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A RED PENCIL NARK on the paper, ,sigitifteirt*illaterm Is nearly out anti that we deeire a renewal..

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[Origthat]The Dtiner's Boy,

Ho comes, a matt of,stalwextthal frame,Beleas'd from dangerous rt • the 'ulnae;'With hurried footatilialityinkkfirPfiastes his tidy,To where the lireliglit:lhytt'444.'elAtitge winder*

shines.Thro' all that day:he !II 'worked, and wept,:and

prayed; „ •Then labored on,. 'and ,irept and prayed again,That little,Ben,•hre.only child might soonBe well'offetimaiii,4atid-free fromweary•harttl'Of

pain. ,•

The housszislinsh'd l No boy with hasty stopAnd.nufrry,shout of joy comes forth so gay ; •The little Wagon, on the porolt'stands still,Just .where its busy owner loft it•in his play;The 4d dog, Tray, restrains his•noisy•bark ;

!And how no thieving; truant boy moleits;He utters but'a doleful whine, and then •

With head upon hiS pa**. beside the wdgonrests.

With gentle haste, the miner enters in,Throws off, ILLS hat and turns to 'Jenny's bed.Poor little boy I so thin and pale he looks,So still he lies,. you'dalmost think the child was

dead;His mother ever watching by his side,Hears every feeble breath ; each moan of ,pain.Falls heavy, on her loving, faithful heart—-"My boy! my dying boy!" she says, and weeps

Beside his boy the nyttitit, "

•Whilst tears are rollhiedairif his: tidal. gfiited

fade:"Oh Father irthou take•dur Benny hence,grant him in heaven, right near thy Son• :his

place ;

He 's but a ehild,.yet in the,Sariour's armsWe sure may trust him, Lord, We lay him there.'!And Benny whispers, •" 0 how'svrcet to beA little lamb within my- Saviour Shepherd's

care."

Next morn, when dawn came o'er the Easternhills,

And birds in wrabling song hail'd rising day,A band of angels, freSh from heaven's 1004

scones,Embraced the boy, and bore him on their vting,s

away.Away from earth, from siokness, sin and pain,'They swiftly upward pass'd, till on his faccThere brightly beaniltho holy light of heaven ;

Then, near his Saviour, Benny found his restingplace. .

Oh Tithe, speed oii,;,eipeid'onlifilbibiethetSo long dOsiredhag '

When pareitre, ehildien;•pii3tore, Te1t:14644In Zion's City; slifethillyneet; no niiite:*What ! allat home iii•henven 1 all safaiitisoidiWith Christ the Lard Oh yes, oh yeaPtiiilifie;No tears again, no.sins,• ries TearS,'this`jor• '•

Oh mourning' ono*, this JOY liparyou:. •13.11:1:0i•

ChurCh ConunHentaxy.[At a meeting of the Preebytery_of. Tombeokkiee

held at Columbus, April 6, 1860, Rev. DT.,. .Lyon, from the.Committee appointed ta dralt.r a menaotiallo. the General •AaliMbly, ~

subject cif tt:Clititth Costafttentait *Subknitted4report which was acocepted and adopted. •andordered to be transmitted to the General Asisombly.]

IMMORTAL,Of the Presbytery of Tornbeekbee to the General

Assembly, on theautdeet of a Church Commentary.The Presbytery of.Tombeekbee; feeling

deeply the necessity-there is fot:.a .4hurchCommentary upon the whole Bible; .begleave respectfully to TEN:pest the •GeneralAssembly to appoint a committee, of the ,friends of the enterprise, whose .duty, itshall be to take the scheme,into..dellberattland'pray.orftii consideration, in order tode-

i) whether .termini) an .enterpriseCli an .lidpractical—and if so judged;.4 digest a •plan in datAil for its eeentioll--1110reportthe sane to the 'twit SilleialXsiembly,fl4their .ii'd6iition lioililloittion,‘• Or' •somordintl, • as 'in' &Sir 'Wlsdorie thai'layjade &Get'Air. the glory of t oil. ' Thih; •

and in 'oak •Itteitde. opinion eothiefwilt' sagely nuarCrthis "friend's' OfAliescheme.

We 'ate impelled aliasyour reverend body from 'a deep. and': grow- ,ing conviction; that there is an impetlotisnecessity' for the thing,. in order. to meetthe wants of the whole Church—but es.,peoially of the West and South-West;where.the need of such•. a Commentary:lms 'been long felt. As long. ago as 1848 theSynod of Mississippi adopted unanimously •the following preamble and resolutions;viz.:

"WHEnte-C—Thereirlio-aiiiiplete Com-mentary on• the Holy' Bbtiptures in theEnglish linguage,• expository of the doc=trines order, and 'polity of the:PiesbytetiiinChurch; and,

WaxnzAs, Those that have been 'Mostin use among PresbyterhiUs are incomPleteJ •superficial and intiquated.; thereforoi •

"Resolved, That this Syiiod •.deem it •highly expedient that the neat GmteralAssembly Asks such order as to thpnimay seem„beet, to cause to be.. prepared . .••in due tipie? and by competent parsons

_chosen from different, sectiohs of thiChurch by •phil,General Assembly, a aomWeitent but ebnapfehonsive Ciiifteptary uponthe whole Bible, exptninded • according to

_the system of doctrine • in -our• Standardw:"

Similar resolutions, with like unanimity) 'were passed by the same body, fifteeityears afterwards, (.1558,) whilst lout '-

Presbyteries at sundry times have ext •pi‘eised their'sense'of the saine•detiPlyatiltWant.•' The• necessity fOr' such ' thing:Mny:' notbest) sensibly felt by our bretliten,ir theoldir &Weir; .whole there is: •no hi& of:organized ehurches—where the living minzistry are numerous, and where everyspectee of 'religious knowledge is abundantcheap, and easily accessible. But in our .Western' and South-Western States, andfrontier borders, the case is widely and sathly' different; the' organizecr Churches arefew, feeble, and far. bettitenitaiiiiiionariedare still fewer, and' religious boOkil;•Com;

. mentaries, papers; and other holps;% not ;Itiall I Countless multitudes offamilies are, every year moving into .these' fertile;,; butmorally destitute regions, where.their 4111: -

drat will, as a matter of ceuiser grow up'utterly without the use of religious meansand especially such as we believe to be,in .accordance' with sound doctrine. 'Howvery ihikitint,' therefore, is it thiit the'Church jit'o-ii-do a' Commentary upon' the •whole Bible—not as an atithoritativelorm*-'-.ulary of ourl.lltith--..this hare' in. thi •

Westminster rCenfession • and:Catechisms;:7 but as an exposition.-of-the Word of God,.the best that Wiliimm'Aloileaviiig it just asin .the case ofallthe other books published

*: oar Board of•Poldfatiou, 'to rest °nits• orrmerits, and' ileiveLi Attie 'degree,.at ainbstitiite' itelifilt4, and

• the ordinary means of'Oct). • 'Ild'ineet 'the want-. diiidrilicd;. there isconfessedly no existing Carnitimitair ade-quate, The- old. Commentaries of Scottand genry, however piquissiandporthodox,and Suitable'to the age and' °windy when"and • where they origiatited'i,'atefeatly behind' the' progress erMiliiiklee4i-ing, and in. Weil, Other respects, ultanited::to the necessitiesrtifour Churokandimattry. As to, other'piOeigetilary Commentaiies upon different poitio

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.of the Scriptures, puhlished from time totime byour learnedProfessorainTheologiealSeminaries, however learned, nd excellentthey indisputably are, and. Well sidledto aid'and edify, theological students, ministers ofthe Gospel, and the belt irifohnerOf 'dorInynien;yefit is in vain to atteriiiit dia..guise the fact that 'th'ey'areed to the common people, and utterly.in-ederivate' ineet-the *ant we. have de-'scribed.• Such Con:Linen taries, inthe landsof,plain men—common'faritlers,anechanies, -ancl daily laborers, and their wives andchildren, .are all but useless. And • evenwere they not—were. this class. of readersfor.whieh we are pleading, iiiiiheientlycated and • cultivated, to be- benefited-iv'them, yet •thelstyle and Intunier in Which'•they are' got 'up'7*-4heir' veluniiiiiius" and!couSegnent expense. `place 'them entirelybeyond the, reach of the. poor and commonman. A *Commeittary upon the. whole.Bible; gotltip• in the'same' manner • as -Drs.I:lodge's and Alitaiider's 'One We' •inentienthose beeauSe there:are none better 74,ley.are worthy of all 'praise and oonfidence4would extend' to not ifewer than 'eighty:volutsed.l 'and cost not' leas than-Olfe" hun-dred -dellare'I •

