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P. WK1NNT1Y.............2.'ELL180N S. LITTLE DAVID WKINNEY & CO., Editors ma Proprietors. • TERMS IN ADVANCE. BINDLE SIIDSORIPTIONS • $l. . ix Chaim .2A50 DELIVERED IN IRTEIEIL OP Till CITIES 9.01:1 For Two DOLLARS, we will send by nutil seventy cambers sod for Oifs Dottatt, thirty-three numbers. • Pastore sending ne TWENTY eutatcribers and npwardsOwill thereby entitled to it paper without charge. -. Renewals should be prompt. a little befbre the year expires Send payments by safe hands, or by Mall. ' - Direct all totters to DAVID 1111/11021. A CO; Pittsburgh, Fa. ----- Proceedings of the Synod of Pittsburgh. ,QOTAMIR 18th, 1880. The Synod of Pittebtirgh met in the Presbyte rian church of Indiana, at, 2 o'clock P. M., and was opened with a ; nerinen by the Moderator, Rev. S. C. Jennings, DX., from Pror. xi: £.O: lie that winneth'sOills is wise." After sermoh, tlfe Skitbd was called to order, and constituted' ytitit prayer by the Moderator. 'triElittEßS PRESENT. "rrissitiVilav or ILEDSTONB. Migratere. Eldera. A. CK Pitterson, D.D., James Allen, WatBo,llll.ushes, Wm. Armstrong, Johii MiClintook, 'Wm. Power, C. Crßiggs, David Coon, .4 . 1Pi?5 R. Hughes, John Giffin. Win. F. Hamilton, •AleX. M'Oanghey, j. H. Finnegan, James Martin. • • PRESBYTERY OF onlo. Sam'l C. Jennings, D.D., Edward M'Ginnis, W. B Meßrains, H. W. Long, • -• George Marshall, D.D:, John Fife, Samuel M. M'Clung, Thoniai Fife, , Clement V. AP.Kaig, , ••John PoWer, Samuel Findley, Thomas Wilson, . } , Witßath Hunter, Alex. Scott; J. W. Hazlett, • Bsoiluel•Rcs, •—a R. McPherson, Wm. Black, Wm. Ewing, TOES —OTTOVr. C. G. Braddock. ; PREBBYTZILY. pp., uLeinsvits.a. , David Kirkpatrick, D. D., Win.. st e wart, Samuel IlleFarren, D.D., Thos. M'Cotmell,. N. H. Gillott, A. P. Gilmore,'- A. Torrance, J. P. Henry, 7 ,: James Davis, John Cunningham, • S. 11. Shepley, John Burrell, George Hill, . Jas. Carothers, M..D., Ross Stevenson, - John Hayrnaker,- :‘ J. M. Hastings, J. S. Clark, David Harbison, James Taylor, M.D., J. W. Walker, Sohn' %mat. •• Jos. P. Fulton, B. L. Agnew. - • rassnrreni 07 44itiox. James Montgomery, John Maffit, • C. P. Cummins, George T. Henry, ' John Wray, Isaac McHenry, Josepfi',Matoer, ' 'James Patton, JohnX.Kean, W. M. Warden, W. R. Wore, James F. Agnew, Jas. SOPfier. • J: B. Lawson. or SALTSBURO. '" `. AleiC..treltddeon,l):ll., • J. S. Quigl ey, John. Carothers, W. G. Lewis, John Stark,• James Rhea, , W. Thoe. Laughlin, - A. Moßlwajiii Thoa. Hamilton, Franklin Orr, . Andrew Kimmel,. Wm. F. Morgan, Samuel H. Niter, - G. W. Mechlin, David Kepple; Robert McMillan, Robert C. Martin, johnitioe . Robert A. -HarniltOii; John P. Kennedy, John'Hamiltom:;,l , Daniel W. Townsend, John W. Logan, M. M. Shirley, ' Joseph Wilson, D. D. Christy. . Hugh. Miller, • John Shields, , • • • -• •Hehry Robinson, • Tobias Bricker. . , • - • . MEMBERS A BSENT.* • PII.IIISBYTERS Or RlEDirrolol.—Rev. Messrs. A: G. Fairchild, D.D., Joel B. Stoneroad, Samuel Wilson,'D.D.. J. B. M'Kee, lihoinas Martin, IL W. Biggs, R. M. Wallace, H. ..0. Roseborough, R. F. Wilson, D. R. Barron, W. N. Campbell. PRllißrTgliT or Ouro.--F. I llerron ' D.D., A. D. Campbell , D.D., W. Jeffery, V.D., W. Smith, D.D„ D, lirEinnor, D,D., A., B. Brown, I.D:, J. J. Marki, D.D:, R. Lea,J. Alden, D. 1):, M. W. Jacobus, D.D.,- John M . Smith; J. Kerr, S. Ful ton, JameslM. Smith, Wm. M. Paxton, D.D., A. 0. Rooksiell, I. N. Dl'Rinney, J. Y. M'Cartney, Thos. B.lVana6anj Wm. Greenough. /*lan/VARY OF BLAlltsvlLLE.—!Toseph Smith, D.D., J. C. Carson, Wm. Edgar. PREBBYTIORY Or CLARION.—D. M'Cay, W. Mc- Michael, T. S. Lesson, B. 0. Junkin. tzi D ad;; SalarEkvizq:. 7 -,Tagephpaigtsr.„ - . . D.°Thiltrrett'SdrNikrifilf„, .1 1 411:1, Shand, J. E. Carothers. • Synod then proceeded to the election of Mod , drator, and Tempofary Clerk ;' when Rev. C. P. Cummins was chosen Moderator, and Rev. Jos. Mateer, Clerk. Rev. D. M'Cay, and Elder MichagrAjohart , , of the Presbytery of Clarion, new..appeared,..an4 give reasons for late attendaniii, which were sustained. , . On motion, Synod resolved to meet at 9 o'clock A. M., and adjournsat 12 o'cloek •to meet s at 2 o'clock, and adjourn at 5 o'clock P. M. (bring their present sessions Synod then adjourned till 9 o'olook to-morrow morning. Concluded with piayer. ritinaY MOsstwa, 9 b'oLocic Synod met slid opened with prayer. ,* The Minutes 446 last session•wereireadt.: Revs. R. F. Wilson and D.' H; Bair.Or4tind.' Eider Andrew Christy, of the Piefllitygity:Oßted . stone ; Revs. A. - D. Campbell,l4l:, 7, onduA, D.D., D. M'Kinney, D.D., Ao'irapr, D:D., R: Lea, J. Kerr, N. ,rKinney, and W. Greenoiiiih; B. McLain, tames king, IVf.D., ' Dtid ' Williams; and John Kennedy, of the Pres4tery ,of Ohio; Revs. Joseph Smith, D.D., and'SV. Edgar, of the Presbytery of Blairsvilli; Appeared and gave reasons for late attendance; Which were ens tnined. . . Rev. Thos. L. Joneway, D.D.; of the Synod of New-Jersey, being presetiti.witsitzlvited•to.„sit as a Corresponding Member. . On motion, the reading of the Minutes of the last meeting of Synod was dispensed with. On motion, Dr. Janeway was invited th - si:4- dross the Synoil on the subject of Don:l64oli Nig- . sions, as a delegate from the Board. Dr. Janeway was then heard, after which, on motion, Drs. Patterson and MsKinney, and Elder D. Coon, were appointed a CenlMittee to report . on this subject. . . The Moderator announced the following Coin thittoee, viz.: ON BILLS ANO OF.ERVlN.Es.—llinizriers—S. C. Jennings, W. W. Wioodend, G. Hill, S. Findley, and C. C. Riggs. Elders—Dr. Carothers, J. Giffin, Thos. Laughlin, and J. Cunningham. Jai/101M, PODMITTEF,.--Ministertit. Mont gomery, A.. fforranoe, A. DonaideO4;' -,o".:.rat tersone and Wray. .Eldera--4.../3 4 .- 4W4OU, Q54,4 " 0 4 4/ 1 1913 a nd .§* 4(36: ;454# . 1..._• • RffectlONN oi Anemia* flititlit t ..X, 30 111 1 11 nr 2 ". t der INCIO* ' .r.:.llre -01110614iientlf. Hunter: an.,tt • . • JACAVII or ABSISOII PROM PAPPONT megrim.— Ministers—N. H. Gillett, W. Ewing, and W. F. • Morph.. ..Bl(kri—j. • MotreorY, and R. C. Martin. .. • ` . , Natotartitir Tie S'X'ATK or 4titraion.--Mii; leters—J. M. Hastingsi iodr W—Elmith. Elder—, W. rower. .;:" 5 MS . SYNODICAL co. r iche% and F. Orr. 2/dir-gNmelirPtittola't; r. WEeTERN TiLEOLOMOAL SX/54X5 1 54,V. — . -4.. McFarren, and C. V. Carothers. , f/( 4 : . I.fy « 1:': .*: ~.,MiatrrES OF TIIR OZNEILAL 151515111IBF.,:tlfinilW: fern—W „D. Howard, and S. M. M'Clung. ,P4der =-17. W. ;Logan. s , ; oviciTio!itAt Et Elle lAEA. •••••• Minh! ferilt-r4, MdElwain,. and C. 0. Braddock. Aldir—W. Black. lincon,nsios Tan PRESBYTERY ornsuarotnie , --• Icirkpatrick,.and J. Bioe.l l M. natal. lincoliDtiril tr.Par.sayl.sny Qa'Udfo: Men isters--J. firiAftd J. Cdrothers. J. Agnew. • Burnam; Or , !fign Pazan.YritnY . W. Meohlini - jinitS:rlkto , 11 ean . Ehier—Thos. Wilson. • ' ' 'IIIIIOOU.DS OP Tlng Pttzsarrewleferatinizoxi- 4 - 1. lginistrra.—J. P. Kennedy, %mill. L. Agnew.- Plcier---J. Allen. . RECIOUDS OP TIPS Paillirrtilitt WA1iSOBIIIU1: --t Ministers—J. R. lingliee, "and- 'M.. P. Moore. Elder—W. M. Warden. . ~;The fqn°wing papa, 3 1 14.„Ptegark tod ands • ly ntinptoa, WnsitAs, A thorough acquiiiititnee with the operationtoCtiiiiVresbytonaiwieltnrish •threnglv out the wwFld.ht eminently desirelo #4./th 18ere , Recoiled; that ther%Presbyteriak4iiettairiced Aft' mania, prepartd - tutd, .published -4 1 414Mh. Wilson, of Philidelphia, wherein_ e +A large number of these nbeent mittliterlOnd ottlut., arrived by the eveningnare.—Eer. =II VOL. IX., NO.