat ouide proe-snd red Southern At 81 A. and
prime TO On ice white do at 81 10 81 r. Jorn was
easer, with lea OF Western mixet at $40 $50. Prs
was steady vi saes Of $25 rs S26 81 an
ard prime At Sal IS Sales of sugars were confined 10
500 400 hhis, prices given elsewhere Ia sron Or
column give s,me Interesting tables Of stock showing
the of renee ss.ween the rocks the Of September
odsy com pared With the fts or Augus. last and vita
stocks the nrs OF september 1886 Tne nu orr Of
hofsheass the trst Of ssplemser (odsy II oSs
cou pared with 81 99l the ar't o. September lat
and 1855 on the frs OF September, 1855, show
ing = decrease In sAob case. The hogsheads u
NolAds, boxes ami bags, show sn increase owe.
September, 1865, bQ; decrease com5ased with
The ocs the ,st ef August last snould the sales far
consumption be equal to those la 1885, sep,e
toeer and Novemor, the stocks viii at the end OF The
season probably not greatly exceed what they
cose az the sesob last car vncss tia reoei J,s tns
mex, ezce .hoss OF last year. of which there
fule probability Cafee steady; 1880 bag, st Do.
miugo we're soh 1t 1i7ss The sock 10 tae ma ks,
amounts lo7 0ro, asa IL $50 m,t, eishts we're ua
chnsed Grain in bags 70 Lvsrpcsl was taken ~ Al
and oil csss 10 L ndon al l6s.