New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11

purposes Of debaucheFy in Laura Barmores brotheL
The propretress Of the den, who Is very wealthy. a
peared in attire OF the latest fashion and most costly
material and seemed to rely upon her wealth and the
influence of her counsel 10 shield her from q common
felons cell nevertheless thither she sent and her
subordnates were held a, witnesses. Stevens also
committed.
Az EXAMPLE THAT SHOULD DE- FOLLOWED
merchant Of this city hes written letter TO the In
ternal Revenue Collector OF his district TO the effect
that no has interests reaching from Mexico to Csnada
that when making his return Of income for 500 he had
not received full accounts from all points; that he now
finds that he had been more successful than no sup.
posed his income reaching $4,000 instead Of geo COO
A. rendered and then believed correct And ho con-
eludes
have therefore 10 request Won viii be pleased 10
render ME corrected statement when VIII have the
pleasure Of iBcosing check for the amount with no
most profound thanks and gratitude TO God that II Is
my privilege 10 contribute even small amount TO my
beloved country. / have cheerfally given my sons 10
the service aud my last dime shall be IS freely parted
With when needed
ORR PUBLIC PARKS. -Our public mans just
now make very neat and pleasant appearance. The
walks are clean the flowers and shrubs have been care
fuzzy tended and the trees in the full beauty Of foliage
give an air Of freshness 10 the city which make metro
pOlitan life toerable during the hot days Of SIMMER
Central Park is Of the most attractive places OF re-
sort Ia this country Without ennmeratng the variety
Of aquatic and other birds and tho representatives. OF
the brute creation 20 10 seen there, tho lovers Of 90
ghtful scenery can be than gratiied with yist
IFS lakes and cascades and is green hills crowned
With foliage.
AMERICAN BIBLE SoCrETY.-The stated meet
ing OF the Managers held at tho Bible House, rs.
tor place Thursday the 9Th inst, Mt 3, p n james
LenoJ, esq President IN the chair. assisted by VIM
Il. Crosby, Bcni T. swan, and Francis Hall, esqs..
Vice Presidents The decease Of tho Hon. Joseph &.
Hosnbloyycr tho oldest vice Presidents Of the
Society. was announced. vhereupon the lev. DIR. DE
witt read the Goth Psalm and offered prayer. -Four
now auIaros were recognized OF which three are in
Wostsrn Virginia and ono In Nebraska Letters were
received from the Rev X. Holden, Bahia, stating that
before receiving information Of his appointment 10 an
Agency for Brazil aud South America by MS Board,
he had accepted an Agency for Brazil under 'hc British
and Foreign Bibles Society; from The Rev. DR. Revel
Florence In regard TO tho progress OF the plates o do
dstrs Bible IN that city. with fiscal account from The
Rev. ~. Bis COnstsniinople In regard Ia Bible
work in North Persia and asking grant ~ aid the dis
ributon Of The Scriptures &c TslT. which was grant
cd also In regard 10 distribution Of the Scriptures at
O0rfa OVr ~ the Chadees) in Syria; from the
Roy. W. Clark, Milan stating his intention IN
proceed his Bible tour to the Tyrol and
elsewhere, end in regard 70 employing col
Bishop Payne, Cape Palmas. saying that the mann.
scripts Of certain books in the GFebo language with
held az present from tie press. whiting for improve
inents in photography now under consideration. and
asking for copies u the Arabic Scriptures FOR the
handngoes and the WE people; from the Rev Messrs
Morse agd Leonard. Constanlinople sending animal
letter from the Mission in Western Turkey, which Is
very gratifying; from the Rev. G.. Auting 0orfa, in
behalf ~ the Mission in Central Turkey with gratifying
statements as TO the progress Of divine ruth IN that
region from the Rev. Dr. Perkins Orcomah. a. to
Modern Syriac. Grants of books were made. amount
ing TO 1870 volumes They were FOR refugees and
soldiers prisoner OF freedmen hospitals poor and
destitute Sunday Schools where there auxaros
800 Testauents 10 the Methodist BOOK Con
Germ at Pisbarg large grant for Mexico with grants
in Spanish for Algiors Honolulu, \ L. in various Ian
guages ard Arabic 1ostlments for Arics aud 81 600
Tor The 4. s Christian Commission. The meeting wes
well attended.
CHURCH DFTICULTIEs AT WHITE PLAIYs--
meeting OF the White Plains Presbyterian congrega
tion was held Thursday July T. pursuant to call of
the pastor the Rev. David Tee In reference TO the
recent action Of the Prcsbytery advising him 10 resign
bis charge. This sfficc vss given after falling 10
bring Nr Teese 10 defend himself against charges Of
dsloyaIty A statement OF the ease was published in
The DnIr 1RBrsE OF IAN 6. At the meeting on
Thursday last Mr. Ieese pursuant that advice ten.
dersd his resignation aud then withdrew leaving the
raised 20 the regularity of the call OF the meeting
The specific purpose not having been annolneed also
IN is being presided by moderator from another
presbytery, Mr.. Mick. Of kewlOrs.
The majority, howesr had their action determines,
upon and their Resolutions prepared. which WeIe
adopted expressing their pndiminshed confidence IN
hs Pastor. approving his conduct throughout and dis
enting from the sdyice of the Presbytery declining to
iccept his resignation, requesting The Session 10
'ngagc him NJ An increased salary and regarding The
,ourse OF the Presbytery in taking cognilnce OF the
complaints rs Inpfudent, and calculated Ia affect ne
'ously the harmony of Ill" church. SOme spicy debate
'ccurrcd. in which ihtsstlons Of disoyalty were
brown ont. which were met with uubecomins expires.
ons ~ dersion. There was q rowdy element apparent
N tie side Of the majority, supported by PERSONS Yho
eldom frequent the church.
just before the close Of the meeting n member Mr. 1
'urty offered n resolution ~ censurs against John j. 1
,lapp osq ~ the ruling elders and the most prom.
tent representative N the loyal minority charging him
With creating the difficulties and thersby rendering
mself unN ceptablc to the majority and therefore re-
1eStiny hfm 10 cease Ia act elder. Mr. Iopn IN
epy said that the mOvor OF tho resolution knew that
p had moi acted as elder for some time ps and buf
the fact that The Laws nj the charch orbsie Al elder
o lsy down his office he woud oheerfay do SO under
no circumstances. lie characterized .he resolution ~
manaiiug IRON the hotbed OF treason, and considered
therefore as au Endorsement Of the Tecttude ~ his
ourSo At the solicitation 0f several friends, the
loyer Withdrew the resolution aud the ting al
burned with benodction.
The action of the majority II REGARDED by the minority
contnmacious, aud therefore proper TO be reviewed
cfore the Prestytsry Mr. Tee3e has never been Ia.
allied over the church, being si In connection with
csbytery In Virginia
ALLEGED BURGLARS AND RECEIVERS
ArGHT.-- Or the hight OF December IS. Mr.. Daniel T.
'llaInss warehouse, No. 80 Warren street vas'en.
red and robbea of silk velvet ribbons etc. Of great
slse and no clue 10 them had Until ons day last
eek. whom Capt Greer Of the Third Precinct learned
lat they were on sale ia a downtown suction r0om
nquiring there Capt Greer learned that the goods
nj bean consigned Nv Meyer Fairchild ot Newark ,
J. He tierenpon detailed Officers 1iIcy and jacobs
nd they spprehendcd fairchid who said that hs had
lrchased in good faith from John Hirsh Of No s.
ldrdge street IN tlis city They hercnpon arrested