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PRoGREss OF THE ScnIsM.-Thc new
school Presbyterans, after they had
seeded and organized themselves. sent
message to the old school party with
overtures for reconciliation. The old
school replied, that they would not treat
except upon the basis ofthe sreinding reso-
lutions of the last General Assembly. This
cut off all hopes ofa re-union. The new
school then organized themselves, accord
ing to certain forms recommended by their
legal advisers, as the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church. The books.
papers, muniments, and records, being in
possession of the old school, a formal de-
mand was made for their delivery II was
refused of course. This is preliminary to
law suit. 1t appears to US that the old
school have the law clearly upon their
side.