, 1862-09-19

[acts. They, were uraole to present report
of the character expected, owing to the late |
3ertse nf thn chnlfuan. and E,csnss thera
wire few State records eut1lcIently full to
give statistics. They recommended thata COM
mittee Of three be appointed from each atatej
who should repe It the to GtuerL COMMITTEES
nort further recnmmended t5.t II, Sunday
lpchoo1 1hon15 - 49, @41s n1asa71 }ianti
Ell fne 1ari.5 P.r+'es aot se 9ea.raea ed' tna
sunday rcnool o. secondary importance
DeTer gucceeded. supertntendents Eh ould be
assistants to, aud not sutstitutes Tor, the pas-
nnr,,ose are nrr1r3' sndSthev rtcormended
fhc r nrenarat{nn
as1olIows
work hut fhe fnnis Tere fasdeouste IN Iuae list |
eleyen ea5nated. scven from the collegiate and !
aq ,xs,a n S.d hse;, the
collegiate, Nineteen in the scientific, four in tho
school, HE annual e3penees were s7.oe!. bntby
fs.tO0. Tbs .sale 81 scholarships had not bsen
a9a Il haa been to'9a h1 5ass ,1a EVE
inc1ratn" e and mnnrr 1a9st he 1sised to saye ths
c1,1ieao a"a nioAes '4ue' W A"''e0 ~ Saw tAs
so"e6e' -.xx.,
TUFTS coLLEoe'
inns eoiiege Is @ plofRssstisely s rsas 81 amp:y en-
r"yrfed mt, tha he nrnra ava;labia Tnera
were Is tOo volumes in TIC library. It had gradu-
a,ed elk classef-tota1 number Of graduates 81.
The number Of pnpi:c Low IN attendance YVES
greatly feoueed os tne "Af'
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.
There were three departments IN this uni:
yerei15. and q theological school which Ind
graduated TIVE classes- ,.-
The funds of the Theological department. were
21s,se0 IN bu1ldinsg and gsunads ssl, go IN cash
az per ce1t antsteft ana &5WJ on ontst1noln9
s,1nnscr,pticns I5efe f, were 5 vo1anss Y ine
nn ~ ;s3 w s1Hesase pa, ISpae1Msni .ass aaa
nee9 of ~ mnIs rba f1u5s waqe % si5Mi;in na.
iucs a.d grounds: s2sItp In money 1t interest;
sl0, co.. IN Food subscriptions The deb1 was $s5,.
CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE.
The Institution had er.atly Improved by llbsral
donations Sls,0 90 had been 7atsed and debt Of
lure bad been improved. and va.nshls spDaratns
secu1ea e z iae average ssa,'y "as IRON
rh,s z,st,..,,a, .v..,1aaa ,rs,,ta.
ane's were at p1essat ~. paps; s. iadiss ana ~
6esn crtubisbed. - t'N' N|'-S7 '-''~
wEs7Bnook fRA1xAng.
During the Fear IS SEQ had cen rafsed and s3;5
expthdta 8 On appafalqa* large boarding houss
~ "a co1neeteh WIN tne school; l. was Opened
% cotps Of % teaehsIsl 4usn'ee' aau fn's eo1np'e'e
The committee closed their report By cali
irg attention to The prepa1story schools. and md
Upol motion, the report vas adopted.
o,ation o, % Wbich ~ was 1s;ssed nuanim5uslv: Ae7
'14..on n''', 49, -. "aS - 7r":.a.1;,-
uhat onnsed 1 th
Ct the Northwest. Is entitled TO thegenefous gym
pathy OF this Gounet, and q re denomination re-
IN poqy s9a that o
ne1t By IN ample Endorsement
Upon motion, the report on the !. Sabbath
4. S, Bruce, ana L, +. Fletcher, to report
Mr Weston maze ~ s.;r7in~ anneal 10 for rro I,nm.
bard Uniyer:ity and ssoo " we're subscIi9ed :;
upon the spot In notes OF SUD each: parable
in four quarterly payments. Rev. Mf. Ryder
| crtnn1t,i sn1dierp returning from the war for
nnff TN md aisn rhoee deeiri,,1. IN stna1- far
ne m;S;sfrU o >''-o ''10'~ ~N''s' W o'' AVA
Utnn motion, the Convention adjourned
ontll @ao P. H.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Nj, F1etchcr If Mass. of the comr,;ttee IN
.,.e ~ ai.1ae, - ". LIZ ~
| reported rs folloWs:
In favor Of apupiutinr committee Of three
from Zach Srate tn called and renorts ststfs.
1;cs and non,;natea tha fnrinw;nr
en, ,l.:1 aa0 ~ - Da,,s1 wv ~ es5.ou ,,n.h.u,
Hs.htt ~ naaey ~ xaon ,s;snis paa
J. Pa1tcrron. Rev + "" Cofi,n' r. r. Parker
TxsTont0Rey' s. F. Bi;ss. Rer. A. Scott. Wm
Eeterbroot. Massaeausffis- ti -Henr5 r 4. Miisms
W,n. Mccorney, Hon. E, Track C9aaeeteut-J
S. Dodge. fr., REV. 7, 5: Lathrop. Rey; T. Porter
Aachtqan-,1iey j. 3. Gilmore, Rey {: Y
hn.csefnoGsGr. 5nst4s GaEe. 1u,ana-xss. Il
".E; Eava1ia r s'Ig 4 Wr;aht Rnhcrt istcd Irs
| rnusiuMRxy' q. " lawrence Rev r II Tubur
fon d. u. Giles Ntso Je7ssyL E. Van Horton
". t. Cramer, David Toppin. Rhode l<tand-C
E; Carpenter: Wm $. Johnson Rev J. Boyde1n3 =
7stT IofS1J: Clsang' ST. .s;, =. 6, 6ensoa; ~, y,
R'far ~ Mr n -Ip1ev y 6dinWRey : 4 + i
Mfuo;e--Hey. 4. 6. U1b6ard. Rev. j. Fl. Craoin
Y. K.if Snyder:
1or} Taxlor n;n1fyfa-si ~ A. SGoJ II asmiuo. IL % TsT.
Fa1nes, Rev. E. q. Paine NissSari- +
~ 1ene,t II The naitcr or the ia.ntiica,ton
Sabbath scools and parishes to the stantiug Cor
sn+a9 'os tne 1caoois ~ ~ ene Heal WI
; $. That the mntter Of Sabbath School books b
Ie1sfTeo 70 tRs 1s,, ion9wan R.H eon;1n'ee a. ~
t Ryder Rev. j. y. Putnam.
in Inc 1o4 m to ts 1ue sandas
/ mlesianary agency and commend the suhje'
tspeeuy e tnGsc s sg
q bir, Ring moved tbas tas President OF Il
5 Council, Rev. +; g. Brooks and Rev: 4
~ 1s nppu4 t'rnn H. Stats nStha Ganns,
! to the Prcsident Of the Uuited States, ca
;, ried. .....-..,
= keeola'7oug o. taanHe KS were a'91 s psssea a.
y MN to the 1rStnjs whn Ind nroyiaei hos;
4 tally and to the clerks Of the Council.
+ n,h heF. =: Y: brooks, Q. sne ~ Commi,seS o3;t
y .inns had hsen ,mad,. T., thrn, and they won
"a therefore rccommend that the Council q
r. jo6ro to such place rs Rey. H-nry Lyoa, Hc
Il NJ y. -. r.