The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

NEW YORK HERALD,
stitutsops Tbese regulations stated TO have spvesA
speog che mopxs ano should they DO oar
reg ont % tha Letter general withdrawal FROM the mo-
nAssesy appYobesded.
Rev A. Ccgs we'll Trsssu for sixteen years the pastor
OF tho Presby terrain church 10 South Armenia, NJ u
people 70 unite win h,m in askag from the Presbyssrs
dissolution q the pastoral relation.
The last accounts from Canton state that the OF tho
Orsn ssHp, OF the l4o Jaou~ry 10 Paris rescned ths&
city tho 18th March, ssd existed among the French
forces the strongest feeling Of Indignation Ga the follow
ing day 10 Dsam executed 70 return nsnks for tue
sr,c@ OF ss ON me Sss: OF
and the ceremony sseDaed By ell the Frsoch Forces
General SsraubeL and bis staff with dsputaoos OF o
Gers and sodiers from ~ che Eossn regiments ~ eau
ton, also present At the moment when the clergy
propoupcec the Domino Salvun the artillery Of the
French garrison, battery Of Eug.ish srtsry and tho
guns.
meeting n British residents in Paris held 18th Of
May at Meurices Aotel, for the purpose OF hearing
STATE ren from the church COMMITTEES giving Information
70 tie public what has bee0 done 10 collecting subscrp
tons tor the purchase or the chapel 10 The Rue Agues
sesu under the Consolar sct and explaining the prov
sors Of that act Tho chair taken by Lord Gray OF
Gray. the members Of tbs church com uttee Lord
Cowiey, Lore Gray Of Gray Lord Chelsea Captain Perse
r. N. DR. Shrimptor. and the Rev. Mr. LsWreLce- Lord
Gray reoourted the steps ~hch hitherto been taken
for the purchase Of chapel ard the failure shey have
The principA' OF this failure htga
price demanded and which no one prepared 10 give q
donation, to lend, ,oere security for tho pay
msst Of the capital except On very ooerous terms and
because the proceets Of the chapel are after
providing for the interest Of the money Gay tho
cary expenses iucludins becoming speud to the mimic
ter. Tho present committee has been formed win me
cole object OF making last effort 10 save the chapel Ter
the British public.
The London Chronicle OF Nay % ssys-The friends Of
Cardinal wseman have tor The last few weeks eute tanned
serious approximations 70 the condition OF his health
Suob his state a present that Wednesday lest was
deemed advisable by his medical advisers that he should
worry Of business On Thursday the Cardinal left his
residence in YORK place, Baker street. for his country
sect at Icy ton Essex. He said for some time to have
suffered from oiaoetes& form OF disease looked on % In
durable.
METHODIST BPIsCoPAL GBNERAL CONFERENCE SOUTH.
tbs BODY af,er four days discussion. has dis
posed Of the charges seanst Bishop Early a. folio vs.
Resolved, That after pane0t consideration Of the
Complaints mace against Bishop Early, the Conference
deeply regrets there any GROUND for said compsins
neverht paHuch "a tue complaints sub nitted do uos
tie purity VI bis character bis eaty TO the
church. but refer 10 the manner OF bis administrations
and, furthermore, in view Of the explanations mate by
shop Early and his willingness guard gans.
giving offence in futureon the points above referred TO
his character do Low pass
THE NBw SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Southern (sececpg) Sy nod has Just made an at
tempt 70 secure from the New school body portion Of
the church funds. demand a this nature, bearing the
signature Of the Rev. A. H II Boyd, d d. 0he divine
who led the secessonsts at Cleveland last year, pre-
scented In due form TO the New Sohoo Assembly ct Cnca
CO. on the 24b ult Dr. Boyd appears 70 have been ap
bly, The memorial in which he sets forth the desire Of
the Synod contains the following
Lett, suffice 70 observe tina, r.dc. dsr,See Of opinion
ect Of slavery and as 70 hs agitation in the highest
members Of he United synod l. Of essentially poiiss IA
ture and should be left entirely to the civ auho
ration NC '-A' " ''' ' " ' p-'' ~ u ''p~
The communication Of Or. Boyd was referred to the
COMMITTEES having in charge the paper from the Harmony
n
bst body from the Assembly account Of the action in
reference 10 slavery The COMMITTEES reported upon both
communications together, regrotng the separation but
adhering TO the former action postoonng the matter OF
the funds iii DeIt year, and referring the subject Of Dr.