A Commentary upon the whole Bible, ofcblitaient• site, -and ' andaliaretitelhe Ina:Saes compoisitig 'Ouretni-gregationS, is a clowitleiddat indeed.the 'May :thing 'we weed 'tn. order-U.llleeompletenesd of Our ecclesiastical andwiengoliodl machinery:. We have Schools;-Atadernies,. Colleges,- and Theological Beni:,mutinies 'of rtherfirst order; 'we have-Boards, •,Committees.'.and Agencies of various kinds,and m:anaged with zeal and efficiency klve.have newspapers, magazines, :and..quartep:'lies conducted 'with 'consummate ability:.and we have 4 great publishinglouse, fur-inishing a rich and evangelical• literature torthe Chnreh—these mighty agencies wehave to perfeotion. •we 'have nO.:Coni-mentoxy upon the 'Word of Grodil 4. factas lamentable as it is humiliating 1. 'Whyis it so T How shall we eiplainsingular, shallo• ie :int' -say marvellous,.phenomenon ? , .41trfor the. want of learn-'in" and' ability, inthebhirch 'to bringfo?th such ;It is hetpossible'that the Piotid'Ohural'ilitCh has'been 'the • iiiltdirdtelirei-inscience, and Biblical knOwlage,ilioulditiiiitthe, ability to niake a "Conitifentary upon.-the• whole ay, WO should be lowly-to think that there was a single Presby-tery within our wide extended horders thatdid' net contain within•it a sufficient amountof piety,r learning, and ability to make arespectable Commentary upon the Holy'Scriptures. -

Arnurp then, as n Ch ifial;'deta4tit .in.iiiokluNtoXy;find so diverse and antagonistic,pitviews Bille-tiliticthitt. Vre ;'•o4oei,'tat ,itteinit prodAbOli,'CiinnnOtitity tiDontee Troly cilOniel ?liti‘lhe ;apple of

should 'thereby'be hirledMalt 'bf Out. 'Zilit'ind"esiiiiiilly.'itlienthat :wiirch-ii pfaPtitied is het autlaKtet-

fotmilitiy ' °Pon? faith, '(as already'dficlaiffied)'butSimply the 'pioducticurof'aneitioifirtionighdriethedifretentiiims Where'different nvewe 'exist "in the Chnich, •andientirigiVaS the other~ ooks ••publish'edqbriar' Boatel -are left; to lest -upon its oWn-meritsl. -Nothing Could be more unfoundedin facts, mid, the insinnution,•were it :made,would be- a'• slander' upon the soundest,purest; and most harmonions•Churchin theworld.

Are we then, to be • deterred from so 431-1.rahle an undertaking by the want ofweciA—the material ineausmeoessary tothe acconi-pliahnient,of so great .a • work 7., The' idea

There.are even individuals—no doubtmany of them, within the:pnlnof our.Church, were the importance of the!.scheme l'atifyiliegented ,ta their'etinSidniatitraz-i-whe Wdnid he' ititlint;"guarantee—all the 'Money risitielonttif lwchiliphitii* • • •

• Nherd shallWelqiut:Wait:4l)e ? The -Ohtirdh.'tiliteek•Wsit&d, a-cdrittiy, and wo ere8011) without a'-Commentary I 'Moreover,true merit, and the best abilities are for themost,part modest, diffident and shrinking—-and those .possessed of them are not alwaysthe mmt, likely to .volunteer their ,services.

uott,..ingst.be called tp, tho work, either by,the ir,Tee of_circumstances:l4.lu, the voice•Ot,the Otkurli formally, " 'Whenthe, . Minch needs, men. Ar, )06 and

pOiitions nriCdAilaidt under-.takings; to fill for •*aliens.dhairs in Our, Thibletidiii—SiOinatied,' andtotot4lide over the otiqiitidnnitif our diger--e t yothaitti4 tihe.o*;hotfot ) net eiiiebt voltinteetB-310.1* herhaudi'riptin.the men='bderi`Wlio 'Would riotthink fir Moment; OfVeiiii# their Ser-vice:A. 'And thuifthi.%fit talentandability.''in tho 'are in its,13eivice. • So, for' tire •Verforinance 'of thisgreat'work; lett the nion 'he- selected. bythe.,whdl Church; iuld'from thelvahodeand in -our humble-judgMent . we- have no,doubt as to the final success of the enter-

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'prise. Better that this labor should hedone by, the•wkole Church than by a part

We therefore the lireib3rterj Of 'l'.oin-:heekbee, most resOciftaly inemorialiise theoeueral AsssmblytO.tike this' work intotheir, own haniisl,axid appoint the ifinvekid-OOmpaitto,•iihose anty it shallto tiie, neat issemlilySigned,lB,OVide.r:itirAkftelt.ntMin, Mkt.;Arift, ABM ' . • '• ".1,":- T. "

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* • ' • • 'ltalia;thmitirtaiiiii• •110 illtattly

Mai' in on. the 1 •of April:, and was.opEiliett' irith 'the • ittoderablir,'.Rer:lDaiid,•• Hall; :on: Mattheir !XVAR Go •yetherefore, and teach,allnations.!!This.mission-.av sermon was jpai:atich Might:have been ex'froth stieralift:etiVlier. R was 'rich inThought, beatitifirkiotepriate, and.striking. • .

The ministers of- the•Presbytery• Were all•pres-tmt except tyro or three„ and there was almost a,TOl representation of the eldership. cifer. J. it.' ,COult ertires' ihesiiii'MOdiiratbr; and' also StatedClerk,' end gar. DAYM•llll.4•TempOrary Cleik; •

A considerable portiorir!Of the time of this'.pmeting was moulded in examinations of condi.:dateltArid diedbarsba. Thus.e"gieitt lititilifittibit 'to rhaqrreibyierY, and,-irereliighly creditable -to theeandidates.

• 04, 141. W -nun!TINA:wareto'preach,hreeite ckoepol,..vis.:Attanal Rughs; Calihr*Wrlfialair,4lidldyittlreinfeirithata. • Dr: 'Nib--lbakral PreallYtOrianAhtitCli;'Mr:. \Uteri, orthe Evangelical LutheranChurch,And.ltev.,Oarp,,Leuext,,of Sharpstairgh presby-.tery, on., inv,itationottja:ith Presbytery as cot.respondfnirmeMbers. •

• 'The .06111miitilb7th6itli tirthe'Eleiteral- 11.0ir...Samuel :Williams: :and 'al-.ternate,:lter, eTehni g:Rey.d,;: Elders!, Robert Pat-

terson, and Mternate, ITaxfies *yd. ,A committee alipoinfed, in' cotripfiiitiee

'with 'a pi3tition'ireleiithd,!tOliitiet 'in fin:Miry' onthe second Alanday. in May; tco take bite. considlaeration the proprietyor,galviabmi t., church hithat neighborhood, and to . report to the next'theetieg: • •.•_ ,

Call; from the &Ain -Lula-of Clinttmrtlle • andRborrezer, for the ministerial' labors of Rev. Jas.Coulter, were read, but final action, upon thesetwas (19ferrod till the nextrniglng.Rev. -1445*tik Blitfkin" vi'ldt‘ a hictittia"fiaid the,Offille'of the'Gospel miniStry,'.ratid suspendedfront,the omotrounion:of the,Chareb„ 1.

Resolutions were passpd disapproving o •a6f(Orriif the 'Bedard Of DonigiftiWNllisicins; 3laeap,:.pointing a eo-ordinate Secretary. ' • ; ~s;,•• Icit...Beastise,- from. the '.exptessixtopiniontof tiro. Principaßtiectetary,. the. office .or!errAssistant appearii.tO bee:manifestly: a *esteof. ,vonsitcratedifiirlde: ; 11-2d. Beoauso it appears to be opposed to tbe

*will of the Clnirok, aB expresSed in:a past Geneal Assembly..

