New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
OTHER NOTABLE RELIGIOUS EVENTS.

MEETING OF The JERSEY CITY PREsBYTHRY, THE
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, AND THE METHODIST con-
FERENCE u REC. lion AT DIR. CUYLkRs
CHURCH.
The session of the Jersey City Presbytery
vas continued yesterday in the Second Presbyterian
Church The Rev. Mr. Munroe opened the services with
prayer in which he asked that Brother GleDdenning
might brought OF the cloud which enveoped him,
gwen strength TO his burdens and at the end be
restored the Presbytery pastor Of the Prospecave
Church. The examination Of the Rev. j. p. Hale was
declared satisfactory, and his ordination aud in
Y:allation as pastor OF the Ciaremont Church
wa ordered 10 take place on Tuesday next
zbe ea OF Rev John Reid 10 the Third Presbyterian
Church Of Paterson received and approved and his
installation ordered The Mission Church at Fort Lee
vac TO the Chassis OF Bergen OF the Reformed
rnureh The Committee having charge OF the Glenden
Ming examination reported that IL would be Impossible
70 conclude their abors before the adjournment OF the
FIesbytery the matter iBtrused TO them serious
and could be hastily disposed of. The Presbytery
decided TO take until such time the Commit
tet eoald present a report.
The Southern NewY0rk Baptist Association continued
rs fourth annual session yesterday morning, at the
BeYean Church in Dowuingst. The morning session
wac devoted 10 the consideration OF proposed enact
neDt entitled IAN act securing TO the Baptist Churches
Of the State Of NewYork the benefit OF incorporation
and endaory OF acts In reference thereto previously
passed in 1918 and 1871 The meeting addressed by
appointed TO report upon the subject William Walker
JOsepn simpson, DR.. Armitage, George II. Andrews
Dire Miller and samson. and Isaac Smith. President
Of The Metropolitan Savings Bank The various sections
Of the contemplated act considered ana approved
The 45th annual session OF the New-YOrk Methodist
Conference begun Yesterday in the Rev Dr. Hsuks's
church in Tarrytown on the Hudson The committee
APPOINTED the last session TO draw set OF rules
presented their report which adopted. The reading
Of tie report occupied The whole OF the morning session
Committee Of two was appointed 10 draw up a Con-
ference Address TO the churches, after which minis
examination took place, in which each one present
made statement Of what he had done during the
resolution was offered whlcn PROVIDED
that the Home Mission connected with the Conference
should be Incorporated This called forth considerable
discussion, and curing the debate the Rev X Hanks
made motion 10 adjourn, which was carried IL IS IN
oeTstoOd that the Rev. T. I. Kendrck will DO at the
Conference to-day TO enter his appeal.
The QuadreBnia meeting OF the American Christian
Convention low In session OF stanordvie, Duchess
County Between 400 and 800 delegates in attend
spce from all parts OF the United states and Canada
The session opened Tuesday, and reports were
ceived from the sabbath-school Department and the
MiuistAral Life Assurance Association Yesterday
morning reports were received FROM the Publishing De-
pariment. They show that those interests are In g
fonIstIDg condition. Yesterday afternoon tue new
budiDg OF the CHRISTIAN Bb!oa Institute the training
school Of the depOla nation, dedicated The build
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