The national Republican., 1867-09-14
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Religious Intelligence-PersonsI
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at Cambridge, Illinois, closes his work
there September aoth.
Rev. II. @. Rroos, Of Potsdam, N. Y,
has been compelled to resign bis charge on
account OF ill-health. ..
Ryy. julius L. DAsSER has accepted
the call Of the First Congregational church
and society Of Fort Lee, Nj.
TIE REv. DR. A. G. osBoRS, Of st.
Louis, has been elected president Of the
How Hampton Institution, at Fairfax,
Vermont. ......
A CHURCH Of eleven members was or
ganized at Elm Creek, Kansas, August A.
Rev. N. Alvord, Of Council Grove, sup
plies their pulpit. 3.
Rev. A. f. BKARp, Of Central church.
Bath, has been called to the pastorate Of
the Presbyterian church at Montclair, N.
j.
TIE West Meriden Congregational
church last Saturday afternoon increased
the salary Of their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mur-
ray, to $4,000.
DR. CoBLEroH, late editor Of Zion's Her.
aid, has gone TO Athens, Tenn, in obedi.
ence to the call 10 the presidency Of the
East Tennessee Wesleyan College.
Rev. JABEz Brooks, D. D., has been re.
elected president Of the Hamilton Univer-
sity. Prof E. Merrick is retained in the
chair Of languages.
The Rev. G. ii. LUDLOW, for many
years pastor Of the First Congregational
church Of Oswego, died in that city, not
long ago, aged 70 years.
r. G. BrsuoP WILLIAMS, Of Boston, up
at the lakes Of Killarney, met with no less
than FIVE wandering American bishops in
that romantic region.
DR.. WILLIAM ADAMS, Of New York,
gives one hundred dollars TO the American
Board TO constitute DR.. Hall and Principal
Fairbairn honorary members.
SEVENTEEN missionaries left New York
in the steamer Denmark, including the
Rev. Messrs. O. V. A. Van Dyck, j. Bliss,
Tracy, and Crawford, with their families.
BIsHoP WHIrxHoUsE, Of Illinois, sailed
in the Union on Thursday for Liverpool.
He will preach the opening sermon Of the
Pau-Anglican Council.
Rev. JOHN Fl. FINCH has accepted o
unanimous call from the congregation of
the Presbyterian church at Hampstead,
L. I.
ELDER JACOB KsAPP, in compliance
with an urgent request from the Baptist
Ministerial Union Of California, has con-
cluded to start for the Pacific coast in Oc.
tober.
Rev. DR.. JAMES PATTERSON, late presi-
dent Of Westminster College, at New VIII
mingtcn, Pa, has been elected to the
presidency Of Iberia College.
Rev. s. J. ROBERTS, the Oldest and most
successful Of our Baptist missionaries in
China, has within few weeks returned to
this country, worn out, and will settle
somewhere in Missouri or Illinois.
Tue Congregational church at Bing.
hampton are erecting new house Of wor-
ship at probable expense Of 5000.
They expect Rev. Edward Taylor, of
Brooklyn, to become their pastor.
Rev. RANSOM B. WEIGH, for the last
two years acting professor in Union Col
lege, New York, has been elected pro.
fessor of rhetoric, logic, and English liter.
atwe.
OK the return Of the Catholic priests
Eom Rome the past week, an informal
meeting was held at the Astor House, re.
ports made, and fine entertainment
served up.
REy. DR.. THOMAS ii. TAYLOR, rector Of
Grace church, New York city, died after
q short illness the other night, at his sum-
mer residence at West Park, on the Hud-
son river.
TIE Rev. s. j. RoBERrs, the Oldest and
most successful OF our Baptist mission.
aries in China, has, within few weeks, re-
turned to this country, worn out, and will
settle somewhere in Missouri or Illinois.
Rev. II. ELMER, Of Clinton, Mich, has
resigned his pastorate, to take the agency
for raising the endowment for the Michi-
in the Chicago Theological Seminary.
The Rev. Moses Colt Tyler, formerly
pastor Of the Congregational Church, in
Poughkeepsie, has accepted the professor.
ship of rhetoric and elocution in the Mich
igan State University.
REV. II. ELMER, Of Clinton, Ind, has re-
signed his pastorate, to take the agency
for raising the endowment for the Michigan
Professorship of Ecclesiastical History in
the Chicago Theological Seminary.
The Plymouth Church, of Rochester
has way Of doing up necessary wo' :.
promptly, when the time comes. ,
single meeting lately $4,000 was eco
lected" to pay its last debt and eft Il
mission chapel
Bro. j. Fl. BRITAIN, OF the G. 40. whio
has inst left the Rochester ,,heo,ogico
Seminary, has accepted an nyitstioS /
the pastoral care Of the CD ureh in Win,
land n. j.
PRESIDENT BOWMAN, Of the Indiana A
bury University, amour .ces that "female
by order Of the Board are now admittt
to the regular colleg classes-freshma
sophomore, jnnior n nd senior-not to Il
preparatory classes
A coRREsPoNDT IT of the Raleigh Sem
mel, signing himY .lf "a Trustee" sugges
DR.. c. II. Deem J as o suitable successor
the presidency Of the North Carolina UI
versity, now made vacant by the resign
ton OF Pres dent Swain.
The Rev. George d. Wildes, of Ora,
oil hap