have of theur own sccord. instituted evening

 and morning social worship.
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have of theIF own scc0Fd. instituted evening and morning social worship.

 Enigronts.- of asO English and ! 100 Swiss emigranfs arrived at Albany few | days since. on their way to the.west. The latter. brought from Switzerland their wag- gOns. haypOles and other impiiments.--O hundred Swiss passengers have arrived at Charleston. s. c.

 Long WoOl-A man in New Jersey has a sheep of'the Dishley breed. which weighs 252 pounds; some of the wool is 2Oainches in length. A man. in Pennsylvania lately sheared g pounds of wool from one sheep it is very fine, and some of it 12 2,inches long, (probably the growth of two or three years) GENERAL. ASSOCIATION or CONNECTICUT

 "The Rev. Mr. Boyd was heard from the American Sunday School Union; when the i Association. Is Voted That the American sunday school union has our entire confidence and affeciion, and is hereby recommended to the prayers l and the patronage of the churches in cOnnec- ton with this association.

 The Rev. Mir. Bruein was heard in behalf of the General Union for the promotion of

 

 , the Association

 Voted. That we rejoice in the formation of 1 the General Union, and heartily approve of the plan which it has adopted to preserve that ] holy day from proclamation and that it he re- commended to all the churches and congr- gations in connection with this body speedily to form associations auxiliary to tue General 1 Union.

 on statement respecting the condition of our coloured population 1 Voted, That the obligations ofthe Aii,eric- an people to Africa, require us to use all pro- peretforts not only to promote the coloniza- 1 tion, but the moral and intellectual improve ment of this country and that it be recom- mended to the Churches and Congregations in our connection to pay some special attention to the subject.

 The Rev. Mir. Wilbur was heard in behalf of the American Bible Class Society; when it was resolved, to recommend to the Chur- ches to cooperate with their pastors in form ing and cherishing Bible classes, and to Bible classes to become auxiliary to the American bible class society, and to report to it annual I !y their state. On statement respecting the Temperate society:

 Voted, That this association approve the plan of the American Temperate Society ;- that it recommends the formation ofTempe rate Societies in all our towns. That it be recommended to the churches ir this state to observe the fourth "Wednesday of January 1929, as day of fasting humilia, tion and prayer, on account of the alarming prevalence ofthe vice ofintemperauce in our country. "