The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
.vSop OF PITTSBURGH.


kELVND 49,
s,Dod met Saturday morning at nine
st1Scs, Rev Loyal Young, u. D'' Alod-
vsT ..,o, leading in prayer
s'sISI TSa MINUTES Of Friday nights session
..,s ,sr rad and approved.
ISs minutes OF the last stated meeting
,is1SDoJ IT, written and printed, were pre-
!g d S!T'T The reading was dispensed with
Sl'sS ,So nriDted copies were distributed.
~ TSs saS ststcd Clerk reported that they had
liSoJ lIo this morning Rev. Yates Hickey,
'Jbis name was enrolled.
II The Moderator announced the follow
NM committees; -, ,,
SIsGnd Observation-Disclosures James |.
p.O~nson, | D, D., John Mcmillan, D. D.,
wv Eeils, James II. Flanagan, James
Marshall; Elders W. G. Kirk, William
A,saU y REM Milan and Jas. Carothers.
'I ILSitiG!ZMiulsters George Hill, D. D.,
,o.I S,oneroad, James Alexander, D. D.,
i ioSn Gillespie; Elders David Robinson,
; +. Jones, Robert CraDgle, Mathew
V'Ts Lsp Of Abtace-Ministers D. W.
Townsend, W. G, Taylor; Elder D. 8.
' P,4,sT for A6Nncc from Former Meet.
i,a,~Mipis,ers W. C. FalConer, George
II spsrcroyc; Elder w. K. Nesbit.
SarTGlivs for 1S73-Ministers D. W.
F,ber J. ". Scott, D. D., William D.
Campbell; Elders Samuel Hindman, Alex.
Mn MHuM of General As%mJ!y-Minis.
tr, Geo. ?. Hays, D. D., s. ]. Wilson,
b D., and Elder Prot. 8. G. Stevens.
Rsond, Of PreSbytery of BlaIrSUile.-
Ministers ". W. Mckinney. Gilbert n.
HlI and Elder w. W. Hunter.
Records Of Prtsbyte1y Of PittSbHrgh.-
Ministers Joel StonerOad, John B. Ora
bln and Elder G. P. Mccoy.
Rsaris Of PreS5ytery Of Redstone.-
Ministers John s. Marquis, J. N. Nonrse
and Elder Robert Cloud,
Rt1ft Of Prssbytery, Of Wa&tingt0n.-
Ministers 4. A. BIAcktOrd, s. Miller Davis
nd Elder James Herriott.
Records Of PteS6ytery Of West Virginia.
Minister'S Samuel Il. Shipley, O. V. Nc.
KAid and Elder John Ray.
Oh DtcIaJed Observation-Disclosures Rich.
ard Lea, y. Jennings and Elder John
Eh, IT,
Rev. D. W. Fisher, from Committee on
Sanding Rules, reported number Of
changes, The report was received and
hid on the table.
Monday evening will be devoted by the
Synod 10 q Sabbath school meeting, ac.
cotdiug to o resolution passed last year at
JohIstOwn. From Z to 8 o'clock, will be
devoted to a Children's meeting; Z to 7:10
opening; 7:l0 to TAO, a lesson on the
blackboard by George P. Hays, D. D., OF
Washington; 7:4Oto 8, address to the
children by Rev. VIM. Greenough, of
Pittsburgh; 8 to $50, report of Synodical
Committee on Sabbath Schools, followed
BY five minutes address upon uniform
Lessons, teachers meetings, object teach.
log, Sabbath School work generally, and
answers to questions; $50 to 0, address by
Cyrus Dixon, D. D.
A committee OF Ministers and Elders
vas appointed to Take part in the COM
muHiOn services Sabbath afternoon, as
follows: Ministers Rev. Loyal Young,
DID,, Moderator, assisted by Rev. Q. G.
Beatty, D. D., Benz. Mitchell, D. D., and
Elders Prof Joseph F. Griggs, F. l..
Stewart, Joseph PAUL, S. G. Stevens, II.
L. Whitley, S, F. Jones, Robert Glow and
Alex. Bone
The stated Clerk read a letter from the
United Presbyterian Synod, as follows:
AT meeting Of the United Presby-
teEiAn Synod Of Ohio, held at New Con.
cord Ohio, October 10Th and 10th, Rev.
IT, Mcclure was appointed as a delegate
70 bear the greetings OF this Synod 10 the
Synod Of Pittsburgh of the Presbyterian
Church, to meet in Wheeling, W. Va,
October IS, 1872.
"W. NJ. GrDsoN, Moderator.
"R II. PoLLACK, Clerk"
The following named gentlemen were
invited to sit us corresponding members
Of The Synod: Rev. Dir. Benz. Mitchell,
ana an Itev. G. W. Chalhnt, II. G. Blaney,
Nn. Castor and John Halteng, OF the
synod Of Cleveland; Rev. DR.. Allison, of
iae Synod Of Allegheny; Rev. NJ. F.
Johnston, oI India; Rev. B. o. Junkins,
o y The Synod Of Iowa South; Dr.. John
HcCIusky, OF Philadelphia; Rev. A. j.
INda, Of the NJ. Z. Conference of West
Virginia; Rev. A. G. Eagleson, of the
synod Of Columbus, were invited to sit
Is Corresponding members.
lle inst order Of business for the day
M Ss Aken up, aud the Presbyterian Re.
Otls were placed in the hands OF the
appropriate committee.
i lae second order of business, being
@e ". reading Of Statistical Reports, was
IAen M up showing that the Presbytery OF
Msalngton has thirty ministers; thirty.
S1IT S churches; Gl0l communicates; 46l0
TAooalh . school scholars; five liCentiates,
FOSOG,Sl.
Lae Presbytery of Pittsburgh has 81
%tIllsiersr 10 licentiates, z candidates, AZ
s.sIutSGhes, 1901 communicates, G,090
%Gosfs ,';I! in Sabbath school. Total con.
slSSHtioDs. $lO4,140.
, lle PFcsbytery Of West Virginia has
~ alniSlere, 90 churches, 1880 communi.
Sos, s, ,5lO scholars in Sabbath school, 2
sSs ssSSs9qIaates. ~ Total contributions, $l4,.
,,, ihe Presbytery of Redstonc has IS
ministers, liccntiate, 3 candidates, 80
sIsu'CaeS 3Ol7 scholars in Sabbath
~TSoL T Total contributions, $33,OG4 50.
ni. .ae Preshytery OF BlairsviIIe has 25
s.u, s~,as'SS 81 churches, 4,0ll communi'
iSaus, isa, sSi3 scholars in Sabbath school, 9
,iosa ,@iosa'Issies, ! candidate. Total contribu.
n t.t .le report Of the Board OF Colportage
" W. 9e synods Of Erie and Pittsburgh was
,s' ,sso and, with the report Of the Commit
,,.S ,SSUaine Report Of tho Board or Colpor.
n S' iald over from last year, was referred
h n'TSomnm'Itee Of six, consisting Of Revs.
: r n 6H1NSoI$on, Alex. McCarroll, D. D.,
j,U.b M. bSEaddock, G. W. Sharff, and Elders
,ss 1,a, oarolhers and Joseph F. Griggs
ScScS.esfam was received from DR.. Speer,
,,,tisSiy Of the Board of Education,
uS ,..% y mat he had missed railroad con.