The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24

The members of The church and congregation Of
ths Stanton Street Baptist chsrch surprised their
pastor Rev. Mr.. Rhsdss. on Thursday evening last,
by ealing On him AZ his residence and leaving .
pure o. nearly 500. and orders for many Of the
nscesxaries az Me- 10 the amount Of about $500
more. After spending very agreeable evening
IN eenversssen. singing. &C., the company sepa.
rssst. much pleased with the event which called
nv. z. 4 Halo has become pastor Of the Free
gill bsptiss church - this city
Rev. baptist Noel announces kis intention 10 re-
tire from The ministry, on account Of age. next
summer. Ne is SIXTY nine years old Mr.: Noel
shs Esptiss y isss. Publishing his there
me ehureA~~ M seuIaA, Library and Gpsensville.
Pa. and an rsslsag, N. j.. are cnyoying seasons ef
a ssw Bspssss church A. ssen dedicated a.
s<rsnser. Pa ~. r. y. Asdsrnoa, II this city,
pr~ached the sesnss. he building will accom-
MEDIATE seur hansred ssd 10y perssss. asd cost
xr. Josiah GODDARD. Hsss - CAiss. has been
ordained - . msasseuaryso that country % the
second baptist chsrch II Boston. NJ. Goddard
goes .,sh ~ vie 70 S'sg -, under sss appoint
His father. for long time > missionary N China,
translated the New and part 1fshs Old Testament
In The Chne<e language
IN 1887 there we're IN Illinois 80 Ragtisss now
there are Asl7s. Ten shousssd have been bAp-
tired during Ne pest two yea -. aAk.ng The ratio
Of the baptsx decrease for - period twice %
limos. Tie pssss.s a year u 1sss,.iassss IN
ininois has hnsls meeting eaae, e.gsoxed
church and baptized about one hnsdrsd nsenbers
every week In The year, on an sesAgs, and IN the
same time have built ten parsons yes
The Naf,ona Baysia says ! he late John p.
Grocer aud his surviving sons has sven $3.50 go
for the endowment Of tLe Gro ar Tnseiog.cAl
~ Upland, near IN vsoeiphiAs NJ.
William Bucknell has given $40 " ~ library
Dr. Weston and Pepper have acct psed professor
ships In the new Seminary. and tws schairs remain
10 be filed. The Bapsists Of Pen o~ydvania VIII
thus have 81 Lswbeburg FIRST claat Cc1egs and
II Upland nfst class Theological b onssaSy, both
already mcasurably endowed.
The E<au.iN<r and Chronicle 20 p tho Amty
Baptist church, worshipping In Fifty 6urth street,
have recently enlarged their chapel SysAe add
tion Of transept and baptstery. ~ &c uan nifty
persons have been added 10 this churc during The
past year. Rev q. w. Baptist has bee called TOT
another year ~ assistant Of the past a. pr: VIII
liams, whose health permits hun 10 wes<h but
An interesting Baptist revival is g sns on in
Redwood, Jefferson county. MY. Other nse pro-
crossing Al Hsmhurs. NJ. and Holmdsl NJ.
Rev. Dr. cheney late Of San Francis 90, 10 10
supply the pulpit Of he Baptist congrei sAtlon an
East Boston. Mass, the coming winter.
Rev. George Kline says Of the church at tpsng
field, No., Of which h 10 pastor -" The bartst
church here has suffered very much dur Wg the
war. The building was ~ one time used - . stable
by the Confcderates--then by the Union tro $50 -
. hospital"
The Harvard street Baptist church In sston
has voted 20 call Rev. DIR. Foljsmbe in ps vfor
Rev. Dr. Spalding, pastor Of the st. r. NJ.
street Baptist church has returned with his fan Wy
after an absence Of two or three months, mo
preached Sunday evening 10 large congregati -:
He has returned In greatly improved health. 20
resumes bic labors with the prospect Of great ~
renewed usefulness. His popularity with his co y
gregation IVES strikingly shown by the cagcrnes y
with which they welcomed him bsck.-Noba< za- :
usTtisev, Noe. 10.