The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

s. Union !; New Hsysn, J; East Windsor, Il Assor, q;
ISs S.'Sys cs;,ia. .s:.,,. AZ ths mr.
ehss q property in sh.t city for the sstab.hment Of
TIE Iubishine house Of the Methodist Church South
sion win taken Of the during the fall
In tins to erect tho machinery and presses which have
been for and to work early in January
making prc.elytes among the Chinese in Saerausnto.
He is tour to collect funds for building church al
and is smipsntiy pro6cn. in Greek Latin Hebrew AMI
French al heugh but sgatly acquainted with the Eng
The Ipcrt the secretary the New York Tract Sc
cety states that twenty missionaries sustained
the month they distributed io4 tracts 50 Bibles
l26 Tsttsmfrts. Through their exertions, also. 26
nave peen ssns nom me ward libraries ~ snil
classes 1s3 induced TO attend church. "a to sign the
Temperance pledge 81 ast,i;s prayer meetings held 10
memeerthjp.
Rev. Iii Noyes D. died in Lafayette, Ind Sept 10,
the missionaries sent to Oisss India by the Free
will Baptist ciey, snd there reInsned about years
church in b. ston for about year. subssqienty he
removed Indians account Of the Yailurs Of his
years was tie an hor of several valuable public
and probsby the only D. d. In tho dissemination
Few Da wson Heather, D. D. Secretary Of the Home
Missionary Society for Ireland has arrived from Europe
in behalf OF the socety which lie has 20 long and ably
Rev I.ei,0n Bu,hns, professor in Bsloit College
say book, ard graduate Of Ysls College
The Cboctaw mission, under the direction of the Anne
rcan Board having excited unusual attention Of Late it
may 10 Il interest that durng the last
year. more thsn hundred persons ADMITTED 70
church fe, owshp connection With the rame and the
average number Of pupils in the boarding and day
schools Is 25o Contributions made to foreign missions
BY the eharc en- amounted 70 sl26 and sss2 to other
For the past year. in the Oneida ~ r )BaJst Asso
Inv and
has been leo while the whole number Of deaths
segrsgate nuuSer 2l42, which sho VS. Siminution on
request wss stely made by the Enelish residents in
Seville, Of the Juna, for land to be use by them as
cemetery and their petition Immediately sent to the
Asuntamien'o that they might designate place it.
Only few months sgo, permission to have Protestant
buryEg grounds sefased in span after long and
strenuous 81. IT result attributed to the inauen.e Of
the Pores who had been admitted into the king
The new Mcranesisn mission has been severely afct.
ed BY the testh Of Oprunui Mr. Shows Hawaiian asso-
ciate Strong Island. Two missionaries With
their wives their way from this country to join
Speaking of the election Of Rev. Dr.. Clark to the
Epifcop.ts Of Rhode Island the Providence Post
presses Inc rnca We we 'niok al viii cSncura
removes to that city, he viii his influence with the
proprieors Of Grace and have suitable steepe
put to that grsceless sdidce forthwith The editor
says that the meeting house in question, without
ssepe grieved the citizens Of Providence more than
has the Episcopal Church without bishop.
An edition Of the Gospels Of Matthew and Mark in the
language the Seneca Indians has been issued from
the American Bible societys press ard revised edition
Of Luke in the same language is also in of pre-
paration.
people, Of whom 600 are Catholics, and the labors Of
the New Brups~ick Missionary Association are doing
much to improve roth the temporal and spiritual
spiritual !" medium, claim to have had a talk or
interview with the spirit of John Calvin; and through
the doctrines taught in the flesh were damnable
errors" statement which is published with all gravity
prefer sion would equsy absurd were the teschngs
Of socinus, Strvetus, Joe Smith to be thus char
By these .ss
August 81 1854 amounted to s47 ess being an advance
The mission press at Madras issued during the last
year q sls 24e RACES Of whish more than IL
toooSo. " 40 ''''''- H'''' = Runway 'A''''''1 A''-
On the 18th Of September, TIT, The Continental Con-
twenty thousand copies Of the Bible from Holland Scot
Land or elsewhere into the different parts Of the Union
and on the day following Resolved That the Commits
Of Purchases be directed to purchase on
the most reasonable terms he 30 hcgheads Of rum
ar that tho same he snted TO the army and distr
buted among the soldiers in such ss the general
shah direct In compliment to the soldiers for their II.
Rev Luke SherwD, Baptist clergyman, formerly of
Bra, tie boro W died ct castings Westcheter county
at Pomfret, Conn, on he 10th Rev George Hast
ipgs late chsplAin Of the American Embassy at Rome
asa q tns Issd enc q the Rsy NJ Ross chaa
abandon his post at Rome on account Of the rapid pro-
q pulmonary disease and At the south
son. an aged Presby terrain minister died recently At
Pitt.burg, Penn Rev. Benjamin Burroughs, of the
Pfesbyt Of Georgia. AS fallen victim to the cholera
Rev kliphsz A Pratt, = member Of the Geneva Pres
bytery died lately at East Palmyrs, y in the 4eth
year Of his sge he left his house on the aerndon Of
Saturday, in usual health, TO visit parishioner and
was about returning whom he to throw up both
arms and fall, and in . moment he ceased to breathe:
q
which were spent at East Palmyra. Rev John Wright
byteran ministers in Ohio having been licensed in 1902
me death Of lev J. G. Pie veteran minister Of the
taken place in Derby, England, Sept lth he was in his
72d year and his name Is household word throughout
The English conesponden mt Of the N. r Recsrd saws
that the Rev Dr. Cummings works, being reprinted
American dvines and reviewers are regarded In Eneand
as conceted superficial, illogical, and absurd and that
Sne more religious journals win scarcely
Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont has written an elaborate
Enca soon to Be issued in th: city, entitled
swer to the well known the Roman Catholic Bis
hop Miner, called The End Of Controversy" which
Protestants, and which was recommended bv Bishon
KeDick Cstholc) to the Episcopel Biahops - hook
me psru.a Of which would bring them into the Roman
The Wavr caysasan advocate, in an article entItlsi
nct seainit christianity is now being wseed on the Geld
OF natural SCIENCE Of the voars Of which are trv
ing hard to make 1t appear that existed ON this Globe
long anterior to any period designated the Bblehat
Bay ard Taylor in his volume Of Travels Central Anne
rica manages IN several places 20 exhibit his dislike OF
the sacred Scriptures BY sneerng ct the OF
their achngs and that the work of Messrs Mott
and Gliddon, on the Types Of Mankind IL adding to-
midst.
During the ending July 1854 the receipts Of the
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
amounted to $ao6 27o OF this sam the free state,
tributed including the foreign donations nearly thirty.
three thirty fourths, Massachusetts, and Conneccut
relatively heading the hst 1t Is but fair however, to
be that much ID expended every wear by the
slave States for religious instruction among the by
private missionaries and preachers that scores OF
avee every year Voluntarily emancipated the value
OF yhom placed to the account Of bsnsycence would
MAKE . credisable show on the side OF the South.
The Scotch Free Church il engaged project which
throws into the shade cur american schemes
our nifty Thousands and hundred Thousands for church