-7. operations of the Presbyteritin Church, in all its branches, are brought together in an'intel ligent and highly useful manner, be earnestly co mmended to , all.the oboe bearers and members, of the churchee under our cafe.: Resolved, That, the subject -of 'Parsonages for Presbyterian ,ehurches is worthy of the prompt, attention of all Whti'ate iii faVor'of the ef f iciency ; of the .ministerial work, and the oiler Ali& by the publisher of the Alinahac, Of:orke handred and twenty dollars for ' , Essays upon meets with our warmest approval, apd Mt trbet it may be the iueans of awakening ther r ohntoliet, to their duty and privilege in this The Presbytery. :oUßlairaville reptea the , re ception of. Rey. 0,;.#4 - latiller, an& his' tuinterswaa entered on the Roll of ! Synod.. • .•,• : The Rev. Itpatrick, of the Presbytery ' of Saltsburg; appeare s d, and gave reasons for late attendance, which were sttstaind Presbyterial. Reciirds were millet 'fir; "and placed in the handi:of , the Corniaitteek . for re view. Presbyterial Statistical Reports w‘ge.rptip and read. . Rev. Mr. Burtt, of the Methodiet—Epiadopil Chutfoh, and Rev. W. S. Emory, of the Evaitge icl Lutheran Church; Were invited iclisit ck•zz.. responding Members: t• z - r • • ' • A 'Colleation of ten cents from 'each .meniber was taken • yp for the Synodical Fund. : - • • Synod• proceeded to appoint. the place and time of the next meeting ; and Kittanning., was ap pointed as tho place, and the Second Thursday 'of Octtilielr, at 7 o'clock P. M. as the time. • 'The Committee on Domes , io Missions reported as follows: • Resolved, That the. Synod--having heard with much pleasure the, address of Dr. Janoway in behalf of the Bottrd(of Missions, whilst they en tertain some differences of opinion in relation to the present administration of the 'Board; 'do, nevertheless, commend it to the liberal contribu tion of- churches, that the numerous.mis sionary fields, as well as missionaries nnder the care of -the -Board; may-not Buffer. - • The. Report was. accepted; and. on motion to adopt, was discussed till the hoar of adjourn= ment, when the discussion wtwarrested. The !Committee on Devotions& •E7terOses re- Ported 1 4 3 f9lro's •-• ••• •••,' That half an hour be spent iAcDevotionallEx.: eroises every morning; that Synod spend an hour and a 'half in.;devotional ;exercises on to morrow morning, to commence e.t.a o'clock ; , thalo• the Narrative of the State of Religion be read; that there - be a conference on the necessity of more extended. revival: of • religion'; find that these exercises be under. the direction of. the Moderator. That the Rev:R. Lea preach on the iubjeot . assigned him by Synod, this evening, at 61 o'clock. • , The report was accepted and-:adopted. . eyncirl then adjourned till 2:o'clook P. M. Concluded with prayer 2.,o'oLocs P. M., : tytt9o.l* and was openedwith prayer.. The Mingtep of . tilt hot : , ...se#ott were read. . • Elder 14.,8,.14wWn, of tip) Preabytiry of Rev li T. .lestoon ofthe Presbytery ofClarion and Rev. jas.ll. Carothers, of the Presbytery of Saltsburg, appeared, and gave reasons for late . attendance, which were sustained, r The - idle. David Blair, of Presby-: terian 'Church,. was invited to: ,pit as , a Corres-: ponding Member. , • , The unfinished business of the 'morning sea-, :Sion was'tnken tip; and•the diheiiissitin confirmed' till the hour of recess, when it was suspended.' On motion, Synod took a recoil &clock . this evening. • Synod , met. Rev. R. Les delivered a discourse in neeord . ance with the order of Synod, on the subject*of "The Church of Christ • her duty and sphere of eitrAitrffaittraalAtta Aftel. public Worship; ,ther.'niihtliahed business before Synod was taken up, and the discussion continued till the hour of adjournment. Synod then adjourned till to-morrow morning - at.'9 o'clock. Concluded with prikYdr. SATURDAY MOBallfto 2 9 o oLoos.. Synod met and was open'ed'iriihprayir. 'l.Bo4llinutee of the laet:eetalititfifeteriiricl. -17.11:6v;.I"It; Stoneroad; s and Elder James Paull, .o[4.l . o l lfregbytery of Redstone, ancl.Rev. Q. lec4ifell, and Elder John G. Hull, of. the gree *Cary of ()hie, appeared, and. gave ;easongfol• late attendance, which were anstained. ; 7!.. The eeinutittee on Leave of Alitience - - report': that thez•have given leave of .shosence remaining sessions of Synod, to . Revs. A. Campbell/ and W. Smith, anirtiders Di. 'brig, .Dr. •Tay).or;:B. - McLain, and John Harbilton. , . The remt was accepted. t. Sypod . pen engaged "in:,; , :itnaticips.l exercises, iteaording to appointment:. of ColportageidiOniad L their whidh was 'Aria l :WA . SinTiiitted . the-fitiltoWirig Committee tii..i4piiiiiheieon, viz.: .Revsu. S. MeiNnisr,,stid R. Steven . B°Ul-4‘kl/14149r6 J• Fife Wid Yinake r ? 1t5r,4 1. „1N , Pr0wn,,19,4n.d.447. Jl, J. MtFke, Ake Presby , tery . of Ohio, iippeszed,'•aiii gale for late \Atitemiiume, .'4hioh war's sustained... • The 114eatiTe thef.Eftate..of. **oh • was read . dOring the:rliAloptir examine, ceptel, : and . after sonspanaFfis, rOiso!roni4A r tjr . : the committee for verbal iftiiiationi. rT The, unqiiilied lion; andifiedisouseion protradfid 'hOur. of" adjOkarniTaentivh en it viae irreriteit . Tke•Copimittee on Eeligious Exercises further riported, as follows, viz.:', • Riv. mach thla evening, at 611 r iS'efook,'ofi'Vee subjeiii 'to' him. Sail,- ..lifithappeintritents 44;•• 7:- Churcie—Dr, l ginyard wok in ttie nidrniiig, afierribdi, kit! ,fdr.:Eindlepat. night: • • • ~,,• . sr United J'winiterialt PAMTp47--)kir ,,, MlNK, ; # ' the:gtorning; Mr. Hamilton in the afternoon, and lir. 'McPherson in the ev'enisig. • • .frmge/feat Lutheript..q#ur4,Nr: o , Riggs II? the morning, and Mr., Barron in the . eiening. ' Methodist .Epiicop - ati/Chie6h-Mi: M'Kin- Fey. ins mogn*gi t iond •Zdr.liy.syn?r, in the I.FY enin g; • `` The rep9rt was ficeep..., anll,4o4) . ted:'• iiVuttlbarfilrfoNVUillt this after 4.l4onclVed 7 4 0 0 Yet: • ' 1 .. • o'otocir Ifs'M Spiod:metand was opened with prayer. • 53 .414011.#011448 of , the laet.,E,essiptt were • Tki4 . ..9,tlinttlittee on Synodical: Diseourtieti re- ported asflollows: • let.„The. qualifieat lona' requisite in 'the try in Oder; under' the•blesaing of God, to actide eArlioti s t-PietY• ll theag4tirobluATitt Arel ll . 3 l l 9r: —Rev. N. R. Gillett. ~ • 2d. The Prayer The'Priiiklieittf• Rev, John M'Clintock., ' - ' . • The report was accepted antiadopted. ~„ The Conimittec "on Leave or..Absenee report theehave gcatitiid; letivilte the following L'arOtheM - JenppbtVgilseni Darbison i J. B. Clark, A. bi'Gaughey, to. Coon, o.:W.L9ktingilin, S.- H. Piireer;"L'it'Xitirpatriek; jEtt tgley;. J: P. Fulliit4 R..H4glielt, J. P. Menry, - Shepley, it. :Steyenson,,N. H. Gilfeti, Vlllailett. • : ' • • - .The'reptirt-*di iiceepted: •' Mr: IK A. Ligttn;.'obler,Cit Blr rdville kresby. ter); appeared ~ and gave 'sefteens..lo4. late , at.. lenclanceorhi4 were sustained.— • ~ • The unfinished business wont taker lip and , on motion, the paper before the house was laid, on the table. ' • ' t On motion, it was then , .Resolved, That we have heard , with pleasure the address of Dr. T...L. - Jtme - Witir . , on the Subject of Tomeatic MisSiond, ;.-Vve express our dgep .. ttod abiding intereetfloitli4copsenand cor. ; dially recommend it; to the continued liberality of = lhe'inembere of '66l‘sidttifidiW. 77 Boolperl,:4'hat, ha t iteNiAit4sritip*sedd our dissatisfaction, with - certain thilio: l 9 th 4 adininistration of thdilifiditi have notjattibeel coiirohitid,•tc•CoMmittenot* fife persone,heopointedoP,,o4%,a megtorkeli:Bo,.the next Genettal'Atilembly,feepecifilifaitkihetheat to investigate these miters, indiftthey , find our • • dr 4/6„... -- _ r-- .0 . k ..i.,.,. ... ~ .e, r rit 1 rel":rtr , :tr IT f;. 's 1: 4.l '"?' ,;" • ) 6.. 'D , .