New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

ton to meet these costs taken from the funds under
the of the Trustees Of the General Assembly.
tho foundations civil and religious liberty and affected
the interests Of every denomination In the land He
funds which could be appropriated. He would not use
any funds contributed 10 any specific purpose But the
money and out Of their profits they could appropriate
this amount The money should be put beyond contln,
gency, and the Churches may return IL TO that BoIu
necessary :,
Senator Drake thought that the sum named was made
quae, and moved that the amount be increased TO toV
Judge Ryerson approved Of all that Dr. Musgra'e A"N
Senator Drake had said. poord
OfPublcatOn far affected by the proposer gbt to
ure. He conceived the Assembly had no mora While
the Assembly have the legal right these funds ss
they please But 1t would notbe good Poy 70 a1y other
these funds dedicated TO specific purpose W ocred
The capital and Its should pe Pnbcation ia
Teach the churches that the Sosn egg can squeezed
whenever the church pleases' ana you es'"''''N '-
Dp mnsgTaye thought they could furnish TINS money
aud the occasion s momentOus one, mni0a % n ,a 40
occur again ma n 9T Of the Covenanters still lives and
6e bona something would be done which VIII Vinucate
the rights OF Ie amendment was lost Senator brakes
amendment was adopted and the whole report was eh
uCSPpRRIsPoNpENCE WITH THE CHURCH IN BoHEMIA.
The Committee on Correspondence mpt 'T o
following action representing the matters prOusn ~
their notice by the Deputation from the EVahgehcI
Cf ~ That ths Assembly has received and be,rd With dssp
interest the Van Tardy and Cpar representatives o. he
Sffssoa ID their midst regard dcate. 9d trials
have the hearts Of this Assembly warm VmPstes WIN
Christian comfy Of the Bohemian brethren a0d directs the Committee @
Correspondence 10 appoint delegation TO represent t
Assembly before their General Council Whenever can Be
commended these brethren 70 the h0
and Hind attentions Of the shurchs, and people
CLOSING SCENES.
The members this morning manifested q determna-
tiOD TO bring the present session OF the Assembly 10
close to-day, II possible. The adoption OF the hye MIN
utes rule showed determination 10 proceed 70 business
Though they have during the previous Gays OF Tue ss
sion listened with attention to the remarks OF eDcs
upon the subjects Of deDera0n they seemed To-Day Ill
no mood 20 listen to any long gwinded speeches. hehSe
made and that the words Of all should be Few anu wen
chosen Many important matters were speedY dspose1
OF and action on many others was deferred 10 the aI
iOurped meeting at Pittsburgh. As the aIteinOOh hu
yanced many OF the Commissioners, VINO hau pecu
excused had returned TO their homes but the great ma
jOrty were still In their places. - ,,., -,
The Docket Of the Assembly having been disposed OIL
was resolved TO adjourn TO meet IN the FIRST irosOy
terian Church in Pittsburgh, Pa on Nov 10 lSoH at Il
o'clock a. m. -,.,-. -,
The Assembly unanimously adopted resolutions OF
thanks TO the churches and people OF TINS city lot inc
Hospitality extended 10 the membeis TO the COmmttes
OF Arrangements their kind attentions 10 Inc pastors
and people OF the Brick Church for their pleasant accom-
modatOps 10 the various lines Of railroad who have
favored the members In returning home ana 10 lhe
press for their full and accurate reports OF the proceed
ings Of the Assembly.
The minutes were read and approved.
The Moderator gave few parting words expressive OF
the qualification he felt In the uniform Kindness ana
courtesy the Assembly, and OF the important results
likely to follow from their legislation. -,
The Assembly then united In singing the grand Ola
hymn, .
Prayer was offered by the Moderator. The Beneucuon
closed the solemn scene and tho meeting OF the Iehe
Assembly passed into history.