New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
MISSOURI.

r;vcfu,,,i Chosen M the Next place Of
COMMUNICATION Of DIR. McCosh-New
sehooI.Cbrrch Erection Fund-Tbe Louis
vile Prtsby,ery AsaiB-New School Sunday
schools-ExcnrsioDs.
,,p OK Special spOudeni. 80. zoe.
Tay's proceedings have not been OF general interest
e s all awaiting the report Of the Committee OF seyeh'
ouh.ch was referred the case Of the Louisville Pespy
cry When that report is made the matter VIII DC Wac
,rsn on rs merits, and several semi-pohtes e9cles ao
re,,snsd Although few Of the CONSERVATIVE brethren
tr lsmcuod tho Introduction OF politics I'D lne NOHNon
n VET their side of the House has been quite a. prom
:. n; other TO hl the breach in sPecen-lnakihg' -,
n. ch PRAYER aud feeling is INDUCED III concerning .uo
,rano.ed reunion of the OLD and New SchoO OIue.os
g. s.o,e I'm Mr. Nicollss church Tuesday evening
,hen the two branches met in harmony Tor Jo
.Yer,i. es was so and impressive. Io-hsn -, ~
solemn scene still viii be witnessed OF the fiis, IIrt s
-.n church when the members OF The TWO ASs ~ e.,
sil unto in taking tine Sacrament toSchel O tates
tine 30 tweuty-nine years ana Unless u tbo ssInc
pler v may be many very many !0 ircnmssnces again.
ordnance observed under similar ifii;t- ~ n
V,r rrlcoabilty of unOn anu me 0esii"pa,l2 tie
,rs conceded but all depends NOV nov ,h irirrp Of
scion If the Old School brethren iesau'ns "a from
80 >Ybcrn churches. II this element be eAeiuueu lioh
The convention there is no barrier 10 union ~ oiSala
tios or one in spirit But II = plalIiI I.in'o" 49, -
, tb CONSERVATIVES of Kentucky and MISSOURI VINO
a., more rIOminently representatives OF Inc uslol ec
mont Inn the church than any other will not secede ana
y toe the Assembly to exscind them for contumaey.
Ir is general sentiment that the battle had Oeiler pc
frsat ont now, that future General Assemblies Will
rhe Old school morning session was occupied mainly IN
voting he place OF meeting next year ana 70 1s.eIs W
a. M addres. By the Rev Dr. McCosh, Professor OF Logic
m ic Oueens College OF Belfast Ireland Inc man con-
.' ~ the honOnOf entertaining the Embassy hoA' !eai
VS. la rccu Cincinnati and Buffalo the main argument
of Cincinnati being the iaclee oHeIce ~. no
g one session in Kentucky to elec trustees OF nahe
seminary ia accordance with the charter OF th9t hSlu
nn allowing the General Assembly OF the ola sehool
c toappoint onehird of the trustees whenever they
NEST or kentucky soil The first ballot stood thus Gin
,.rsa i2i Buffalo, 62i Baltimore, 80 New 1ork %.
proDOSod tlat OluClnudl ciOulu DC
.lrcied, and the motion was adopted ~ ....,
Ihc address Of the Rev DIR. McCosh was an able appeal
a. ho Presbyterian church to unto with their brethren II
f l world 10 strengthen their missionary ana DeneVo-
en- 8nofs. He referred especially to the necessity OF
.omlninether efforts to resist the progress OF h0hsu'
a., icvcd that the most blessed fruits would follow suc
.,i,u He said the Presbyteria church abroad had
syup.tizcd with this country during the late Struggle
national life for many reasons one OF 'he "a. ~
Smc vas that Slavery had been the great impeuhen' IN
he way OF Evangelical union Of Their ehuIenes WIN
bur. Now that Slavery had been wiped QUIZ 'lsIe N1s
no longer any serious obstacle. He would ike also
80 $50 some plan adopted by which the white men OF thls
,ounirv aud England could determine the future welfare
49,. freedmen Tho problem now to be settled IN the
s1D lad not been satisfactorily settled III England anS
.,,e meyer would be alone The future Of the black
q, o was o matter of infinite moment These remarks,
sorstcd for about three quarters OF an hou Neie qu'e
nhe New School this morning the question OF the ehrch
,sc IA handicapped the entire session, there being
,r interest felt in the future disposition OF the SlOOVJy
og o. hand DR.. Niles made long and elaborate speech
ou thc subject, during which ne gave history ol .o u
e % The fund. lie favored the Committees report inc
Of which forwarded yesterday. PROPOSE
or tor rcorranizing the Commission was made when III
golyed charter from the Legislature Of NewA ork Inc
Hon VIM Alison however, stated that this was lnpracu-
sable Gnalty after several speeches, the commune
,o was ndoped y OF $50 10 TO- as basis iOr tie
xi,n ure though the details OF the plan are YET TO be
,rfapscd Tho Convention took its recess AFTER the vote
rhis afternoon the Old School Assembly was mainly
devoted 70 hearing speech by CONSERVATIVE DIo'her
lnmed Jones' haiIg from Delaware, who consumed about
,ne hour in giving the Conservative SIDE OF the LOusIe
Prs'vtey He was very severe on MI galloway ol ollS
Tor calling the Louisville saints Rebels, ana remafAeu
,ha many innocent man had been denounced 70 pro-
vo.-.nar,hal for being Rebel and been torn nom ms
home aud family better evidence OF sympathy Win
the Rebellion than that winch A.d Deel Huu,eu -
tho brett ron oXcluded from this Assembly. lie Goried
the good old doctrine OF state Rights and thought tla
Iresny CRIES had certain HgnIS IL then hPneie o. o"''
Aigr he concluded Dr. Mclean reported that the Com
fnii.e of seven 20 whom was referred Tie case Of he
lou srie PresbytcTy, ready 10 report Inc report
was made the third special order for tomorrow Inc eso
tuition Of DIR. BOaIdman to instruct That Commtee 70
inquire into the eYpediency of readmitung the IsousNe
.r va. laid on the table The COnseTydtiye s are not
U sch hgh feather to-day and begin 10 think the Assem-
by ID not to be brow beaten BY big words III tns Nc~
tsrg report read from the Committee Oh sabbath
School. showing the importance Of the work ana making
s1ga sioDs for lis enlargement Lac ehtich cieeuol
fga question was resumed and after spicy debate OF
AT h.lr and quarter, the plan OF the Committee was
adopted by vote Of ll% ~.
TIE New school brethren propose 90 60 upon an excur-
siOn O. Pilot Knob Tomorrow morning The Ola schooi
v 20 mon the same trp on Saturday next. ii is evil
don't nov that il order 10 allow the Old School brethren
opportunity make 0bcr OF reunion, that the New
<ci)5l Assembly viii not adjourn until ncxt week.
Thus hr the Assemblies have hadhnagnitceut weather,
hs; is evening clouds pOTtend rain Tomorrow Let me
commend d. McCosh Of Belfast to your Presbyterian
ard other religious readers. lie is an able divine and
visits ai, country upon important mission +. Il ".
The Presbyterinn General Assembii's-s seventh
nay-JoiDt Communication OF the LORDS
sapper-An ExcursioH-ni Ed"eR-
tios-The Loaisviiie PFesbyfery-EepOrt OF
Ghs CemmiGtee-A Compromise Resolution.
Ffos Specisl Correspondent
ST. LorH. Thursday. May "a. ieCG