• . 111- " r ;l ff T f . . 4 'T r.. ' -. 6:41414 "' .. 1- ' 4* , 1111 . _ 4 . 1: • , , 74 ~ .. I. -; - ~•,.( ..., ". ;! - - It Jt c---i --Y -.. ~ - - - ~, • e • . 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Lawson,. were alipOinted tikeeditiinittee to if* pare memorial I i .The ponamittop l .op Bibs t4ilci:OyertutsiießoTtielt paperii' asking Syaott change the ,bqtp)(l447 line between' titiqrl64.4r • • 'cc `M'Ciaugber illo.4e , •oonjiregation of Long Ann frour.tho . ...:PrOhytel;yi-of'..Redetoike. to :dist of Blairovitle7trooikfid . , The report•winapoOdlikii#l4'pit Oktlikda,* Synod tion took reveni.ffikei t 3 o'clAkii.!.,i9f: Synod met. • The Rev..ti. -24',Caidelivered a discourse, ac t cording to appointment, .on the subject .;of "A faithful co6peration of the ,members, : of the churoh,es Peoiallythe,eldere, with the ministry in every'g I ]r.prd nd work`" . The Synod then 'ajoit!neir lag, at 10 o'cloolc.:;•;" Concluded with*maYtm s , , MoNDAYlLoaszno• 10;o'shoom Synod met and wait opened Sri prayer... The Minutes'of 61.4 i, last ilisiOn•Wer'e"read. „ Oa motion; the order of Synod to spend half an hour at encli morning session in devotional exercises, be -suspended, . inasmuch as ,they spent one hour before the opening of. -their ses sion in a like service., Overture No. 1, on the line between the Pres byteries of Redstone and Blairsville, was taken up. On motion the request was granted, kind the From Youngstown, through 'Ligonier, around the Nort/4', of.l,Somerset" County, to run., from Youngstoiii‘ttiongli MarisVilie, Centre4illii, Don egal; thenen' alOng the Plank Rotfd-fo ' the top of Laurel Hi 1 1; and'thenee.direetly across Somerset County to the top of the Allegheny Mountains, the line running.' South of ,Elephartsburg, in Somerset County . — it being 'understood that the villages•Onithe 'line belong, to :the Presbytery of Blairsville. r. ' The„ Overtures 2 and 8, viz.:: :Request-from 4 Long Run congregation and. Rev. A Id+Gaughey," were taken' up. After.some remarko they . : were, on motion, laid on the table. ' • • *-• , The Committee ',on- the Western • Theblogicsal Seminary reported as follows, viz.: , • • - , WittazAs, 'it his Pletied the Head of the Church greatly ttibless• the - Western Theological :Seminary, by increasing the number of its stu dents to more than one hundred and fifty.; and whereas, it, appears that only t 4,062.82 of the . $7,685.00 'which this Synod pledged two years • ago for the tindowthent df the :Fourth Professcir ship, have 'as yet been :paid to the: Treasurer ; . and whereas this Synod has unabated confidence ,in this Institution, as one well adapted to pre pare a learned, popular, and godly ; and 'Wheretis,.the abundance of the late ltivest, and •the indicatiorit of returning .efirthly 'prosperity, Toilet out the present as the -proper time to press , this enterprise to a. speedy completion.; therefore, Rtsolved, Thai one member of each of our 'Presbyteries 'be now' appointed, whose duty it shall be to aszentain What congregation in the Presbytery has done iitcourpliance with the -order .of Synod two years ago—to endeavor to induce congregations that.have,not done so -here iofiire, to collect and pay.,over an amount equal ;to ;fifty cents for, each, communicant, including 'any sum that may have been heretofore without. further delay,—to report to. Preebytiiry at itanext meeting what congregations, if any, have failed to raise their quota, and to report the result,of all his- efforts to this Synod at its next Ineeiing. • , ' • Re:wined, Thaiikhe earnestly urged urion each of our , PresbyterieOrheti the repoit above re quired is made , l4 them, to .aofiperate..with the member now appointed to wittoh . over this. busi ness, and'do all iu to ae9nre;the full quota of the Presbytery, Resolved, That • we • earnestly l iomtattp7l .oun SenditarYiitirishifessitti; Enid itAderitoi t , the 4 . 6fitcett , pray.firrcfrall)tyfiknAople.nthat iespeoial prayer be offered on theinbehalf, onthelast Thurs day, f February next, and that on the following Sabbath an opportunity be afforded to those whose hearts God. may have moved to add pontrilititkiiis 'to their prayers, to:aid - in Completing the `endow-' - The Rdport wasiceepted and. adopted. :ReysviAi , O. , Paiterson, of-Bedstohe,!B. C. leanings, D.D., of Ohio, N. k. Gffiett,..of Bliiirevill,;z4ameli.34#l4gomery, of_ Clarion; and A lifortwaii f o f • were - appointed in acoordanOe with Ms . leyiert. = •••7:: Committee :on the NaOsiift. 'Atain& The Report, T ires Sooelitsd . andt - adOyitell;.esid as • NARRATIVE: -.;t.the Committee. appointed at the .last meeting 'of.Synod to prepare the Narrative on .the State of Religion in the churches u nder its care for, the timieidastical ye ar eiPirittgit this time, 'would .respectfully.report the folloying : • That . the,minda and at . tentien- of Synod may 'be' fixed more - carefidlY* - tiport the great. field under our care, your -Committee htiVe deemed it jodioious, wise, and pro.fitablc, .beforl3: l .ovixlig e jt aciiidensed statement ,f .. fh* . e 'religious aspect of the churches.as it: appears in. the Narratives 'if the several Presbyteries, to glance lightly. at ; the territory over which the ohm-Chas are spread, and thus have a correct view of the' extent' of the field we are . oalledlo oniti.vt?,o4.ita.population',* and their religious ooinpleiott. :,This•Synod .embrackis , 'Anita awn', nine counties, as Well'its paste of four or five. Other counties, in 'conneilektWitiftt' initial portion .Northern Virginia. ' . On this field we have a itipttlation at the preti ent time, reachintrom four hundred. and fifth thousand.to five hundred, thousand; snolivtireo4 . diversified in their . , occupations, - Chantetay.",.. 406altICISiMital'itnioroveicents, erentiet;:miany', of them trOin lertnany,.and the linerald , Jati; others front Scotland .; but tkt Chiefl4rt.'conititisei:l of riativ . ;6'Sdrii . 'niiiran's. A m s ar' a ked na . t 'v u a r r al iety re'll in i ' l l t he o r t el tj" io B s:4 * ' ll e ' l liin eoi d eilft ea ha t t a ; l l: l 7 . d !peiVadeti 'this' teeming' populat i on.: :Wawa radically different; and: are •felt, -both in- regard to the -doctrines; ordinances governmatit aiioointe4' by the.greatilead of the •Ohurch;for-ber• tevealeil iii the !Bible.: Especially,js ,thisztillitliAn•tegard to ihaegieat ordinanc e, concerning Church and State, the:Christian Sabbath. . 1 • • • - • .But whilst these are indlihita - 40 fats, it , iri Still pleasing to know, that of all the .11417.4 phases -'of ' religion found cint"thiii• ranittirr,. Presbyte.rianism is the chief, pgist.affectual and controlling in , its influence, as well . akinmit-, ing'irloet completelY the ieligiothi Tart2i:mitiber of ithismapulatiOri -, .diiiinguitidied alike for taLente„,attaimuenfe, mc3ai l worth,p,rita " ° ''"• 4 • rom'ststititicalltailetivre find that Otitisluirchits number' 1 47, . hriving; a. membership . exceeding. 0,600 littilfi;.aiellisivc of the baPtized•yonth in Mirtihotisetields.ll The :miiiitsters..o .this ,Syned num ber 105 ,1.149,1iMitiatParSOY . Pkeang . the Gospel, and may of them won to beCome, pas tortriunribeiT4; aria thO'citindidifeit fOi.the-min hitry) in ,tikotti ;t atages -of :13feir..ilitorary,.-and Theological" - couve.reseh:B6; •••• . lierellien; ih the r viiiiidfiliirdirMinte of dad; we , hafe a kJ-esti...Moral 4obeciiit Workralid. pre' paring to, work; whose influentie,hylikidtifenrit, piety, *prudence zeal, and" loie of , tin& "m felt, and • ran st 'be fell; it !Mon aa wpAcement and. ripbuilding.•ol.ood'si Kingdom: . wp - T erneihber .thie. this old ` mother Synod hasi within thellast iota - e'elifurSr, thi.oughLpetition. to the GenoralAistembly, given existence to two other respeotable 4 . 