The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

more efeeluAy the Of population that are
heep having NO shsphsrd,' and TO attract them to
her Worship"
Rev. Mr.. Kanouss, of Cottage Grove, Dane county,
Wiz about to take charge OF the Prssbysrsn church.
Dechertown, Nj.
The Virginia Baptist Association is holding is anuusl
session ut Lynchburg Delegates have appointsd
to meet the Theological Convention At Lousviis Ken,
tuchy, in 1857.
AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
The Board of Managers held their regular monthly
meeting June 4. There WAS full attendance of the
members and also several visiting friends. Rev. l..
CrandAn, of the Seventh Day Baptist church. led in
prayer. An abstract from the of the
previous month read By the Corespon ling ary
~ Ss sss nvs meters been
approval the sourse OF procedure ip printing revons
The Treasurer reported expenditure Of S5l68 30 fo
the month of May, and communists e1 the gratifying
telgence that the expenses had ali been pro opty
by the kind hOeraty OF the patrons. portrst OF the
10 the donors. Rev. Maclay, D. d. nunic atsd his
resignation of TIE Presidency In ettsr which was &C
cepted, and Rev. Thomas Armitage D. d. sle,ssd to fill
the vacancy
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The stated meeting OF the managers the American
Bible Society held At the Bible House Astor Place
Bradish in the chair, assisted by Wm. b Crosby Bsnj
l. swan and fIanci, Hall Esa; Ten new auxiliary SC.
and In each Of the States Of Connecticut South
Caroiins, Georgia. Mississippi and Michigan. C,mmuni
couragBg prospects, in different parts Of the home work
from Dr. Beinhisel approving OF the agency to Utah,
ana advising to the languages Of the Bibles to be sat
thih her; from Upper Canada Bible Society," returning
thanks for the delegation from This society to their
nuA meeting ct INTO; from Rev. Frederick Grove NJ
d. Truxiilo, Honduras, acknowledging grant Of books
and giving account of their diri on from Rev. G.
N Fighter, ut Jeru saem In regard to the Bible the
East Grants of books were made to the Sunday School
Union OF the Methodist Episcopal Church; to the
Tract Society OF the Methodist Episcopal church. South
to the Virginia Bible Society, for distribution
tonal vessels home and abroad: English and Germ
Bibles for Sabbath schools, composed Of natives and
foreigners on Staten Island, and also to the Mariners
auxiliary societies and benevoen. individuals in different
paris Of the country The year commences encourag.
irgly, both as to receipts and distributions.
THE CLERGY RESERVES IN CANADA.
The amounts Of the communication effected, according
TO the provision of the act secularhng the clergy
serves, followt:To the Episcopalans in Upper
$50 $50; Scotch Presby in Upper Canada f0
the Scotch Presbyterians in Lower Canada ga OLA
United Synod Presbyterian, e. 14g Romanists, Upper
Canals, Gao, 932 weseyans, Upper Canals, fe, 1888.
RESIGNATION OF AN AMERICAN MINISTER ABROAD
The Maidstone and Kentish Journal of the 26th ult.,
says :On Thursday, the 18th inst, the Rev. Charles
can by BIRTH took interesting ares well OF the coogre
Cation OFFS Nicholas church In that town. among whom
ne nAs h.n we're ioE peiaa o. zen years. hs mas
nov leaves England for lev months to revisit his
friend' and it hoped, regain his health AT O'Clock
the morning Of his departure, the church bella
moned the congregation to early celebration OF The
Holy Eucharist. Above hundred communicates par
took of the sacred feast hands his curates
assisting the oertory consigned his charge
a special token of communion and sympathy with the
church in the United States 1t felt BY ALL that the
This common net of vorshin hrssinr ~ bread and
prayer according to apostolic example, closed with the
nic.tiens are offsrsd among his conoreo. ton -p
FIRST PUBLIC CHRISTIAN SERVICES IN TURKEY
PROIEsTANTIsM ON THE BOsPHORUs.
Correspondence of the London Times
CoSsrANTINoPIE May IL, 1855.
Yesterday whit Sunday the bells rang for the first
time the shores of the Bosphorus inviting the faithful
to Protestant The chapel at Orakoi opened
wrote to before how IL entirely got by pri
vate subscription, and how, unnotced and unaided the
English colony Of Ortakoi decided TO wave all sectarAn
divine worship they have completely succeeded, and
would be difficult TO imagine anything more simple taste
full AID suitable to the namely TO serve az tenn
above Ortakoi commanding view over the low
or part OF the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn The style
With norc On d. All Ia.
ARD simplicity assumed - the ruling principle, aud the
ehect charming On entering II you woula think your
sell transported to some humble church Ia OLD England
The interior Is not yet quite nted up, but sucenuy
nnlsnec NOT 20 !ne gooo people OF wno
we're 20 nave rneil new cautca opened on Malt
sunoAy' AN nA.monlu1, asslse1 o! sone elsilvnsts
paved Y musisAns i0m ner AsIesg snip queen,
nc.ed y tne otssn r. nAkis.oD, me CnspHn OF ING
In the afternoon. As a good number OF English came
ION W se .I liz All =. .1s 9l 81 Pace
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nv ~ eiu ~ so N "a
iAe Shi0u 70 'spA0ie VI n''uhs i|o " Low
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AFFkAf In The CHURCH oF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE
AT JERUSALEM.
letter from Jerusalem dated April ~ and published
In the tarers ssys: The ceremony OF Distributing the
sacred hie" which always takes place annually in the
Chur.h Ct the Holy seGuchre has this year given rise to
adeplorabe conflict between the Greeks and the Arms
MANS 1t WAS fixed to come of yesterday and by mid
Gay vast number of Greeks and Armenans had collect
ed in tnt Of the church waiting FOX the doors to be
opened bedy Of Turkish soldiers were dra wn up in
front Of the edee and others staff ,ned at the dit
'erent entrances, to preserve order When the doors
we're opened the people poured into ths vast building
with great umult, ana then extraordinary spe:Ac
presented i'set-wonen with children in thsir arms
collected in tie side chapels ard began chatterng
loudly; groups OF boys romped and laughed; baud
OF wild looking peasants hurried to and fro utter.
ing savage yells Arab women envsoped in their vsis
extended themselves at full length In recesses here
and there decking themselves with jswslry; some Mus
sulnan beggars impucently demanded charity in the
of Christ and of the Virgin and wealthy Mussu
mans who had strolled in with curiosity looked at the
with contempt whilst number of Roman Catholic
women collected in ST chapel and Protestsnts thuu
ered at the doors OF the yestry to obtain adeson to
the galleries for their wives and daughters After this
scene had lasted for some time number of mschieyou,
hovu ho,s a..