Genesee—Buffalo, Niagara, Genesee, Wyoming, and Olean.
Oneida—Oneida, Chenango, Cortland, Auburn, and Cazenovia.
Troy—Troy, Albany, Saratoga, Plattsburgh, and 3 in Vt.

Slack River—Rome, Syracuse, Oswego, Adams, Watertown,
Ogdensburgh, and Potsdam.

Erie—Fredonia. The remainder in Ohio and Penn.

East Genesee—Geneva, Rochester, West Rochester, Bath, Corn¬
ing, Elmira, and Lima.

New Tork East—New York, (E. district,) Long Island, and 2
in Conn.

Wyoming—Binghamton and O.wego, in part; the remainder in
Penn.

The offices of the several Missionary Societies and of the Book
Concern are at 200 Mulberry St., N. Y. The periodicals issued
from that establishment are the Christian Advocate and Jour¬
nal, a weekly newspaper; the Quarterly Review, the National
Magazine, and the Ladies’ Repository, octavo magazines; and
the Sunday School Advocate, The Good News, and the Mission¬
ary Advocate, small newspapers. ' The Northern Christian Ad¬
vocate, at Auburn, is also an official publication of this denom¬
ination. Under the auspices of this Church are the Genesee
College, at Lima, Livingston co.; the Amenia Seminary,
Dutchess co.; Ashland Collegiate Institute--Greene co.; Char¬
lotte Boarding Academy, Schoharie co.; Falley Seminary, Ful¬
ton, Oswego co.; Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, Livingston
CO.; Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary, St. Lawrence co.; Jones-
ville Academy, Saratoga co.; NewYork Conference Seminary,
Charlotteville, Schoharie co.; Oneida Conference Seminary,
Cazenovia, Madison co.; and the Susquehanna Seminary, Bing¬
hamton, Broome co. Besides these, a large number of institu¬
tions, including several of the incorporated academies, are
owned and patronized mainly by members of this denomination.

¹ The names ofpresbyteries and statistics of churches of this
branch in the State are reported in the Old School Presbyterian
Almanac for 1S59 as follows:—

The Board of Domestic Missions has 610 missionaries and
990 churches and missionary stations. Receipts for the year
ending March 1, 1858, $105,277.52. Its offices are located in
Philadelphia and Louisville.

The Board of Education is divided into ministerial education
and education in schools, academies, colleges, and parochial
schools. Under the auspices of this denomination are 22 col¬
leges, 60 academies, and 100 parochial schools. The receipts for
1857 were $56,492.06. Its office is at Philadelphia.

The Board of Foreign Missions has 69 ministers, 30 male and
90 female assistant missionaries, and 23 native teachers. The
receipts for 1857 were $223,977.79. Its office is at the corner of
Center and Reade Sts., N. Y.

The Board of Publication issues tracts, books, newspapers,
and other periodicals in great numbers. Its receipts for 1857
were $126,960.28. Its office is at Philadelphia.

² The following summary of the New School Presbyterian
Church in New York is from the American Presbyterian Al¬
manac for 1859, and other authentic sources:—

The various societies under the care of this denomination are
in charge of the Presbyterian Publication Committee, Foreign
Mission Committee, Permanent Committee on Education, and
Church Extension Committee. Young men preparing for the
ministry are educated at the Union Theological Seminary, of
New York City, and Auburn Theological Seminary, of Cayuga
co. The newspapers of the denomination are the Evangelist, of
New York, and the Genesee Evangelist, of Rochester.

■ ³ Its institutions are the “ Society for the Promotion of Re¬
ligion and Learning,” the “ Corporation for the Relief of Widows
and Children of Clergymen,” the “ Prot. E. Tract Society,” the
“New York Bible and Common Prayer Book Society,” the
“New York Prot. E. City Mission Society,” the “ Prot. E. Chris¬
tian Mission Society for Seamen in the City and Port of New
York,” the “ Prot. E. Brotherhood of New York,” the “Northern
Missionary Convocation,” the “Bible and Common Prayer Book
Society of Albany and its Vicinity,” the “Brotherhood of St.
Barnabas,” (Troy,) “ Columbia College,” “ Trinity School,”
(N. Y.,) “St. Luke’s Hospital,” (N. Y.,) “St. Luke’s Home for
Indigent Christian Females,” the “Church Charity Founda¬
tion,” (Brooklyn,) and the “ Pastoral Aid Society.”