4 actively laborious Synods,—each Phrscrilig work of God with energy and •suoceis; this is a "pleasiiii - faVin .`olrliiiitorYTit ie eta :delightful to, krioF, ' that; Illituoldefirpt; And, •tried Synod has yet a goodly ..territoryt•—•a Wide: spread domain,' and an intelligent; cumulating population-, holding • firnifyl, to, faith of 'their fathers, ,{and well worthy to be called , the back-Mine , of Presbyterianism::)'-Fut' tber,,,if,we look , at this.subjectfin ,atintlicri of Ate aspects, we shall find , allowing four . persope.lo . be adherents from choice to PresbyteriiedOe: trine and polity, for every copitnunieant o iliaggraz gate on thisfield of someBo;lKsouls,,httlitonoeci. And tionficolied by the doctrine arid ortlei of our Chuicht , And if We allow 150;000 - of thefpu lotion to ha.a,dherents :the faith and,p other' evangelical donominiaons, such ire Preshyteriaris, Covenatiters,!Old ;and; 'New'fitle, New : , SpAK.r j resbyteripsi Meth oflhit..plsoopal Pioteitanl, Xutheraris, German '4,eforined; litiptisdiVairdShiSdoPhliiiiia)weehtal still'haVeleft some 200;000 souls, under the pow er of.t4ie gan of gin andethaT,deatructive forms of error, vast numbers ;tinder' a soul:blighting and withr ing infidelity, or a stupid apathy and indiffer ence to .Godrs rilth ill any rqou . •in this view of Ile case What'i call to Prayer activity, and•self,deitying zeal!-' Two .!nimlto th.,'t , , .aopls are only Ihnttrl# e I number lir' in" gam .- 6 , , tiii4ith elepnil 'interests 'I :at stake, , antLyee.t Mout hope 'and GoeviArtfie , world,; in ac P.90 4 ,,V , .0 ninny tur n our Man the limithei.. hen we turn our. thoughts to , the ethdemillitt ' l 6f:it ifttlY36ll sb :Soler:i - ft 7 interests so !OA tn VAX madipg„do. Ivey:not, •har ! ood saying : s'eA l r e,' p.wake, IS; Zion i &rep; "slikike thiselfVfa. Suet.. ?tit on • ihy t 'biiii-, • ri tii Wu). garment* OC:' _, salmi; the Holy °Rye'. , 'And should we not deopt the language:of, ejtoda ancient people, an !cry, Awake, awake,' d ' arm' of the .I.zord.; , put :strength as in ancient:days: With .this gl,a , • the , m oral ' aspea.af tile, field we are call liiliivate' let pa 'O act lin ' contemplate its spiritual conliitionpralid see what God In )ing in.the smidetpf* as • brought Le :e i . n. fli, Piabyterial. .N arraiivea. ~ .Frl tful inspection , of the& reports, : it,wll„l" r ,to , Synod."to.,f.ontM, thit Gtod, , of a b not givenhii pt eneMies and goodness—,n) 'blunt to -Work • Ged'i , har :clutrchea as been realized . tt and enlarge' ea' In, the. first ,ph with -. 'ing in the sevesai sec in, the Lorfl4 The ;axople of' more practical pi for_ltret ontention. and God, have hap jhe flock ...of J Goili people, and wide! = iothtld, of Zion, , 2.; The sttem .N.orcl j inilrices, : and : poise:At attention - When in ouse of God, on the Bari of the people, to iched Gospel, haveThein such as greatly ! : tcouragip the; hearts,„ and strengthen the hr ' his ministering n servatits.. - MinistersllW seen' called' 46 preach to .empty pews, teas; itaftentive.'heareis, The Word has,. sr, impressions have been made, the heart felt' and melted;` eta "the silent tear hit's; ie iwn the cheek, - indioatiie of the SpiriVii• ! and influence. With many, the deep .has been awakened to know the way , and be 'saved. _ln many caries *the Gosj had awakening: , andi sav ing. power ; n ore • been. lorought , from 'darkness to lie death to.life, fro, bos- dage to liberty; .tred fait:me, froin - TAr to holy peace and4:did though the ad salon is general, that hag influence ,e ... perkeni ed two years 'any churches; - is s — not now.. enjoyed;.s has been Unniiiitaksible evidence of a L •adual; nil& prOgiletefis work of grace . churches; • resulting in numerous-convt from. the world, es well as in sanctifying •ainigtomforting God's people:; 'ln one of the Preshrlines—that of Saltsburg,- the youngest in the -, , • hood — the Narrative !Teaks of blessed refs == . . during the lait Wil .r. - Pnitractedereetingif were f tm held, and during t e occasions the Gospe..l,*tts earnestly and aff ' nately preached, and great ly blessed of. G *ll the spiritual health • and enlargement of VI hurc ii es. It is recorded:V*o6(l's people Mere greatly enlivened, ,and tt..nzw., zeal for prayer, religiens converiiation,'conlMed with more - than 9idimkq , activity in the saii4Scof Christ, was infueSdinto f t the hearts of C , lons ; that wits the With earnest Zeal perated with the ministry, in self - denying ` ! l _ 'to build up' the Rediiiiiiiiii'll Kingdom, and sa -those ready . ..to-perish; and whilst watering, 6 errs, their`oltif souls re&ii4red, abufitantty. of th ;refreshing, dew of 'heaven f and thus experie big& fullfilment of the Divine d<itation l " "W"h ' they 'that feared the Lord spake often one t `'another; and the Lord beat*: ened and .heard 1 and a book of remembrance was written befor im for, those thalficiired him, • and thoughtaipo :s name." .., ! ... •'i !,- ;,. • - . 3.. Th e repo declare. the :plefoiing.fo.cti: that Bible an • atechetical Classes, Sabbath Schools and prair _meetings, have been kept ai). in• all the church -and,in , many, case with large attendance, de: o l4 . , tefest and hopeful fruits. - In dome churc h ! • twcoto Six weekly init.:feline+ for prayer, h , ' ;isted, AtEt#,. with enarnisagin . ,g, prospects. .. 4 , t •,=w ' tO . e fervent - n ,..-- offeled'in •'. - . • -....• ''!• - flutt - 6041W.n... shed down.that.,lffought many ,to life, reclainlig bacialiders, and cheered hearts drooping and 'lftill'bf dapondenkiy. - It is pleasing also to.iiiJ . 090 the fact, : that all seem to feel,.that:wilking in , :the. good old ways of our fatheis—preaching,the, i •same doctrine, and With holy Unction, suoh as, rested on.them—,teachieg the same_Catechism to, the young—holding forth the.great truths of the' Gospel, such as Gritl'adovereignty and man's en- I tire' dinfidness ;and "responsibility—justification ' hy faith in the : atoning righteousness of the Lord ' Jesim'Clitist-fikigeneration by the renewing 4:44- er_of the Holy _Spirit—its the truths which. God • has always blessed for the conversion of sinners —the sanctification of believers—the enlarge nient and beauti'of the Church—es well' as.'to • honor and glorify the n'sme of Zion's King and' In regard 'to'Christian liberality, all Speak the words , of encouraging advancement, thchigh titill' far Short s :Of the measure of Christian duty; • All deplore - the•painful providence of God, which in the forth of withering' and desolating frost,:af-' .feted all this region the early part of last "Year, cutting • ' n:d Off the ` staff of life, and limiting ' the'abiliti;.elii&Viliitre' . the heart was riglit,l of .! "God's pcopli. - 4016:41/Illitthey . would deaire, in the Ikeal. 'beinefidenoe: But though. :averaily ioalbtted portion of his peOple; Stillib the`iniihit of difficulty and perturi;:the ;tiiitributionts in &One oases. were larger than . in * Yitars'Of distected prosperity, and in few less:. And whilst f oom'this cause the ability to give was "lonieitissit diMinished; yet Godliat overrules 'tliB" `inrreatiire pkoviden ce Mt. goocinaltinghisr . *Plik !Oat helplessiess; and' Uttivd.f.:. 