New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

IN mako the opening speech, declined - of opv1se3
reasons TO proceed DR.. Breckenridge Ssio ne ~o -
surprised but be chagnned. dc maze soli,o .-S
remarks pending which the hour OF adlOurninens s -
and the Assembly adjourned II is quite probaue tne a.
agreement may be healed between this evening ~ -
morrow morning and the division IN oyai counsels -
diligently and efficiently repaired II time ior tne vs
throw Of disoysl party now rejoicing over to'
The New-school Assembly brought its business 70
close this D. m and will be IN session only TINS eVeni
for religious exercise previous 70 It's final adOrnmeM
The Home Mission Fund TO be an unsettled ques'
ton as the Assembly passed resolution giving the Coh
yentiOn unlimited power and authority 70 call on me
churches for what thev needed Or David Heron OF The
Presbytery Of Shawnpore aud Synod OF Northern lnd
addressed the Assembly az the representative OF the ~
formed Presbyterian Church.
DR. Davis offered the following resolution:
RsosS That the churc views with regret and d,nay As
prevalence OF tue vice Of nempeanc aud in view Of encsar
cling Efforts 70 promote It's diffusion, bears the following
That re hail with pleasure the renewed diligence ontss
part OF the churches arrest the evil Of ntemperance
That we believe total abstinence lom the use Of inton
eating drinks az = beverage 10 be Christian duv PLAINLY
That we recommend to ministers Of the Gospel trOugaass
the land that the third sabbath IL June De SCI sP ' M
preaching Of secmons on the subject Of temperance
The resolution was adopted.
The report of the Sabbath School COMMITTEES was akos
M slightly amended and adopted
The Committee on the Church Erection Fund Wa
Amounted for the following yeaf a. follows DrSJ r. Va
smith 5. d. Burchard aud Nm. A. Boom. A..
Dr. Fowler offered resolutions declaring mat " IN "
dutv IN take care % the education oi Freedmen anu suS
cesfinc annual contributions for that object Adopted
The Committee appointed Oh Reunion with the t~
School is as follows ,,, o. t,..,.-
the Rev Drs Brainard Adams. Hatfield stearus t9wlss
shaw hitchcock aud Nelson Elders JOS Anss,t
A Lambert H. ". Williams 7. r. Handy. h. w stcSs
and W. II. Brown -. ,,.c.h 80 ~
Resolutions were adopted thanking Dr. MeCosh o. ms
Free Church of Scotland for his timely visit to tins cou
tr and Tor communicating said church. IN the FORM
eeter the sentiments of the Assembly on the yaiue "a
the reciprocal expression Of good Will Inc letter says
that many times duIing lace war our people nave Dec
n,ined 10 see among the churches VI Elealu an
Tant of sympathy with GoVernnest "a IT'S elOfts W
mt down Slavery They recognize now tui ihat teehnd
has passed away. - .,,.s
chiefly 10 hearing the report OF the Committee on NATE
i've being review Of che work Of the church curing -
past wear The report j. quite long. II says tst ia
churches have experienced revival OF religion ana 40
gether 2l3 reyva reported mostly among peIs9ns
between - and 20 years ri age The churches OF seeao
pastors bore the more fruit SiH Ie-by eIies IopoA'
OlS additions to their Ocks and some 81 the chufcno
have received as many 200 persons at one eOmDnnA
The Home Missonaries report 1900 conversions
The evening service viii conclude fhe woik Of tne Nov
School Assembly. A..
The weather Yesterday ana To-Day mas uren ~" ,uo 80
agreeable and most Of the tine RAINY s. W.