New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
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"much Of them. They tske her vacations to recruit
"-to unherd ,her minds, and not to labor 70 this
"epd they must be cheerful AID social, and there arc
"s.hle,ic AID stimulating amus, men,s which oug
"rot to be oeried them. To iequire+hem at Sara
"togs, or Newport, to Tepress the innocent flow OF
"arimal spirta too long kept down perhaps by con.
"fnement, by scenes Of sickLess and sorrow 10 their
"psr,hes would in some defeat the object Of
"eraptirg them these short vacations. TIE bow must
"somemts be unbent, or it will lose It's elasticity
CoLroRTAGT The Tract Society his now in its
employ eight general cop reur agents eacl heated in
the center Of large region AID giving directios to
the labors OF great humber of colporteus in differ
ent sections. These general agents are located at Gin.
cppsti st. Louis Rochester, Philadelphia, Richmond,
Charleston, New Ocans aud Chicago
THE REFORMED DrTcH CHURcH.-The Reformed
Dutch Church has, at the present time 3G4 church.
e. 2s ministers, over 30 theological students, 10000
communicates. over 200 Sabbath school scholars;
amount contributed 10 benevolent objects last year
about $4,000 They have 30 classes two particular
Synodf and General Synod
SYSTEMATIC BEsEFICEscE "A " Sy stematic Benef.
cence Society has been lotey organized among some
Of the Boston Churches The idea is copied from an
Epgsh Association with the sa title aud the plan
Is to establ eh a systematic mrhod of collecting
trbutons for benevolent purposes, on certain specific
do, throughout the year 1t is believed that a mach
larger amount Of fluids will be contributed under this
arrangement II an by the ordinary method or giving
The English ASD DISSENTING CHURCHES The
EDglsh Government has lately been beaten an
important question connected with the Church. Toe
Irsh Catholics receive aid from Government for Cath
ole Schools aid the Presbyterans for Presbyterian
schools; but the English Church, with |, 800 schools
ard 100 OCO pup, is excluded from any such aid be-
cause she insists that the Bible shall be read instead
Of expurgated extracts onythe Bible being regarded
as sectaran book. An address to the Crown was
moved in regard to this subj IT. and it was carried
agsnst Government by ll3 to 1903
BAPTIST CHURCHES The First Baptist Church. Of
which the late DIR. Cone pastor, have extended
call to the Rev. l. S Kalloch, now Minister Of Ire
mont Temple, Boston. Another Boston clergyman,
the Rev a. H. BuIbngham has been invited to settle
in New.YoIk, by the West Twenty. third Street
Church. The Washington Avenue Church, Brooklyn,
have called the Rev. d. G. Eddy of Lowell formerly
Speaker Of the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives. Thee three destitute pulpits important
vacsnCies and thus sought to be effectively sup
Piled. 1t is also stated that the Rev II X. Green
has accepted call to the Laght. Street Baptist
Church, this city. The report that DR. Magoon had
resigned the charge of the Oliver Street Church in.
correct.
True MISIsTERs.-The preachers meeting for the
Methodist Episcopal Church in the city of Boston and
vicinity, have written letter to the Hon. Charles
Sumner, in which they thank hi for the noble stand
lie has taken in the cause Of Freedom sympathizing
with tim in the persona abuses and suffering, he has
received in consequence, and assuring him of their
payers FOR him.
ABOLITiONIsM INDIcTABLE AT LAW AT the lac
session Of Glmer County Court, Va the Grad jury
of that county presented the editor of The Cincin-
natl Western CHI afan Adrocatc for publishing ab,l-
on 6octrines and also the Rev. Levi Paike for cir
cplstirg that paper.
RELIGIoUS ITEMS The Pope has nominated six
ew cardinals, of whom three are Italians, two Aus
trians, and ore French. -Four young ldies recently
took The white vail of the Sisters Of Charity at st.
Josephs Convent, ten miles from Dubuque, Iowa;
and oil the same day six novces made their religious
profession and took the black vail, the final act OF
separation jOm the world The next annual meet
Ing Of the An eiican Board of Missions i, appointed to
be hold at Newark, n j., Oct %. The American
and Foreign Bible Society, Baptist discussed over
5000 in June, and the treasury is overdrawn
$1,000. The late Rev. DR.. Cummings Of Portland,
go to Panama under the policy and died on his return
The Able Michan, Catholic priest of Paris, has
published pamphlet to demonstrate that the Pope
ought TO all secular authority, and remove 70
jerusalem there to preside over the Christian Church
The Presby terrain Church of Geneva NJ Y have
called as their pattor the Rev. II. W. Parker Of
Brooklyn. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church
has lately organized a Board Of Missions a Book
Concern, Church Erection and Education Society.
FRYE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND The Sustenaton
Fund for the support Of Ministers of the Scotch Free
Chuich, amounted ass year to t99, s93 which divided
by 7I2, the number Of ccngres ATOMS, gives 9llotO
[ ct Minister. The management of thi, fund, with
the establishment Of seccnd College in Glasgow,
threat ened, some time ago, dsunion among the lead
ing Minister'S but on both subjects harmony is
tabGshod.
MyADynIE THFOLoGICiL SCHooL.-Thc Rev. OH
Yer Steairs of bingham, Mass has been appointed
President of the Uni,aian Theological Sch Dol, Mead
vi'le Pa in place Of the Rev. Dr.. Stebbns resigned
Mr. Stoarus is one of the sbest theol' gans il thc
Ia1 k Of the liberal clergy in the county.
A SouIH-SIDE NlEw.-THc Christian IVa'clnda
ssys: Nv e learn from reliable that the Rev.
George ID. BcaTdman Of Barnwell Courthouse,
South Carolina, has been compelled 10 abandon
hs pestoratc there, for refusing an expression OF
sympathy on the side of Brooks his outrage ON TIE
Massachusetts, Senator. Nj. B., we are informed,
did net volunteer any expression, bat it was elected
" from him by direct nterrogltory.'
"To ~ OR sol TO BIZ, RrLIGioUsLY CoS>IDEEED
Al HE THEAriEIhe Rev. ii. ) Brown il reported
TO have recently delivered sermon on Sunday at the
Park Theaer Liverpool taking for his tex. the words,
"To be or not to be- which, be sad, involved The
question If whether, at death, those who heard him
ware 10 be annihi!atld OF whether. surviving tho