New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

or ro.o,ution p-oposine this is 10 be acted
on Inv the nresbytsries procsoy rs the saSS o our NO
% aos oi Sdeliyerances" OweyeT, and rocOmmenda-
tions Those go te churches and ministers ano as
~ Nnscted and resulted in the adoption OF the resou.
tion already sent Won by telegraph The question Oh
a, aSs 81 Genera hsSS; express ppoy. the
opening the Ssoeah o. art gse Paee o. sc'ssuS % % sr
@ eS to violate The command Of remember
resolution was adopted at the instance Of nli-
nois Presbytery. deprecatng the prevalence OF lat
entering solemn protest against loose opinions and call
ing on ministers TO their moral Influence to create
more healthful sentiment IN me e0mmun,y' anu
thoroughly Scripturai practice in the Church. -
Several committees TO report next year, were hIs
pointed To investigate the duty OF the Prespy tela
Church relative to voluntary societies In these days on
denominatona beneyolence to take c0gnzsnce OF t9c nc
approaching centennial Of National Indepenuenee 70
prepare form for the admission Of candidates 10 tne
communion Of the Church; and TO visit ana consult IN IN
Missouri. Tho Old school Assembly, during INC war
made patriotic deliverances, against wnor cS
tain churches protested in Declaration anu leSti
mony." The Assembly %. 81 OF 1866 condemned that
paper and exscinded suoh churches a. w2un nDS
Synod above named came TO have ts separate estenCS
AS it has never joined the ChuTeh %
which treated the main body very crusy ID lSO nSo
seem be hopes of its returning TO the d0mestlc
AS for the southern branch the Assembly mas Waer
toward 1t another olve-Dranch IN giving 70 Io
Valley Church, in the Southern PresDytery OF re
sipp property valued at $4,000 or 5000 owned Dy o
Union with United PresOyterian Church has been
a subject Just dlmly visible IN the AsseHiOy PloNe
incs for some years for while hardly any one mas
tured to hope uuch from it, 1t has still been reay PROSE
cuted with attention. The report Of the JOINT
this year shows failure thus far TO reach any muuay
agreeable basis of uniOn and the matter ngs 1ISa g
fore In adjourning the Assembly appoints CeIsa eni
ministers aud elders represent II ana carry s
10 the representative bodies Of the other denom
tions with whom ecclesiastical relations arc tnuS BUD
tained The following is the list OF tins year - n
Church OF Scotland me rev d.
Henry Darling Dr. j. Nj. Glover, Bder H. J9hhson;
Assembly Established Church OF ho''
DR. y b. shaw Dr. A. keTin, Elder Jeremiah baker' ~
Of the Presbyterian Church IN ho''
To Murphy The Charles pckeV Kder John forsyth
SYNOD OF tie Pe,byean Church OF Great Britain and
Rev Dr. jonathan BdwsId the ReT. j. a. Henry hef "m' d.
General Assembly the Canada Presbyesn Church and SYNOD o.
Scotch Church Canada IN Correspondence WIN
Church Of Soand-The Rev Dr. Wm Hogah the Rev. A. L. fie
son Elder J. 5. Psnand. 80 ..-, up n p p
Hstseh the John H. PraIe Htor Hm Van Doran ,r
United Pbyterisns OF North
Rev Dr. Beade r. ~ Patterson Blder Geoge !unkn
General STnod Of the EVssgeca Lutberans Of the United
The Willis Lord s Rev. Prof. d. e. BEACH, hoet w. ~
St0ddard. -, 49, - a.. e.,o.
Church 10 Correspondence With Tue ChurSn OF oy
Rev Dr. John Thomson the Rev b. u hage h1ef JOIN
| Hit - u, I'll. d.
DIR i n Smith the Rev DR. II Nelson Elder Amos G. Wood -
erer Assembly Of the Oalvnshe Church In Amena- be
Rev Dr. Toa Edwards the Rev C. KIkWoOd Eer v" r. LynOs