The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
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REIiCID! INIIEIIGENCE.

orthodox C0ngTcr,tl0ral. Is to have tower
III t-,t l.l. and chm of bells
-E.v Mr. Campbell. the head Of he see:
known a. ,h. Can.phc!litrs, la, given the
name OF Chri-'ocrat, TO a fusion Of lis sect
and Tie Ba,is.~ Of Kentucky, who favor the
n.w trans'1'on scheme.
Newark. y. j. contains - distinct
church organizations. or one to every thou
sanl Inhabitants. and NAY therefore justly be
,l. The City OF thnr hes
--lhr bore! -h~!. Baptist, OF South Caro-
limo are l;'3i!.onan. oppose cdu'alcn and
n.i>>iuns and vii 80; receive Other Baptist,
To- Their co..;uxn.'n without rc-Na,tizjn. =
hri." .n"rah.. adapted to the .,n,'al in
tell .rnr' d the people, they are naturally
very E,oIuL.r in :lra.; State.
fremont Temple, Boston, la, been freed
from incuu.irnicc AID sccure! to the Zap
ti,t dtI elninat!Jn.
Tile rctornc!Nu'ch in The intel States
have 81 churches, embracing 10000 nlcm-
bcrs
Prof. SanLorn Of Dartmouth College,
orthodox CongrerationaIl>t, manif;.>ts his
Christian llber,l:tv ty the following. notice
OF Prot. Huntington Of Cambridge. in com
Illuminating to TIE y. Y. Times an account
OF the a..!rcss Of the latter at the Dartmouth
commencement
'Prot. Huntington is now attracting nlrrh
attention from the rcli ,;ous public III New
England. He prrsches so much Ike Paul
that critics ATE puzzled TO know where to
class Lin among mo,!ern thcOloai .ns. He
evidently follows no master but Christ, ard
intends To- prea h the tru, as 1t is revealed
III the Bible, Irrespective Of creed., cliqucs
and parts. iIc is an earnest and true man.
speak ing always under HIGH sense of his re-
sIonsibi.ity, aul sincerely aiming to preach
the truth as il is in Jesus. lie is subjected
10 severe cr,iriS;n irom all parties, hu, ;ur.
sues The even tcnor oI his way, apparently
uhcOncerned about s.. r,.-tiit"
The ". J.. Church has nnctecn uniycr
sites and colleges. with nearly leo professor.
end 1902 students; 1000 volumes in col
lcGe libraries; shy eight scninaries, with
80" teachers and loco pupils. Value Of
college property, buildings, libraries, g..
Sj00.O0o total ,n1,wmrn.s. ! 300 eco. Two
{ eolC1lc al Summaries. one at Concord. y
H.. with IN endowment Of over >2i ,o00, and
one AZ Evan>ton, Ill.,. called the Garrett Bib.
heal In, .tutc, will. an endowment of 5000
600 by The will of the late Mrs. Garrett -
SIX theological professors and 100 thcoloyi-
cal students The whole amount of literary
property is estimated AT >3,l3o. 00o
-Theo. Oi.hauscn publishes statistics of
the Mornons, slowing that they number a.
boat 100, 900 in the whole world. of whom
about 10000 are in tie United States and
Can.das
DR.. WayIanh >iaraS ,a The Bartis,s of
tins country have ten In in-,,,'..l ...hoo!s with
los students and ~ prof, ors, which yradu-
ate annually about 8, iii, Il, while the annual
demand requires at least 500 new ministers
yearly. II these ten schools were combined
in one, how vastly would their efficiency be
increased
The manufacture OF ni,arian preach
ers is small th, year Th, re wer. orIv five
graduates from the Cambridge ti.cuIo.ical
srfA'ol at ITS late ANNIVERSARY: and Mcad,ile
sends out only about the same nun, lrr-a
mca:rc supply to Meet the annual demand
for tnllarIAn rlcr@ymcn. The Boston Trar
script tells in A lew words the secret of hi,
deficiency: "Stupii m"n have no chance in
the modern !uiN;: smart men are temple
away IRON 1t to iIOrc cy,'I.ing, ren,rneratiye
conspicuous and independent calsn.s" The
alumni OF the Cambridge echuol passed rcso-
luilon> To the effect that C,m5ri,i.... need, at
least two more throloIi, Al professors to meet
the requirements q. tie present standard Of
education.
fFLI';I"CS TuIEEATInS IN Ey.;rA;n
i'loorai sentiments are rapidly gaining
ground all over the world. Lcri Brouyham
has introduced bill in Parliament, for the
further relief Of the subject from iii, utilities
tonrhiti" religion and rciirious w0rShin. II
his been printed. and was awatinr a second
r'.n:irG Tie bill declares that it -, LD,t-
lii |" The Interests I'll religion. and nconsiS
tent with 'I>i. iibrri!, that any person should
be- >uIJ trd 70 temporal pains. Penalties. or
nl> '"'i;ir' VII u,Jrs'r. On ! count of his re-
li-'"n> opinions. or his n.pdc Of worship" and
It'i ''N' the repeal Ct several !Eioicrarf acts
n" I.""'!on Tines says Of the p,cach-
rrS Q. that cIiy: Except here ami there =
1twi' ca!4Ht lrI>hn.an. there is POSITIVELY
not one preacher OF tn mos, ordinary clo-
4ucnce III all London. 10 anywhere. to the
S'>t churches. where the selection has been
uut.ttrrrl and the i,tronag honestly exor.
'"''!, and you will hear uhcxrcptionabIe
statements illustrated hy apt texts: but N a
"'''' >"r"'"h lot a word TO quicken your
pulse or I've You he feeling OF an opened
UNDERSTANDING
IN l-'.@'l-h PAPER says that James Hev-
wool. Al n!i,.cl member Of Parliament j.
desperately cn'ir:.sorinl TO get the G,.4rn'> ]
t'nrtion 10 a Lew translation Of Tie bible. a.
dfp''d To l.e times but viii not probably
I""c; VIII success in that quarter
-ihc J.'Hj u L.|t estimates the pum.