Boy DIS memorial 70 the trustees o. the church erection
fund. 30 another point is left unsettled.
KccLysIAsTIcAL LAW OF DIVORCE.
The General Assembly of tho New school Presbyterian
church nov In session In Chicago By vote Of three 70
marriage between parties divorced from other persons
The facts are thus narrated 10 the Chicago Hms:-
A lady from Massachusetts, came to Iowa, and
soon after applied for q divorce, upon the ground
that the conduct or her husband towards her had
been 20 violent and unjust mat she had 10 flea
By his conduct 70 quit his rso he had refused to provide
for her, and thus he hsd abandoned her This application
for divorce rested entirely upon her testimony, and
not being resisted decree was granted dvorcpg her
from her husband shortly after she and the Rev. Mr.
sbiecs Of Des Noines married Toe Presbytery Of
&C mtr the legality OF the divorce under the laws OF
Iowa. they dected that there had not been sufficient
shown. in plural point Of view, 70 Justify the parties
marrying. Therefore they deposed Mr. Shields. The
action Of the Presbytery reviewed by the Synod OF
Iowa, and they restored Mr.. Shecs TO his ministerial
functions. The Rev Thompson Bird brought the matter
to The attention Of the General Assembly upon . com
plant snkt the action OF the Synod and the matter hA
been debated pro ana con Tor sevsrs day. Ine result
proved This action Of ths General Assembly csnn fail
TO attract great attention. IL will have good esct 1t
eas-n III prevent persons claiming be resio from
rushing upon trivial causes 10 the courts for divorces
and thcn rushing, with like haste, into mairmony.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated meeting OF the managers held st the
Bible House. Asor place, on thursday, the 81 instant
s half past four Dr.. Thomas Cock in the chair, as
sistsd BY Hon Luther Bsadsh, VIM Crosby, Beojsnin
L. Swan and James Lennon, Esqs-
Five rev societies were recosnized-hree In Missouri
Communications were received from Rev L. 8 Jsooby,
Of Bremen, sending account OF disbursement OF funds
granted by this society and books distributed from Mr.
stating thai he Vas about proceeding on his mission up
the Amazon from Mr. Roberts, agent In Oregon, with
account Of his abors; from Mr. Buel, Of California, with
encouraging accounts Of Bible distribution In the mining
regions from Mr.. Collins the agent In Spanish South
America In regard 70 the prosecution Of his work, which
s not vssy " .sy Dr. y ,s s lion
and Foreign Bible Society nom Rev. Ramon Montsal-
vnge, now preaching II Gar hsgena stating that
the Bible road By the scholars from Count do IA Borde
President Of the French and Foreign Bible Society, with
some scoosn Of the rcoeus anniversary Of h., society
from Rev. p A Hunt, missionary II Madras sending
count Of funds received from this society; from Mr. Bliss
this socetys agent II Copstantnoplc, with encouraging
statements In regard 10 the work IN the East.
Grants In books were made 10 The Tract Society OF The
Methodist Epsccpai church; 70 Rev. J. G. oncken, Tor
distribution In Germany; 70 Row Thomas Ea yards, for
Distribution among soldiers wcst Point French books
for distribution 81 Mount Eaton, Ohio 70 Prcsbytcrisn
Board Of Missions for LIBERIA various grants W poor and
feeble auxiliary societies. and 70 poor sabbath schools
where there Bible socictcs, ~ well ~ 70 indvidu
ala for distribution where there are no local societies.
Music and the Drama.
ACADEMY or MuHc.-To morrow evening We are pro-
mised that fsvorie opera with New Workers, rrovs
tore" The chief parts have been allotted 10 kmc GAIA
niea, Mis- Phillip, and hessrs. Brisno, Amodio and
Gassier.
NiBtos-Those glorious, incompatible pantomimsts,
The Ravels 10 remain but Foresight longer the