. . .Bd. Dadaists it is 'adapted to'rrinind many ofthe lest' and noblest frionde of the missionaryenterprise, and thus to cripple the great causewhitih'W Ilprofess to

Thelbilowink hi thekeport adopted on. • SUPPLISS,

Rick Hill has leave to.employ, .Rey.. AbsalomMcCready rcir'otic hisLeesbury has leave tiVeinpley Rev. David War.oner one-half_hisitnie, forone-year.

- Centre has leavele.-obtain.her own supplies tillildit'OCtob64..

Poteravi •ti)iii4' is to administer theLord's Supper on:tht.liptt Sabbath in Janis, andthe church hag leavetq °Main' her own suppliesthe' 'rest of *the' 'tithe; 'till the• of,Presbytery.' . • .

Centreville--Rev. Jas, ,Coulter thintSabbiale ofMay, and ''Rev. I?::rifdlieer' Sabliiiicir ofJuno.. '

Nudely Crcck—Rey. John P. Boyd, fourthBab.;bath of Mai:Stattimentswerermade.by,mOinbiirstoftory, during the meeting, showing that our •Apad-

TheWitheripohnInatitute; in in a projfper-ous 'affording facilitisti for-Obtainii%a.goad education, at.amoderate.sspense. Thisjnstitution seeine to have betin increasing iri ,pros-paiify since it`is taken Oharktirbf 'by tlie'-pfes-erttPtincipal, Rev.. Jaines.p. B,oyd.

This meeting of our Presbytery Wei eluiiiiethr-ized by perfect harmiiiiY;love, And in many fesPects it Was, delightful.

For the Presbyteiftp Hipttel•

lliintiagdin.ThisPresbytery met at Htillidaysbirrgtoibiaiiiif.AVA: lag; at 11.o'clock

IhimtierIt:•.tostrie;'was 'elioitenModerator, and the Rev.:Spend M. Moore Tem-partry 'Ole& .1: J. Hamilton, Reading'Clerk. • • • • • •. Mr. .Mths..C,Milson• was. received from thePresbytery of Xis, 13iutittivicit; tis a catitticlittefoi, the.Gospel ii takinOidei the'etirei..of :Presbytery:•

Bev. Dr. McKinney, Rev.' G. narts cpw en ;

'Beitiiille; Irei:'''iklelittider 'WaterWoods, Itere• invited to aitaa.correitponding• mem-hers.

A call froniiiii: cottgregittion'efcarora for the pastoral .services of the Rev. ,T. J.Hamilton, was placed in his hands and accepted.

Rev. Dr: Or: Rt. ' 'Rev: ?M 'Allison,and"Rev. S, lmste:itere appointed a commit-tee to install him as pastor over this congrega-tton. • '

Abe•Sinklng ,Crerek 'church.was chosen as 'theiplape for the next stated meeting of Presbytery.

Mintift:o4: ;

Williatesbn andllev. Dr.Vurricin, alternates;apt.pdcrs William Wilson, M. D., and Jonathanprineitale, and.TudgS Parkefsind'Jno.Porter; 'alternates, wet% 'abeam •as'•delegates to.the next General Assembly.. • • ,

A letter was rend froni the ChnrchTiteitiionCoMmiltee,. mid Presbytery ricommended • theclaims of this"Board to the liberality of thechurches.

Messrs. Danl. W. Fisher and N. /L•htenilifild,were Ordained as Eyangelista and Were dismissedto the ,Presbyteryof Siam.

• The' ftifwellThe,brethien, vigether with .hivril;..:Ae. :Pattersonwere recommended to .the Board of"areigtiiteis: • • •,Mr..Reed; aformer licentiate; wasi 'taken

tinder the care of this Presbytery, fromthe Pres-bytery of Cedar.Mr.-James' IL-Moursiir•Wee • taken-under the

011211 of Preabytory as 4 candidate for the minia-!try.

• • Blooms. William Alexander,. Samuel 1...• Gam-ble, aid latest: Wilson were 16 preachthe Gospel of Christ..

appointments nett, made•for;stipples,: ,

Bei4lah agdn'd Subtat :Oflifilti•ll.6., SOlitall' ofJune; RoiY:' ThOMpsiin, •seCohd*. Sabbath' ofJuly, to aditilnistei:the Communion,. and'takoa collectiOn; :Rev liarsuird, !neon& Sabbath,ofAugust; Rev. Hamilton; second ilibbaili 'of Sep-:tersber.•- "'

Littler Veligiizaltbi.-A; Ifni"galibith''of Rev:*S'. firstiFfabtlfdlt: of;01;4 ;• Floydostend,SabbattrOf Idayl-Rev.lDr. Woods,' third,Sabbath -of iday-; Her. G. 1111i-',.ott, ,fou,rth ,Sabbath of ,May ;. J. W. Whiio„!"first Sabliiith** 'Tuns. • • *

ffintlf—RWV.' seeiind''Sabbitli"idarriVev. 71004.first 'Si llfath"et Jfitice, torgd-'*minister the'Communion„ ReVI Zahniseri. first•Sabbath of July ; • Rev. Wilson;.drat • Sabbath'ofAugust.

`ollifrty; 'Rev. Sabliiith. at June;,Rev. -Dr. Gibbon; •first'Shfibsitlr Rev.iAlexander, first •SabbstE'Of August; Rev.: rolY.;Junkie,.first Sabbath of..CoUdge Church—Reim.Lowriei,e adnibititetiheLord's Siipper

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Moore, third•ittlifiiiikthird Sabbath-of! Julyl.e.Rev.-Zahniser, third.Sabbath in.August;,.,Rey. glop', third, Sabbath'in Sejit'sifitierl-. •

AsAkmdleurnaes..Okureh-Rey. Hamilton, sec-ond. Sabbath of. May; Rev. ‘. Collins, .second of;June-• Reif.' '#l6,ol;•••seciond- Babbldh of July;.

Moore, pond Sabbath ,of AurstM. Moore;iseeond. Sabbath S'eptem-:.

' Tfie •Presb?iferArn illetasical Almanac was -real-commended to the ministers andpeople of AdsPresbyter7. . •,

Presbytery adjonrilect nliikin:thca:r.sabzte-:Tyroniliiti;oletitcriotiofona•TitCs,day of Juno, at 9i o'clock Aiiitt;4B(Xt'.•

&Rump M. MoonihrTataporary Clerk. :

For the greebytoOm *maw

Thelresbytery of Donegal:TheTieibiterfefTlOnegalmeCitt:the

of.Diiitegal;::April the , 10th. The,Rev. Molter.Psogolly.the retiring Moderator,.preached a ser-mon limo John Fyn : 21=4. That they.. 01l may

Tiab Siltitii ireatrelietedMdderatiii,' and the' - Met' Jahn Y. Ob'srhiek,•Clelti4.forthd °audityear. • „

.. • • :• TheRev. John P. Robbins was. dismissed ;tO`the ,Nesbytery of :Berlingieri, tt4d the Rev:Itotiit 'eatable tO 'that' The'Rik: L. 'C. ItUtteivia relearkif fitin7 thaPektoraleherge"of the churih:of. Little. Britainv after adelightful pastorate, of twenty-three years, dur-ing,:witieh, the church has been so ,greatlybleileat tirictellengthe'ried 'in's Co fee itble'o' tgliethe whole time of a pastor instead-of • one-third,.as heretofore ; 'the church of Chestnut Level re.Aaining. theentire service of Mr Rntier,,andpledkinta '64pOieseifuel to dial liitborte aorreqpy'both owlikreglithiiii: •

Tfie Mar. •P. J. Timleititeceptea' a call frontthe,:ohureh .of.Merietta, :and a Committee ~watiU)Poillt9d. 4o Alllo4lllloin, on the. first tramday in

Arrangements were also made. to ordain end11...Knyler over•the church ofStraibbrg, on. the sectutd;Ttleedny inne,,if,theway be olear. •

church atOhniolitown if thevaitealear...,.The next- •stated• meeting •ritts .appointed i atxtieynesbuzLendily. Timlow was appointed topreach'at'the openini.The Rev. Joseph M. Rittenhousd itim- Elder

Sander), McCullough- iy,erc Appointed Commis-onersthe Cleneral Assembly ; the Rev. C.