'airiest'', lad leadingthem to humilia t ion andiddlie .sOiit'Ar ?or tikiiir sins. ' ' • ' . • . thoilimmunt, 'etnntributed for all purposes dp,r,,, 3ni Elie year, for Misiionary, Educational; Church Extension, Publication', Congregational and Mier- pellaneous, Was a:little under $T4i,OOO. • • This sum white in the agregate seentipiiy, large, yet contemplated in the light, of theinim-• ter of God's people; the wealth they possetut;ith& fields to be cultiv i t,ed, and the perishing condi tion of thousindi tti; home, arid millions atorqutt, 'appears - coinpdratiVely ;11, 41 eibeide' hut - little z -:-Sour dollarNtoovery 001:11.9110paph and for' Whate‘er. „ yire may well say, surely,: expectsfrenr stewards;hia bounty, • ' 4 ls l niuch larger. supply.: At tole , tfeared :many . who have entered into coveitint:•With. , GOd,, :and sealed it, ov.sr•the,brolten body and shod hover' learned 'the luxury, }blood doing good,-and that it is more blesied to give !thin receive: In view of the crying wants of our land, - and dyttfriforld,'there is great room 'for improvement, .sintittli4 chrititieneishould feel , that, the silver and gold are the Lord's, as well„ l tis Alta eittle upon trust; show ewer, PoQ in:inOreY,ho :11iVPIAius a - fftvirrs. ~41,e,seisan and bountiful harvest, and is hum, %;eti tithes' into c liblittere. hopsp, : and; provc.,*ick, gtertwithy and.. see, if ; ice '' . wp.l not opfn the:wiodoivs of been - and ur dinti r there shill 'not 'bit rejtiC epbngli ree,fr);ro it4thit the stotistioti of lcutusioharities 4,00 close .of, anothfr i year, will' : E diow :Feat enfiatiithkinit, lierel4 itell'as in 'othe'r things.•-slt : •,G: ,Syithrthe~bright ,. p►e moist boa fail to:rev:el.' the . dark shades . of oq.enclesiataical field. ; ,9t, .Temperataertindilie' ohleiftlaibee'Orth'es Chriet t faiV., • Sabhathe widltsuioutid Emit !healthful ansreEfeek:{, ing regerdinkthern, t4e-Narratives,speak,tliebfite i gilage'ordisciitiregement and 'MO: ' some churehes,t offorta have heeii.mide'to revive; the:cause . .:of temperance .by organiatng upon' tho"old basiti of moral suasion, in moat;; such oiptiiiationtexist only in".th4'rectitds.%oP the past, eank;sl4:. many seem to ,feel o but,littii. interest onlliesithjeCif ; whilst the ividenbe. f ht:.. ot . -erwhelming thae:the demon Of ititemperiiddlil united, to. Sahloath.deeieration, and 'taker fesc r t . k. moral as cause and . effect, are around 414 lii the'Midat-of • - us, etitiai'g sorrow ' , wailing "; ;desolate faroiliespqmol4e4 hearted,. wives and or; than children, ruined' .. character, wasted_ prop-, erty, tiligh6d hopes, and destroyal ktruls. This Pur,tir,.(pAeraptl lamentation, and should load-uti a t al '`to Agulre what' can be done ;to arrest tliiy evil;4olllback this desolating tide, and save the' Ottejl,e4d 'rising generation froni a' - drunkard's' grate .p,,nd . a drunkard's, hell. .; •.! ' in closing this' Narrative we haVe 'to record liferrc and goodnesa, love and peacer union and '. Pileigement, health and prosperity, freedom from destructiVe diseases, during the past year \ Whilst it is her- priiilege to record the merciful - ct that ministers, ruling elders anclteople, have been generally spared,'and ordinances regularly !Hetet:l'24o;lb Gosiiii3l °lathed with greater or less power in teititpointu; whilst manrwho one year I he sgern,`ipid in - trespasses and sins; have been. God's children . refreshed ? , etrengthilited;:hhff anithated • with * bri ght hotos; akid"glidneis have - Veen realir.cd.,yi, Zit:l44o - 6V The tabernacles of the ' righteous,. mff. fa" the 'trainee isr 'the angels' of God in, we are reminded that much land relligig.to?nyosseesed, aveal e work,stiA to be done, mid kilt:a:ghat time for its aecompllqh.r. 'neut. 'We should. rememb6i tbaethislo "some' of PAY' N 0 V : EMBER- 4' 1860 t aniemb.ered pion, an d iit6' the , liaiida of iyes: speak ...of f #Lvey labor, and ennonrage he reviving power' tot experienced .in Out ears, yet enougkhe t s Lith; encouritge Li speak . of repo ,tnit: exception, as ex3Bs- ; over whiolt ;wir havm. and hew pl lAW,O.;, lll 4ith I ;h engender). alas of i-disrabing ,:the / hearts of his .6 be 'written on the gm 1 ::). rVt.t. -',,r tb,,;,,••:7... ~ '. • '.. '!#4!1: ::.. •i 1 , iue'!!litilt Oifitletgefi:r in the „vineyK4hat, - .413" . lig ' ilynoit.ital year : shall hive eitiled,: .itii inhyldni. - 161d ificrisilenViri: , the grieve:L.. 'Wet jihourl4a,Alteibelstimuleted to holy, eornept„cpdi "self-teiYibiTsb'or . iii tlje service of our bleesed, , ftim'ritc W.iiiilittiiniatingzirdira;lindinii , ite .Qhristiens . ,!fesptintt : -we :lirnAn atv.ege.of wed- dells, in 'a,..!day • iheallod. is shaking the nations (14,•tiniefori ZionAti 'enter' uObn rAeT:PdillenltleiSlCtllo Let, Cal tceolveto , crise and e ca4:411 1 , 1 God for hitt reviiing r end , quicken-. zing: Siiirit '''Alil'ulPlittlor i mote - irnestlY,, pray. more fervently; and exerpizie• stionger r faithQin • • God'e promitlee: r.;f;et.,uelmoy thetlitod,*p•maki us feelmOre deejily;inore habitnally . and tenderly,. fife Noble of. the lent ,end,onr aint.rettponsibillty , 1 tem I .tp i. Ged': „'..T **Adjoin; preaching befin• demon- 1 itilatiOn' o the EiVt.• and with pnie_r, and the" tarty ,be iii ;41r , irrolind liter.i(reeoj.be:inereiful.l erfto LIS Ilimzerforr• —, o,f . .".... , • "., .• i r.i - :11 ',. 1 Siibinitfe'd fo r the action' ofrniyld, by the Com- I . mittee. •,. ').EinniareMsasiisii,;' Ch-siTmati... A . ;Repoinau tgo'.ll . cords of the Presbyteries 'of • Baditone;',.phiaZitlajtaiillei: Clarion , : and Baits . . ,. inirg rat!? ileali,tatianil the reoords,,approved:.! ' The, Corathittea,'.on , thelleitort,orlhe -Boapi. of . ( --X I P. L itI ST 1 9 ,R ° Vrjn„ T il )4 ° L - 7° 1 14 14 3 0, 4 C ipia'sti. opi.A,-4d,ii as follOWs;'iiis."::.. -; . . :. ' • 'f . • 'The, 'Ognimitted 011.'COlpoiaLd; W"vb.loh . wps. ,referred . the ,Repiirt of! the Rosa: of-thltooffio; t pe&_,JeityP i ta refiqt: 4.,... • • •-i,.; .. /T ~,.,,, !oft:, a is ~; 'That they llave heard -- iii,fit greatlileasure of ViteMont)Tek eAleuteinfattsfAttlentArt•rSe:;kotwith.: - .. , .. i .nrii.44 .- &k .-:-' 'it. thifeaste;;;salled‘ieoweiiiminteilin' the: twosean, titur of thtftlolif. rt nefaxtenl, ht ; tlie,Beld over Which the opritionsOf this Board extend, em 'biiiisiiig in•the gyitliPef liitishilegli lilchie ii pot)- u 1 54iP., 31,0 f - Acot , lo ls . - Phut! , (000,0007s06.18,:•200,000 of' wash are. tZdherents 51 no evangelical. Church; :Skill 1 ai4i, rtile . rel'VrePiiidispiiseil' tii seek afiei,till ..epop hooirleidgethe , great-importance:: of dis;. seminating the, truth, as it...is..iik ..J,esns, throu gh the . initrardentalitY . 'of kite' ifeaiL4liel Value) ~i:if. "etas :thittfeitnnotibe:iestalf•fd: With Ihe Werd ; of Pife,..but hy . , the , agency ;utile. faithful tiolpo-: tauis, are 'considerittiotue.:Whiel '4onit;raiti yew' Committee -to prat uport4gils';l3Yned . tlia-ingiiii-!' . ally. of. .Tinnarad .ztsitT, 041 '.:*titiog. vtitity,igui *this -t OituSe. ' ' .; .'. '." '.. . • • ,„._ ; :ts4.Tilli bfolgrelieslif'of.thOtolitiiiiitioni gttenleot ' th f I O 3 P a NVOI m ftRY -Orglec9Pllret4tilina:g . :thia 7 'SYnoa,.liefray on thee, part. want; .of intereat ktlilliteSniel Wli f cili, it is, hopia,.tha aiikeildct e4 l l 4 ifutt44ol 3 ; and: Beisi tate Wilt . sirit!•iemove: , , ,And,yOur committee fnrther,Juipe,,,that.4b l e,lili-s •iiiilitY , ' Of ' tha t Ongteghtihrts'dfiring' ilie - eneitiox;. 17eXr,lrilligret4lyzreliere the Bard didoonthe Giffi-' coltirs . .whiCh. so -seriously , ' httertep,Atipk.. their' Wi aietioy . and - duObesi, ioid Will 'enable' theaCt s o PileyetlrtkinstetictOf'"iiiiveateeraolyottenra, more Abitttgiwtoe seyot,e(!n, l Nho4diall z . l ttrit „the ,deati-' 'tap and . ' - g . .diei. firm Nes ',in (ink' extenaive lonia, -1101d,:thdi.bring`thenizitiveilittitt latitlittiorirdia z ibea,.4 4 opr, holy,iiekigion„,o4l4 4yi Atetr O s og orGd, May prove the salvaXia . n . Of . their' F o in ii,; - ,-.. l i.'. / r• 4 ., :, :. . : .