Mr Adam seconded and Jsupported the amendment.
Tho Rev. Mr Finlayson moved a 9 a further amendment—"That the synod receive the re port, and in view of tho importance of the matters contained therein and of the necessity of carefully considering tho whole subject, order the report to lie on tho t.ible till next meeting of synod; appoint the committee to continue and complete the work assigned to it by last synod, and to take notice of similar movements in other churches and report to next meeting of synod."

Mr Catherwood seconded the Rev. Mr Fin layson's amendment, aud

Mr Johnston commenced a speech in support of Dr Maegregor's amendment, when it was agreed to adjourn the debate.
The synod adjourned at 10.30 p.m,

TECHNICAL CLASSES ASSO CIATION.
The students of tho Technical Classes Association assembled in the Normal School last night for the last time prior to being dismissed for the vacation. Mr A. Hurt, president of the association, was also present, as were a number of tho teachers and the committee.