W. STeiitird'ind'lrdin:Jnoies• Resolutions were pnesed clireotintthe 6hure.hes

to take up yearly , contributions for each ,of theobjnifieeif bineibline-d•i:e.cpkiiize'd by the' Generlfora acrutiny•by the

•PresbYtery, byery into the' faithfulnesichurches this platter. . .

Air. Powell was - apppintea, tO theour . to the Fund it "%AiledZte:'A resolution,was-adopted, requiring'oureandii ,

dates andFlicentiatogi to,ropor:t thenuie!yes,in .per .son. or by letter, .to the.i'resbytelyiit eveii:statedmeoank, arid.ottr etthdlibite-• to atipaiitleedift*.

'.previbiis•ThiteenrThe'Preabytery,•aftet *pant meeting -!and .1enjoying, the, Itpapitality of.AJie..old. ehilreli. of

Donegal, .(eflate *ell' iiittelf*rik-Intiefiltkof-'ex•-;1Alatire holje'lnteiinUlje'elsii;) adjourned

Meet'itrStrasbirrg on-Aho• 'second.. Tuesday- inJune; •

The fa llowing.is thelist . I. . .

SUPPLIES:,

New. garowny .11Church.Aev, Merrill .. to be.stated supply for tte next six months.Leacock and Belletnzein Apidf; Ititteiihnsit ;•11ist• Sabbath ins May,-Sotithl;._ nird: SONO: VirgSabbath:in Jitn*erill.; Third Sabhillit in ne,ttolVait--PiesE gatitith

PlithiSalinthln July,.61;tithath,in•Augdst, .;:-Third:Sabbath- its Auglistv.grirtyferdj. Firsk Sabbatheptefdier..X.ane.• `Third abViallip:Seieni-tor, towhiei; -PAY' tiditieell'StFeTrOeim'ilithiWYPitlittlinh01'0661:1fr;;#ekaiie:'o'lliittisi:Bßant`,Ohtula..ThirdSabbath-biAlfril,;talltft;r. APTib.•Second Sabbath in May, Cowhick ; Fourth s'a

bath in May,.Parke;;. 11.41:14.flutter ; Fourth Sabbath.Silaontl 'Sabbath in'Idly;".bath in. July, Ratter ;. FicplRittenhouse; Third Sabha,Firit'Sabbilth' :Sepiita-bath. 'in- September, Par)September, Merrill.

*gu/".11:;h.ugust,kwnrt;•fl Aab-air . inJ.F.

in' Union't non thethWacnitPniiaireii:

Rev. ' llisun F. HiLpailC 67

eerierat ildieetabli.l •• •After -0414;0Pt:i% .n?01455.)Seintdr, in iCation, t.:o

'sin: aid4.1113 aiitdon•of the.Siet!q•,PvelkYt',7foj9.PrAtant. on We second VVed'n'o'ordeirV31::: 4:.! MACifb.

MINI

.~Callulr;Bray

ThelteOliu`;Sptizigr inesibytery was held at Getty&,iaist., , and was opened w'3°linAi'gyadiis;,fienvu

• )2v:wog/I:air11:0.

There.. Q'thirty-fl e'of fili in ni~}et werelElll6e:2l'4:is.- • Staili'a.

inner.. ~

,whereay natl.

v.. Gib-'aiiiit:•a 1:h. Mi-le, bilis-11.ewt, itl.2AI" •

=Si

• Pres-giti lOth7.Rev., i;* iiildAin*elite&be, iniS-11P;

tokeiis"alistbrutereirt in ire Sr.the elinikelies ; • 'find trim aiiinitsvilileh'B'eSiliens'are reciiii: itiiii,=

.._

bYteir fit'its Stilled gpritiK inig;' h 'fit'exichatlhacthii'dhuidhei'liithlicits. OS 'fireVeiiiiti.,litir, fii nrimliVie;ititid fieeiiiii! •innie'inilisted'intheir kiiiitei's 'cense. :A ne 41Vikiiiiiti,ig ft.W'inri - IF; 'Mit prayer:Medi' Itwe• 'hien Obei '

e'd ma iiiintkinidbiiin Viirao;ies;""stliike'iitintihid :eiiiiliea'heibieriti laieliteselpliet.:,inks nitist•dlieitintreenlitr lart6r)cifGaiiwaithigpeople. .: !•• el::: t .•• ....1f; "a i

. . I'Vekbytity* appoiiitO .10 V'BrilitefioJ.,ili 0vlth-R.- Jolla-R:''Claiii;'. Ai4liite- 1 inifibi4J

It. F. Sample, with Rev. Jose hTliViiltirliiiitjand-.Rnlinrillders:.llugfi: Griii,-..andfloli4Clendepin,.with Jobn.X. 1, ' %antli'Jo.sePN)l.llileilii; itledfniftei;-Oinints onerh lo' tile.- nextGeneral Assembly. .

qin.Jl..ly •,. - 1

t The pastarat, relation, ..,hitttegnyßelr. •Jr, 13:'Strainandthe 'egniegeS Orldllergitniii andBuffiler,' *de ' 41lisolihit;IiiidliifIVOIVH.laiik.and Rey. Win. 8., epotweste ispßointed.p.ppitalin these ehiirChes, and, :deebire Vielr,.pulpiiiivariant: ': •

"

.' ' • ../0 ''''..'i A ~71,. .i I

. 11ir. ',lsraelD.Fitszerald; klicteht4gee Wes:4l4missed to put himself under the care of the. 13t4

lairAville PAibiteil,•'4itan!'the .taiiiviiakwhich he expects. :I vd ;

Alall,fronk the churchthe fd.'filtob-4 E.l lYikurn, alicentiate of Lexington Prest9lebrowas• :pre-,sented•l*.-1)12w; Atiqc; WI% tionnd. lie,order,* loLi ietnall,ll iiipeais Pres-:,byfeabr;iiiitisigiiiftattiekbeipterfae."!7.) en I

iptall:froralhe ',Amy;ApialEinflm.fo;,me9.l:ler orEire" PireeliYEvy,:

andthe ofMrciAltlrT3P..l"EtitArr..Gr*'l!ll-- inregartk to its acceptance.

Tee' inexf 'argieeiiiCetiifg • iiitellipi;oin-ted"Bleomtield,-tru qen;thelfdPVltnea,dnki.of-.P40.114•9'at,. o'clock P. M. Rev. Harp .er, D.A., wiolkiiiii*Wclrite• its altGiatiTzwii"64;piiiiiiid:to:preach the .Openiiiisentioz; Thoef4e.

D,D.r, with i.ltey.,:f..)Y ji alterßat? '*Ns 'alfpointed. iciikett6li on the morning erilie'bocoriday„ .... •j. ; . • •:.

'•

A resolution was adopted., ,recornmendlii. gchurches in the bound's' of "Piebli.yfoiirhave not.yertalttrefilit-oltgatiMrfa` the' churches'

roriliiiton am( Vtliuldr dii;grOlatearliest conveniencesand forward their oontritSuLions for the churfi, Oelia:iton to Rev.4l„ W.

Creek -Stiiiiolg thbhuroh, ofPrOstburgisto:l4.

