, 1869-06-01

Proceedings In tho Old and New
School pFe*byteFi0n Assemblies Mt
fcX Yorka

New York.
NEW YoRK, May sL-In the New School
Presbyterian Assembly, Judge Strong made
brief explanation Of tie composition Of the Gen
next It will be the same Us that nov sitting
Atcrnates coE1! not take the place OF principals
who had sat in this BODY. uur could M alternate
Acommittce was appointed to arrange the ques-
tion rs TO how vacancies occurring t.y deoih ur
resignation should Ge G1ftd.
A resolution was passed looking 10 the foster
ing q the German Theological Seminary at New
Iitseuss1cn followed on the resolutions from thu
Qiu School Assembly pEus!dtaS for day OF PRAYER
Tor the preservation OF peace between Tits country
and Grsst Britain. H. ile courss Of which Rev. Df:
renlh get Eood and sound dr1st,hic. from some
body the cause Of civilization would be put forward
Il hundred years. lie did nut care to have this
country made the instrument Of Divine providence
to adInln'sttr this eastsat'ont bn: thought It
nneis % To- come from fomewherc. The subject was
finally fntle1nltcly postponed
special committee or three was appointed to
commend tho bohemian delegates 10 the churches,
from other Churches in New YoTs The thira Tues
". Rev. Dr: lieacock, Kss: Arthur Mitchell.
Reports OF Standing Committees on liomc Mis-
sfons. Freedmen, Chnr,h Erection aud Education
were adopted.
and FresfNeran uouse were elected,
w.: 1r;l;:sSs 7su = e s tts r ;, ch35sa
Esmnr} Il, Ea,trhnf,f h X. fnr ttrrc vcafs and
Dr Soru:an Irarcr }ur IL o Years III pjace Of Ar-
thur WtclIcl resigned: trustees of the Presby-
Nr5 s. pa ay Saas w + H. a kt2 D
Thos j. Shcrhcrd. b. ID: Auditor Of Church Err
, s1'n tnnd-Ar. ,rr.-lnc eli kste&un,-
After some uninlportans discussion the assem-
sty adjourned to meet In November In Pittsburgh
OLD School ASSEMBLY.
IL e o sS tsfs 's at 70 n
lie eAprIses Of l1rlegutes to T1stsburghin Noyem-
her,
protest AGAINST tho plan Of reunion. signed l,v
Chas 4. Conner. Yns read ntltl passed over with
oUt utt1oil.
Dr, Prince, Representing the Esnnccllcaf
t.m,rrhcs ri the rrntrstant runtrfrs Of tbc wrId
addressed the assembly, and resolutions were
Hop,e,is symnothtzluV With the conferences to he
| held uD,ler thr auspices OF that organization, in
| New York this and next year and also nrpi1r
tic rlsoyn.nat i,y n,r ministers md neo,le o
all euiil; 1nel,ls 10 resist thu nsii'ous nttemris
! ol Roman Catholics to OBTAIN undue influence tu
| Ills coj1ltrr
(:al,stier.f1,e rontine business was transacted,
;tlnonH which waS :: re:trtnriton In rrply TO 4
r:otret from member ot the church ut Gicn1ale.
IT, Who sail such pfac;!rrS were common in that
c.:ch, con'lcns,l.,ag ,hc sitting posture ,iuriug
pr1. eE Alt responses Of Scripture rs being lltur
| rlcal.
In ltoruh!owrr real 4 report In behalf Of hts
committee, in which was given general status nf
tbc various sc.ninaries. THE report was submit
te.l, sIknci by II. y snotlpr'l mud j. G, Stewart.
Vy Vi the committee claiming that tho Trustees Of
they hasl lsrcsar,ll tle viii u the Directors, 10
| to whom 1t was s'lt! they were snhscryiert y
question Wus raised II thu report thus pEcscntcd
was In order. Stuator ilrakt eaid, acc,rdtnK IL
l.ali.a.r.ntary usage minority report Vas Id "1,
t'cr. After the hearing or thc report motion
w:ss sna'ir l.! senator nlaAe that ttc whole mat
ttE u 'ine.snee n & nN 'e'iife41 ~" niNe@t xon
Hil'rr o' !sr, EH''. nctcs|nt3. hnon!
rrEtrel tu CHICAGO 70 examine tu&o tue AFFAIRS q
q. s ;ss:x n LIN ~ conrcnr 9rs y. ~ ,s a 20 ~,
e:rncsa' .sssr, ,' ] :" sats""r F ~ .'annrRn ),
| N0ftnIfs. HAGH N4@lutsiUA 4bAohcSt. Ill WHICH