New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
THE Presbyterinn General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Day-JoiDt Csnlnaemor alton OF the LORDS
sapper-An Observation-Disclosures Eduen-
tioa-The LoaisviiIe PresbyieTy-BepOrt Of
shs Cemmitsee-A Coinpromise Resolution.

Last evening the First Presbyterian Church New
Sho, was crowded its utmost capacity upon the oo
osson the taking Of the sacrament by the members and
friend. Of the two General Assemblies OF the Presbyterian
Church now in IN this city d.. Hatfield OF New
York presided and among the speakers were Dr. Hum
phrsy of Chicago New SCHOOL, and his brother d. Hum
nhrey Of Danville Ky (Ola School, Dr. West Of Brook
iyn ,Old School, Dr. Wiswe Of Delaware New School
and DR. McCosh Of the Free Church OF Scotland. The
church never witnessed more solemn scene, ana II
seemed every one present were impressed by IT. The
Dceas wiz be long remembered ara seems 70 lcaa 10
fresh interest 10 the hope Of blessed reunion III the
Church
TIL, morning the brethren Of tAe New schoo Church
sfae anon an excursion % fle wonderful Iron Mouna
a M,aouri-S7 miles from the ciyhy invitation Of the
railroad companvthe also Of battle between Gems
living and Sterling Price. Seven cars were wei filed end
on irving az Pilot Knob the company soon found Their
way 10 nc Summit Of the Iron Mountain, where brief
Ious service held. The company returned here this
afternoon, well pleased with thor journey.
The Old School Assembly had matters their own way
TODAY but did not accomplish much OF general interest
During 'he morning the sube Of ministerial education
discussed for some ime oIaccount OF the d1clence
IN the opinions OF the Asembya 20 the necessary qua
cioss u candidates Some pretty broad assertions were
mad Dr. Conservative brother from Ohio, that the present
system failure, but finally TIE report Of the Commit
'ce was adopted
Til. afternoon d. Mclean pgessted the report Of The
committee appointed consider The Of the Louisville
Pres,verv h Is long document too long, probably for
prompt insertion ia lie ordinarily crowded columns o.
IHE GiBUEE II rgievs the case against the Pfcshy-
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lion fhe General Assembly n past i've YEAR, The
subject Of Slavery ard the War l. pouounec the decara
Zion I'D testimony pamphlet Endorsed by the Louisville
Presgtcy Organized conspiracy against the church
whioh It's autheI belong, who constitute Themselves
hsetY the head CncI. - treason ~ the bosom Of the
church Ihcy declare thai the failure OF The Synod Of
Kenirtkr 10 cite this Presbytev before them for
tha duty 10 tie General Assembly, and It should
bs me- With frfnncss else there II danger thai the
clrer Of rebellion may cluse ~ poison through other
PresbyieIes. AFTER reviewing The pOwerof the General
Assembly by pnecedens aha dec-ions, recognized ~
authority by tho judiCatlOn ~ the church the Com
it'ee there 10 doubt ~ he power OF TIE Assem-
bio. They TceomIncrd therefor.
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