New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
rEw-Yokk DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. APRIL. T. aN0e ls@


e,eced 10 Deacons order II announced hat Brotno1
Brown had performed marriage ceremony me was
elected but the deviation from the Church discipline was
disapproved. Brothers Wright scutt and kelcham Wea
elected Brothers Phillips and Martin were receyea
alter some discussion to fitness the latter not having
passed q perfect examination. Brother Haynes ""'
Mr. Carleton Of the Book Publishing Company invited go
the members TO visit them artner new Du'g m gSenred
good progress and large increase In tho sae Vi
Brother smith reported that the treasury Of the Stew
ards had been ovedTawn s29 50 during hs hrIy as sas
confusion lie asked for 70 10 approprate the
moneys as heretofore .o-,,,oo On tho late Rev.
A. Foss be held in Dr. Wallis Church AZ IL d. Ill., 'h '''"
day next ,,,. ., TIN Naw-york
in the Sunday schools 10000 He urged rnnerty
sos OoO new property during the year to ~ "gSS nS
gate value OF church property Win ne ~ CHARGES in the
disiet Ont Of 40 they had ono dea,S'
just before the assembling o, tno charges in this
district then reported the amount OF thG nee coner
missionary and other PURPOSES after WHICH '"0
large congregation assembled In the iweniy NY w p
nhi af Ne whnreh deliver the Conference Sermon ne
took his ext from Kngs,vth chapter 2lth h heen
will God indeed dwell upon the eartn Delo,' , '' ~
and heaven OF heavens cannot contain thee 10 III, %
The Bishop Thompson Memorial service rthve w e w
day at p III. III ST. Paurs NJ i. Church. four'ha'e'
| CONFERENCE OF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
The Second Conference of the Congregational
Churches OF NewYork. Brooklyn and vicinity was heu
Yesterday at the Tabernacle Church. corner OF sxthave
and ty.fourthst The congregation was large one'
nearly 200 delegates being present Among the cierfy
mon Iyerethe Reys Hw Beecher. Plymouth Church, WI
Rndington Clinton-ave Church A. H. Clapp, American
Home Mission Church. IhomPfon FSeDch Central
Brookyn Church, s. Bourne. Harlem; Il; q; mutenns. %
BEDFORD Brooklyn Church, Frank Kusse, faTh b,9oa
iyn, ,Church; L. W. Bacon, NewEmsiahH, ProSk' s.
Church; George Bacon, Orange valley y; pnar ~. n
Strictly, American Missionary AssocatiVn way pri,o
American Congregational Union; III LNeres,, Shncb IT,
!. Henry Powers Elm. place Church. Brooklyn; D Bay
Iiss Warrenst Mission. Brooklyn; Franknn f hooIe,
Church of the Covenant. Brookyn u b. WILCOX 'eiso'
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher presided, and the Rev.
Mr French of brooklyn served as secretary III,
The reports from the various chlrches were inosty
favorable The Society lately started AT Mohtc.T a. J
was announced in hopeful circumstances ana nkeIy
soon TO have church edice. The partially organized
Trinity Congregational Ghneh OF orange aiS1 ,n ' wv @
encouraging report p de stated that thew had lust
lost their Pastor the Rev Leonard W. Bacon ana that
the congregation were very sorry 10 part -, % hn on @
currence made known The gentlemen VINO spohe POKE
for the delegation expressed the adnirto non M ~ f ISs
good Intentions Of their retiring minister H., , ,,o
Mr. Bacon said the reason ior resignig IRON from ,h tho
church was that he had not been able 10 move 'he
public OF Wamsburgh as he had desired inc chuion @ m
was large field great ana ne dld hot ieoi as
man could do more good. He glad, however. to be
able TO feel that his work OF nVe years i'll INC pIsh hau
not been entirely without result.
After the reports churches had been heard very
interesting discussion held on tue import am
the methods OF doctrnal teaching in Sunday schools ~
was opened by the George Bacon OF orange, ana
participated in by many delegates; 49,, .. o.sor,,,o
AT 5oclock the Conference adjourned 10 reatseihpe
at m o'clock and In the interval the delegates sat down
TO an elegant collation. the vestry OF the chutc
discussion on The Application OF Religion ;d 10 sh
evening session. Mr. Beecher opened the speaking III
his usual rousing style. g. o..
y. j., Oh the lGtn OF June.