New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
ANNUAL MEETING OF AlL.sorls' CnURcH-

A STATE OF UNCOMFORTABLE RELIGIOUS PROPERTY
An UPTOWN MOVEMENT PROBABLY IMnNEST.-The
members o. the Rev. DR.. Bellowss Religious Society
held their annual meeting in the Church corner of 4th
ave- and 2Oth.st Tuesday evening After the trans
action of the customary routine business, committee
appointed at former meeting 10 take into oonsidera
ton the need Of additional pew accommodation re-
ported through its chairman. Mr.. L. ~. MURDOCH that
no plan could be prepared by them to relieve existing
difficulties An animated discussion followed, and at
length pursuant 10 recommendation IRON the pastor,
new committee was appointed to consider the ques
ton in every aspect and report at future meeting
1t agreed 10 change the hour OF morning service
from II 10 Oi O'clock and 10 invite the public to attend
the evening service OF the church Several less import
ant regulations were adopted and resolution favor
able TO the establishment vi Mission School, aud one
oiled the Society TO featy to the American Confer
ence of UEitarians, were severally voted.
He understood that the demand for seats IN this
church pressing and constant that the members
of the society feel due TO the interests Of the deno
nation, as well to their own comfort. and their
rights pewholders e deyise some plan whereby the
spread Of their views VI truth may Lot be shortened and
hampered as at present. and although their present
trary of the elegant in the city, they fully
resolved to abandon il, and build more coinmodiously
elsewhere IL the sacrifice involved be not altogether
too great This state Of things is highly creditabe to
the unwearying minister Of the society, and is very
satisfactory exhibit to the Unitarans OF the country Of
the spread ftheir doctrines In this city,
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL Con-.
MITTEE-The Republican General Committee met at
their Headquarters corner Of Broadway and Twenty
thrd-st., on Tuesday evening and organized by the
election of the following officers President Thomas
Murphy; Vice-Presidents. Charles S. Spencer and
Henry Smith; Secretaries Charles H. Hall and Henry
II. Huelat Treasurer. Joseph b. Taylor.
On motion Of Sinclair TOusey. the following was
adopted:
Resosd That committee OF be appointed TO confer
with the Legislature matters pertaining to the City Of
New-York
The committee we understand has not yet been
named. No other business was transacted.
WORKIyGMRNs PROTECTIVE TARIFF Con-
vEyToy.-In general meeting Of the New-York Cigar
Makers Association. which numbers about 700 mem.
bes onTuesday evening the following resolutions
unanimously adopted In consideration Of the fact that
the manufacturers Of Cigars have TO suffer severely
der exorbitant inland BILL and that under the
present too low tariff the manufacturer Of Cigars not
only oppressed still more bat the purpose Of egisa
tors to make benevolent protective system is frus
tratee, 1t il hereby
Rs'osed That humbly request con1es to raise the
auy On Cigars to such rate that tho donesoc mann
actuer viii not be driven o the market by the inpora
ton Of foreign Cigars.
f.etsf That We call assembly Of all cigar makers Of
and envrons under the auspices AZ the New
Association for the purpose OF framing petit
tion to CorEress to that effect