New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
THE NEW SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
TENTH AND LAST DAY.

The New School branch of the Presbyterian
Assembly closed up all ts abors for ao present yester
day. and adjourned until November he attendance Of
Commissioners remarkably large, although the pub.
lie did not send many witnesses to the last exercises
Much Of the day was occupied with matters pertaining
TO reunion, Most noticeable among these the follow
ing communication received late in the afternoon from
that branch Of the church widely removed from the
Presbyterians in doctrine:
10 the General Assemblies Of " pTs'Cyran Church IN NihOn
DEAR FATHERS BRErHES TIE EyvYOrk Preacher, Meeting
composed Of than 40 pastors Of Methodist Cburstes Of New York
Whsrsa The Genera Asssa s two praca branches Of
pleasure in sending them our greeting
,5ss1 .n5o S 1 Of s @ m hes y their son%uao 1s ~ 1 S &
prosperity the future be even greater than bai been IN the
when all Evangelical Churcbsf getting the sad arrangements Of bs
pas, shooS cone nearer ioss e. AMI TI, ss ~ nn d ,.5
atenp,raee 15a az other foTI Of nee 1sG % & Ps, eg0
when the endy relations will b. established and main
'aPsa between II iAg Pres {snsn % m and n b RSsw n
'pSGa;lG pR2%SasosR McLs1s sssy M ADsss P
The communication we read amid cordial expression,
OF appause and the Asst ably directed the Stated Cel
10 suitably acknowledge the great pleasure winch ha
given.
proposal for general Christian Council, submitted by
the Reformed Church dhis Is report from Dr. Max.
BscoBng IBIS pTor dOn part Of the great movement q oar
d ws A ',s9s & b., s to ,s ys6, 6f S s. b % e I,
iust taken important step wtrgad A. emueny bbg 70 be
entertained mAbfy she Of God rest upon al tlch e
f that sTeB seen ud 10 the Outpourng Of the Spirit
pDon TIE efforts ChrB n teTTai Of religion Our
barts vncpgg the Influences OF that Spirit when
iol1t tuppaons the RAMON oi separated Prebyte
Jian family love al confidence GIL the hearts Of
believers The tpH Of wisdom seems TO be imoaHsd
10 our councils fr reune. and from all msnehe' OF
the Church prsyer going up0r speedy realization oth oneness
for which Rsd,sus prayed And when God mansiy Pon
tb wsy and opens path vhef Of difficulties before s
Tor MS people fNarl good also result from the sdop-
ton o such plan profession Of the essentials our
common filth the romoton wb0esoms discipline And mutual co.
operation therein sing Of prees eVangesm 10 borrow
Ing m ron every dng through all the members OF the
common prsstug 'front.' 70 common foei 10 such
good We see motive Tor ceeedng 70
lie proposition submitted fhefane go. ,
Rpd That Eve of this body three ministers aod
two vuen be appod 10 net similar representatives, non other
bodies on third usdsy Osie the city Of NeNfok provided
hs higher and Abes Of sister churches aecsde to Tie
proposition
The Moderator aopointet this Committee, the Rov.
G. w UeacOck ID D. OF Biitao, (whose great speech Tor
reun0u ON behalf II the Conservative men I'm the New
school attracted s. much attention on IhursdayJ the
Rev Arthur Mtcnn OF Cicago, Zone Of the most sue
cessfu and beoye youne pastors IN the churchJ the
Rev Thomas s. Hstings, p d. "a well known pastor ia
this cv Tie son the emneni hymnOlORstJ ana Elders
William stIoug Judge in Philadelphia. and de1GOVlDdniel
Haines OF NewJebey
Reports were pesentet by one Of the Temporary
Clerks from DeleRtes Of the Assembly OF 1908 70 ihe
Evangelical LutlrraDs (Ry 49, 1869, occupied with re-
union with the otter braRh OF Lutheransl to the Con-
gregatiOna Churcos Of Name, and the United Presbyte