The New York herald., 1866-07-29

memorial cnurcn, corner on hRmmonu stIoot auu va
verlcy place, Rev. R G. Quennel, the rector, ocating
Rev. DR.. Deems, OF North Carolina, breaches this
morning in the chapel Of the University, Washington
square.
Rev James B. Dunn, pastor OF the Central Presbyte
rian church, will preach in the church on Broome street,
mornin, and evening" and at Palace Hall, Sixth avenue,
between Fortynrst and Fortysecond streets at four
oclork Z. NJ
Rev Dr. Howes, Of Hartford will preach in the Broad.
way Tabernacle church ths morning.
"Tho Mcssenger,"S s. Snow, will preach in the Uni
versy, Washington square at three o'clock thus AFTER
noon on "fhe Coming Terrible DOOM"
At the Church OF the Resurrection, Thirtynfth street.
Sixth avenue, the Rev. DR.. Flagg tho rector will
preach this Sunday morning al half.past ten O'clock
Miscellaneous.
The keel of the missionary ship take the place
Of the Morning Star has already laid in East Bos
ion and she Is expected to completed by the middle
OF september
Tie H.byeg Leader says Of the Rev. Ben Kantrowitz,
who d ed recently q. Col INDUS, Indiana "He lived to
tn ripe agr OF ninety three years. and died honorcd and
rcspec ed by All who knew hun. He was, at the time OF
hi deah iii, Oldest jewish cantor In America He sang
before the kns O. Prussia, Holland and other countries
by express invitation and AZ an accomplished MASTER
acqu red a world-Wide reputation"
The old Second street church in Baltimore, which for
nearly contry has stood in shat city, is TO be pulled
make way fer the march OF commerce. Inter-
estiag closing recently held in IT, at which
many interesting historical statements were made. This
congregation formed ab1nt 1850, and Is the third
church il poirt age in the city, an Episcopal and
Roman Ca hoic being older In 156 lot purchased
s line lion on North Charles street. nearly op-
Iosi,c tho resont ST. Pals Episcopal church, and DO.
tween that and 175s frame church was erected
upon The sto steep hill and difficult OF ac-
In 1854 1t was determined TO build new church,
and in April l7q6, the corner stone o. Second street
church was laid. From the records which have bccn
obtained appefss that since the organ ztion OF this
oysr n ago.
nj, 775 baptisms, l62 combinations and sS deaths
have occurred. The congregation has determined 70
build churches and parsonages which they hope
a q d
Ond street property.
At tho annual meeting Of the trustees OF the Newtoa
Mass Theological Institution. held after tho anniversary,
June 81 the Executive Cnmm ttce reported among other
things that the Hon Isaac Davis Of Worcester Mass
had, under certain "ressrciions limitations and condi
tions given for permanent scholarship the sum Of
100000 tho annual income OF VIII oh 's 10 be applied
towards the expenses Of student preparing for the
mn,y ~ ssid one ., the os .,,is
schusr Ap unless be pledges himself as general rule.
20 preatk without notes, not intending shat no shall
n cs." sa sy studen, receive the benefit Of the
faud whose s.....s - has bssn granx 1H
accepted and tho liquidation named he Davis Scholar
ship"
The Church Journal publishes the following letter from
the ArUh5shop OF Canterbury, respecting the action "
the Episcopal church in America towards Bishop C0
LAMBERT PALACE Juno Il, 1885
prv an DRAR srs:--I have received with very mudl
satisrscton the resolution Of The Bishops, clergy AM
Iay OF the Protestant Episcopal Church In the Unitei
n - course pursucd by the Right Rev. the metropolitan
sIr other Bishops OF the Church In south Africa a
d.aA nc with the sad departure from Christian docrn
s q ich one Of the Bishops OF the said Province hd
~. doubtless be o great encouragement to thit
,, ~ erenL pclate W lind that the espressioa on Ito
NAT ~ ~ Bishops and clergy Of the province OF Cm
,arurv ~ = Imraton OF the courage. lrrln ~ and D.
love nc sdn ssso ~ 30 m
ncr by tie Ppea tant Episcopal Church ~ amorca aa
viii b. rratifyA % the bishops and clergy OF ue
lasHa nrN NEfn n
province to , receive. '. scae our common faiib
viii no, fai to a ,mmuncatc that resolution to nc
two Houses Of convcN on ,no o. IN have ,he honor - X
n p,s,s, ~" "'a' - ~ G. r. 0ANTuAH
i ~ ,. d. n. u,,cr c..~s ry OF the House Of Bshos
p~han Randall bod ha,s,, i,ccn in Denver, colorap,
lor-eght hours before he II 'Se Sese "on% ,S
deed i've Of the ~ n.e nhu rns ,sna s
in the city 'for educational pia scopai headouartc
donated on condition that tue EA P
should be established here.
Statistics OF 6vc hundred conSrcgA pna c1shcnss ' rs
the Wost show t,t than oneq'A '' G ,, y, so r%
number OF male members served In 49, ~ "a s,-,,
during tho war; including tho church - oes s sa
minister's About one IN SIX OF thea - '"' -
lost their lives. 90
The Old and New School churches Of N~N = ILL nav nav
unitcl The united church goes 10 the VA y 70 p..y -
hytery, tN S.) They have requested Rev. J.. = D'A
70 supply the pulpit -
Tenn, valued st $4,000 TO the Hoison PresbyM ."
the parposo of a Theological seminary. II
There are few German churches strictly PrcsbyrM -
and having their connection with tho Old school, - .
tered over Wisconsin. Iowa aud Illinois. convonsn
cohDoscd Of their ministers and elders, designed "a
spiritual, ccation. held the last week 10 May, -
Psttevie, WIS. Various questions were considercda
theological bu. mainly practical and having rcfer
en,s TO the German work. These brcthrcn widely
scattered they are, hndercd by the barrier Of ansuagd
fr,m enjoying fully the sympathy OF their Americana
brehren and exposed 10 peculiar trials amid the gcner
unbciief formalism and hercsy Of their couutFymen
need such rcfrcshmcnt these reunions afford and
have doubtless returned 10 their fields strengthened
Before separl,ng they made appointment for SINH
convention, TO be held next spring at Dubuque +
Tho annual New England camp meetings win take !
place follows-A Yarmoathpori, Mass., begins \
August Z at Hamilton, Mass, begins August 20; at 4
Mnrha's Vineyard, Mass, begins August 20; al Kenue
bunk. Me-, beyns Angus, 2o Sterling junction. be-
gins Angus. q q. Epping, y H. begin, Auaast q, at
begins August 70; at East Livermore Me- begins Au.
gust "a at Hatheld Macs, begins August "a At East
begins September H.
Rev. Mr. Mcleod, the missionary OF the American |
Homo Missionary society Great Salt Lake CITY, has
bccn prcac'ing course Of lectures poiygamy, A.
lacking the system In its stronghold. The Mornons
have attended in considerable numbers though the
leaders threaten the preachers life One gentleman
the third lecture subscribed thousand dollars toward
coursgcd.
The latest accounts in regard 10 the Sunday school
movement IN Germany are very ENCOURAGING private
letter from Berlin speaks Of the school growing
rapidly that the rooms couid contain the children
seven classes had 10 seek new quarters
The Archbshops and Bishops Of England have deter
mined on the formation Of order OF Iaborers in
ane Church, called "resdes" They are TO be pobcly
70 minister In outlying districts They will be not un
Ike the local preachers Of the Methodsts and ID 10
hought their influence viii draw the toward the
Established church
THt. ORGAN At PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
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