New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

Twelve Chinese have united with the Church during
m. wear one sged shout 10. The whole number
har,ized by these Missions Is - Nine more are re-
ceiyine special instruction as candlcAteS Tor Dap
,,su, The communion Is administered every month.
A ,rSrslaion Of the New Testament has been com
Melted Amlcable relations have been estaolished
With the English Missionary Bisnop' the Bishop OF
NlciOsls ~
TrNPyRANcr IN INDIANA Several lem
r,,arce Camp Meetings advertised Tor AusuS
and September IN indiana lhey are ecu on imp
grounds or IA groves prepared Tor the purpose iIey
begin about VI. and close sooat ia ana i<st
scne,ally but one day Every person easrie> ms own
dinner Amcng the proceedings usual "shess 'necs-
mgS IS an exhibit from the AG'itors ooo> Oh INC e.-
psUsts Of dIuns-nnes paid Oy INC 'o'ets' VA sotSo
ing paurers and panishing CRIMINALS etc, giving tne
sober farmers 20 understand that they pay dear Toe
the license system.
SEVEN NghRs MgsTING.-A company
of members OF the Christian denomination. twenty
eight wears ago the coming autumn scciden,uIy
me, IN 4 town IN Pennsy wanna, and held ten Gays
meeting Just seven years after The same pAr'ies
met again. acciGcnty. and enlOyed another meeting
They then resolved to hold these meetings every
seven years. and IL enlarge their numbers Inc
meetings have been kept 10 since, and the Nurh II
notified to be held IA October But one Of the CON-
psny has deceased. though one or two have become
disabled
PREsByrFRIAN EDuC,rIoN. The recent
annual report OF the Boar oi Education OF the Old
a.
tistlcs During the past year there were under io
care Sss benehciares There are at present icl pa
rochsl schools and IS Presbyieral academies IN the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. besides colleges which are
strictly Presbyterian there being Others which are
under PRESBYTERIAN influence The total income has
been upw ards NJ $4,000.
Mas. JupsoN correspondent of The
Baptist Recorder states that her friends IN Central
New Nork have recently received letters nom her
which le All them expect her ARRIVAL. with her three
children. yery soon. Mrs. J. Will be remembered ~
the smlable Fanny Forester II IS an interesting
fact that three children of the late Dr. Jadson
by his second wife. have been for long time under
the care OF sister OF bis first wife. Two other
children OF the second marriage are under the carc
OF the present Mrs. }.
BAPTIST HoMs Missions. - Rev. MIR.
Parkhur>t has issued circular 10 the baptist
Churches IN Massachusetts,, stating that ~ least the
sum OF $4,000 Will De ncectul ~ enable the Society
to ont Ms plans for the ensuing year The 40
CisN has a5out one hundred missionaries IN the
teld and the Secretary states that II the means are
had two hundred might he at once most usefully
employed Most OF It's efforts are made for the
West
AMERICAN TRAcr SOCIETY The follow
ing the grants from July 10 Aug I, 1881 For
eigu. Sl6.l56 pages Shipping for foreign ports.
3S6 i6l Hoaimen on Rivers and Canals, l0l ,NS.
Literary and Humane Institutions, 1920. Sabbath
schools, 7Ci9i. Emigranis. 81 .99o Home and DO
nestle Missionaries. OIL C33 tolp0rteuTs and Agents
among the destitute. 2l>, $50 other grants, W, 700
pages Total, 9,oo9,llo pages. Total, since April.
1904 pages.
NV WoRKs IN FoRsIGN L.NGuAGEs.-
Tho American Tract Society have recently Issued.
In German. Allelne'S Alarm Divine Law ot Benen-
ctnce I'm French. Lucilla By Rev Adoph Nonod.
DAILY Food. In Spanish. Bogue's Essay on the ID.
vine Authority of the New Testament, History ot
Andrew Dunn In Danish, Pilgrims Progress.
