Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-06-02
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

Rev. JOIN G. HALE was installed Pastor of the
Congregational Church in East Poutney the 9Th Of
April last.
Mr.. John W. Chickerng, Jr. of Portland Me, has re-
ceived call to settle at Springfield in this S,s,e.
Mr.. W. w. Livingston was ordained at Burlington
April 24h and is TO go MS Missionary to Northern
America.
Mr.. CHARLES b. FERRY has accepted an invita-
ton to settle Pastor of the Unitarian Society in
Peterboro n II.
Rev. AzARIAH HYDE, late Principal of Casteton
Seminary has accepted an invitation to preach to the
Congregational Society in Pawlet.
Rev. FRANCIS SMITH, of Providence R. l., has ac-
cepted "Call'' to become Pastor of the Baptist
Church in Rutland.
MINISTERIAL CoNvERsIoNs-The Secretary of the
American Unitarian Association has in his official Gu
pacity, welcomed into that body, since last May six
ministers, who have heretofore been preachers of
r nitaran doctrines, but have changed their views
Boston Erening Gazette.
HENRY WARD BEEcnEn delivered discourse in
the Rev. Theodore Parkcrs pulpit on Sunday, to one
of the largest congregations ever assembled In Music
Hall. Platform, aises, areas, and every place where
ioothold could be obtained, were filled by the merc-
less audience.
tOWyItynUOHuuM
"Rev. SAMUEL PARKER of Ithaca, N. Y, once n
Massachusetts domestic Missionary when Western
New York, was the Far West, fifty years ago, and
more recently Ia quarter of century since) a mis-
sionary to the Indians in Oregon-has been preaching
IN New Bedford and viccnity occasionally this win
ter. He is in his eighty -rst year. and speaks with
as much vigor and ever lie it was who first
publicly suggested the feasibility of a railroad
through the Rocky Mountains, and pointed out the
South Pass MS having wonderful natural grade for
the same"
THE HINDoo UNITARIAN-J. C. GANGooLY.-The
Unitarans have missionary, Rev. Mr. DALI in India,
through whose labors young aud talented Brahmin
was converted to Christianity He came to this coun-
try some two or or three years ago. for the perecng
of himself in the fath and for more thorough ed
ucaton. He has Travelled through the country, lee
turing and preaching in all prominent places, obtain
ing all the information in his power and is now about
to return to his benighed countrymen. lie announ-
ces his forthcoming departure in the following man.
ner;
Bretheren and Ssters:-The time has arrived for
me to bid you farewell. intend to leave YOU nil i'm
mediatey after our May meeting, to go cheerfuy to
work in orr Lords vineyard in a country where the
people are intelligent, rch civilized but superstitOus
go home with thousands of pleasant memories, hay
ing enjoyed, on the whole, my visit very much Al
though feel quite sure of the difficulties that will in
evably fall upon Inc, that most of my own dear
friends and kindred will not speak to me- still feel
strong, first at the thought that there is one good
Father, who never deserts his children, and secondly
that hundreds of Christian hearts beat in sympathy
for me. SO go not us missionary from and to Cal
cutta, but MS child of yours to the heather land
work for you and your God
EFFICACY OF AMERICAN NhssIoSAnIEs-The L.
want Hernld an English paper, published ut Constan-
tinople says, I'VE risk nobody's contradiction IN af-