,Froethurii,- Md. ,►• kik-held.:in" the riavnitlferiattemhtircti. of ghainbccia-'burg, on 04e oriyi,dtFuelibv* (iptiv) J,tnie

' •• •

;t:' ; 1. • •1. Temporary ClikliQ• •

'" TRONA* CO USPRIDACE.' •r

•

_,anatA,gcur Ti,yAurempß,Fol,—nwika.prm.sono2k a,7o,tapnßiltiatiive•so«rmr,-AITDPRIZE FIOFITINA. AND, ...THE,TNPIONSIIIP--;17.93p:VicautNez—LipeirAingsgut T—TtitammzitthAteritivre -

ANggNVD PECE44EPFAMCD lo Aimir7rOinr.N,AntANcEt—tissa'A Poyre— lbut.71mett 9N-NArbuBow—yipros,prxtsuNis :111rAnwiAliql:rn

• 'B*Vr6irtiAgiilPiicrilav-414Pi XxVosilitimcATiolinALß4. IT ID! LA111(14D Ao/tictov,r, V.m.Ton.,E?DrAzglet.:,,,l7B NATVRq '

-P.NiS—OP/NLIGIB I'OeTRY. GOSP.iL IN ISALT=INbIANi •AXCF,

• /uvlN:Poou—ass vILLAACTAR—onOTRE46I.It

,r.wpozr, 4arelt,80,1860,.411. Gput.s. igis making A sborkcaumi .-:

in.Lonclon; andin. the' South 'of Inglan, ,iI ,3befoiereiviligiViiiitieiiNdik*Veuiti • ,

fitiaVe.s. ' I 'webtfclityffebktb *WI' iiirwoil-i, •thin qAfrcnit hisviipsy in .Exeteacqlfall: . The :.absembly, milittatbd .• about htiWonAlgliaandi0.00;T&-b.lit the 1101, was, untntqlji. and. that.ulatform was scantily fUrmalke,d. '''ili4fe,weie'arithclber4•lll634lifehAlbell Aga:.tsimaino Stitieglidibeqiiize%lib A% Wiiiit'iahtl fear • of 'such gittheritigsof I wad ;ncitrwt: :All!'acquaitited With,, 4 L vent:-plealliag4e3-Itpre; cg 4e. neetkaglas e) pmcir

,

,of.,a!uprbei of soldiers . offie-(oidaream .thadllbt liiiffin: ` Two`' Otibefi;' iliil.Weiepi ant; ithificlicss;glfilatiiiMell3litifeffal •

itie Mifir•of the F'Soldiers:: - , Bahl m6n.. mid;.olficerei apt:dal:omibeaitily ; and laughed ouf,-!;4411 as Alf:.; qQugh, wait; ,through his

~ :'Oll. - His:style and'' a earance are:i -

don %less we I known tdmany of yadr-i •%Finis: 'Heiiiiliteb liballitiumhbd effectiles. •use '.ends ! IBft, =IWellias:,of:. the right'arm;: asidotith;

,han dgqr.cyles, ,and features!ever flexible; be is thoroughly dramatic, 'sewell as oratorical. While be deals • hnaliyl •blows Sahei.ißiiiir47irlire4Use, and'iiitldikalliVT#4l.ketti, 44teflitl:iefalliiii.right to sattliiitlilie iiht• ill-natured ofliiiligbaiit. ! It HI. Vet Talkiiiiniitui "eiThei:withtdmperiumfor theological oratbre ' • :

Stitt iiitEa i are ati peewit fe-:teiving. cafe, pliysic'ally; intellectually; axe&morgllb.,:knoh*.all. iilloAtorkini-meniz*PPYlOnges,ini,c01(0, 193.t.,37ttk 40-PaM.• :mental Sehiiids gis4 leiioikle4ge•thlihiedWißlif rtAdd' tb fikkf thiv;die" S6l4iiVii:Friend.:aid: • Soiipf "Socketyli;with the Chaplain 04314.1ral.s.itiitg,-)wa4,./44Ohristittp• ,gficers as, , its witjewsiliret*ors ;04 i`doing a nob Wr,.t.

'Rhallete toNtie ;at=Inched:4o-th 'd reklinefits,• and,be •lindttrdhef

•

ehaplein'glnd,l*cfMtro.l d,that :4Yits ~triag,, and other .pnblicationin •ii:net:li,44giotiVid:fin;

• • • • t:' •

ThereritilvaliorSoldiers'lnStitatits beingwjth,Ogff~,a andB:fo ear,ln aeit. ll,TßANclo ttg:44.l;itaii:y a Icking soldier is -14.pytrytiii the'bf"e4iti

selflotwiolC 1t The, iStadier'S1:Pxibhd, •and, :! ftriptuniAICiPtY- igiNitncn ,IN74:Y.P ar; ;of ..£5,k4. ... Non Fad .5 0.4 vkerts%

to soldkoils; field 2,*''.4Wg2'u I '37i,994

trit•Sur,i .20`,000'•so1ditrs'

Tin? eliAm'ithttstrie !o0 (.1111glaneta4,tAigorioaginitheArtitalisitipptiaefightarOWfo44.itt4e i*X.f4A o£,large; .9.*Jl,l3_,f,siOke.Lower jB,a:l*w:a ; of tkit.t.4Onooß 141pziat4on',arabetting ife:fr'f' . 110,yijrifinikaifentbritt 88fintij,'titebeiii!Scriiiittaged.ty the progoitt 141it," ')thatthe Houle Secretary, Sr.:iG. Lewis ,bas`'Apata:ti:ctedAhe Apd,on ;Rohe% flat, 40fimfai.i• Jai- 4u-dApg_An.o ,Ipturr, Jo,thetrPrizneitrli ottislitdr% 74if grata.=panies. But!thietsOiLWtrteciontethittahnoteandwill troth°. done,.anfLitis-now-said that inn.despair of ,puhlic 410; figA the,lirometer's.intend to ,halite,,,aijeril?gte t#oiuidpla4for Which: is only "to be -comb:kik.nicated eonfidentiiilliO'AhelifilWitatti4)

• 'two'hnifes who:are nOwiii training for nru-• -,tunkenelaught,) the-night before the contest

fu,i,:ef; off. 1 .The portraits .of .both are hting-ue, " in the office windOw .of, the penny6'• '.4:07414Lifc," in Ordel-is. attractbuybrs•la tbe raper, lid 'betting, on "tho'lfight.Wetheirei got 'rid of bulf-baiting, 'andItri zelighting )3:Crfinitial, accordingto' law.. -Brit

• n'illTitAstaniiiag.„this, :,40. lope.. of , th'e4,xing.'!• is not yet' extinctamong. us

-

'j ,17•7741 /7. ••%/ 7 • 7 7 . •• . • ..... ' •• ••• "112,,PrP3/44C1/1114V21. is now..once morethe cry, .in connexion with . the con-' tat of tiArt'.tiiiidibi. 'with regard ' to'Sa-

Yroyfluid''Bwitieflana: -.Biitiiim nOirinustremain anied, to 'the teeth; even thoUgh

, ,there:3l i no,. aprireherision ~of, . imminentdifficulties., .. As tothe. Money;Market, theTimes the other 'day expressed. the viewsiirtneiloliitiite : at Theiiiiiiiiful' fenling as .rtothe '''islitite'elainiiisi :orail 'the- ,Piiidedings'Ern llra •Bai-ofcilifiritliiii,.' is inteolie." ' But

- pbzweeark itif 40,iii0i IliAkiVitinl'eiiiy•' Ali' itinrgaied the cotiiietinii 'that fearful: •ohnirtligielib iiNiiit'Aiireiiii;!inid thklite ire notfdiffif'*Y. "A- cooln'esibe.** kiapiee'arpilll'Elikiikni 'hie' Itiketi 'the • Wheel& the

' dordfalqhflinlalitli*e.' ThivE*tonfiiihis''goi-thet,tetsity,'!iiaiyyi havecorresOnding• 'pritilltslii:lirezyWity; while.L.--nalia's 'peace is'ileslitell-a4,44 "shall ..baie Aottlitftil advan-* tigilesigli Inillstill be 4., •• •,. .• ' ,t•k-od . p

41 44, . 4, ..., ,diture.' ''rfkidViiiiir R7solliiislictla .1'ii'd siokensivio wiipiii the irbi:•linftlin'negotiations

TWitli'rFihn'Olii'liirefeneivii) 'Savoy. His'ttoßf ciolltralitiilgeoifey with, that' 'of M.TiniiiyhtiplYthe Vornigilffinilifir 'end orea-

• fare .Ofthe' Emperor:. -Loilf john'a Old+- 'lnd'liolinin- deeliration• against the deeiOs- -of'Finiinet, Ida'in foot,. tit' cloter alliances•with the htlier 'Ghia, Wind,in eider to'bea, nitltual'defence,. was received , with vehe-

t 'tient'giiiefrifrekkell.Olaitt •night; .63,. a- iitiiNrllniise 'of ':ll6iiiiiiiiia. His'words, Viiiii'airicelrWilifid iletliefitie ' *eighty,.; iuill riblit'fbretiirbijoiirtlibre r