Ilollatzs Method OF Grace. In Dutch. Pilgrims
Progress par, l. In Italian. the Benefits Of thfiss's
Death, by Paleano, the Italian Martyr
METHODIST BIsnoPs. Two of the senior
Bishops Of the Methodist Church at the North are
lying very sick, With but feeble prospects of recovery
Bishop Needing ~ represented by a correspondent
of TIE CHRISTIAN Ad'ocafe. rs very weak oui cheer
full humble and simple IN manners according to
the primitive pattern OF Methodist Bishops bishop
Hamre IS also very feeble. and expects 10 survive
but little tune. His state Of mind Is what would
be- expected Of hlm-perect peace
DrcrAsE OF Old MINISTER'S. Rev. Ma
than { Obj late of Bangor, Ne died Al Louisville.
ny, recently lie was Tract Missionary oil that
civ vesy labonouS useful and amlable man. whose
Sei.denylng aSSIduiues Ia the poor much end"hca
hIm To the Christian public of all denominations
Rev DIR 'Bibehaus, venerated tather OF the Herman
Reformed Church also died last week IN Philadci
phia.
TAKING THE Ngm.-The imposing cere-
moulal of taking the white veil was performed last
week m Providence. The services were performed
by the Bishop, assisted BY a large number OF has
clergy. Tho fair deyotces, who thus took upon
themselves the of poverty. chastity and obed'
ence, three IN number. They were you.him
and graceful IN person, and when they entered tho
Church all beautifully alfred as for their br'-
dial.
CUMBERLAND COLLEGES. The tumber-
land Presb,terians have now six Colleges Ia opera
ton one IN Kentucky, two IN Tennessee, one IN
Missouri, one IN OHIO, and one IN Penns, lvania
All except one has been established within the last
eight years. Two others are proposed one In Mis-
sour and one IN Texas, and two oi their academies
are to be enlarged into Colleges.
RELIGIOUS BENEFlcEsCE. Miss Hunt, a
Young lady of ~ Louis, being about to visit Europe.
has made several munlfcent donations 10 the Catho
nc Church, Of which she IS membet Among them
T. a gift Of "A Dot worth $50 900 Ia the ArchDishop.
for the erection of Cathedral, and another lot for
the establishment of community OF sisters OF tho
Good Shepherd.
GERMAN PREsByrEaIANs.-A German
Church with Presbyterian polity, was recently or
ranized IN Newark, y. J., which has become so large
as to be able 20 procure the Church edihce now oc
supied by the Sixth Presbyterian church, under tho
pastorate of Rev. Mr. Poor, son Of the venerable
sslonary There are SIX German Churches In
Newark FIVE Protestant and one Roman Catholic.
WELL SUpPLIED.-'The town of Middle
boro' Mass has within It's limits i've Baptist
Churches The FIRST Church, to which The 'enerA-
Die Isaac Backus minisered about hall century,
was constituted m 1855 the Second m 1857. the
Third In 1861. The remaining two have been moro
recently formed
Ma. FisNEY IN LONDON The sermons
preached by Rev Prof Finney Of Obcrln, while IN
London were repeated and printed IN the London
Penny Pulpit The Oberin EraagetIstis reprinting
them They bear the marks Of thai vigorous logic
and IN tense feeling which are characteristic oil
their able authors.
CATHOLIC CouNcIL.-A Provincial Coun-
ell Is now IN session al Quebec, underthe Presidency
OF the Archbishop OF Quebec. the Qnsoec fnSs
notices the arrival IN one day Of seven bishops the
Bishops Of Montreal Charlottetown, Prince Edward
Island. Newfoundland, Bytown, Toronto, Carrha,
and Maryropols.
REMOVAL The Free-will Baptist church
formerly ~orshipping IN Grand Il near bfoAnNsy'
have purchased and repaired The free 'oh5fess
i,onal church III Sulliydn-st, near fflnce ST. ans
viii open II for wine worship the third sunday
II september.
ANNIVERSARY The Union Baptist Asso-
e.tinn VII hold Is EOr2 hI.i AnnryeI with The