The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-05-25
gECoND DAY

The second day of the Assembly sessions they
met in the LecturerOOm just completed for the
Second church. 1t is in retired and quiet portion
of the city, where the deliberations Of the body
will not be interrupted by the noise, as they were
on the first day. The building is 40 by IS feet In
the main, and the neat stone front gives to it an
imposing appearance. The lecture-rOom is 4S feet
wide and 10 feet long, and is capable of seating
over four hundred persons. The building Is sup
piled with ample heating apparatus and other con-
veniences The inside is finished in ash, which
will be oiled and vanished The structure was
begun last October, and will be formally opened
and dedicated by meeting Of the children OF the
Sunday school and all the branch Sunday schools
of the Second church. The structure was gener-
ally conpGmented by the ministers Of the Assem-
bly,.
The Moderator announced the following Stand
ing Committees:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Bills and Orertues- Stuart Robinson, D.
D., G. II. W. Petrie, d. D., A. B. McCorkle, !.
A. Lyon, D. D, E. NJ. Green, John H. Rice, D.
D., j. W. Miller D. d., Samuel Brown, VIM. Z.
Webb VIM. NJ. Cooke, r. A. Fair, j. L. Wither-
spoon and James Fentress.
judicial Committee A. Lyon, D. D., +: A.
Ross, d. D., James Holmes, d. D., +. A. hay,
P. I. Penick, 7. A. Hamilton, VIM. Killen,
Frank NJ. WoOton, John |. Virgins, and W. f.
Gaines.
On Theological Sen,inaries-C. A. Stillman, D.
D., B. NJ. Palmer d. D., S. w. Davies, Geo: NJ
Gibbs, E. NJ. Green, Francis n. Watkins Thos
H. Shelby, John L. Campbell, and Jesse IT,
Wallace.
On Sustentation-E. H. Rutherford, G. NJ.
Atkinson, j. D. West VIM. A. Harrison, John
b. Du Bose, d. Harrison, j. NJ Brown, t. d.
Williams, I. II. Rice, Jas. H. Greenlee, and R.
G. Cooke.
On Foreign MisSons-J. ]. Bullock, D. D.,
Allen Wright. w G. Dunlap. D. D., r. Q. Way,
H. H. Hopkins, D D., j. Harmon Brown, j. c..
Crane, RiehardI Wilson, D. McGregOr, aud Alex.
Martin.
On Publications.. NJ Sherwood NJ D. Wood.
@. K. Caldwell, Q. G.. BOmberger, VIM. NJ Tate,
J. H. Russell, r. G. Cooke, and Robert G. Nc
Cluer.
On Edueation-J. Henry Smith, James Naylor,
James II. Nall, NJ. W. Woodwork r. A Mickle,
John Patton, n L. Goodwin, T. j. Kennedy, and
G. H. Turner
On Systematic Benerolence-J E Spillman, W.
w. Pharr, Alexander Martin, j. K. Hitner, s. NJ.
Luckett, j. NJ Hooper, Joseph Cloyd, W. L. Ma
son and H. A, Crane.
On Foreign CorrespOndeace-B. NJ. Palmer, D.
D., William +. BOggs, j. j. Bullock, ID. D., A.
B. McCOrkle Mark Hardin, w. j. Reese and l.,
b. Thornton.
On the Narrative-J. o. Lindsay, P. T. Penick,
G. NJ Shepperson, H. P. Richards and John w.
Campbell.
On Sabbath Schools. W. Davies, W. f.
Boggs, r. Scott, j. G. Simrall, w. A. Taylor, A.
r. Graves. w. L. kirkpatrick and L. Q. Harris.
On Leaue of A6seace-S A. King, Robt. Gray,
r. w. Miner f. W. Stratton and D. H. Hughes.
On Devotional Exercises Stuart Robinson, D. D.,
H. H. Hopkins, d. D., and Pat JOyes.
Auditing COmmaittee-W. L. I. Prince, W. f
Gaines, I. T. Windsor.
ErangeHstic LaJOr-Rev. Alexander Martin,
Rev. James H. Nall Rev. Miles Saunders, r. V.
Gaines, w. Q. Raymond.
Committee on SynOdicaI RecOrds-Alabama-
Samuel Brown, John l.. Campbell. Arkansas
S. A. King, J. T. Virgins. Georgia-W Il.
Boggs w. L. T. Prince. Memphis-M. D. Wood
II. A. Crane Mssissippi-S. NJ. Luekett, d. H
Hughes. Nashville-Alex. Martin, N. Z. Good
win North Carolina-JOhn H. Rice, D. D..
Richard j. Wilson, South Carolina-JaS Holmes
ID. D.. James FentresS. Texas-M. w. Wood
worth, w. NJ. Tate. Virginia-S H. Hay, r. A.
Fair. Kentucky-George NJ, Gibbs, William NJ.
Cooke.
Our papers from Louisville arrived too late fol
us to give DR.. Robinson's sermon. 1t will appear
next week, with continuation of the proceedings