My opinion isouit'aixibired-in July'arid Jan-•- rffs* fiti4zilid'iiiidlertliVri'lio 'oPjection to re-' iiesairdw;ltitit itucliiti Wet /as the tomaraticnidf,i, Ally,eyt ts one. that will:lead-a tuition so•ivarlikoal3

the French, to call on itsGoyernment from, tineqty time. for other acts fer:the aggrandiiement'Of" ithaNikah*.(cjiiiisr --Alta ithereftire I' do #4l.! %Wit; -.lldiilher lona, lirolniiif *fah' to • liVe 'oh-,triendlytermawfat tlib IFienoh Gorertinieutand-• certainly Id° iviali to live,sa,-(cluseis),vre ought.

npt. to. liesimrsolmin apart from.the.otlier, na-'tionS of Europe-(loud"cheeii)-4nt Alitmlich`after. quest ious may,Arise, as they,may, rteflitt -trefiie'10'10:iiet iiith' others,lyriditedeclari•--41-- ~wilyEr ia• the. •bldst'odtiiisfe-teriiioLifi thdritiodt,friendly taring

, but• )Yet •firnily÷that thei settlei-. Rent' of )I,urope,-, tkst the peace: of ,Europe is amrtiter, cleaF'io this couniry-- (.foarcbesis)—,thit• 'flietiettletalit 'of tilt' ii.figee eiiilliOt ticl'asitilied ifit is liable to perpetual interruptions----(lbild. oblerm—ichionstanf-feaFs, and;'doubts,• and rii-,•escst:-;-(pheims)--..lvith",iiispect, to tho anneratioh•'of this country, or the union or. junction of;thos'e.other pountir j.13nV.ihnt. the Fortreri3Of Europe,-Ifsilier,Moat° ' alainlairl,titiit, peace, must rgs-

• iPlertveahlt>%kliers' .iiklitti2-(lond clieer9)-4achitothbrt(dirnitec::.(chtees)-and they must endeaior

, tez3'erVrOltlathOt-30;:tlistarlu.that commercialconfidence,Vliplijs A* result of peace-=which, tendttAi'Veticeantirlilerililtiiititelyfornis the'happiness of nations. (Loud cheers:) . , •

i • Iffas :w .ISPilrf. r_,49 1..Opposition,01X :PEP 1;;ne4 12'3 431'0s...that' TIcIli• 49Alf•Aod. 144 :Pair,I Alist ''""' 'missal" becauseiliell -tiei- -~1)?•?"1.23-_,4 1- . K.-R3g' l.' '' ' Lite' ..• -,-.Ya5,.1."#99v..n' a ~13FTYg.,914ori., .4 ,cOqtdonOtilcorrespondence with 4*%amfo9„o•• This ii, °PA'worthy °ll;43r°l4C1 . b0.,p01l cy of the Asia Of, the. &Pipet Aj•thatof the:Pare ufg .n s.eiiel44:' ;:Lordidlobn.!*gl,j3l4lyl4*litioBedz 4e.,con-•.9ustloarainta,tdeelaring;tptAmlaup..nnther-4sell,fccheige,nor:sumliider.Air .3TTt*MPiFao9A,piii447iith04 way,wadiOthe Emperorbroughtforivird:the

. question, f.f has produced great diiiiinit,ip:4thi,...sal4l#3'a!lfl Till- :produce,7oo • 687%A9869107.1. gar91),.!•!,•• - •.: .. I . , . .: ' . .. ilt ISksigiifiiiint.facttbat t..l),•sia is,,ltoi,li"ii. .6 Pe•Pas of`Ae:P,(l4l.l,witl":- which:'.144%4,04=e :oil .4ghui4's .rit can..be:441114: 'OWro,wer cc:pipits:A.B'6lo4-4'r0174% 44; "...the, :Mpg, of :L!,tfiril!nia, wasrrice,:ttygiy3),-aw,,y:tiisrPr.o3fiire, :alt).ii . theAnPßior of the Preach Tal fre:9J9. receive

• it.::b ..: '/ 114Pst. 27l/ :Ors;lF's4ll4icid.:l3 ti*f.A..a.ilPs.14zhecin....propitiating ..16sin,,hir..prothisinglilit.:er.haviti:):tair 9i-4 As'aYin• tlieg4tIlhilgowt‘iiTin*.e.=-Prcsies: it,:•'.‘ lia*k! AVCrear Olaf there.is.no intention •er.14411,ortiirming. a lOStila :Anh?,peart. Cpufederp;7.40a, akie4.as t.ii9;617,•10907 rec ently "Rl*.111::::•A 11.7 160.611. lain* merit; :dose,an . -.090 il'OPF4'.44kAc;f4ti i;Yoher, side,.IP.; 19.4:i!;0, 10 P,Mel:Ying,llog:,..Viipe.

'ZFC'Y'PRsay .seem.s. •Plitrbr ' 's99kkad: on, • :94-both skies.. . ,~

• .: . „ .: ..YeapSY'lqletntlie• overfFarlit!.4, 44P -in'-:per,or.,is,COUtkaaid by the,„7l4n.es with theIlfAiggi's.,‘,'....9air.er icgredii*"-.A is .notikel that conce ons will be. made, as.‘to

17 esty 41590.155) after ~rd 701gtg1•49slar‘‘ It wAI-nOw be iioye' Clearly seen that'

W.C"1fiv.,.,Y19)45ii,e've 137.404 9att4w.. ~424 in'the 'expectation that soMetning,,wpien. wasIMISTPAY• P.cNr•6o-4: may. Mtiiiil4lj,',.t)# :;41.Y•fin us ..'•111* 49PeYoi maysbiIn*PINP.-WM. 00,in..9l' Y:9l.,:usll:_the J)4089,f 048 eaiiiongus iho stooped'in think - w1t1ii..34:motives;;44qt,is.cppwill'ilci!jr.. ;He,a,a4,4" Of,' los :obie94, , , 119 iiaa crippledlist*, ,y4ittilia44Aliasia,- and'ConciliatedAtt4.71:„79 arise;filmlo4r, 4A•eaM orowift- •.asee,,liknd '4llplum, thip, we;, have beo),leeek;eol ~itohliariie intend ti;tl•US(Ell..it •

IPP-Wiel •• ,• a • ' ...)ii ii .4 J._.b13(.4.017,14 "`• .4 .'. ; ,: '-!fl-ri.eBe-fiV4 w ords. of 1414 3.4131,gN161*PI lili li.l49#filril°n Pi':Fel9f,Nafgai3i).Arn'oo:PYl fig:••as,r.a,i'4im in 00 .949Yie orAAAte, lir;hio tf.; pelage :atNice.. ..Tliiy, milY :tell iii,ril,authOritatiirely—what iiis toblil4l';lilitago47thatbitl4 act..,"#e aiepifenAed,..,h,Ukuot,2utrjged4,ieStrampil but .not pr0.Y.01411,J9•.Y.01411,J9• B°o .v.,llie 4004.00. 0t,46;people: of ibis clitory 41:97,,titier , thawthose:91.44f4 =' 1,4,,Siii..,-, ~Pl,,,e,,i4Y.e,Atv•er irmile4t-th's.ARP.,9I.I4:xIR9AIPitk9rIIIs,T9ROt ~.t,iisiught.,itie..xtecenen toAci.coonstaitly telling( kith'

srwsieNW:Untie a'proela-congratulating,the-people of Central

Itiil7 on being united• under Cine'rnonarchy,prging••th•enrio•persevere in 'the' exerciseiii'r+tlibeavirtueb high have won the admi-!ration'of tbeil ikoHti; andltd niake such sae-zrifees' dak thV icedifiripliabliteni • ie. Ateit:blotto-foe PliiveWrposred:iily'Wei' 'lC:tory:4foe 'Ole indeOndefiod •ofktilSrribd• Ilife OGitly people' . ah yea•faittpiislIniwpabyilea the•sarneraffeatiOn as '•'frOm `zmy•!folitibrisubjecis. dealie:toittengthenthe

iniliainariiinitraf theirres'olution•to'-ieei'st td•lire:tee -ofititin;164II*: baler• '• ‘I ',-

It remains to ,be` Bien.Austitia,J.8.11110.17 444-.4i§etqnterkted•TAAliegecess ,

..Fkerdnia,,ap4 taking; adva/lageoof tfle;re.:lireinefirof IPOnchatents^ ; :but eve;knots-notiwhat subtle-projedt limy be•,cher-.,

Adtod,,b,,y,Fylmee, vn, the .onp tO .ren-der war Inevitable, _;"an.4 fOrea, on the'ttmatvgetia; andgitettfhi than. 01)V.has.

