The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

and. y W ere Informed. soesptsd call from GsrmAa
Reformed church in Lancaster, Pa.
Rev John j. Marks for fifteen years pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church in Quincy, ILL., has been compelled
BY continued III health to resxn his pas oral charge
Rev. Jeiies Hail. ofElliot No. has resigned his charge
Rev. Randolph A. Smith has resigned the passionate OF
the o. s. church In Norristown, Pa.
Rev. John Rowland has resigned the rectorshp Of ST.
Stephens church. Wismsport, Points Coupss, La, to
tale effect the LIST Of May next He win b abssn IN
10 New York.
Rev Lincoln Gushing has resigned the cfce Of chap
lain Of the Massachusetts, State Reform school, in
quence of impaired health.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev James g. Baton, recently missionary Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South, died in this city
iue.asy mornDg mr. vs. ssSs ~ .ne AnDsms U'n
China, two since but the climate there
ing too severe for his constitution he returned to this
cry few weeks since. Here he received the attention
of kind friends but his 6sease had become too deeply
seaes to arrest its progress BE has ceassd from his Ia
bors and entered upon his reward.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, formerly pastor Of Valley street Me-
thcdst church in Richmond, was drowned last week,
with his wife, in James river in Of the lower
ties. BE active minister and truly pious man.
Rev. Henry Bacon, pastor Of the church Of the Messiah
in Philadelphia died In that city the 10th Inst He
eminent Univereaist clergyman and had been in
he ministry twenty yesIs bis first settlement at
East Cambridge afterwards at Baverhl Mass then ct
Earbth d, and afterwards at Providence r. l. His de-
rar'ure will be mcurned BY very large circle Of
iIiends.
NEW CHURCHES.
The mission enterprise which has been kept up by the
20 successful that new chapel has been opened in
twentieth street, which now filed every Sabbath. The
saish el7ises upon both which are some eight hum.
drtd stated ATTENDANTS mostly foreigners. In addition to
these preachirg and teaching exercises, industrial
schools End other phIan enterprises literally
sustained,
Tie new church just finished for the members Of the
dad Naf on N N uauAlf Orun.
The rev first Baptist church ut New London dedi-
Gated the 18th inst Rev. d.. Ives preached In the
Afternoon, and Rev. DR.. Tumbull in the evening.
Tie II, flanders of Chicago. we are happy to learn
have secured funds sufficient to psy for the site Of their
church edi6ee, and have good prospect Of obtaining
enough to proceed forthwith to tie erection of the build
ing.
The lew Presbyterian church in Olsan, n z, was de-
dIsated IN tie 9Th inst.
MIsCELLANHOUs.
The Rev. DR.. Cheevsr, pastor OF the Church Of the
Purtsns in Union square, is about to have colleague
to aid him In his duties.
Rev. John B,xe,s, for eighteen years pastor of the
CeDgl ional church In North Wnbrabam, Mass has
asked oisrnissior.
Tie report of the Methodist Book Concern for the year
1877 presented to The Conference Of the Methodist Eps
corsl cbu CHI a. Baltimore, at.s that the periodicals
except tie Christian Advocate failed to meet the expenses
Of their publication The assists of the concern amount
amount OF $40 249 leaving capital stock OF $58S 672
Thote who grow weary under of over thirty
minutes may profsby ntempla:e tae long suffering
"A
,ience in village church near Hamburg The tore
service only five hours in eDgh and the after
sn hour md the lermcn over two hours. The hymns
were sixissn saIzas ng and eight lines to stApzs.
and then exreushed ttem The preacher took his tea
at 10 o'clock at light and being asked BY his guests
be was not ta,gueo, ssid he was not in the least:
On sunday, slsreh is, palm surday) in St. Aary's
sssb Burlington New Jersey At SPECIAL ordination
As IN Of Ma and
etjunct Professor Of FDgish Literature in Burlington
College, the Rev. Jos. s Mares A. NJ, missionary Minis
Cheiu A. NJ Act,rg Rector Of Burlington College,
DeacoIs to the holy order OF Priests, and Walter Alex
Mitchell A. NJ adjunct Professor CT Latin in Bur-
rgtcn College the holy crter of Descors The Dsa-
con was presented by the Rev. Marcus Hyde, A. NJ,
Proie,oT Ct Ancient languages in Burlington College
Morning prayer was read BY the Pew. D. Miett Pin
eipsl OF St. Mays Hail. ard the Bishop preached and sd
miDistersd the holy communun.
