The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1863
feeling has hsso experienced socg tbs Of In
church during she pas. winter, under the pastoral cRHe
az the Raw My TAmaee

feeling hss nsso experienced socg the Of a'
cnorch d1fIg 'he past winter under The pastoral cRHe
OF the Rev Ar. hlnsge.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Nsairer (Baps) reports tho conversions ir'ng
the past veek % II 900 among their own denom.n .oa
and 10000 among the Msthotsts.
The United Brethren IN Christ have bought old Me-
thodiss church In sasburg, Pa. and started society
At Ripley, Ohio, he propr etar OF gambling SCION
was recently converted and at his request daily prayer
meeting was organized in his rooms, and being carried
on with great animation
Rev. Charles smith, Of tie shswmut Avenue Orthodox
church in Boston has requested his society reduce hs
salary rom g. 70 $4,000 Mr.. Smith has recently
come in session Of fortune by the death OF relative
Some Of the leading Second Advenssss have again set
period for the destruction Of the wort-prosesng TO have
discovered The errors Of their previous calculations, nnd
the recent financial depression an the prevailing religious
excitement e among the signs Of the lest days. BY the
arrival rom Europe they expect TO hear sne ee
c0nfngrat0n OF the world next summer
ny.srian church New York city, has accepted the Office
Of Secretary OF the American ard Foreign Christian Union,
made vacant by the resignation Of Rev. DR.. Mcclure
Prof Jackson Of Trinity College, has accepted the Pre-
sideDcy Of Hobart FREQ College, IN Geneva, N Y.
The Unips states that the in England TO the
Roman church during the last few years comprise three
dchesses MARQUIS two countesses four vscountesses,
eight ladies', ten barones two archdeaCoos 85 clergy
To Judge BY he following Observation Of the same Jour.
nal twoud appear that sounding title has equal merit
n is eyes with sincere convctonln England titles are
no: usurped by The 1Ys comer in France. The coun-
tssses ana vscounesses who have le the established
church and placed themselves in disfavor with the Qaeen
In order TO listen TO the voice Of their conscience, are
therefore o. 11doubted rank"
Rev j. g Joralemon, Of John Joralemon, Of New.
ark N. j. a1i n.sionsry 70 Annoy, China, has written
letter 10 the American Board OF Foreign Missions by
whom he sent thither asking for dis nssa from that
Board in order TO connect himself with the B,sId Of the
Reformed DuSch church, IN aocordAnce with resolution
Of ha: church passed October g. Rev Mssss Doty and
Tallmadge have made the same request.
The Paris Unpe-s complies from the Catholic Almarac,
published IN New York article the sta.s Of the Ro
Catholic religion IA the United States, N which 70
seeks to reeve the drynsss Of s figures by a5use Of
Pro.es.sn.srn. We reproduce the following passage
In eyes the degenerate Proestsns who inhaot the
State Of Maine far less civilized than the wild
whose territory they oocupy The Abnaks, converted in
646 by me French Jesas OF Canada SOON becNne model
ChJs.sDs and distinguished themselves during nearly q
century by their unhesating fidelity to the cause OF
France This attracted The hatred II thu Purians of New
EDglsa who took oath 10 extermnate the Aopaks
After repeated expeditions The Purtans succeeded In des
.royiDs The power Of there good savages Sut some
thousand Abrsi took refuge Canaca where they form
the mission OF S. Francis de Sales while others IN
the State Of Maine, where they Rave ssuts for ssona
res ike their Iicus ancestors Of the 18th century.