-, ..:; i• '.::.:::.:, it. , , - .1 ....; • yeur csommi - ttee i therkfore}. reabantend'lllie' adoption of the folloiringassolutions: , faiteritg, Thal , Alas Synod beartiliappioirtiiif,! cpwitions o_t tlidtßotird. , ot,Colpoitage;Aur.:. •-• i p is the Year enilytg...Sef tember, . That th'etengragatcons; under the, olare - or the Sinddibe ireeotbnigided.to nitkkelitPi 'eral "anneal, coptribntiops,to , the .finds etl 4 1logirdelizt`dlhileinr so•••dliiiig,'they, be careful to -ifeilignlitti..therbottril of 6oltiwittio'dfAlifs Synods ,pt,VittPurillb!,44-11eghlnYti 9P4he 1 . 13. 40(. of Ttfblidataiii • '•! ' • , ' . -e-ZottelVdinifulte`'n'larther -reemniansend* t he' Ti pcotippkfarthree yeart 4-the `clenobßa ;whose' time expir,es during the p_ indoting i of Synod: : The Committee on 'Leave of Absence report -ihab thily shaxe' , .givort tios-ITohit:llpnett, cAlex.`,Seott„ ,amce , Patton,, J 4.,,,Amrso b John nifiret; R: at d1..1.1. • I•. • - • I 'lThellepert , irati , acoeited. ' • " '' • ••••• lik • e,•,Con l mjktes,3on RsasonO'',Of AbOticcLfram fonner, meetings reported; The , Repore:was.*- cepted and adopted, and is is follows„,•itc.; Thai Reire. W. Smith; J. Vice, :Thomas Martin, s:.p. Bollman, F. ffeiron; D.V.,1 and J. l lii4l,at.rfrog; hark'assigned satisfactory' yea •. 2 followint ini khve gnedno reasons,., ..:414:0 1 /611140; of thi*Plt4Weri;io ohio4lßeyit..J. Painter, D. D. +. R. D. , II arrettiand W. Q. Shand, of the Presliy.W.y:af.Sal!alutrjr,.; • ind 'Re4B: R.' re Wei gen Russell, and Campbell + of the Presbytery of Redstone. M .Ql'he.Cominittee °lithe Minutes of' tlie Genital Askenbly .. ...reported. The . Report ' accepted and adopted, and.is,ae fellow • . Tke.gomOittee &pi:Tinted to e*atitiike, the Nig ntift Of' the' General Isseinbri,tilig leive r to direBt. • ( theatteiition of the , Synod to rthe'ftillowing itar *Wars' The 'action of the thineral Aasimbty; laendinglie • churches to obeerye the . seeon d rweelt ~of January, 1881,..tts sation ,o,f_apecjal : preyeir for the outpouring of the Spirit onall, Beat.. This record on page 21-bf theltliiintee of the • • I 11. A recommendation of the-Aseeinlify, .fo - aa - on'pitge 85, Iwthe, Preabiterfel t'o" fake at:4RM in relation-to the jund-for : Disabled Minidient and their Families. . . - . . • ; • ' " h COnifiti In mlation to the first of 't ese, your - tee 'suggest to,the Synodr.tthe propriety of reiter ating the . recomlnetaglation „of the,,Aagerribly,, and urge upon all onr:cittiQied 'the. iiikittrittnee of this concert of t•rt4rei•"..' # ' , • In relatiOn to 'the' second; we suggest to the "Synod to, recommend: Co-all the ^churehtri 'unit& their care,..thrtithenv accollaction %for - Otis object, anonally,,etniforw.erd ik e to ;tile .Treasnrer of. the triiqeee of tl a General ieeeiithli, tlie•Tritiatuter pitsented the followini refloOrt; *hich - iftie , , • •• ; • , ' • • DB,:t • , ••,•• s." • ( 4 • BaklaiL9P, iNT.Te•AgurT fr.onl inpt• Collejitionpresen,t meeting - 18.58 •t - •••• •• “, ••• • Wil • Cash-tiiiltaredr.Cl6•k:......!:.:. " -Xe r ma 44 o•C i eFlV . • Mal.- f.-P4a.RtP;iR TlT'?AinrYt $. 2 . 82 .. • 1 .• .0n ,Roczoo, ,whp4p.r.o4,xl).l.:nvtdixallyr,pll4l.4 till 9"o' thie'eoniog,,end,thettbe time from *Ai oloie : ofttheii , bitsigeliirtillftliiiiftligif;Bilieit in religipus ; conference , s'wit~h ', peay R 11 0 1 1 61:. Synod then wijouined t44114e 5 400k AN! aftet: no° #* ,- •Closid ivith prayer . • O'CLoCil. P. . and was oiisntd with prayer t eQciri fipke Ti!ezeonumittee .on Bills siri d ' Q vertures; idpoiL Qyert,At beings , communication frotii.: ikm the /0 1 1 . 6i .E 8 4 2P I tatt i P i tA tl L . 4/M i PP' un.mOtii:•l4:lloi i rort wseiputkp.l 7 l trt , - q t left .. d z ur a t A l i `itieFtiiib)644l4(oll6sid orliotheortitiMbOxigiispOited• - • . :' 414 16 "; , :' ;e/. 3 ~enet.T.ep,Orticsiwoeipied;sakezqed4adad'oPtelt • To the venerable, the. leneral Assetnlily.of the Presbyterian Church; Plitladelphik aseemblektbmidinnoriar of:the Synok:of :Pi4s-. )ITVIL- red ~3 F tF4fO lY i • := 4 „... • 0, yery l arge majOrtiy of we'Mimi of Bittiodilballii. ihrnifiters, dail4dititrast dx,..themeppis r ender their pere, hayelor. a no:psdd 7 erible time,past felt and do eta feel,,seriouiflia itUiataittiOn'.irithqliers&- fi'44 1 8 0 % 1 1P.A. 3 . 0 a3 1 9.f , P 0 0. 6 4 1010 8 1 . 5 i 0 . 31 ecq ' W.e are disiatiaileCwitli i tlia action. of thc • iie6tairilde Cal respikeding•Aecret4ry, , fas2Vlid! binntAissatisfi with the ,existence .44,,thazil.Stmetata.gkeoretary ebfp . 110'ilitatheekdiiime p be*.e;n7- initignpittiii;`,ll.ndwiis4orking s.ttecesefully; .: ti!at :the ~Wpilt.:Of.,"Omeholcxtens ion tilt; 0 ik Beata iires' ited'fo t is spe'oral-ptoposeota• that Iwo .7'1 1 4 :their. Secretaries, ons at . Louisyille-and one at 1 4 16W - 15rleauli,) tire , perfoiming a,large portien of the -labor; Vonneotaillwitli the buidnesi en trpste4.to the ;r ßos4 4 Aare : net able,te se!) illat 'fiecesiify - feilyo. Beenitaries'in the abi'ae at Phil,a dilfihidokalt: theOfeiretthink‘that the expense of one. of them might, bis'aaved. to the,. Church.- 2. We are specially dissatisfied with the mete tires' which we 'tideristitild to 'have lieen empfoyed, by certain,members sof the-Board to bringlont , the creation of:this:office. 1. 4 . A Wiitherlifort , mbpt. respdctfullY, yet motifaitirt; estly.requestwurio;iskiiesticata thesefro4er' a of which,we complain,- aidg lt,,ali„,allp,ppear.,to you that,realirohnds of griiiitnec -- de exist, that you &roily. , such reni4dris as yisu,' , iti viisdorn, may judge suitable to ;their removal.?* In presenting this, our petition ' we feel it •to bie'due - alike to our Selves and the grisliViiiitme of Domestic ,Missionsi . to assure , y,ou that we most, ardently attiolied to the Board, and do most, earnestly pray and labor for its prospekiy • • • . rsiw ‘l." WITPLE - 1 4 9 420 NEMBEE • .. . laitteltAttr L 'ef tiiitsi . ' r ios i r as we 0' vr' r w iii tY:laitcitedisoltdy by a deairetv?Sep 'daft tgrettParni-,oUthe thttich;•sti entployed, .ats: Moot aucoesslhlljt ticconiplisk the objeW fat'libich; 11/ iras...orpatod.„ Intinoaqiusion, we aosure :you, at, titjten...this'.tnal.tar,,ehill• have been, openly; ' fully'ean*itiAd 'before the 'Atisetnbly; '-irLyoue , aeopkiob , phiat.lii adverse to' the *kW's ;which .entertsihoto!inkst„of the Church evil : ;lie 140 ,inottreadrsto•toquiese in it,' than -this, to cookritte vtatii,youltiearryir3 on th'e'gieitt work entrusted to te board. O Aietl.fo. .1 Irak eaten : 'land' ale Ml 1(4 atiee: - 'vrldeh — the follow ing Was . " • krariem'orial from die.,Synod of BaltimVre' on 1 tli c a"siabjetii ;of , ties in the: Aitilty and . Navy,* *ail pekented . snit "read. While the deep, ihiPor4Ace tfie..lniftjeet is 'acknoWledited; as; wellies •-lhe jaldne* set u loyth, yet,Synotf.does notfsea tleir way Clear to. Akio; any :de'filia . present, and " therefoie:ap . ..; point "Committee te'repoit .012'.0is; subjeceie their nett roihting, vie:—Messts: D.. McKinneir, 'Torrance, S: Findley;•!3.; Fife, and..W:.Carothitre• • • : /34 . 1) CORlMiitelfg. .O,U pilis:si l d,.4l, , ert:prO . ortedr•Aa fob:ming , resolution, which was gesOlied:s :Tilatoll l 9dAeog9 4 ! .PseOilsigt..to' Finch f xp.easi courtge =use Olisac)l4. ak; Ai r , ~• " • ieio . l; ei1; 1 1 1 1;it;We 1 13tieed Cl, _ , publishing thenotice .Of the' meeting of Synod, vnbliSh at the sarnstime, the name of the Chair 'man of tpe Narrative; a.nd .that the notice be at leiSt'onO month 'before the lithe of said meeting. . . az= . llesslvedi 1 1 1 1 hst Synod .return -their hearty ihttiks 'to the 'l'rusteei ; of 'the congregation for the use'of theli house; and to - the citizens of the Aorn'and,copzmnnity, for their kind hospitality n entertaining the members of Synod,. Thit the'kintites of Synod be pub liShed!in the Burktier, underthe direction of llicKinnerand thaTefmanent Clerk. , Symodit hen spent a Season in deiotional • ' • ' • ; ‘Thutiofirt4 e knerd;;ithiliit itsiOgirize 'the . right 'o.the'biojoritrot synod•to4dtirees the ,aexteratAleitiniblyson Eke-subject:of. the.proliosed inPlnori,4 0 51 1 . 