, 1875-06-01

izaton OF a ttx!y which may do thinga coutrary
tn Tim pfncipleH of tho Southern Presbyterian
Church. and tins become in par. rcaoonn'ilo for
such nnof.holox proceedings. Ile bo1tcyod that.
by entering Tho confederation h1obg with Nofth-
e,n rreahyseriAnH, tho Assembly would virtually
20 bhck on their 1ate action in reference 70 ira-
ternni teAtonh wttl, that Church.
Several Hpecctea were made In favor Of the
resolution, tho principal one Of which was de-
llvered by III. MArkla1l. who eatd oyortu,es had
f'ccn received frurn four Ut the PRINCIPAL lfosby-
tcrics OF tho Church in favor ot Bonding Gelts-
gsts aa o 'l9s1ht hsT sh9a pronss
not fnfallibo, and that III International Asseni-
blv co1nioued Of the u,nBt leatuod men 10 tho
different Churches wonla, 10 Ichs likely
to commit follies and Srtofs tlan
of onls ono Church. iio helioved til Interchange
Of opinions. nnl thought the Southern Pros
bytcriauB should not DO behind in the great
work Of communicating tito unity Of the Church
Of God He desired to be moro closely united with
tho Presbyterian Churches ot England, scoslaud,
ireland. Holland. and Franco
ilept rls from committees Oh 6TRteHstfc bansT-
ooncc aod sulsdny-aehoo!n wore road aud
adopted.
Robiusona resolution CONTINUED. Tho PROPOSE
tto!l .7aA nupported b7 tho Rev, T.. Ct. Tryeraon,
Judge c!arp tho Nar. II. q. 1Hll. DF. X. G.
Irvine. Or. Isobnson. aud opposed by Or. Il. a.
The ASSEMBLY Hiii probably fnish tts busineas
tomorrow, aud adjourn.
THE NORTHERN pReseY1ERlAhs.
CLEvELAsp, O., Hay 31.-1ho Presbyterian
General Aasetnbly roasseinhlod Mt the usual hour
this morning. The Moderator Hkated TINT u,ore
remained txenty-two items of buHness 10 bo
considered spocches wDre limited TO 1yn min
utes. Resolutions Of sympathy for the 9raSs-
hnnpnv utif mi In sbS.
tories woro instructed to o1sond all tho lid poaai-
BILE to the sufferers.
Tho Committee on Church polity made fur
.ther report. which wus ndoptad.
4 report Of tho Committee. recommending =
transfer Of tho presbytcry Of 1,!nsaanpton from
tho Synod Of Central Now York to tito Synod Of
Geneva, created considerable discussion. Tho
matter was finally deferred to joint committee
Of two. the synoda 70 report 10 tho next AB-
aembly.
Il report Of The Committee on O,ertmcs. al
lowing cbmcie 70 elect ollets Tor q limited
period. WAS atioptcd. Keceaa.
In the afternoon sosBEon It wnH recommended
that tho first week In January naxt ba yet asida
aA week Of prayer.
Resolutions werc adopted e1preshing aAtisfac-
tion with tho reports Of tho missions from for
ogu delds. cougratuIatinE missions, and sanding
greetings to al missionaries and native helpera
Of the foreign board, and oasuring them Of in
Tho report Of the Standing Comlnittse On Re.
duGud Representation Was. received and adopted.
Tho Committee recommend that tho Synod
tn representation be aubssituted for tho presby-
tory. Let uvery Synod 10 represented by ono
minister, mud ono older for any number oxcecd-
Ing fifty aud nat over 100. and 70 OIL for auy Ai-
d,tional number. Representation Of tlds bksis
would be 234 Commissioners.
Tho report OF tho Standing Committee On
Benevolent Work Of the Church vaa road and
diHcussed, und made the htss otder Of the day
for tomorrow.
Iha report Of tho Committee on Theological
aeu1inartea wns alHo read and discussed TIL tha
hour Of adjournmons.
