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lndiana,. NOV u washington City,, Nov. 27


It stated in the secular papers that the Synod of Gin
cnnai (Old SchooD have approved the action of the
General Assembly in refusing to make save.hoding in
s, Itself bar to Christian adding
ing or intending to repeal former testimony borne by
them against American slavery, and calling upon the
point The Synod of Indiana have expressed their al
prova of the decision of the Assembly in denying
iidity Of Romish baptism.


The Managers of the Philadelphia Sunday School
Union have made arrangements for series of lectures to
be delivered during the coming winter The first of the
series will be delivered Tuesday evening next in the
Church Washington square, by the Rev S. p Dur.
bin, d. D. II! will be specisly directed to the Sunday
school Teachers of the city, for whose accommodation
large space in the body of the church will be reserved


:" The Floating Church." tho d" Church Of our sa
viou on the East river is well filled every Sunday b,
that class of persons for whom it is intended The Pro
tes'ant Episcopal Missionary Socct proposes to build
another chapel, the Hudson rlver for the
daton OF the numerous in the western part of the
city and for that purpose and to make repeated appca
tons for aid unnecessary proposed to procure one
thousand annual subscribers who shall pay two dollars
per year.


DR. Sharp, distinguished Baptist minister of Boston.
who has recently returned from Europe, states that in
the Baptist cong in England all the people, SO
they enter their pews, make short prayer,
stand in silence In attitude OF reverence and worship
And when the last is made and the benedcton
offered, you might hear pin drop for a few seconds,
silent is the whole congregation while blessing is ask
ed certainly by the pous in the ssembly and il may be
by Others in their way" DR.. s. adds whatever objec


oas may be made 10 this practice the ground Of for
malism believe that is greatly conducive to spiri,u
aiism."


The standing commdtee of the Episcopal diocese Of
New. York have published official notice that the Rev
Bishop McCoskry may be expected in this city at the lat
terend OF this month when he will perform the Epsco
palsofiices within the diocese.


On Wednesday, at Fairhaven, Ct Bishop Brownell or
dained the Rev Mr. Coe to the office Of deacon and the
Rev. Mr.. Hall, of New York, and Wm f. vibbert, OF
Fairhaven to the Office Of priest.


Some young Of Dr. Scott's church in New Or
leans have erected new chapel the Of Canal
and Franklin streets, which dedicated to the service
OF God the last Sabbath in September The spirit OF
church extension has become quite prevalent in that
city OF late.


Pa.) this evening; Monday evening at Trinity
Church, Carbondale Tuesday evening at Grace
Church, lonesdae; Thursday afternoon at St. Johns
Church SALEM Wayne county; and on Sunday, the 2sd
inst at Trinity Church. Easton


A LADIES' Fair for the benefit of TRANSPORTATION
Church, will be commenced on Monday Nov. oath, at
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway, The proceeds the
fair are to be devoted exclusively towards the payment
OF the capital Of the small loans made the Church by
those whose necessities obge them urge their claims
in view OF the approaching nclement season.


The twenty-second anniversary Of the New York Bi-
on Monday evening next 18th inst at half past o'clock
Addresses are expected from Rev. Drs. Tying Adams,
and Rev. E. NJ sawte, of this city.


The Rev. Jacob Knapp of this city arrived in Pitts
burgh the 18th, where he commenced Of


gous meetings in the Grant street Baptist Church.


The Synod of New York and New Jersey, at their
late sessions, recommended next Thursday day Of
fasting and prayer in view OF the present state of rel
gion in the churches.


The Rev. Jehn T. Wheat admitted to the degree
of Doctor in Divinity at the late commence ment OF the
University OF Nashville.


The Rt Rev Bishop Eastburn will preach in st Johns
Chapel, East Boston, this evening.


The Rev. Mr. Graham ha, bsep suspended from the
ministry by the Synod OF Cincinnati (ncw school)
account OF his views of slavery contained in pamphlet
in which he defends the system from the sacred Scrip
tufes


The Comptroller of the Treasury of the United States
under date OF Nov lsa5 decided that articles i'm
ported bona fde for the furniture construction OF
hos uht trh ratp ~
be performed, should be admitted Tree from duty"


The REs Dr.. Jupsos since his arrival from India has
recently visited several Of the Baptist Churches in Onei
da, Madison and Onondaga counties in all Of which he
has been received by crowded At skane
aeles on the morning Of the 9th inst hc relatives his
deceased wife reside In that vcinyD it had been deter
mined that the services Of the day should have
to the memory Of Mrs Judson, which highly inter.
esting, and created great sensation.


new Episcopal Church has been organized in Ro.
chester under the corporate Of Trinity Church.


The 10, which the society have purchased for the
Square. 1t in contemplation how ever to exchange
Tor another on State street. provided suitable
be procured.


TENNESSEE AFrARs.-On Friday, the 7th inst,
Governor Brown sent message to the Legislature,
in which he recommends the entire abolition punish
ment OF death. the erection OF penitsntiary IL
beral system of public education the Of
internal improvements by chartered companies, the
(which is estisated at o0O the creation Of sink
ing und TO extnguish the debt and reorganization OF
the State Bank OF Tennessee Robert b. Turner uoco)
has been elected State treasurer by majority Of two
votes Each house Of the Legislature has informally ap
pointed delegation TO the Memphis convention. The
NASHVILLE papers propose an internal improvement con- /
venton to be held there the oath instant particularly
IN reference to the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad


COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Alba-
ny, Friday, Nov. Ia, 1S45-Present, Lieut.. Govern
or Chie Justice and ls Senators This body reasseD.
bled To-Day ana quorum found in attendance The
Court Immediately proceeded with the hearing of eau
ses NO. o u Cartridge and al vs. j. /. West and al
Paine was heard for plf. In error