Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-15
Religious Intelligence.

"A protracted meeting has boon inprog
ress at the Methodist Protestant Church, cor
ner of Aisquith and Fayette streets Balti
more, Rev. d. A. Shermcr, pastor, for tn
last two weeks, and deep interest is mani
tested by the congregation there worshiping
Twenty-one persons have professed convc,
sion and united with the church.
The Right Rev. Mcheal Domsnec, of the
congregation of tho Mission, has been ap-
pointed by the Pope Bishop of Pttsburg,
Pa, in place of the Right Rev. Bishop o.
Conner, who lately resigned Bishop Do
menece has been for number of years pas
tor Of the church of st. Vincent do Paul, In
Germantown, Pa.
The one hundreth anniversary Of the st.
Paul's tP. E.) Church, Third street, Philadel-
phia, was celebrated on Sunday week.
The most Rev. DR.. Kenrick, Arch bisbop
OF Baltimore, has just finished his translation
from the Latin Vulgate Of the Historical
Book, OF the Old Testament. This completes
the series Of commentaries by that eminent
scholar and divine on the Old and Now Tes-
lament.
Rev. David Clattery, Roman Catholic
priest. died at Sacramants, Gala, on tho 9Th
ultimo.
DEATH OF A CLERGYMAE,-Rev. Samual
Trumbaucr, for many years pastor of the
Lutheran churches constituting tho Leacock
charge, died ut his residence at Mechanisburg
Lancaster county, Pa, on thu I'd inst. The
diseased was admitted as member of the
Synod Of Pennsylvania in ls47.
Rev Henry Ward Bcecher delivered half
sermon half political haranguo at his church
in Brocklin, on Sunday night, in which he
used tho following curious similic.
CAS- racn grow rich they grow mean
Why, | know men pious men-who
actually perjured themselves about the value
Of their property, that they may save what
is justly due the city for taxes. They are as
mean as-well-meanness has tunneled them
from end to end, and tho biggest one lies
through the heart, and the Devil daily runs
nis train through and through.
Rev. B. +. Woodward. of tho Brunswick
circuit, says: I'VE have been favored during
The year with gracious "seasons OF refreshing
from the presence Of the Lord" About
ninety souls have been converted to God, the
most of whom have joined tho church on
probation
A NORMAN CoNFEREYoE,-The"S Saints" on
ho 9th Of October, opened their semi-annual
Conference, lasted two days, and was at.en-
led by the most prominent members of the
Church. On the second day Elder Orson
Hyde delivered a lengthy discourse, and gave
lis views on the present political condition
of the United States. He predicted that
he Union would bo desoved-that the ne
,roes world be let loose upon their masters;
hat the South would be compelled to call
n the aid of Great Britain, who. in her turn,
would be compelled 10 calm aid from some
other quarter, and concluded by prohesying
great and terrible day of wrath for this
country, for their Injustice to the Mormons.-
The Conference was the largest ever held in |
.he city-some thirteen thousand persons
laying sttendcd it.
The Warrentcn Whig says: "a re-
vival Of religion is now in progres ut
Long Branch Meeting House, in the up
per end of Fauquier county. Between
,welve and fifteen persons were immersed
IN the run at that place, on Sunday last.
Messrs. Harris and Pickett are preach
ing. Great interest is being manifested.
The CAurchman is engaged in Bit
;er warfare upon the Rev. DR.. Tying for
having assisted in laying the corner
stone of Methodist chapel, and for hav-
ing appeared in the pulpit of a Prcsby-
;erian church as parcipitant in the pro-
,eedings of the Evangelical Alliance
IN both of these occasions the Church.
nan thinks "that the public behavior of
If the Rev.Dr. Tynglis grossly inconsist-
mt with his obligations as a presbyter
If the church, andlquite as disgracefu to
himself as if it were intended for the
purpose of deriding Christianity" We
must earnestly and seriouly beg to draw
he attention of the Provisional Bishops
If the Diocese to the conduct of ono of |
he presbytcrs under his charge. This
s case 10 which the Bishop is imperi-
lively bound to exercise his Episcopal au-
,hority, and wo trust that DR.. Potter
will at once bring his erratic and unruly
oresbyter to account for his conduct"