A PLAN FOR PEADNa THE BIBLE THROUGH EVERY
D,ling Isnrary read Genesis and Exoius; February,
to lC0th Pslm Jolly, to so Ct Isaiah August to goth
Of Fzhel September to end Of Old Testament; October
to ind Of Like; November, to tie erd Of LIST Corinthians
December, to tie end of the New Testanent-About
,xiy five seventy five pages per month about two
pfgss fer every week cay ard four pages for every
sunday.
THE BIBLE IN SPAIN.
IN tks Ma6ii Chambers, the $50 ult., NJ Battles,
the of The sccles vicar had prohibited the
uaficn Ct Bible recently printed Nadrc the text
OF Which confronted to tbe approved text Battle, pre-
tcJn Ca ht c he asd, ard hope to die in that belief
but PIa;es'aLsm Dsist In protecting theoretically
sgsns the numerous vice. the excuses the
cupsbe egotim, the scsIdalcus rsuda the notorious
bsc faith TIE sudacious resistance the laws the deadly
irus nee OF tie Court Of Rore upon Christianity the
asu Of power Tire unjust and illegal intrusion Of that
Court in me rights and gs of ions and monarchs
" PfotesaniEm COL ssts in denounting the shameless
and criminal dotedence to the coDs uied authorities
preached without cessrg and to-day with more scandal
ten ever ry great number Of declare
bcl6y that Protestant, and am certain that my
opinion hsr.d by all good Catholics who desire tbs tr
umkh q bs coss, and the propagation of the doctrines
Of Cbsst thu oughout tt e nations Of thu earth.
Tie Minister q the Interior having ad ni.tei the fact
need ty d. Battles. and having attempted to JUS
in there terms :-ihsle was no med for M Battles in
max his nerpela ion to deliver such ech. There
vas no necessity to accun ula,e grave chages against
ell tie ministers d The church aud against the Roman
Pen,jH vtble head OF the Church OF Jesus Christ and
temporal sovereign. Violent nuImurs OF dissent.)
oiiniens. There interruptions come not the
Spanish alton, en.inenty Csthos. minister of Isa
s.na H. Ca,boic Queen o. Spain cannot allow any one
which he Spaiish people processes. How can he do
otherwise, when without provocstion, without authority
rsge n he midst ef Parismen the chief Of the Catho
JIG ChuIcD What rsprest natives Of the Constituent
csiipg the religious unity Of the Spanish naon2 Do
you with TO give your enemies the preext OF saying
sekey has Teen said that your constitut dces not
ratiy hs upity Even If you hsd voted the tolerate On
of ether religious Worship it would be the less i'm
proper to censuIe the chief Of religion which has
civilized Europe
1hess siks Of the minister gave little satisfaction
especially they supposed indicate approach
ing resumption Of the former intimate relations between
Spain and The Court Of Rome.
Personal Intelligence,
ARRIVALS.
From Marscsibo in sebr KDgh-Capt Wallace o brig
BSnou est tie wv point Of Inagua City. Fep la vessel
total les part OF taved. She from New York
or Trinidad de Cuba. abe mse and Two also
home in the X.
l,om Honel lulu, In ship Shooting STAR Mecal, G
Greer Cspt John Swepy late Of ship Potomac which ioun
Gertd
FIem Liverpool, In ship Constsine-Jsmea Draper.
From Nassau, BP, in brig Wappco--Capt L wayman
Cspt kuIoord Capt BOYD. Capt Davia hdy Mr. QuAey