The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

VIII lheH DC ono OF the most eonil9ftf
able IN every respect Ia the city, The
furnace will be ono adapted 10 burn
ing wood instead Of coal
Correspondence American chnrehmanj
M Bditof-On Sunday. the 18th
ult,. va wsfe favored BY visit from
our beloved Assistant Bishop Talbot,
who read prayers ans preached ~ the
morning 10 Attiea, aud 10 the evening
/ Ia this place, on both occasions W
largo congregations, aud d6op impress
sion WIS nada by his earnest WotIs
1T counsel aud end6nfnEemshL ny
| his advice the services Of the Chhfeh
were commenced Ia Attiea about
three months ago, aud hage baen
since maintained regularly by d lay
reader la the baptist house 0f w6f-
shin which has been kindly loaned
us The good regular attendance aud
manifest interest have led 90 the Or
aanigatien Of Grace Church, Attiea,
Dr. Pussy, wa soc IL stated has been
| lab0fing bard ia person among the
cholera patients Ia Bethnall Green,
An English correspondent Of the
Baltimore Gagette writes
The ilev Dr. Cross, Chaplain to the
Bishop Of Tennessee, Is representing
10 London congregations the destitute
condition Of the Church Ia the South
efn States, aud making an earnest aps
peal for aid The Archbishop Of Can
tefbufy and the Archbishop Of York
have given him warm encouragement
mud expressed their hopes that his In
b6fs will reap an abundant harvest,
The clergy appear 10 express much
willingness 10 open their pnlpita to
In, Gross for tho advocacy Of the
cauhG,
The Rev. Henderson Judd, for ten
years past b Congregational minister,
aud Il graduate Of Obeflin, has be-
come a candidate for orders Ia the
Protestant Episcopal Church
The Foreign Missionary Board Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church
have prosecuted the work Of Missions
Ia Africa with gfaal zeal and earnest
ness, They have tweDtys0ne stations,
and operate among seven native
tribes, having access 10 $50, 900 peo-
pie, The Mission has existed twenty
eight years,
A clergyman who quilted The
Church Of England for Rome in 1850,
left behind him his prayer book tho
last time that ha oilioated In the pulpit
ofa church near Bristol ll0 has siuee
returned 20 tho Church OF England,
aud he had tho satisfaction Of feoeiy-
Ing u few days ago, by post, his long
lost prayer book, after a lapse Of six
teen years,
Bishop Burgess, of Maine, left sey-
Gu thousand dollars from his estate %
the HiAhops Fund, aud made tho Do
eeee q reyorsi0nary logatee Of one
half Of his property upon certain con
diti0ns,
Rev, w. A, Milburn, the blind
preacher, has accepted n call 10 be
temporary rector OF Trinity Church,
Chicago
Five Episcopal Churches in Maasa.
ohusetta have contributed, for relig
ioua purposes, during the year ending
May leob, %lOl ,blf ~,
Biahop Hopkins, Of Vermont, no
ports that there are now no tbeo.
logical students for the Vermont Epis-
eopal Institute, aud no young men are
known to he coming forward.
Rev Francis H. Hawka, u. D., ILL.,
D. Of the Proteatant Episcopal
Church, died NJ hia residence, New
York city, Thuraday, Sept. eth, IN
the aixty ninth year Of his age He
was AZ ono timo-iS52- elected 10 tho
Epiaeopaey, but declined tho honor,
II is attAinments in literature aud
science were quite equal TO tboeo made
by him in theology, His oloduenoe
a. \ pulpit orator were of u high or.
dor. sa Al.. pe
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