The New York herald., 1868-06-03
RELIGIOUS.
rroceedings OF the Presbyterian General As
sembiy-The Synod of Ohio sustaiscd-Eiee-
don of Omcels and Adjournment. ,T ns

~EoceeaineS oi the Fresbyteriuu General Ass
sembiy-rhe Synod Of Ohio sustaiscd-Eiee-
lion Of OmceSs and Adjournment. rI 81
p ALBANY, June q 1s5e
reassembed to-day. n
committee was appointed TO report a plan of
providing adequate salaries to ministers Of poor
congregations.
The Synod Of Ohio was sustained in having dis
solved the pastoral relations OF Rev. VIM. Hunter, at
Copewell Ohio for using harsh and violent language
to some OF his parishioners.
An effort was directed to be made to have no more
than one-fourth OF the chaplalns in the army and
navy from any one denomination, nearly all now
being Episcopalians.
No action was recommended as to secret So
ceties.
The following boards and professors, among Others,
were electcd;--
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
%stesmA Mssa Iosa, G HAIL Rsvana K; Rogers Henry
drew NJ. Beveridge, Nathaniel w. Conkling, John
Hall, M. W. Jacobus, Henry r. Wilson, Alexander T.
Lav,nen-samuel H. Cook, William F. Alien, John
G. Green John NJ. Sherwood Hanson K. Corning, D.
W. scarborough, William Ernst, Stanley Matthew'S,
william Patton, Samuel Galloway, Francis G. Bailey,
George Junkin, William Walker, William Matthews.
BOARD OF DOMESTIC MISSIONS.
Ainfsters-Thomas E. Thomas, Thomas Murphy,
James M. Crowell John B. Lindsey, Charles Hodge,
Mccall. R. W. Dickinson, William D. snodgrass,
Gardiner Spring William NJ. Paxton, p. d. Gurley,
G. W. Adams, ]. q. Reaser, Charles X. lmbree,
Thomas II. Skinner, Jr., Gustavus S. Benson.
LdvTnen-Moses Allen, II. X. Clarke Howell Evans,
Oscar Greely, David Keith, samson Mason Stanley
Matthews, j. II. Thompson, Richard Chute.
BOARD OF PUBLICATION.
Minfsts's-DavId Elliott, Joseph II. Jones, william
+. Schenck, William ii. Hornblower, James II. NJ.
Knox, william NJ. Blackburn, David II. Campbell,
J. l.. M. Kee, j. II. Nixon, Andrew W. Beyeridge,
John Hall, Robert F. Sample. Thomas II. Skinner, Jr,
George c. Hickman, Robert NJ. Knight
Laymen-James NJ Ray, Edward S. Jaffray, James
Lenox II. Fl. Leavitt, J. NJ. Sherrard Archibald
Mcintyre, Gilbert Combs. Stephen Alexander, Arch-
bald Mcclure, Hovey K. Clarke, Martin Ryerson,
Charles n. Todd, Robert Cornelius.
For professor OF Danville Seminary, Nathaniel
West, D. ID.
For professor of the Seminary of the Northwest at
Chicago Rev. William NJ Blackburn.
At the afternoon session the following resolution
was adopted
possibe in supplying vacancies unsettled ministers under
their care.
Rev. DR.. Reed, from the committee TO visit Harris
burg, reported that he had explained To the Harris
burg Assembly the action of this Assembly, and said
that the committee were received with great cor
dlaty; that the despatch from this body
announcing change in the first article OF the basis
Ofunion was misunderstood but when properly ex-
planned they were at once ready TO acquiesce. How
ever, as some eighty members were absent, there
was not the requisite constitutional number-two-
thirds-eft to ratify the change made In the basis
The Assembly then adjourned until the third
Thursday in May next, to DR.. Springs church, in
New York.