4 W1 POW. subj§l44;sl6sll9e, yet 'reel bOon4. to .4) ','"soient. e from Ihe l ikelop . iof, the Beiiitte ifsdnfi, %me; itt the second epeoifiroldoit of •thelfeino trial, the tonduot *ot)members of ?Cosi oils is imptigned, and the Iseetigdy fiemked investigate matters pr nrntr:yhieli grin to tts, to be beyond _ the .4gitiinAgo etthe 131en'eiitl Aa P Aenibiy." " ."' " ' I - ,Tosavt o. , Piorrnsiion,- • tt.:4•R A.. Tenant:an. C. G. Bnkono6K, atlTL•ainwouko,•• - •—••,.A.r.8.412•0304.-vr --- -, 311314 7 KM: lk.l'Ci; G . , .. Tsoarao Wltsow, .. • , ~...i . , ~,, ~.. ~. •••••—• , t, •,. r- , -... e l , -"Synod then•:ndjouined. - .• "'•'! '-= 1- • Concluded ~d: . prayer, signing : ' and.benedici don. . Q 1 ,17, A f jdolivt&rsz,Porpeopent Clerk, ra . ' • ,, f: rl- ',.> •4. 4 . .4<..- ...1 , . ' I ; 11111. Ell , 7.00 if.!Z :$2.5f.65 MEM - -z; t Synod took , a receastiaCtio'olool- this evening. o'o.tonox, P. H. On On. "Tie folloiving4iperlijas rptd; on motion brdefecl to be Minutes:' - - 11ffffl EUROPEAN; QOBEE~E.OIII`ERCE. Mg Fag ? or Arcors-,—Suipuotora of % . ,iatOkorrri #ND HlB 4imir—Tasesuirvi , unromrpro 4 ?Orroarir!,-Ata. z Moors roii%oon-7-A FRI6IOIIMASSILAIi 81111.1 1 4:1110U *l-01131- RATEITitIi,NRAPOLIYAN ROYALISTS At . 14.1.06. AND GANTA-,. THE PoNEITAR TEE 1111YEROE—GUARDILII OR ILTLOSt—dx- Toin#l4l4 VICTOR got NOE CONGRESS AT ,GLAGGOW—OPENING SETUTON—INABOURAL AND*E— Mairllamolikies _ELOQUENCE AND POPTILARITY—THE PRE CIOUS TEE-Cup—Annul. AND TIER PoinTION--ED:.J,otrix Event's LETTER—RIJNOARIIN . DLGCONTENT'4EIairER-'OT: 'PREETION-1101E ECEITIG—THE BISHOP AND THE SEPTIIAGII -61! 111/1 CliTlOZZOATyficie i(11C/IAPILL lit/11:161 . 0 irOtiaq/Z raziiinilizarre GEE. • ' • • • .i0.y.647; oaorsei.. ~ . Irri',FALL-op Ailootte, Mid 'OP Otiptire of tailioriiiidri with' thhilvlbole of' th'e' gUri. son, are events '-whichovirtially.. , proolaim the. ,downfall •of-the. Falliey - f.,-airs . -tenipgral lic'hier - Thus at' all eviiits; thei- Popel iii without an army; after all" lle elaboiste ap= limits' to Romish Europe'. ;for 'recruits. end money—all is in, ,the „dust.. The Etiijoy that.sent the,§ardinikri lioops over the Pa-. pal w as` ; #44:4 1 a 1 -Atftgiit*W. denanded by Birdiniilfifin necessities; "and wiless she had' elitiskt 'to alitiiiiioa' hrif TiOisitcon to lead they revolution, instead'of twingitrodden down by it, what other comie remained. for, lien;':.Neverthelese ,it .. ,yrjoi embarrassing,-and. therefore...the. dare-all policy of.„o.iiiropr,io a . crisis 80, veg.; ,peen liar is all the more: commendable:.,l4r`the eud i dennosa 'orliii :idvadien, ~411 ' . liY the 84& 1 4ihelininigiliiibef Of lictipsqeilitil 4ed; on'eliliiVe fell,tand"Ou'e battlii'lvaqiron after 'another; an w en • Ancona...plesenteit its froiviiing fortresseirivithlthe remnant of La. redfieierd'e trdoiA behind ,theni, then and theFe was do ; slimi.pc4tit t ii leet r forwa,rded .cr by liribaldi, j u st ' in tiute,"tio - ' revel 9 th eir towel!, and Wo.oznpUl the ba'iiittilition n ow '144641,001a:14 "' '.. c" , ';. - ”rwt.• :..! . • - ..:. f LailioiicietO Alen) lista': inilli, hnt'.iin 'a "Crusader of .thet:l9.thiconitury,;:bOAM4,l-inia er4h)YgePP44:- Aktoiii 414 thAfiTht (4E41.94 Ei s campaign with a series oforders to . Nil subordinates, which in tlieoii tlieedint Chid- te,r,sui r,feiTelrer., - iiirfa - Wri: 4 `gulli „cruel ...driiitli6d: - :.'The 1 ‘ listithedr bland," % hy 411ifoli he ' mtent massaere.wherefetiimiurz iectiOn.miight show itself,'Wlie.. the itexork . '144 1 7::: Pr_97.,•!!0.:-Is discovered to ' bfr4: 4 o the agent of Anttieelli;, a head contipirni4i itinttint Viiiic'P'lteit)f.'"lfie pliitftilio" we are lefa, hag. falleiiiiitb she 'hands 'Of portfolio, `" erakVanti; It•i*intidnidetters , of the-most cOMPOnaisilig; dh2 1 tr.gi1 3 .t.°1iV..4.01 , 4euk0it .. .P 0 44 tive proofs pf. numerous intrignes entered into with ... the .. I;e4altiiii . LLind even the Bed 34* 1 . 6 L,Pi:F a X$Y , ff ii sTE:o s 7 - #,M nt Ilf. Ll* -93,r0r, Nopolenn. , .. dore'lAioiatir Itorridere . beihrtierit lij tiiii . Tialierik.' ' Ffrit, 9.etieitil" Gorsin fro& 'iirlimin the.-.commalntet theipxneen-Alad ileen; A! ktWaYinylv.,4ll- PAPicite.che ...ailtitssie* thousa94,seen ado:414:o the nui4pre nudes iiii'Commarik tile oalsialiiliiiiiii dins ex ' tette& filiiiireii'befefill the.isilti'of Rtiiiil4 . IkTl3o'''tivelviitliolitliiiiii. iddi r iltintil trosipiwite _about:llo, 'be..fadd , an..consognence o p e chreat,Of o 2 ll ,4iddi,*.9. PriV.;9 l tann° Illiill p,i' Italy, Pout pie ...i9 of die . Qriitinnl, ~ 'The boast lir" threat of Garibaldi; '*high= . ever name we give to the annoupnriefit,li 4t likely to - VeTelrentairared . : Ykry -Appetit. l . y.' `GarilYali.'S troops iit u diPitit oirived several seire?e 'Oheckid.tiTgfliiii . hy ati.Mealstadificiiiiined band 4 -they arelack infi Art nr-tillev;audjhere seen s : to ave.keen. #1101 4 414 11 4 th's'aPl a '!"- - 4. 8 c a . i '-,) -.3,Bfkieo-, `hide ediuMjnun'y on Ihis"nOiion ' been ,T,S as liiiiilieiVeGsnibildiaiii,`,.ihcrwe ', iiikkfil ativriilltoileidembleifirdibefeAtiiirittilicit road , : near the gatescof . .ofrinoilky 'liven . ieduartilipiy. . - Other aPsAair.e.lo - 'I II V Rty9l 36 ,4 4 kGigitaldi in . „net be, ,arreileA, ae , .*".lfrOtkoaed march .oh itiime r bi,tblise - 'if 64444 . , P;nd :tbe'llocni 'Mutating forees-'o,theii*ardiiii'd I Vriiriais , `II , at Giteta. 'mit, ofthuriti - trbops indeod, eitiiliiiirlind' iind,hibifilined. also -Bit-they are '' . with:'reen . iit: 'ationinOinsi•sed.. they: . : 80 brib4ll" P* i t l iki• 6 l4ooMrY , M isibk . w a Y, ll3 ' tlO. ARA' I M l ob r s : ' Garkb a f d{ ! B . Ve' swiltoOuiiev,!; ale UeivillOns and 'We iiie not disposed IP' iiihr hi in' fie l'ovi, not. 2. withstanding 'tree* "bra in 'politital ap pointiientavand bib , Vs ?nowise . opposition 4 O a Y9 l ' wi.,49Sfitsli.P . keno. 9Pns!i-P4 91 '0. " in the ficitpg,tirtic ii,.;:t.. , ". .... ..4 • .i . tiarnvil ::iiaii'ili`ei,d7 eelle.ii' 'into the nisi:gll sobite foiraiii6e*Ois•wonderful gocill'ititairt has only soirvidliounlitlw his comphite; ineaPaoi ty. And this is the:man who speaks seriously of Pimenting unwell revolution, of attacking Austria on the•Alincio,. an&France at Rome. He wishes to ascend the Quirinal, when our soldiers guard the gates; he. proposes to put'the Austrian ..t,..„ 1 :1.. ...;:1.4.,.,- i . : ,-;,11 - 4 - .. ~, ; (,,:i...fi-!..., ~ 1 t, , , . , : .1 ?:..:- fi'i7'..-.. . . .. r. ~ • • . AIraticr r ISERIMITS•., .. ... . . TEBAIS ' . ' _11( /IoT.S.ifo.a. ' , 1 ."...rt • .;..!.. .. A Square, (8 Hues or lewo,.,orip . . 5 ow eqbaequent lueertlon, 40 cojtia.; each 4t* 0. 1 4:4 110 . Si Mitt. A BE ~ j A..84194'1'8 Per TMtrie.-r_,s t 4 1 4 11 ' , -by th e year. IRICTiO N made Vlibo e 11 , .. :BUSINESS NOTICES tie TAM* or um; VIM' gich lia r t oßcin!il lino, 1(1 cents. ', . ' DATID V ri uM m ill iiiiimizw elx, .::4 • ~. • . . . • .. r . .., . . . I=ll _;,: aro MEM MU I'''aggi`te ioute--:tiat:: Was' the ikdte-or-luiving stood against • the ..Reach difteen /ours at Solferino !- rile has failed to heopineyt4 bead:of government -he has only speceededAn,maki.pg.himself a leader ofiryegular ar ,:di 3 .1 4114:4 &minis. of t enterprises which de ,plliand ra r onciirienee of .pow,er and genius. itnagilipßtort Sr. the'people has made Garibel thelfero of, it .ibninitce: Let it go on a little longer,,a#d• the,ronstutce will become a farce.* • Pope is nOwdzi , 11 state of great per , laiexity, fif not in...flier& 1.