New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

:, ,ssue between Jows and Christians VIZ Is Jesus Of
Nazareth The pIoniseu ess"t ' Cer institute in
Shch Jews evnce great interest, ana some ehSoashhs
49, have come 20 the knowledge OF the BrOthelLOoul
To circulate among the Jewish population WHICH, ae e
rordpo TO recent census, is estimated NJ 2uO ~ lu,
&c ~ limited States Of whom than $4,000 are IN
"a m w CIV of NewYork alone. scrptura proofs in the
Som of tracts nttesting the MesslahshP oI Jesus anu
book prepared by the Tract societies OF o oTn anu
nd Of England. s. To aid pOus converts from JUDAISM
by securing them employment among CHRISTIANS, as py
I'm most cases. cut of from their former business con
nectons with Jews and are frequently without Ileahs "
snppOrt themselves The Rev SlegIred htlscIlei con
eri nom Judaism, minstero Of the Gospel ana al IL
see indeed, who has already devoted several years ~
~ ees mat the vail may be removed from their MINDS
nd they become converted, has been commissioned ny
order Of the Board OF MahdEtIs Oi !s 49, LsbaN
% various portions Of the United states on us Dena
70 diGuse information, awaken interest," ana secure 90
operation III behalf of the work.
Risbop Rcichcl of the European MoTavlan
Church, who has been on an extended VISIT 10 ms ms
Sonnuy was rendered farewell on Sunday last at me
sgu, IN Ctnrh i'm BROOKLYN The Bishop addressed
me congregation IN German, his remarks DehS lIasaleo
w tbe Rev Mr. Eondhaler the Pastor The attendance
las very large aud the services Of deeply Interesting
haractor.
The New-Yoik City Mission held their weekly
oeetire ON Tuesday evening IN the Reformed Dutch
s9rb West TWenty-thrdst. Several Of tho labOTiOus
missionaries narrated facts and incidents connected with
shor visits tenement houses concert saloons houses OF
IN fame Ec and 10 many strangers and residents, men
and women aud fricndless and fallen girls and others
ouseless whom he found sleeping ON the Battery
snd took the Mission IN tie First Ward ana persuaded
cem to ign the temperance pledge and start on new
fe Ia Mission Station in the Ihrteenth ward
ioetngs are held every night and continued reyyal Is
Moved and from 5000 lOOOO different persons have
tended the services during the year. MT LOWS T.
ackson, Corresponding Secretary bore grateful iSsti
lOny TO the active sympathy, and cordial good VIII OF
le Pastor. and the people IN twenty Deny re-
"ou i Snc a. "a ,,ssiG1 work THE Rev
george j. NIngns superintendent OF Missions, showed
sow the missionary goes among the poor as brother
and with Kindness, tact, and sympathy cOmmends him
self aud his cause and wins the people 10 the NIUE
staion and the school The Rev. H. d. Gonse Pastor OF
the Church, expressed his great satisfaction Win inc
satements and admired the self-saclInclng zea anu
eeurage of the devoted missionaries, and said after AZ,
done, have yet but touched THIS great "oA
Of city eVaugelzatlOn-
The Rev. George 1. Wood, recently dismissed
rom the Third Congregational Church in Gutord Comb
ION 10 supply the pulpit of the First congregational
st. Cloud Minnesota, during the coming winter
The Monmouth County q. j. Bible Society
Oil hold Goth anniversary on the 7th OF AoNemDeI III
5he Reformed Dutch Church at Holmdeu'
The Third Annual Convention of the Hudson
River 2 Association held in the First Reformed
Friday last About delegates participated IN the eA-
ercses, which were very interesting.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
this civ has issued call for Christian Convention 20
he held Wednesday, Nov 49, at 10 a. m IN me SSl
Reformed Duteh Church the Rev Dr. Rogers 81 MIN ho
ave been invited arc: Frederick T. Freinghuysen and
n RayS 4 Fcnd SgSd gs Smith Masachu5es
Ferry and Lafayette Foster, Connecticut; Ira Har-
Howard Washington Gen. clinton d. Fisk, Missouri;
l. Thane Miller Ohio; George H. stuart ana SSy
,arswOod, Pennsylvania; ID. l.. Moody, Illinois; CIeI
ustlce Chase, Washington, and Gov. Dillingham; YER
mont.
The Drew Theological Seminary, at Madison,
j. is to be opened on the 9th of November Two SIM
lar semuares already exist in the United states one M
Boston called the Methodist Iheoloslcal nm t
enc at Evanston, Chicago, denQmnated the Garrett
Biblical Institute In addition 70 these thTee hlhOI ~
statutes have existed the Southern States for the ee
mentary English and heOlOcic instruction OF those M
tho cO0rcd who desired TO become preachers. VI
these the Baker Institute is at Charleston the thompson
Theological Institute at NewOreans, ana the Nashe
Theological Institute the city from which II taxes s
name The Drew Seminary grounds are very tastluiy
laid out IL the intention Of Mr. Drew 20 endOw me IN
ettuon with $4,000 the charter Is obtained
next Winter and further sum Of $4,000 is 10 De eN
pended upon library and other appurtenanees swelnIg
1noned last YEAR when il WAS intended 10 establish the
iIstifltson in New York; is ia NeWJersey
an alteration in the list must be made.