The United Synod.
--This body continued its sessions yesterday in the
United Presbyterian Church.
Saturday was spent chiefly in hearing from the members accounts of the state of religion in the different Presbyteries.
In the afternoon the report of the Board of Missions was read, containing an interesting letter from
Rev. M. D. Kalepothakes, a missionary in
Athens, Greece, under the care of the
Synod.
This morning the proposition to modify the name of the
Synod was postponed to next year.
A report of the
Committee on Church Extension announced that
the Rev. Dr. Styles had been appointed an evangelist to labor in the churches of the
Synod.
The directors of the Theological Seminary made their annual report, stating that about $72,000 were in hand, in subscriptions and cash, for the establishment of this institution, but that it was not thought best, at this time, to undertake a permanent establishment of the
Seminary.
The directors, however, were empowered to make some temporary arrangement for instructing a Theological class.
The
Synod held a night session, and after some routine business, adjourned, to meet in
Chattanooga, Tenn., May, 1862.