New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
p,snor Wood will leave for Rome on the 2eth INST, to
personally present this offering.

| personally present this offering
| REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN sYNoD-sATVRpAf Fh'
| CTFDINGs -,
Morning gao Moderator. Rev. Dr BratGn' .!l.ea we
meeting osder and after me rtadnS Oh 1Io u
under whose supernteudence the devotional exercise
suggested by the Committee on nat % I'M sincs of
port Of last Friday. took place Inc iGguar tn cv
The synod then proceeded with Reports from I eev
era PIesbyteres received read ana reIeIcu IeN
DR. Douglass presented the following preamble ana reso
luuOns: a., ,,.,., ..,n %, .r , ,,s ,,ir,ir,..
the Reformed PRESBYTERIAN Church on ne nteet oi I1n
declared that The one hundred and a Siia Ta1s sD CORE
Stuart asserted boldly the floor Of this synod yuA na'
Of The established and Tearu'd law Of le
Rd Tia, the at Of George esq this synod be-
Rsr,d That he he referred session q tie First Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Philadelphia e Dealt With FOR gross 'oa
G, according The order discipline Of the Church u such
lengthy discussion ensued with regard 20 me proper
action OF the synod IN the case OF Mt stuart ana we res
outi0ns finally laid ON the table Win view e 10
calling up the matter for further ACTON AZ SSe Ssrg
against the Rev Dr. Mcleod for having authorized ne
publication in The Cincinnati Gazette OF certain nGopI zee.
statements relative TO the session OF NE Syhod Oh 1
formed Presbyterian Church held IN Aenl some months
since I Mci.t1u sa,su ti3g 80 ortirev mn an
tholzed by him. and Mr.. Wyhc thereupon declared MN
services be held in the various Reformed
Churches Of the city Sunday and the synod ADJOURNED
| to Monday morning nj "a o'clock
| CHURCH SERVICES LAST EVENING.
THANKSGIVING SERMON AT ALL SAINTS CHURCH
| In compliance with resolution when was IeceIIy
adop.ed by the Vestrys Of All Saints Church requesting
the Rector TO appoint early day on when TO hou an
evening service Of Thanksgiving TO Almighty Goa lor n
watchful and protecting guidance during tnc nasV
wear sermon was preached last evening, by the Rev
Samuel j. Cornee. After the reading or me Inanh
giving service as found in the ritual OF me
Episcopal Church the pastor took his text from Tue
second Of the second chapter of the First Lse OF
For determined rot to anything you save Je'u'
After speakng Of the success which God had given his
preaching throughout the world the eloquent
referred To the me about ur years ago. wheh ne az
sumed the Office of rector Of All Saints Church. AZ that
time was only by severe struggle that the congrega
ton sustained their church in the lower part OF he e
Efforts had been made To sell the church O9t ihs ~
kind christian friends they had been rendered pecnlay
nSw deceased whom he charac,
iterized as faithful friend and devoted pastor ;
Through his untiring eNertiOns missionary sprt
had been Infused into the church. lie illustrated
THE progress Of The church by eonpaTaye sa,eer
numbered i'm ec3 only 60 persons and IN
between 4O0 and The combinations IN 1868 were %
lin 1866 90 The number Of communicates In 1868 was only
0 ON last Taster sunday los Of the congregation knet
at the choncc In 1855 there were only 95 Sunday School
pupils; now the number is between 900 ana "% Aecolug
10 the report OF the standing Committee the income i'll
1858 was $2.21s "a; in 1866 it was s4940 ~
sEAMAN's MISSION SOCIETY ANNIvERsARY.o 49,.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary SOcety
for OF the city and port Of New-lork celebrated
their twentythrd anniversary at the Church oil me
lAtonement dhe Rev. Mr.. Savinsl, last evening The
aunual report read showing the action ana progress
Of the Society last year The floating chapel on the East
River had been found badly decayed and unsafe that
the society abandoned it, and held devotional eXer.
icises in room at the Intersection OF IKE ana
lSouth SIS. The Floating Chapel in The North River
also shows signs weakness and must soon be abandoned
The financial condition Of the Society satisfactory ana
the directors hope 10 build n suitable sailors
Home embeshcd with all the accessories ssary Tor
the physical moral well being Of the class whom Is
designed benefit The annual sermon was preached by
the Rev. II. J. Morton. ID. ID. Of Philadelphia.
DISCOURSE On CHURCH HOSPITALITY
The Rev. Day X. Lee spoke The want of Church
Hospitality, in the Blocker Street jniycrsaist Ohufrh
c5nreh is that which toeratesa difference OF convictions
and recognizes truth and goodness wherever found.
THE MIDNIGHT MISSION
The Dr. Muhlenberg by special request repeated
his lecture on the Unfortunate Women OF the MetfOp
oils" (which has already been reported by THE TRBt NEl
before the managers Of the Midnight Mission last even
ing the Church OF the Ascension. The reverend gen
eman at the close OF the lecture made earnest appeal
behalf OF the object and collection was taken up Tor
the benefit Oi the Mission.