UNITED pnesnYTeRtAks.
WOOSTER, O., May 31.-Tho United Presby-
tertnn ueneral Assembly convened this morn
Ing at 0 o'clock. Tho home misstou 9uca-
tton was agaiu rasumad, and the report submitted
by tho Committee, with few additions to Sat-
urdny's report, was adopted without lcbate. The
Chairman OF tho Committoe on 6abhath-scloois,
tho l,cv. ]. a. Collins, tnado rapport, and tho
Assembly adopted n acrios OF resolutions MP
pertaining TO Sunday ay-Bchool work, the p1epara-
lion Ut Sabbath -tnurning lessons, tho publlca-
| neudation tllat auch work 10 earnestly supported
by the Church wero adopted The Rev. II. 4. sloan
! of tho Southern Church. ut The request OF tho
Rev. Dr. j. 4. Datr, Of Chicago. hgaln addressed
euly deleeaie, pre.onnt .:fi from tho Southern
United Presbyterian Church, he wished.
In behalf Of hia Church. to ayar
tho e1istonce Of sympathy aud friendly rnla-
opinion Of policy or wrong feeling. before DO
took his DEPARTURE he requested that, in
operation IL tho gruat Christian work
hi tho Church North and South.
to meet similar Commission from the South
osn Church for gonara! conference, and to adopt
| cooperative menaurcs for carrying Oh foreign
| mission work. Ho hoped this would bo conl-
piled with aa ho wished by this step il
to Febus 40 article pahislsed by leading pi.ss-
burg paper, IN whiell 1t alleged that
1t waa ppraront tAat No1tlorn and
6outhorn ecctes!nssical organizations did not
| to maintain I'LL independent and eepneto exlst-
oace. Action ~Ill ho takoa oa tho nes. Ar.
| 6loau'e proposition tomorrow.
Tho afternoon seaalon WAS taken up Ia hdopt-
| Ing further resolutions in regard TO sabbath.
school work. after which report from tho
Committee On Church Extension WA subn.t%ed.
THE ,sRaeLl1ss.
NEW YoaK, May 91.-The annual Convention
! Of tho Board OF Delegates OF tho American
| 1Hrasliles met yeatoEdaY, judge J. r. JotchimBt
| Presiding. The Executive Conmittoe reported
] fayorabIy on tho condition Of tho 1ssasli!ea In
Palestine, tho State Of tho JoHn In Roumlnia,
and tho proposition to aid studonta. The Com
lnisteo to whom was retoltod conHidera.
tion of how bcst 10 popu}ArIzo the
Doard by extoadlng old to co-religion.
ists Rb1oad, recommended granting
| premiums to Jewish youths Of approved charsc-
ter and talent to asslat thom fn their higher edu-
cxtion. Tile Treasurer reported COLLECTIONS fol
The Palestine and trust funds Of 9,0G1, Of which
| wsa dlsburyed sl.69l, leaving balancc Of sl,-
487. Tho fol'owinE officers wore elected for tho
onsuing year President, II. J. Joachimst
Vice. cc.rfss!donts, the Hon. 8. Wolf, and 1sadora
BenbuaeeF Treasurer. Leopold Dsmberge. An
Executive Committee OF four persons and q
Dosytl Of Trustees OF I've woze also ohoson.
] THE ARcHlEPtscopAL iMvEsTITuRE4
| 6pettal D.spGteh II Iha CAtca1o Tribune.
| h1nwAuuGB, May 3l.-Monsignos 1oncsstt and
Ubaldi arrived this evening and proceeded
| dirocs to the Btahop's palace, who're they apoos
quiet eyouing and retired to rcst carly. Tho
ceromony Of Investing Archbishop HennL will
take plsoo On tho 10th, Thursday morning,
| Archbishop lsyal. Of st. Lou1a, preaching the
eorpion. Tho cfoECv viii bannunt at tie Mshupfe