, 1866-05-23

propoSa1s MI June 23tb. fcf the erection End COZ,
pletlon Of the rotunda and dome Of the STATE ,pl
tol, N .cso1danee With pl1ns aud tpecaealoas
city. The sumn. ii Of The dome proper vii BE- on.
hundred and slxtY feet ADORE the Rrouud1 to toF
Of the Mo'u1 II will be one hundred and eighty
OF iron and Plats. The contract for boring an aE
tcsian well In the Capitol Park 70 tue depth Of 5
ct, bar been awarded to J. u Under pod. Of Pit
tole. for xt.6o; cat iron tube Of e!ght inene,
| exterior diameter Il 10 be pnt GOWN. Bids ranged
a. htsn rs ss,sOo. The *oskz will be begun in .
Bids for the enlargement Of the tus.no Hospta]
It is rported that threats have been mazda to
supdry Federal of1ce!e mainly postma aters. thai
unlsss they out In defencs Of he Presidents
policy, they vM be removed.
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY.
| Report OF the Committee on Foreign
Missions Undor Discuasfon-Pfo1ost
Against Excluding the louisville
/ PFeAbs tery-ExctttnG Debate ou tho
Snb]ect-SaFcastfc Speech Of mr.. Gall
losyay, vi Chicago.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1bue.l
ST. LOUIS, May =.
After devotional exercises, the minutes were
read and approved.
The invitation 10 70 on trip 10 Iron Mountain
was ncccptcd for Saturday.
The synodieal records we're called for and referred
to appropriate committee.
The order Of the day being the report Of the Com
n!4tec On FOREIGN Missions, it was taken up. Rev.
Nj. LOOMS, Of ca1foruia, spoke Of The impor-
tauce OF The report. he hoped 1t would not be
pasted BY a. ipdlfertntly q 1t had been In some
years past.
Dr. Lour1e desired 10 explain one or two points in
the report. he was cory that the subject had been
deferred 5csterdaY.- us. Kempehall eald be had
moved to dcter action at the request of the ecse.
tary OF the Board,
Dr.. Lou1ie answered, 20 much the worte. This
was subject very Important. He then commented
upon the report. The Bostd had been compelled
to carry on policy OF restriction in order 10
prevent the work from being broken up everywhere
They were tayea lat year By 1hking special
eia!l5 responded 70: It worked BADLY. The
ssme is true It Pelan, Nnspo, and Other points.
~ To- caIJ on he wolk sys!enalic.1ly agd economle-
work Will be etopred. Tbs restriction policy can
not be carr1ed On longer without withdrawing
toRs q ne Ha,as & Ningo Chin, ,o,.d
The missionaries a1pad had heard With great r.
R1et that !et5enehnent VA the policy; hat they
When he wa va: over te ebureaes ~ moaid d' open @
Rev: Mr. Henry. of We*s PhIiadelphia. was sory
os1 n 81 me noen s4t
contribution. de thought the proper way was to
all On .ne eonsss:at'ons 70 give =. the Lord Ind
Intnt Of the ooara, by having men stationed in
vss!ous pats q ne country, 70 bring The subject
nSfe fsomesn1y n,ie 2ee2fs ~ t9e s tfanIrses
tton Of the Boaru to continue these special appeas
On motion. trFihtr consideration Of the report
xas S. dslsHed until quarter before eaGht O'Clock
On motion, the re2ort OF the Frecdmen's Com
ms!iee Was znade The second order Of The day 1or
resolution presented 10 Eceulatc the stat1stica!
report Of the fres sby7eries. was Referred.
Il p1 kp np
se:en.
on o The X.srns, IL reosns pss hs r raprssni S
iyes u the LouteslLe pseso5tcry from thn Co1vrn-
ton:
what We belcy. TO he ,be ,nl>ch1e>ous aud es:on.
cots jud ,acui oi the General A4gem 7ly IN su>.
2ena,inS'hs a staaets ron ~ Pfes ay.esy q
privileges {: u,enler4 or this hoay for the follow
iue: reasons: rM.t, u this act the Assembly has
caut-atnn, asd ya:i4Ica IT, oau ,nlctrity 4.
tte h!.let: iniicatnry Of fh. Presbyterian
''nuich. It l. tecllcl IN chapter IL,
uf liz. ferm Of corrfcmrt,f that lhc C.urr,l A.
<,Ehly satIl Fr rot iu vur Goy al. t;,r nar,icusr
chnrrhe- Q: ,Gls trno,n,n1tion; and az III. lie
II Hy1r
lion IT Hlshtpt iii ,aer. trom esca Ecss,;:crS
IL cannot ne ien! tcas a. 1t mas ,htif ent
att.e- were excluded from tie Assembly, ne
we're, ard stlIt a1c an 10 ersa part Of ihe Presby
tettan Church, and yet fh: Assemblysby a simple
resolution. adop'e1 under the operations Of tne
chutcnes from ali PARTICIPATION in Its pEoetedl6ss
al q tiHs when ne ou.Iness under CONFEDERATION
" o. xurh e eo,5nn t1,s snar ~ ;'
Eos fucn Cnulse " aC'auu t4tse ~ no waIIanl
~ tbs e1 H. n s+;nnt =, i1.,s. ~ y hx ahs
of and pthsf political asss%hss
.ss.y .s.y ,aaMc' oseauee. II tae ant pAee,
ucs
h..f FL o. nn%an aaSsnan ~ aad TIC G9u & o. ssa, ~
- ssposDded n oS1 sol1a Wstsan C con;S
s5as !. h.s besn Violated in shls easc ID Tie
.o1o~lnG essential paftienlafs: Flrsf, b{ ne
ia r. iona. saopisea Of !heif report ths 4.
ae1nny nao 4lteady decided thai the Counmlsston-
se 2 S2sSs nd o'sss %
theJ have ob'aiaed Is contested, they sre slHays
nd ''n participate esp ''fs' e IL p9o es
eesdipgs , 1nt1l iae @M es,e @M Is fany d.
q apon s
The e;byte15 Of touisville without obteegng any
of the foE1s o1 tral 80 carefully prescribed by the
signed this psoceestu IL rendered the more TIRE "a.
aaa suf y gsT sf s s' ss 1 sda b
lion Of The res olnt!ons excluding them, the Com
| mtk.foners were denied hearing before The -.
tse P1s.6yts15 T ihey | 1eprssess % and It ibis disregard
Of lueIc. form. IL further aggravated by Tho fact
that, ~ the resolution excluding the
against the mlnltterial charscte. saa standing Of
rnmors lima -1aos ~ n.ithnrr nv inhiri II rVnof