Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-17
-RuneraI serylces over the bodies Of

two soldiers who dled IN the rehel PRISON
at AudcrSn"'Nr Mere hem ~ Tue Un''
versali~t church A. Ma1,n Mass IN
S,rdap vh,. D,,,,,, ,,,,,,,u,~r Wa IN
80, ,,,... ...r, d.. ..,,yic,, hut
V'to" r......,,Ia,
refuse " :"
chnyrh m d" %"
The Cirv,Ara urrad .Nrsk,og ot
the recent revival. ~ 'hs' ,Ntv, says that !
mau thrchurche> Wher"l" p,cRl meet
iug~ ave been h,,' gr,ud total OF
seven hundred aud lUrtv.,lX acCrs>jous
To thu membership hay. been mAdc "a
the result Of the work TUr Mctho1ists
head the list with 1--WE huuAr"d aud ave
the Bap,ist- next with our hundred aud
twenty !ar PrrsHy'crun~ unr uundred !
and two and the Episcopal church nine
teen
hu,,. john = LludsaV. Sd. peoria,
Ill.,. senator 'rom that dis'r'y' aud one !
of the most distinguished: awV"rs IN
Illinois and Non, w. " N.hHru a .
/ loading 3rmorHNc .Nw2,r %. me zane
place and heretofore a strong R0mau .
( Catholic are among 'or .'''nJ ''"'''' .
/ ~iOu~. ASH 'ncN have Addressed Iat@' an .
( ul'"' '' ~" INK N"'''. w
In 81 colleges IN this country there /
are : $40 students. ot whom 3,32b are
s professors Of religion and o, that mum
/ Der / .O34 have the ministry in view. In
! II New England colleges there are about
, 500 students, nearly 1000 of whom
are professors Of religion.
The Conarrna,iona}i>t of this week
the CONGREGATIONAL churches mainly at
the communion season last Suuday.
These returns include but a small por.
tion of the churches and do not include
snmp such as Fitchburg. where there
have been vr1y powerful rcyivals.
Proximity at communion in July the
nnmhar of additions will he very much
. l,ropr than they were last Sabbath.
,.
- Inc FreSpFIetlan "oue'@' w,
hIles oil o0th oIu au" ne" S'noo' VIZ
convene at 81 LOUIS o' me l''H 'ua0'
One Thousand "e'e%a'o9 are eNPeo.'l "
he IN attendance. ~ re!'ElouS "" I you
ton, caiIee by III hF'cN'nIluIc VI Neu-
lucky, Will meet AT 81 LOUIS "U VIC
, same time.
NEW YORK ANNIVERSARIES
The New York American Tract SOCi
etv held it's forty first annual meeting at
the Reformed Dutch church, Wednesday.
: The reCeipts Of the last year were S437,
2 $40. expenditures, S43S 966 The gra-
= tnitons distributions of the wear amount
cd TO $50, 953. One hundred and thirty
EIGHT colportenrs were employed, who
visited 2Oq934 families. Rev. DR..
Schenck and Rev. DR.. Anderson made
l snpeches The former officers were re-
= elected, with the exception that James
r Brown of New York and r. S. Fellows
: of New Haven were elected vice presi-
|, dents. in place of Rev. DR.. Wavland of
! Providence and Judge Green of Tennes-
" see deceased.
e The American Home Missionary soci-
|. etv received during the wear 500, 992
n and expended S2O8811 The present liza
$ blities are Sll99O to meet which there
>. is 500 $50 in the treasury. The society
had 8l8 ministers in Its service during
the year four allSS'oral l@ oI nav
y p pnonIn aod 90 IN fnr.ign Ianonaoes--1.
; to Welsh and Il 10 German congrega
tions, and 3 to congregations Of HOl
1t landerS and Frrnchmen. The numoe
OF congregations '!;S "nH n''SS,G"".l ''a
I Ii2 TEh, n onoraoatn or ,ninfstar;al 10
lie hor nerfo- med is equal to 643 Years
s. The number of pupils in sabbath schools
is 81 200 Forfy-tive churches hav
been ORGANIZED Wv the missionaries dur
g inc the wear. aud y have become self
- snpporting TWENTY-FIVE houses of wor
y shin have been completed. 70 repaired
~ and q others are in process of erection
= Addresses were delivered hv Rev
- = George Mag0un. D. D.. president of Ohi
~ college. and Rev. Samuel Wolcott. D. D.
~ of Cleveland. Ohio
~ The National temperance society ha,
IS its first annual meeting in Cooper Insti
" tute. Dr.. Charles Jewett. Mai Ger
w Howard and Rev. Henry Ward Beeche
~ were the SPEAKERS.
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