New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-23

The Episcopal ciergymen and laity Of Long Island
met at Gmcc Church tue Height, Brooklyn yesterday
morning at Do O'Clock.
Tie folouinguamcd clrrgymcn were assemblies
Bishop Potter Of SewY@h
Kmgi J5me. thompson. South Brooklyn We5oe s..
Miehaer. j. W. Diasr - Loke.i W tome 81 Lgsss -
Psaf T. b. Ad-ll. hnirew,P q. GrcenIca, Ensnuel
ieap H,dsuni,1 A. Gaioa Grse. oLui l. D; j. a Holman,
Guee Church E D. O. w teIsa'oa' Grace Church. W pJ y
Q,,1i CIV H. Mooie St Gsorsr', Hampstead B. B.
S,one JOIN Coun s., T6oms.. Rneaswood, " n Root.
8 Ja Ss"S ,. E! SiA Ho5 D. o. H s. io T. T.
City Thomas ,aby, $, Paus Glen Cove Ihomas Cooke Grace
@ caso waS s. I,%e, stog@ Gh R.'
From otter pss,' tle the K-y Dr. Y'sey Of Trinity
Inv nJlm 10 the ccreymcn mentioned above there
very dccgat" from the nity OF the various churches. Inc
C6mc Long Island aud to devise means which should be
employed Ia advance Us interests.
tcr the usual Church services the officer OF the Holy Com.
mission being conducted by The Rev DR. Moore Dean oil
Queens County address was delivered by the hg Ley
Bishop Potter OF NoN AotA INC uisvon ,,,i ~
woed and pertinent 20 the subject TO when the a'ehOn u
AMER The sermon the resolved itself into bust
\, meeting the Right Rev Bishop Potter in the chair The
Rev. j +. Appleton was elected secretary tft ti
Quite animated discussion cnsned upon subjects NhIen @
been brought before meeting The prominent speakers
we're the Rev, DR. Leohn and the Rev. Alr Paddock al
mo mnttcr of Christian Church Education the most I'm
porant topic and two gentlemen offered siVo eaeA o H0 "
4 he following was offered by the Rev. Mr. Paddock; ~,
That the % tue Church call Tor increased
On s part OF the clergy and gather and retain the young III
oia,.s for Instruction the Lord, Day 49,. Do, A.
The resolution discussed by the mover the rev 81
Paddock the Rev Mr. Riley and the Bishop ana theh was
unanimously adopted
rhc Rev Mr. fittlciohn offered the following;
R,iored That the judgment Of this Convention me e
When the clgrgy aud uy Of our eonilllol On ~
for the young which shall teach n her que poPoo"
90 nbinaon tie principle. Il sacred aud secular learning su
The resolution discussed az some lehblh a'u hA'''
adopted -
THE EVENING SESSION. -
Amor divine service the onyoca,ion assembled for business
NJ o'clock In the evening DR. Lcohn offered IsoulIo'
10 the effect that owing TO the rapid growth Oh pOpuhton ~
the increased demands Christian work therefore D u
Rsored That In the judgment Of the ConV2ceoh o.
means should be devised Tor meeting the deniand = A. u A.
this subject short addresses were ucFei,u ny ~,
W H. Wood the Rev Dr. Litteohni the he' D. a
and others. L.,
The resolution was adopted and the Convention adjourned
the usual ormntic after the usaellohoi Soe ui0'
business OF slight Importance. .,,,...
Dr. Cutler OF Trinity Church n y presided nv ,ls oisu
and choir assisted In the musical exercises OF he Jay
CONVENTION THE YOUNG MEMS cHKisrIAS
ASSOCIATIONS.
By
BALTIMORE Nov 22-The Young Mems Christian
Association Convention continued in session today Resou
tons were adopted declaring dappoval OF any relaxation
OF the existing legal Sabbath and pedgihg members o VIZ
Association their most earnest enos 70 prevent any
interference with the present Sunday law Urging
Villages and cities where they do not now exist They
passed resolutions urging all to exert te
Of intoxicating liquors and 20 discourage nS Shu
and billiard playing as having ~ eyA iallsASli