The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09
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II has become much common In adopt " preAmbles
and reson:iops occasions which do not require the
Tho thng is indeed into the ground But the folox
Sabbath school attaches to church at Syracuse
recently made an excursion 10 Little S0dos bay. While
enjoying tie sail the following preamble and resoluuons
were unanim0rsiy ad0oted -
whereas. Divine Providence, ia His wisdou and good
having fovoret the Sabbath school Of tue Second
Baptist church O. syracuse and the many citizens accom-
paying them With lovely day this excursion, rem
derDg the occasion agreeable and dsiyha 70 ALL ahsd
ing the enjoy OF healthy aud refreshing ride over
the blue If Lake Oaiaro, with its varied and
charm Ing scenery snf, wheress, have 'been vouch
safed prosperous de free from accident and danger
Res lived, That we numbiy aekpo Wedge indebted
to the Almighty Tor the enjoy received on This
and that commit ourselves 70 bis care, re-
turning TO respective homes in the hope Of resolving
similar blessings Of HIS Divine will.
Resolved that we heartily return our thanks to Stones
The Syracuse Standard thus describes the return voyage
OF these came eXcursionsts:-
Every pleasure has Its pain So thought the Baptist
Sabbath school exoursonss while returning home from
Sodus Bay on Tuesday last The lake was somewhat
rough the schooners tossed about Ike cookie shells
In tempest me little ones became sea sick and most
OF the larger 70 loved suit until nearly the whole
party joined In bleeding the fishes" To cap tho climax
OF discomfort sho OF rain ali the sta Gu OF
the white pants and dcksys, atd wited the ar i,a and
aces until the Sunday meeting garments hung around
each wearer as gracefully
Az sea weed roant clam.
THE FORTHCOMING ASSEMBLY OF PRoTssTANTs AT
BEBLIN.
BERLIN, July 16, 1Sk7-fhe Berlin committee OF the
Evangelical Alliance Ia benadhs nd In making Its pre-
parsions for the forthcoming assembly OF Protestant
Christians In this city at meeting held here last n
day evening the ooh the nj tee was informed by the
special depuatiop a3pooted TO watch the subject
that pecunisry contributions towards The enses OF tn
assembly flowing very satisfactory extent, aud
Considerable number OF persons had sign'hed
their Willingness accommodate strangers who thooid
10 Berlin to take part Ia tho meeting The anticipated
number Of guests VII Berlin will have TO provide for
ths 900 Great Subtraction expressed at
and zeal felt 10 Eugaud for the cause
tHat anAF
OF religious broerhoo that have sguihed their intention
OF coming tu the riy and the amount already
subscribed In England (fs0o) towards their expenses
The appeals that been made by the general commit
Berlin about to circulated copousy And printer
of this contributes 5000 copes Of them grAtu tousy
AT this meeting also the Attention o. the commiiiee
was, very properly drawn 10 the number Of od'cas inst
nuaons and clever mtaunde TO the objects OF
the approaching bly, which Its opponents most
tndustriousy spreading from their pulpts auf by means
of The press and resolved that four public lectures
shall be delivered here with little delay as possible en-
panAios OF Its true nature and obecti This is sep
that cannot be too highly appauded for men m,r clever
unprncpied in the ersons casts the OBJECT
OF the assembly and the more ointment members o. the
alliance. II IL difficult 10 I'm tgino At previous meeting
the last London list OF the names Of gentlemen WIN hal
joiner In the English actress to the Protestans OF Ger
many Consisting OF four hundred of the clergy aud gen
try smoug them Lord shafesoury, Admiras arenton,
Hosre and Duff, Rev G. ii. Sumner, NJ the Hon. Mr..
KinnAird N. y, Ia, read The previous list DON.
Saned about thousand. Addresses read which
received from wuramb burg and Baden aud even
fuued by Proteesn Of Germany TO come aud meet 10
Berlin Auotber, from the tni,ed States also commit
roated but the lat Of had not been forwarded
with II, as II Was attn In circulation there.