/yet; mei-Aid:7 `At all grirtftlitg, AngtritrhaitmaitoodectoliPlitligtO iin t4csqfirteAwi tk 1007;

aeafPx;ranee, she is not.= tlat account about td&aril'. "606

'etalig that AftlhiKaiffload 21•Iro'ili Merinolive much longer, his• flolieyaniylbe ',Teakized, after a terrible struggle. Free..Italy,

ris arming; and wilhwoon zhaverthree.hupr :dred thousand meilihdY:` "Aetkrififibp,. 13

provocation„may lead to a rupture. Flushedwith recent' succeSies; they 'pantlbr thebattle-field, and for an opportunity of 'com-pleting the task 'of freeing Italy, frcnn theAlps to the .Adriatic.l The crisisprecipitatd by the, probably~speedy retire-ment"of French troops' from Rome'and a'garri'son of Nealielifans' being plidedtheir stead. The latter are sure 'to be,bloody; and brutal in their, conduct, and =itwill want but a .proyocitinn qf that kind,tobringthe Central Italian army (limn uponthem,' -aha. upon the iingddm, of,'the two

SwiTzzlitartri hasboldly'proteste againstthe:annex:Won of Savoy, and lias`e'ven senttWenty-fiVe thousand men: to be marchedto,the frontiers, in order to defend their, neu-trality. The , :Municipal , Council at Nicehas made it Manly: stand; and, twelve thou-

, sand,inhabitants *(if`ChalnaiS, Faubigny,and. Genevois,'haVe presented a 'Spirited

I memorial: France threatens :Switze,rlandwith military opposition, if she press .onher troops. The French press, impudentlyVeekres thatEngland's syMpathy.with Sar-dinia iif`the annexation itioveinent; bai beenthe cause of the Emperor's annexation_ ofSavoy. Both England and Prussia protest,and there 11s 691D944040143.4.01d5r,t414406j10re it be -..n.g.o 4.oirtil r t

Fa9)4I4IIIPAPPeIiagainst Victor fimmanuel, or his, Imperialaccomplice and adviShr ? That is a ques-tion often debated. In these circumstancesit is worth while to ascertain what is thenature ofexcommun icatienfrom the. Churchof Rome. Romish theologians generallydefine it as "an ecclesiastical censure,. bywhich a person is excluded 'from the num-ber 'ortxteMbers 'of the Chnreh. Su& areBergicr's terms. The Abbe Sequel ismoreexplicit. "Eicommunication, ' he' :says,

,ecelesiastical.censure, which deprivesa.person,,wholly. or 'partially, of the claimshe , has on .the common benefits of ,theOlinich; to punish him for disobedience insome grave.matter.", 'There are several de-c,icei: of excommunicationthe ma' •

communication is attended with. seriouscp4seqUences ;; for • instance, it deprives aperson of all participation. in the prayers:

Ilie'rChtirch for the *faithful ; of'the right Hof administering or'receiving thesacraments; it& the right, of attending Di-vine, service, &c. If the. Pope carry outhis'rumored ,intention, rt will ..help nu thetruth-56.ALA:enfold poWer.

Central Italy at this moment virtuallyProteithrit! in .its-ittitude, and'in the'recog-'nition of religious liberty,' violates ',boldly:one-oflthe'dogmas ofRome:' At, the'Tract-Society, en Tuesday moriiing3- weliad.!a'ter from Florence ,of. very-'greatsinterest.:A Tract and Book, Depot -has 'Pei' been;openech,,'and wide and far will religious lit-;:erature be peured•.rover d'useirly. -.Off the'_table "was, placed's:copy,Of the Italian trans-'lation of ,the Simier'S Friend," of`duo.'decimo size, and withpaper cover,• Whichis.sold, f0r,.,-little ;imam, thaw; Id.. Sterling.;

Colportenis are, already zcatterinc,..themlfir and wide. Rettipi's name on - the title;44e is are 'advantage. 'Reis the Net;Italian boOkSellellnFlbrence,'Sild an Rian.'gelical •Protestanf.". The writer adds as to- 'increased freedom, to -tell what-is -doing :;"In.the 7past„the -reigning despotism • corn- 1polled quietness in our work,'so that; youhave heard' little of 'your laboirs'You shrill have a'fultaCootuit`time to'gine:" A number, of,other works sre,

beprinted--the Tract;SOcietplendinga helping hand in the way,of money grants,:liut everything, should be, published in=Italy, not oilyfroth' 'the eipenSet attending,the' impOttatidn'tif- beaks, 'butudiee 'Which existsagainst books-published, Iin foreign,parts." • :I

.IXDUNIFiN'AIrciP;is! &MT'abotit te'be tea-,tifted by a bold and stitelinatilike-m'easu.ro,PA.41 0Ri t,HCII.- Mr. 3.V.i.1490;Who': wasi,fainous in his day. fi.natinier..atihonie;and who went"outexpressly to'fij pow-ers

itietifiVe:no appears .tarflare-hatailalitii4:63Btabut forty ;it:ll64l' Wrlii* ''Before3 :the;Tdbellion,lbbie Ve- 1.Telt ?Tit; was this ctitoptoile-!

the •Onli'alaiiiiiq 'fetal:we'll) the97itOili!. A large !rojihiti,on, the' i•e:ve-iiiShiStient43 wiii,,efOse''aid"OthOrlaxhi "yertneceittiri;mid'addle'-Of *a.wai,.telso: the (1. 1.4.7 :441oondeinned ) &daft(' it'iource of' tablOiiiiNiasing'.iible to*tat tskatibitylVW on 4itiely.tMr' Wilson `trays tile diitabee

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't6uaTtiiiie iftriiilitei'd*s.We'll:Obit*etliiti; 'with inifitaiir"e'xiodi--.Afeh6tiiiier,nettediviail,,,,q3bsoivef4,aapydaiotm-lb:. •dißatiki to'rOL:ithin* sfia.foic:l, : t. 53

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A .M.TeIioNARY! 00NIPtobtcz!iat:-Liver-pool,Mai at inazked.pfeatore•cf-laat =week'savitints:!-: .; Criginated -the i andliberality .:of' Mc.F,ie, hr.ProstretiOninerchatitAberei-/who haddoneximehralreatlytfor roieigiviniasionsond missionaries: Atthe:Conference there were, ikesent officers.and,;members! of the :following,. S'ocietiei'OhntchlMissionacy; :Ccolanial Church-, .•*.ertion..-",otthe iJe3irsi-I.4itdon(Missionary;Ba just; Wesleyan;,and Moravian; .(lbuichof Acctland,-Pree arid-United PiesbyteriariChurChes, Welsh Calvin.:andAnkericanJlresbrariaef- Turkish: Aid, Ver4nacular Edocation'eligioile,frfact, lei48.an, interesting:-jtfact- that theta.were' alBOpro:monk less. than .thirkynfonr.,.mission-AT* .who, have4Orsonally! labored .111,1itari.;gukporie ;the !heathen4warld.,2 One badjvcrne, the burden. amtikeatr,in.f-they.daidottwenty-nine yeari4,-: anothoriler. twenty-six;

another.Ov!Pt7,-. ,fiYe &c.ledt‘ife'vithSibr ' I oflChi:litieri"iigobis " At' civil-~ians.• who`':`have: soye..-witc essee,i :izeißsi on ary, • Ivorlf,‘ end, untay of whom' owetheir owa.,conmai9p miseiQuarles:Smenq thosd was Lielkeniint p410,1;31 Trerl

<'-the' halt.- of Motiffifn," ivlio.`bjr - theINOWer, ,df; joint%finnan ijnstice; ond- love;Rani3ed ,thei Sikh :population . O.:Drolly for13nglyl• u4p, ' the, day !AT, extremity.Like ord "~hafstsbiii y, the Wirnian, 6oL

gliden fdt 'lliad7 Pirpdies 1of1. iehlthandiednirtiercialokgeanaement , Ern%Veitwith . •firehit;..,co.v4e,r4y, „op (that,davi,l-fggloge.,'Cfrokiludlonozng.policy, palled neutrality

ializiiclif?' Hefeteirraetz the 'dirilieo'away fromIn alhat39thariest./. •HiPdWeltlthiet ofAbe I Bible..front raci,---9,Pat:MtadSekqbk tho.gtusterthiyerb.annutte thore. ..H;o' showed how!the ged-rilVigfilittoul Nelv'Te4-

A Square, (8 lines or Ices,) one insertion, 60 cents; eachI,atibsequent inperpon, 40emir; emit pine ltexrdteigli.Spitts:A&pecan per ipoirter; 64;00';'etioh tents,ARantrorion nroie to advertisers by tint, year.7131LSINESBItTOTIC.PaofIziti-lines orlims,4lloo1ine,.16cents.

