New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

rian," Evangelical" Educational Society. Yet, con
times Ihe Adrdne ~ provides that eaSm ~ hH on
funds expended IN the support OF It's Own so t, 1
The l4meHcSn Missionary Associatlon may be made The
medium Of sectaran Efforts II the dlstincNe
are denomlnational, as suppose they must be- But
organ of another for work tat can pest oe eoo W
uion of am The simpllacation Of the many and per-
nexng dicnlties conecfed in country like this with
secular education by denominations, can pe pSny sIeu
as o% OWE Let every s seGI Int tc as Christians and ct
zens IN really unscctaran and nauonh orgahiLaton
like the American Freedmens Union Commission, TO pre-
pare for the Introduction and establishment OF common
school system In the Sontn ..-,.
CONNECTICUT cONGREGATIONAb CoNfbhENNcL'
On Tuesday evening the Congregational COn-
ference was continued al New Britain, Conn. The Rev.
H. NJ g. Dana preached sermon from the words Be
ginning at Jernsalem"-Luke xiv, ~. Inc following
deeea1es were appointed committee to report CON
stntion for the conference from each county Tho
Hartford Deacon r. Button, Fairfield; tho Hon, Doug
lass MlddeseX; the Rev. William D. BasseIt' Lenneiu
the Rev. A. 4. Fiske, Toand; the kev. H. w. ulllnan
New-London: Deacon O. A. Paine, windham The stand
ing committee Is follows: VIM G. CrnmP' esq, me
Rev. L. Perrin, Prof j. A. Thacher the REV. L. L. fane
and the Hon. Benjamin Douglass.
NEW CHURCH ENTERPRISE.
The Church of the Ascension IN TINS city
already secured for Temporary occupation church In
yfourthst, between Fifth and Sixthaves where
The uptown tendency the population necesstates the
change. The present beautiful edinee Ia TO he main
dents in s Immediate vicinity The Rector Is assisted
in this enterprise by the Rev Percy Browne VINO mas
already established reputation as one OF the most
earnest impressive, and intellectual OK our younger
preachers.
AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
The fifth general meeting OF this Association
will commence Mt the rooms OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, No IG1 Fifthave New-York, on the
10Th OF November 1867, and will continue for three days
fourth day may he given to visits 10 the city isttu-
tions The first session will open a 10 a. IN on Tuesday
the 10Th lust, closing ut p. IN. The chair VIII be taken
by the President ~ the Association preliminary meet
Al II A. m. an address will DO delivered by Samuel Eliot,
esq. Of Boston. Corresponding Secretary, which VIII ne
America during The year 1861 by f. H. Sanboru. Record
Ing Secretary, and by paper on the Charities Of New
closing ~ S r. M and will be occupied with discussion
Of the labor question The chair VIII nc taken ny DAVID
ana papers win be read by Edwin L. GOdkn, ESD, OF
New-Yurk, on Cooperation, and 10y Mrs. e. H. Dan OF
Boston on i9r M"fSg T9em
at H. M It IL expected that the day sessions oI Nc'es
day the GOTH will be held at me House 81 hug D nj
Dumb Institution. on Friday the 22d unless hereafter
announced for an earlier day the lnstutOhs Oh DeA
wells Island are 10 be visited.
sUNDAY-sCH0OL CONVENTION
The New-.Jersey Sunday School ASSOCIATION
commenced it, tenth Annual Convention III tue fH,t
Presbyterian Church 81 Canhnh on iuesiH' 60 ~
VOORHEES,. Vice President. called the meeting 10 OIll
and introduced the President Dr: j = Mackc OF new
ark. Snljoincd are the officers of the COhyehtlOh -
President. James s. Markic; Corresponding s,cretny
Samuel W CLARK: Recording Secretary. j. G. woodruff;
Treasurer j. " d. Hoagland; Executive Committee, sam
Custls, W H. Woodruff J. s. Howell Local Committee
G. w. n. Gusts tCamdenl, Chairman: ,.,,.-.-.,
by The Rev Mr. Whltecar. The second days proceedings
commenced with prayer. aud the reading OF tue nl,h
report by the secretary An address was rcnd ny te
Clniles T. Knox spoke Ia tho evening The Education
Of the Soul on Thursday morning an essay was Iea.
and an afternoon address was made by the Rev u. a.
Petty Of Philadelphia. Subject" Adult ClAsseo