, 1860-05-05

Baptist Church, Boston, has resigned Iii
charge, and is to 90 to Leasenworth, Kansas
under at appointment from, tile Baptist uoms
Missionary Society. ty......Rev. Mr. Gilman
preached bis farewell sermon to his congreea
tion at Tecunseh, Michigan, on Sunday weel
....Rev. D. S. Eaton, Of Brighton, Mich, ha:
gone to Ashburnham, Nass. Rev. G. c.
Strong has removed from Granville, Mich, tt
Saransc, in thu same State .. Rev. l. Clark, o1
Rockford, after q pastorate Of more than ter
years. in the Baptist Church in that place, has
decided 70 close his labors there. Ills future
field Of labor is undecided -. Melvin Jameson
was ordained to the work Of the Gospel minis.
try in the Baptist Church at Alton, in this State
on the 18th ultimo. John Cessady was or
da'ned to the Gospel ministry, Ut Mount Plea.
SAINT, Boone County, Iowa, On the l4th u1t. =.
Rev. D. A. Wilson has received unanimous
call fsou, the Presbyterian Church, at Potosi,
Ao. lie has accepted the call aud entered upon
Ills duties*. *...Rev- c. II. Fuller, Exploring
Agent of the Home Mission Society Of Wiscon.
sill, will labor for brief period in the service
Of tho Society in Michigan. i. Rev. 8. Cornc~
nus ~ 1A'e o1 1a'calsan' SAILS 1of san Fran"
cisco to-day, as the first of the SIX men asked
for By Rev. D. B: Cheney. He goes under the
auspices of the Home Mission Society .. .Rer.
!. N. Cunningham, pastor Of the First Presby~
terian Chu1ch,' IN indianapolis, has received .
~ 60, W. oeAe'e 'ne 1Aiiu} f1e7os 'elna
u - 'uls e't' !" oecotne us pas''9' II Is
'nosot IL III aeeep1' ana en'et MS ne" neld
~ 4a'of III q eaos' 1me 'hev. a. c'arS' who
4ot = nosnoer ol years mas oflcla1ed as Rector
o' emmanuel chu1eh, ROCKFORD, IS ABOUT to re-
move 10 Lane IN Luis State. Ills ncalth IS such
'nat he Is opiIgea 10 retire from the Gospel
n''ols'rs' al least TOR season. We learn from
1ne fos1'and NANCY daffTfi*ar that Dr. Pone-
roy the aetaulter to u Boston religious society,
upon whom vas practlced the female conf
oenee OF extortlon game in that city some time
stoce' has been forgiven. The FIRST Freshly
ser'an Church OF Bangor, Maine, Of which Dr..
Ponleroy has long been member. after *a in
Eest>gation Of his case, 1asting through period
OF nearly Tour months, have communicated to
him the assurance Of their cordial aud entire for
g'Teness' ard declaring him entitled to al the
rights and pFlEilegaa OF member in good and
regular standing. This action WAS unanimous.
NEW CHURCHES. SC.
The cornerstone Of new Presbyterian
church vas laid at Wyoming Toea- mn tbe II
-, ~. II. - ~. 80
'"..' u uao0aoe' souA
active part IN tho 6erTices... The Catholic
Church at Oquawka, in this State. has been
ENLARGED tn abnut 1on1,a ;ts farmer ,,,,,.ns;o,.
~. v..he,:.. c..:s, =. -, .1.,
'''' ~ 1e.'iools' ooe'et5 a' oacaanan' Aiehl-
gan, are putting up brick church on elevated
Ch,rc,, o,,;,.a 1,a. haon r.,.r,4,. o.,,,.,.,.5.
NV" y, oHAs' s... n"' D@e" 1s'eals eoap'e'oo d
thelsca, A1ch'gan, Al coEt OF fifteen thousand
dollars. :. The Episcopal Society at R;pop.
ara tnk;np actira noa,,reu fo- ~.
-, ''A '1e
erection OF Church eal1Ice the coming BUM
fni.h to anv now IN that nlace Ths ',,o Msthn aua
d;,, co,,o,,. =, p;,,,n ,e H..
wv .7oe'eAs ~ ''lp'u ate slso taA'ng measures
'os tut eiecaon oi co"lea ea'aee to's SEASON..
Rev. VS.. uolbrook writes from Nashua, Iowa,
thu. thrce uew societies have haen fnrmad In
tb,t v;c;,,tv ,z;tb;, q ,hor+ +;na na..:..
tn*l '.eln''s "''"io suot' ''me'' ''''A oaptIsr
tuo'en was ofsaol1eo vi tne Isl 'ns'.' NJ Far-
nlington, Olmsted county, Minnesota, with
seventeen mcmberz. Rev. Frederick Hin Is the
ncsto7
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The hasty action Of the Old School Presb{terY
Of Chicago, in receiving Father ChiniquT and
his church without re- bsptism, is exciting n
good deal Of comment, especial]y as the Generai
Assembly decided in 1s4s, by vote Of l7s to s.
tia baptism in tho Isolnish Church is not valid
The contributions in Great Britain. during
the year 1853 to thirty evangelical uad bcneyo.