New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

delpha that was read by the Rev. J. C. X Mihgan, ,
The Synod convened again yestrdny morning. ine
ped again in discussng the advsabilty Of removing
West Geneva College. Dr. George Professor Lynd az
spoke IN favor of It's removal report from the Board
OF sustentaou read. presenting plan Tor te e. Co.
tabl shmcut aud management OF the SynOds fund ioI
snpprannuated ministers. advising that a capital oi
$500 be raised a. iund to be under The control ~
tbe Board OF Management subject 10 the approval ~
the synod. Tue report adopted. At the evening
addresses on home and foreign missions weie ue
livered by Drs Milligan. Mctheny, Bcatte and hyhe
The twcnty-fourth annual convention OF the Germah
Roman Catholic Central Society OF the United states'
day, will conclude ts labors to-day: The Cen,fal
Society composed Of delegates iron inc Ta,oqs s
man Roman Catholic sneyolent societies OF The Cntd
States. and It's object s 10 promote union peNeen ene
subordinate societies and 20 assist those ~ heeuy W ~
cumstanecs It also has Emigration COMMITTEE 10
look after German Roman Catholic ininlgrants ~ Cls
lie Garden After short morning SESSION 'vnuy -, g;
Marys Church at High aud william sfs, where solemn
uopiifical M igh mass was sung Bishop Corgan beng
the ceebrant. The great event OF Monday was lhe
parade of the various societies. Bishop oOrlsan re-
fused allow the various societies Of the Ancient OraeI
al bernans participate the procession, ana gave
his mat the order OF Hlbei bas noI
been recognized a church society. The convention
met again Sf. Mary's Church YESTERDAY report
presented from ST. Francs's Seminary az mllwau,
kee. 1he president. Joseph spanlarst was stuc,eu
send gratuatOIy telegram "a the Hoy Father a'
Rome, and request bis blessing on the convention.
The General Convention o. the New Jerusalem Church
continued It's Deliberations MoudaF at LI' mus "a
frs-St. Judge 7. A. Plantz preslheu Inc iepoI, oi
the Board Missions read, stating that ~ 900 ha
been subscribed FOR Missions OF Wnch SIV-V DVth
pxpepded thai considerable assistance had been gwen
20 assoc!aOns In Europe and several new missionaries
had been appointed 90 districts In different parts OF the
country sermon by the Rev. A. t. Frost concluded
the morning In the afternoon solution pro
ylduc promugatiO of the Newthurch faith ny
inc convent on III districts not under the OF The
different societies, proposed and adopted In lhc
election OF oil for the ensuing year the Kew
Chauncey Ges. OF Pennsylvania president, ana judge
IA PlaDz Of Ohio president. were reelected inc
following were chosen the Executive COMMITTEE
The Rev. James Reed the Rev. John Worcester, 4. A
Dawson. Albert Smtb, Oliver Gerrish. Julien f1teaim
IL 4 Tg0I.fn lDb uUu la Re v. r. W.
fik In the evening various phases OF the doctrine o.
the religious life discussed
The closing OF the convention were held yes
tcrday. Considerable time occupied in tho IN Gus
sIon cf missionary work. resolution by Dr. Dke
j.. d. providing the prom alton OF SwedcnboTgIsn
doctrines by the convention III territories not IN IN"
lmiIs the various associations was adopted prog
OsItiOu denOminate the new church the True CHRIS
tian Church." in conformity with the teachings Oi oW'
deubOTgs work, referred tu the Erccs astea
Committee a bust of 5wrdcnbUrg IN marble, by frcs-
Powers, OF Hiram Powers, executed Tor me l9s
ton society," was tNpec ed TO be exhibition during the
sitting of the convention. but did not arrive.