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bps Elected.

A~RNt We " tfeAA'1A
the Southern Gem
led. When Rev. DIR.
ed as presiding Off
Iere OF applause.
by DIR. Smith, Mod
Irn Assembly, and
blooming the South
the large audience
bat the members of
mblies were Presby-
ings, and that the
South had crossed
Inc almost without
division was, there
Of enthusiastic APP
4 the same ancestry,
rious history. Five
bse and sang "Praise
u Blessings Flow"
representative Of the
made o brief and
which was recipro-
sentiment of the
prth, and said that
be final disposition
7rganizing a union,
e OF alienation, Of
Of faith in declaring
pter assembly. There
he knew.tof to fra
p.
% address the con-
People that on Earth
d Hail the Power Of
lev. DR.. Cuyler, of
rst orator, and spoke
History OF Presby-
Work of Presbyteri-
O." was the subject
y. Benjamin Palmer,
hs.
also crowded Horti-
ming the Academy,
was the same COM
badges of the North
he blue and white of
from the Southern
Thompson, OF Kan
of the Northern AS
chair. The opening
ef, and when Moder-
oduced Congressman
Eington College, there
ISM. He spoke on
ous liberty. His ex-
hrch union were re-
ne warmth. Rev.
ID, followed with an
terianism and Bibli-
Music and Horticul-
i jammed this after
monies OF the reunion
esumed. Hon. VIM.
= the Supreme Court,
the Academy meet
b were grouped some
yterian divines and
General Assemblies,
lis Hon. John RAN
Virginia, who spoke
bf Presbyterianism to
s. j. Mcpherson of
Presbyterianism and
close Of DIR. McPher-
Sat congregation sang
Soul. Mrs. Cleve-
ed during the speak
eat in the Prince OF
d joined in the sing
to the close of the
address Of the after
nited States Senator
llan, of Minnesota,
byterianism and Re-
nt," and the exer-
b with the benedic-
L. Pattan, President
ollege.
johnson, Of Chicago,
bn meeting at Horti-
dresses were by Rev.
I York, Rev. Moses
Va, Rev. Samuel
puis, and Hon. John
LIBERATION closed with
ss meeting in the
JIG and Horticul-
br Alfred Morescales,
presided at the
An address on
Ias made by Rev.
Cincinnati, and one
B by Rev. Matthew
D., Of Baltimore, a
Southern Assembly.
again present. Gov
nnsylvania, presided
Hall meeting. Rev.
Moore, Of the
"a euay at Hampden,
Missions, and Rev.
Cleveland, on For
Givens b. Stickler,
{ the Southern As
address devoted to
fy work among the
b Of the two meet
srs of both as
ed fraternal greet
spirit of fellow
Ehe members Of the
vill return to Balti-
Ne Northern Assem-
business sitting to-
snlar order OF the day
"a organic union.
BISHOPS.
24.-The tenth,
thirteenth ballots
Inference failed tc
lop. On the four
Rman was elected.
I'D 500 votes, 291
his success. His
With wild applause,
bd fifth bishop on
n 800. Daring the
BIS the question ol
hnday School paper
Of appointing a mis-
India was discussed
Book Concerns pre-
amending that the
be suspended, and
II Youth be broad
Inference adjourned
BcARD TOBACCO.
~ 24.--BIuch bust
5d at to-day's session
ptist Church. In an
fom the Middle lows
eided that no member
ntk6ed with the q. A
h petition was reac
n Indiana District
4llt ON the matter o
as it concerned
There was 3 prsl
b this matter, an
y 1--WE was appoint
lon and frame q b
to the next an4 =
1est came from th'
bat the q arcl