The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

has haara
wounded IN the house Of His frrnisr In yay yh,ch~
10 ali my experiences in thu cry, l have mover ser.
has been me rresss. .S,ss ~ these
70 bsiaI the Church, even In tnis land.
The Churck 81 England
A London journal says thai the bishops In the pan.
Anglican Synod about prepare encyccai letter.
recommending greater union in me Protestant church
The writer goes 70 show that this s dincalt natter
the last return Of the Registrar Genera contains hs
Of the following "ssctsr Of Christians a. ssr.
shipping In Great Britain -
Apostolics, Armenian kew cissy. Bapsts, Baptizec
Believsrs Believers in Christ Bible Chrstans Bible
Defence Association Brethren lavini>ts Cavinisiio
Bapt,sis Catholic and Apostolic Church, Chrisilans.
Christians who object 10 be ot erwise Designated
Christian Christian Br- nrsa, Christian Elissa
lies, Christian lsraelites Christian Tee o.aerS Christian
Temperance Men, Christian Uuioniss Church Of Scot
land Church Of christ Countess u Hunrngdon's Con-
nexon, Disciples In Chris, kAs'sra Orthodox Greek
Church. Ecectics Ep-copaiian Dl-seuters Evangelical
Unouists Followers OF the Lord Jesus christ. Free Grace
Gospel Christians, Free Gospel Cnurcn Free Christians.
England Free Union Church, General Baptist General
Baptist New Connection, German L. theran Haeluah
Band Independents. independent Re g'oCs Reformers
Independent Unionists Insbs.n ies, Jews Later Day
Saints Modern Asthosts, Mormons. New Connection oc
Wesleyans, New Jerusalem Church. New Church, Old
Baptis,a Original Connection o wesleyans Plymouth
Brethren, Peculiar People Prs'bs. eran Church in
England, Primitive h..hodM frosre sioniss Pro.
England 70 eighteen ,ncis.ve. but rejecting order
and ritual, Providence Quxk-rs, RAJ tsrs Re0SmerR.
Reigionists Refuge Methcdit u Free Church oe
Wesleyan hethodsts, RsvivaIss saIem society, 6ands-
Dsy
borsans, Testimony congresa iona. cnurch, Trtnts-
rams. Union ssPs s.s; Unfair aI. Az" ,,, U1i',S..
Methodist Church, United Bretcrsn or horavians.
United Presbyterian, lutheran Bapiists Welsh
wesleyan Methodsi Associ.i,n, wesleyan Rslormers,
and Wesleyan Reform Gors Band TIE writer asks
VINO is TO control into obedrnce hose energetic ladies'
who call themselves sPIym nj" BrotheB!"
The Rev. Luke wiseman the members OF
the several branches VI the Nssnodtst Communion at
between eleven aud twelve m,ilpns IN those countries
where the English lsngnase Is spoken, and the adhe-
renis 70 tue Anglican comnunoa ~ Tie same space, no
puts down At tea millions and CALI
Miscellaneous.
State Christian Conve ntons nave, through the in.
strumenta'ity OF the American Sarisan Commission,
been called to meet as foiiyws. Indianapolis Ind,
Oct "a To- 10; par III Nina. o. ~ 49, y; Pits
renee Kansas, Nov. 8, !.
Henry Ward Beecher says the Independent, listened
to sermon by the Rev Robert Coyer, in the Church
0i the Saviour (UnitaraD) In recent Sun
day afternoon. Alter the services over, he said
10 Mr. ColIyer III you preach n tAt way, the deacons
OF Ply mouth church win not hesitate to let You into
their pulpit" Cover responded, III they have stood
you, Mr. Beecher, these ten years. they would gladly
stand me BY this tlme."
the proposition to drop the word "Dutchn from the
title Of the dutch Reformed Cnurchn likely to
be adopted by q very large maj ny. Ten classes have
voted for by more than three 10 ooe against it not
one Chassis.
The First Congregational Churca in Clinton. Iowa,
organized 9th Of June, 1850, with only nftsen
members has just dedicated largest aud handsomsss
house worship In tina place. Rev J. w. White tho
pastor.
The Pan.Angican SYNOD has issued an address con-
demnng Popery, mariootr and aonaisEn all Of which
already condemned by al ene.s Of their Church.
They might just conss enliy says the Mail truly,
condemn cannbaism, Maa0nm dAnsn and baptism
by immersion 1t would bs no moro obviously supcr~
fuous
The Row. Lyman Bartlett has sailed as missionary To
Cesarea In Western Turkey. Bartlett graduate
Of College tue class Of 1850, also Of The
theological seminary Al EA Wind or, Conn, and ha9
been six years pastor Of the Congregational
church in horrsvlls. W He goes 70 Turkey In con-
pany with Rev Wilson Farnsworlh, for thirteen
missionary that coun ~ and Who nov on his
return 10 his Old neid OF labor
Thomas DARCY MCGEE, clog tent Catholic member
of.ne Canadian Legislature has joined tho total a6st
hence society," and ~ be says, "wlh the help OF Coz
for all time !
The Lafayette avenue church will largely increase il
gt TO home missions year. The treasurer Of
amount % 50, 500, notwithstandng . goodiy numbeI
has been set Cd to form Two churches.
An insane man in Woodbury., N j.. amusss himself
by writing letters the twelve apostles directing
them Of Gabriel In the kingdom Of hssvsa-N On
q recent one he marked. ''offcia business, frsa"
The old Universaist church edince, In New Haven,
is losing the only remaining evidence that ever
cnurchthe tower Is being taken dosn. II Ia to
be fitted up for billiard room be occupied by Walter
Brown, the famous oarsman.
The Wesleyan Conferences, ut Its recent session in
Cleveland, alter spicy bate. adopted . report in
favor OF woman suffrage. Rev. DR.. Baker, of New,
York, said:--"rco long have placed woman in tho
list OF coiored and idiots One the best judges
in Israel was woman, and N The dsys OF the apostles
there were doaconesses."
writer in the wotcAman AND RJsrtor. speaking OF
Roger Williams, says, 1T Is two shundred and
thirtysix years since he became pastor VI the nst
church in Saiem, and the increasing fact is that
meeting house In which he there preached Is stin
standing and may be visited IN that city,
The General Convention OF Unversaliss has adopted
with only one dissenting vote, . resolution demanding
that membership 10 the denomin lop be made depend
emit upon belief in tn divine authority OF the Scrip
lures and the Lordship OF Jesus Christ
The First Reformed Dutch church OF New Brunswick,
N. j., celebrated hundred and hfiieth aunivsr-v
sary on Sunday, Ocgooer g.
The Minneapolis Tribune has account OF tho arrest
OF Reg. Edward w. Dunuar . prominent Methodist
minister for bigamv. He first married 10 daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Edward Jenney In New Bedford in lS49 by
whom he Ind i've children. In 1856 he away from
bis family, and married again in Minneapolis where he
made himself very Conspicuous . revival preacher
and temperance advocate. He again away In Feb
r.ary last but traced to Atcnlson, No., aud Is
In mil.