New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
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RELIGIOUS.

The largest Universalist Sunday School il at
Lynn, Mass. IL averages $40 scholars.
The children Of the late Rev. Il. Starr King
have arrived in Boston from California.
DR.. Harris, a converted jew, will preach upon
Professionalism in America. in tho Methodist Church. Nor
folk-st., near Grand, on Sunday evening.
OF the nine members of the Missionary Com
mtee OF the Pittsburgh Methodist Conference, three arc
females. The plan works well.
The Ministers of the Presbyterian Churches
FOR past year show addition to the ministerial force
OF l9I.
Prof. Upham has closed his connection with
BOwdOn College, and removed 10 kennebunkport, Me-
He had filed the prOfessOrship for a. years.
The Rev. Seth StetsOn, the oldest Universe
list minister IN the world died in Brunswick, Me He
lacked but a few days OF being 81 years old
More than $4,000 have been collected at tho
South and West to aid in rebuilding the United lreso
terrain Church at Richmond Va, which was burned at
the time OF the evacuation Of that city,
The Annual Session OF the General COnven-
ton OF Unyersalsts in the United states Of America
win be held in the Unversalst Church in the city OF Bal
timore, Md, Tuesday, scptemberH
The Rev. r. X. Beecher of the Congregational
Church OF Elmira, ~ w.. has recently returned with
perfect health, from his journey VI 1900 miles, COM
pletely around south America
Tie Herldmer-st. Baptist Tabernacle, corner
OF Troy-ave. Will be dedlcated upon Sunday morning
The sermon will DO preached by the Rev d. Moore, j d.
The Sabbath school will hold celebration in the after
noon.
At the recent meeting Of the Ohio COngTeca-
tiona Conference discussion was held on me want OF
a
order to consolidate ana strengthen the denomination
and Committee has the matter IN charge
The Theological Seminary in Chicago is TO be
opened upon the first Wednesday OF October. The Rev
G. W Northrtp D. D. il 10 iii The chair of Systematic
Theology and the Rev b. jackson that of Ecclesas'-
cal History.
The Presbyterian Monthly. which has been
edited by the several Committees representing the
different benevoences of the denomination Is hereafter
upon its own responsibility.
The monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at the rooms Of the
Addresses viii be delivered by the Rev DR. Duryea the
Rev F. Il. Marling and Mr.. Bowles Colgate.
A General Convention Of the Presbyterian
Churches is TO be held in Philadelphia on the second
Wednesday in September, at the call of the Reformed
Presby Church, 10 consider the question OF the
union OF the Presbyterian Churches of the country The
call embraces all Presbyterian Churches in the United
States
All persons who are interested in any prop
erty respecting which any doubts may entertained
to title In case OF union Of the branches OF the
Presbyterian Church. requested 10 communicate be
fore the 10th day OF August definitely possible, the
Hamburger, y. j., the Chairman OF the Law COMMITTEE
Mr. Richard +. Carman, whose recent death
nj CarmausviIe has been noted was very nbeal man
toward religious organizations. But = DAY ei1 ore ns
death he requested several gentlemen To meet INN ia
hear his plan for personally building new Episcopal
Church for Carmansve, suitable 30 the Increased de.
mand of that place The poor Of the village 1851 hno
friend when he died.
The London Methodist Recorder says OF the
prospects OF the denomination Scotland: There can
he M doubt that br gter day dawnnc for methodsn
in Scotland; IL has more sympathy liah IOrneiy pu
established preiudces rapidly dying away God las
recently poured his blessings abundanty IN Ncra parts
tbe old dogma that MethodiSm not adapted TO Scotland
eypIoded: and il only remains for us to esear away
few dificnlties which stu hinder its progress.
The Rev. II. w. Bellows is writing very in
teresug letters from Rrs The LtJeraI Christa His
LAST describes hospitals the schools, aud sundry re
igous missions aud meetings OF the great eiay he says
..'rhe Epscopal Church, under the Rev Mr. LawsoD ~
succeeding farly and now has what believe mas nos
happenCd before the support OF the resident Mfnster
Gen Dix. Till this time national Ministers have al
tended IL is said the American Chapel have seen such
crowds OF Americans and Of Untarans in Paris that
wonder an independent movement rs not made here fos
a strictly Unitarian Church believe IL would succeed
by aid OF English and American support, ana even
win Preach followers"
The New-YOrk Baptist Pastors Conference
recently adopted the following resolution;
,,d That be expressed sentiment Of this Pastors Con-
ference II AZ the achius Henry Wand Beecher Published N Tao
raran Chronsc by regarded as 1n,onnd and aslfeee
AMI thai suct publication strongest dsapprooanon
This resolution being sent 10 the editorof The Examiner
md ChrOufe that journal responds Inc teachings OF
Henry Ward Beecher have been published more or less.
and ON great variety of topics, In these columns,
through the last twelve years. III they were thoughl 10
be unsound and dangerous" why did not some one OF
the comforting pastors give us many spe1,neao h,
Everybody knows that this paper Is open To well
written aud courteous criticisms OF opinions ex'
pressed ia its columns. But instead of sueh crit.
cism we have "a resolution, IN which the whole
question OF :" the teachings OF Henry ward
feecher and the OF The EInpittier aud Ohroe
with respect 10 them, are summary disposea ~ ~
lines! We respectfully submit that u Is not
light thing conference OF pastors thus 70
man ms the pastor OF the Plymouth Church HIS reeoft
sbcfore the world and history WI emDa,n =, man He
hads some opinions social, political ana snsYu S
questions in which do not concur put y. .sron.ar
iii we cannot name the man whose lnhuence 70
in right directions. or VINO mas Oeo' Nv
snppOrt great principles