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tament, ,,whieli taught that, no -force west toemployed .'to propagate Christianity,

were led into mistakes, noci, only iridieuleus,but. , also,: politiexlly mischievous.• .fis

-plain that the policy of Col. EdwardesSir JohnLawrence is not sustained by theGovernment < of

Among the subjects, An, which _parrswere. read, was "..European MissionariesAbread."; general.conversationfollowed.The leading , topics were:7necessity,for. amissionary at once mingling.Wiith the useand acquiring the languag,e--FAhe useof,the,,-common ,0011041;tial,,as, fecßparedwith thoeq-called ,Sacreti Lauguagcs--rer-Dacillarfrom house to PE„tlst6t,C,l4,l?lkinedieal missionaries tra'ndlatio,n&e causes of, inV;Aionlary'siiCce&afiinshi 'eoricfen-tratetl or Elpred& over' ayalie'safiee (tiheconcentrating system 'Considered: asand " Reflex influence., vital, ,religionamong.burEuropean soldiery arid, country-men abroad." " best Way to stir up amissionary feeling at home," was also dis-cussed. Suggestions, were made as t0 =.,,,A.

,• •MniSSioary intelligencer; Pcriodicalu Cpr-respondencepf1.1- Prayer VillOnß?layta,Xisslqasy —Qat.Long iligr'iiiitiVinakkra la . , •

jliVettileASSOg4tiOnS and "

gAstrwsorSitip of MiasiortitY History 6' IIversifies.

Papers were also read on "Padneatrmi,""Native Agency," and, " The Best •way toobtain and qualify Candidates of the lightstamp for the Mission Work."

The Rev. Wm. Shaw, missionary fromAfrica, gave some details of interest.There • were now"from fifteen thousand toeighteen thousand natives, meinbers ofChristian Churches. There were two thou-Sandinattendancent the missionary -schools,and there were, at:least one hundred.;aand.persons who attended'on, the mitustra-lions' of,the Oospel. Information was'alsogiven as to 'the progresS of the Gafiel in'Turkey; and Dr. 'Macgowan, late Me4icalMissionary: in . China; also addressed theConference.

"Native Churches was a subject of.special consideration connexion 'with—-,Villtige,Cortgregatiens-; Self-'support.,:government, •and. the diffusion .of .the Gos-,pelAround; ;,13uildin,g. of. Churches .4dSebool-houses ; ElevAtiOn iit-thp 'Char-acter and Social Influence of Naive-

HOW—tar Tiirtiffean Mis-"siiTulnterfere. in•fife ',A,-ffifriCoiagregations.?t TheEvils Resulting, from-9.PP..§WiteßePPdclic. un9n.the.Missinpan:,and from involving him in Secular; Bum-nessw'there was:a- delighthil 'unanimity 'at thisdoifeYeifee; ci c' :Halt Liver-`pockwas. crowded= to eidess by those'whocame, to tbe.:great closing public meeting.Happy results will, fellow this Conference.A proposition of the Rev. E. 11. Bicker-steth, Oftm-rigadd; Week's unitedprayer througheiit! the *MA, at the coin-inencement of _next year was . consideredand cordially recommended for. adoption.

'COiigiatillate your -readers onthb,ri6w and 'eminently pleasant and reada-ble aspect of the Bander.

For the Presbyterian BannerNarrative

O4' MMkate of .Re4igion. in Ms bounds of thcPres-byteryof kizumee.The territory embracedwithin obounds,

contains valuable-Thysioalwresourees -which areTal-QdlY.dPvPl?Pin,g, Tjle.P,regyer• churchan'ttia !Olinost keeping:paha With theprogress of the conntSy. :39nly a few years since,ourpioneermissionary,•whoetaslatelybeen calledtoliisreWaid; entereii upon theworkofPlanting thelia. ndardOff Presbyterianism in this region. Be,is gone; but,restilts of his labor arc daily becom-ing mor,e, apparent'. The churches under our care

• areiniar y all e endent, inpart, upon the Boa'rdofpomeatic•l4lissioris. fop . but they manifest.an,ambitous deterniinatiOn to report theinseives‘IC ielf-Stistiiiiing,"Ostsoild as possible.' These•fee-ple ohurchea are :Welt indoctrinated. The mem-bers arnintimattly acquainted with the workingstyiltein, Ind 'eheeitilly tontributo• to thesupport of. tiur:Boaedo.,:!c. "..; • • •••* •:•

, 9,l#tbooks tind,peti4leggi aropittenplyely cirWhited' by the' efticiiiit'OitTpatieur of this Pres-

)-bYter:3t..t During:the pittd%intehave not enjoyed a,revizak but. the ,churches, under ,our care have'gamed titiengtli, theBabbith Schools and Bible

gmuclv-good, and one;!fer.blp Church., our,only one, in theimportant eity,ofToledo, whichfor several yearshas been withoutministerial mire iiriabor, has thiS'yeaf been sup-

. plied with , tilereglattr .pEat.cliing, of the Gospel.Its_prospects are indeed encouraging.

.• sbytery received under its care a son: of. ourlamented &abbe, xliolia.s;devoted himself to theworli.,of the ministry. Be is regarded as a youth"ciftuna 'pioniise. Itis believed thiti. a -goodly

,:mumber of- our young mei:will' soon • follow hisWo.hope, tho.day ia•not far, distant

Wheil'ourchurches fromabroad; nitd' this'Presbytery will take ita.rdnaetfie. devotediutd„efficient auppnrtkrathe gritnd iicheineA 4f inii.Church for the einin-itelitaietc.(if the World:. •: •

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Alt PerfecAono:: awl!PreeecUgee are• but lags iniPg,,n.*Aqations~of. boa :

loye.oniittlic;tenai; of

`Mi.We.? ' iffaesils 'lit thethrough' ifthinh.:he eotitextOesthe:;Obj eats:of his love?: What. his wuklom,

,ingt4ie scheme (Chia lory; are the„elk% oj. the, GAspel,.l,nt,the invitations .ofhis ;love P What 'tlie' ihietitenioko of

iarniiiisfrtif 11is loirefret'- Yai°e`the hoarse *thee of"his. love; say-

Eirrir, do••thyself-ne harm. They areAlbeee,t4reWe:_areue.4 eßit efPi3rdition,..tioityr,prm}t,,rpeh•peß from runbing, intorain'."'Whit *as the. of theSaviour-hurthrtielnErithuttration of his

t4e udttrejto" Ofehrist,,hitti.;be.solldescepsions ofhis love ?...Whatgig* Of Christ; bit'the litefithof'IA'S' 'IOW?. • ' ...iirrire4 the • prayers ofChristy tratirthe *Wings: of .his love?

AVeat were the /tugs 'of Oluiet;',•but the...,dewdreps.,4l* Whet is.this earth,.170i:tke Wheittre. for the iplay;of .hihiti';s ?

Wilke MOB; 1111r-4dy,Tficiiifirliciserliiinhilis his blelsslits7lb-w-Angvdown'itra .thousand streams; descend;to water andireftshhis Church situate at

hase,?-7- 145.. late „Rev. Dr. • Waugh,. ,ofthe- Scotch, i•OnclOta.

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