New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
RELIGIOUS.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF NEw-YoRK.


NEwBURGH, n. Y, Oct 19.-An evening
session Synod held yesterday and was nuIner
ously attended. The Rev. DIR. John Hall presided Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. Cyrus Dickson, d. d. in
behalf OF Home Missions the Rev. Wm Adams, d. d., In
the interest of Foreign Missions the Rev. Geo s. Hale
d. d. for Ministerial Relief Fund, the Rev. Fred
erick H. Noble D. d. in behalf of the work among the
Freedmen and Dr. Speer i'll behalf OF the Board
of Education The latter earnestly appealed for means
TO educate more young and stated that 200 men
needed vacant Places that 600 candidates Tor
the Ministry would probably be presented this year. ana
that more needed number of ministers OF other
denominations invited to sit as corresponding me-
| hers The various committees appointed as usual
| for the ensuring year On motion Of the Rev. Howard
Crosby D. d. the place of the next annual session was
nsin hXsG az reseption tne Ffl was adopfeG
esGd That in The view Of the large proportion o. ministers m IN
Joined upon Psb der to what ertent the gifts and ges
Church include the result Of their cOn in their report to the
New rules and bylaws proposed and read by the
Stated Clerk Ii voted that the SYNOD meet an
OF the morning was occupied by the Committees on
Records of the various Presbteres and the discussion
| Oh the Synodcal arrangements. - -
At the opening of the afternoon session "the Five Mil
lion Fund" was made the special order. The Rev Dr
nothing of moment had as yet been accomplished and
referred to Elder Gilman who said that the opportunity
OF the present would occur again. the Methodlst5
have successfully attempted larger sum- viz: 100000
other denominations increasing. This fund not only
strengthens permanent institutions, but builds new
ones The Rev Dr. John Hall stated that pastors in
the metropolis who recently returned from their
summer recreations had conferred 10 the action Of
their churches in regard to their benevolent contrb
tons ofthe They had deemed not an excessive
apporonment TO have s,O0OOO of the amount TO that
| fund laid upon the altars of Manhattan Island
The Rev. Dr. LathrOp trusted that there should be no
misunderstanding of this important point; there might
be amid all the local and other benevolent causes sdvo
Gated among the churches He spoke favorably OF the
The Rev. Dr. Halls report was adopted.
The report Presbyterian records was read dis
tussed and adopted also the report OF the Committee
proper Synod Presbyery relations Of certain clergy
residing within the limits OF Presbytery and en-
case in point was that Of tie Rev. Chas Staples whose
locality in Dutchess and Columbia Counties. 1t
decided that he did not belong 10 the synod OF New
York The Judiciary Committee reported no cases for
and disc harged. The Synod then took
tant, where the Lords Supper was partaken of.
The Synod then adjourned TO meet IN the evening for
Synod prayermeetng and for the reading OF the "Narra
tive on the State OF Religion to take place in the Union
those walls that the local disruption occurred 30
THE EPIsCoPALIAN ANNIVERSARIES.
The eleventh anniversary of the American
Church Missionary Society held yesterday in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity Madson-ave. At 1Oi a
m. the holy communion administered by Bishop
Eastburn Of Massachusetts,, Bishop Cummns OF Ken
lucky Bishop Lee Of Delaware and DR.. Muhlenberg OF
this city AT IL the business meeting held the Hon.
John n. Conynghsm of Pennsylvania in the chair. The
Rev f. Anthon presented the annual report The total
receipts during the year amounted to 5G4 &C. The e1
pendtures exceeded this amount leaving the Society
what in debt. Fiftysix missionaries have been
maintained, chiefly in the United states, and promptly
paid during the Ten thousand circulars have been
distributed and 165 missionary and addresses
have been delivered in l5s parishes In May June and
July anniversary meetings, held in EewYork, Philade
phia and elsewhere, were attended by l2,6OO children
from different Sabbath schools. Avgorous discussion
followed condition and prospects OF the Society
during which the Rev. 5. H. Tying, took occasion to
say with emphasis Your rtualizng Puseyites not
the Church! Your Unitarian philosophers not the
Church! We the Church Sir and when the last ten
found who stand by the glorious doctrines Of
articles, If all the rest are corrupt, those ten
viii lee the Church,
The following officers were elected:
FrcstteHt-The Hon. John y. Conynghsm Pa
we Presdenf6-The Reys. John stone D. D. Mass
Nicholson D. Mass, H. Schenck d. D. L. L. the Hon Chss
oden n j. and MessIs WH. H. Apnwsr n. Y nd Wm Wool
! Se'rttary.-The Rev Richard B. Duane, D. D., L. l.
| IrfdssTtr.--GeO u Morgan n Y
W se = s, .gaT',e The Ress H. Tyng D. DJ Howard smith,
Ri,S Sle ID " Vnon D. D. g. y Cheney, Phillips Brooks
Rtehsiu Segon ID, g d Gray, John Cotton Smth D. and
hton Goddari D. and Brown Humphrey.
* brunoi H. A OAKLEY, J. W. Andrews, H. O. Tyng
I '" A. ihihes, and james =. Amorv
,he eEeInS addresses delivered by the Rev
Sua S,t IcV,.,th, d. d., Of Richmond, upon the Omitted
It az hlsslonary Field" by the Rev. r. L. smith
XTr,','ii - 81 nioIn Missouri upon Western Work and
" w ,ne @ rev Henry g. Riley, upon the Gospel
. ~ anu py the Rev. Kingston Goddard d. d. OF
0'"''h 'S'"n"' upon the Missionary Idea