-.lte feels that :if he; remain:, at Mother;thtrxivill , be virtually ~ qitideef it jailor • iir - tlitt-giltineh Marshall , who , . is :the alter ego Of..thatozery religions, siircereFigal uptight man. who /the eldest - .Son of the ..ellikureh. Ntipoleonqa acting a ~ pext, r noti•tinit:e !sincere, either saecrespeeta thejiNipei orf_the Revd) ntioft. . To justioe, Mid; to 'give: this, MeiShisto -ilphelesfl! his dne," he' leans to the tion, but 'oases not one'jot for. the Pape. But slthat wishes and' means; Is- to, be reeegnisethasithe meastemof the/ gtuatioti. Liteigcage,t.ickekerylvtazi: ithat ?when. l4nearkt3l4four Onsen d anew areshirttte Moine t':aud 4 probably' a 3 many more to Toth:ow/Tad; TEE PRESBYTERIAN Publication Office : GAZETTE BUILDEN,GB, 84 errs 62., lorrroomax, PHILADMILMCA, 1301714-Waff Coo: or .7rE aro tflooptirr .y (a. ..gna,, this is absolutely • refused. So* ? is like wise when :Marshall Vailliintle Mission is to make • the " patrimony of St. Peter respected," comprising a population of four hundred and twenty thousand souls, altd including Rome, Civita Vecchia, and Viterbo ) to Ond that while the Bar diniami,are actually in . possession of several portions o f said patrimony ," they shall Alotho driven bt by : force,'; they pill only . 110 slim - moped,evacuate these recent ae viiiitions, and , if they will not do so, the Pope, is eensoled that this and all other a da detriment an mar inflicted, may still lie iteferred to the. great powers of • Finrope. • 'The flight of the• Pope the French do ftot interfer.e, &certainty. It was . tie. alternative abno*nced.l4..Antonelli to the' French Government, if should refuse wsi on, • Sa:plinis.. ,Vie -King of prepar4 refu ge ' ll)X t Pius iind,o is fthither,. not to Snitii ei,the Balla dri,' that e Will,. probably repair. 47.64Ve11i betng recently questioned as to calm'? secret preparationkni e. or the , de rtaiture of the. Po'pe, relined with ,much . liiirttiir;" at Is theie, thet?, en of. keep ,lng the tope a, prisoner ?" It was then observed that, tfte, departure of his holiness 4 40 . igh:t he . attended -with ,th e miwt. serious gonmueikeeS. for the Papacy 7 4a That is r' i "" . ..,replied :the Cardinal; "the ..,kity,tAtignAntiff . :cOuld never remain in a ,irit s ysnlliaa . bY , the presence of ,This list remark was caied 1:1Y, a .repeirt..of...the pro - bible ax fake' • at... 115, ona 4 of,Vi.etjar- goy:amine', who Ta..fice544.,40. "Al "F 4 Fencli - Government, ~mchnid norirs and; protest. ' ,deep devoted ,negs:l6:.t„t4 'One. would al . . 111 1 1 t.Ritorgie.P.craktalen, Mutt such toils ";t l PJP,ll.P i tgi'VTA*.. (74 ; .Ploistent 1, - 40,h4Le "Remo. wicked, and '000; 3 1 11 #00.fhat: Ati,.(amnot, 'but see righ -teo retriktiti * .oriiii:allt4OuiPpens. While gretfstant . ,natio4. 1'94 . 0,, the execution ers ..4:llie Papacy, are 'tn. : professed sons • 44.,eimporters.., We: may see the Pope de ' mine 91?k18 71.0 . /672.801.1t,1ipme, and France the 1 AtiateFof MIT seallYTl if:Am were • 4 4 1 FiCRillirzlil 1 9 : THE Elmmvors Commins, at Glee geSK 1001ted +4 . 'o4' interest, and beeii comprehensive and practi -i4in* its 'character . An inaugural sermon pieeihed . by the; Rev. 'l)r. Robertson, Minnifer' of :th'e 'High (Cathedral,) Church a: and ; 'distinguished congregation, iaclnalarge tordl3rongliare, and most of the thenibitin : ortke Association. The text was,: " Thy 'kingdom come," from which he sho that of the Association were ' very directly `Ohrietiiin, eloriely eon fleeted ' iithibe" . liigh ends for which our SaviOir came - into the world. "For," said the'prioiclier isles but a narrow view • °Pelle inies'Of the :Chiricli, and the mean ; iinig '-'4l,f het Soiistinif:prayor, thy King flom. einne 'not consider that ev orY,think;l4deli pertainri . to the welfare of : Cho - Woe plfilitidly, intellectually, morally, ! and Oblialtasiiirell as spiritually, in the 1 iiiiteleil'skiiikAdle within the sphere of ahrietian. aspirator' and effort." speech was delivered by tibilv - - - z i:o - ' 1 9 3 -hili; - He:'has completed his -efliglitilisionit year, and, yet' he is full of rMthliodtly and mentally. Among the Prominent topics were, The Religious Qiestion' 'in Education ;", " The , Temper . 'lleldria'-' l `'"The Parliamentary De- Vidlioation: of Women ." " The Sovereigns •tot . , - .•Eurtipe and their King- Oii:•;the'liSt:mentioned topic, he stoke,kindly kumt, hopeful terms of the frohilio.n ortheT.Amperor . of Ruisia to ezniaMfilita 'the Iteifi:l l .Of'.Aiistria,‘ in which Imp°, t refornis atr course of being effected ' tikePriilisiaii • States " deter ,ti • •• •• •• milked. to • stand dher 'llg amst the itiva 'idni • any feibighltieTrand he drew a 4crjy'ahie dontikst'AretWesii despotism (in the 'pliPer sdnUe . of.the`t,erth, - ,s waiter, i. e. • One person, the faitolairi.gf r Authority,) and "a:torrant. Here is'a spetiparr it his state . ments'ind style thin point ' • ' The prinCeEi whose Measures, equally just and whse, beneficial toil:4lr' subjects and themselves, tilmostein .he,' same,. degree, are, , either—as in :Belgium,-„kugsia„ and Sardinia—rulers accord • ing.tojaw, .o.r. as those in Russia and France, ifhenri unto themselves, 'and govern ac cording, Wig!. 'gboilliteal. But it is a great of: to;' tot icon- them tyrants . ; and a ;*VitusiOll-14.ifteilis..4! .trestv.theni• as , smith. The .14huse.of.,despotismier,tyranny ; the gimps . who, • as.suc>z,_is barelyo be- endured, bz_Rse abuse Acomes g,t,frant, who c:annot be .tOti ranch ab horret7. Elie bles.inhererit its neces tsiities'ot this 'oOndition, some of the!' worst vices r'snd pitiable infirmnieSoDonr fallen nature; snd-lie may lave all—falsehood, , concentration of all liiifielings upon' hinting, disregard of- all ether Meli's Caprice'unbciunded• and ,ungoverna . Me; ilielialitual•belief Iliat his fellow creature& are of a different apecies, and so to be treated, unless , when'lrceognised as human in -order to degrade,, pollute r and torment them the more— these are is 'apPoirited . vices ; but to them he may fititi,theimost,savage cruelty, and , delight in Stiffiginv ,he ,inflict!,,, without any other iraliffetition to litkelf. If by 'O'OE4 aceide&t, ;ttie frUk. fortune, he .siloiald 'hive iecei l ied, 'lssik;tilidcwthent of Otani'', orNif *nein, only more -hateful; like n l the, witoof. !ii s tte, the beauty of Nero ; ; as Poet's hags feigned basilisk,. to ,rusdte , the monstpr, pore: hide- Thdroin's only eomfortis, that .e must.ever be's prey ' to the • fears he Spreads treirlid him tlitviinging others by thesterrora hesintikes for 4'hitikself.., 'tin` ferret, pbtre)fptie .titmet‘; , sort 'ista tygralyaif - eonvput.-,,W,ben i tKocouparded; tormented by , suspicion ;- and dietrusto,of ; when tolotke, fdismayed by the st:ence, ,of solitUde he hut • ereated:' 'Such - a litialetaole has actually lieen witnessed recently Piro - the'blood-tirsty ;41E4 though „unpitying. creature, composed of • crueaty, falsehood,. and cowardice, who afAr f the . Massacre gt hie unoffeedieg subjects, * drift pot face 'the vengeance. of the stvor) 3 ' or tibiae Ifit 6 o)xiiiig - of 'their ihe distatit,redund of his • approar.N..'ffea: teem. the throttKaiollutdp;ollyteki suvt dhlimiockwith the . 0 9 .4.Ahis.pillsge *ad fixasaged4Otr 3 l l soX-Yeara .;to;bitve Pfoltollietad Yivalt; 0114131 11 d4Caligula and, twentY,"•tin : 'talus at (*tear' , • ''' . 1 . " 1 VAT' 'tab.* * ca me o indicate. lite since lrinnipheW tr4eit 'the troops of -.Frti.ncis,.in a regulait.and hard‘fOnght , battle. ~ ne,,ltas abso • 5h9TrA1tik!.P 0 , 8 4 0 4 343 i%410 prudence and:patrißtiain,in lug sending ,hp ) away from Naples, and inviting Victor: uel to advance andposeeis. "tns