The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

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in Christ Church. u; in St. Johns,
"a; in st. Papps, 20i in ST. lPaul's,
Newport, 8; and in Trinity Church,
'CoEington, 81. q correspondent of
the Journal says S1T9f01 LIETE &
It is proposed by the friends of
Bishop Cummins to lease a country
home for him in the beautiful valley
of the Pee Vice. about, sixteen miles
from louisville 1t is earnestly hoped
that the Churchmen and ChurchWo-
men of Kentucky will not allow their
Bishops to remain long without per-
manent homes, provided by their lib
erality. edj 81 fgambasma d14f.edt
- Services have been started BY the
Rev. Mr.. Currie at Ludlow, in a Bap-
fist house of worship. laae- b sfsi5l
'' The Washington Conyocation has
resolved to establish admission to the
freedmen in the city, who number
some $4,000 souls; and has also voted
to undertake the third of its new
parish enterprises, by establishing SER
vices in the eastern part of the city,
between the Navy Yard and the Capt.
tol. te8 IS lrefaslg.laaps .eoi,1.
y st. Johns Home Mission House.
established last October, has already
secured income of 5000 and up
wards for the current year: - Core
sponderace Churchman. bs5si1aoga
~ BISHOP WHIrEHoUsE.-This pre-
late has been preaching in Paris to
overhowing congregations in the
Church of Rue Bayard. The Bishops
sermons, apart from their eloquence
and the great energy and force with
which they are delivered, have the
further merit of being admirably
adapted for the edifcation and, it may
be said, warning of English or Ameri-
can residents in such place as Paris.
In this respect, indeed, his discourses
are invaluable. An effort is being
made TO retain him longer among us,
and all his hearers trust that it may
prove successful Guardian.
A correspondent of The Church
man, writing from Paris, KY, under
date of January II, says: sass8ss
The Church in Kentucky suffered
very severely from the war; but now
she is rising again with greater
strength than she ever possessed be-
fore, Thecontrast of her fold. which
is at unity in. itself, with those Of the
other religious bodies about US so
full of political strife, is leading many
to examine her polity, and to learn
her ways. The recent conservation Of
an Assistant Bishop has also given
us new life in Church work. I hear
Of renewed efforts in all parts of the
Diocese. We. are growing in Kenr
tucky. Notwithstanding our misfor1
tunes, We still have life.T IA 6a4rr9
RETURNING TO THE FoLD. The
American Churchman says the follow
ing conversions, among others, have
occurred during the last few months:
Methodist Minister'S William G. ?
Stonex, in Michigan j.. Knowles, in
Georgia. p d aB ~ 20 1871 eds fm54 u
Presbyterian Ministers-E.a IS. Will
son, Western New York w. j John
son, Minnesota. o. gaibu9g ora 20 9ise
Baptist Ministers -e-------i Perry,
South Carolina, w. M. Gnilford, Ten
nessee. .liga 80 sal 1Q e9i
Universalist Miuisters-B. W. At
well Rhode Island; oJ. B.. G.. Heath,
Massachusetts,. a33 13l 9In lf saiaig
Congregational Ministers &C. o.
Tiffany, Rhode Island; Henderson
Judd, Ohio. a9T % b97oai 1n9id 5AA
The Rev Daniel S. futile, we are
glad to learn. has accepted the Mis-
sionary. Episeopate of Montana. We
hope, before long, to be able to an
day appointed for his con-
secration. He waited. to signify his
acceptance, only until he was of the
full icanonicaluage of thirty years. 80
Church journal. 81 b9oTgL .gGoig 70
THE BISHOP OF ExEsTrEElR s : This
eminent prelate, now in, his eighty
ninth year, and totally blind, is, again
sslB to So'jiln intend the resignation of his
See. s'i''ii'iii''i1 49, sJt ~ nlod-W od.
"ECcE HOMO. 1T is now said that
the publishers Of this Work deny that
Professor Seeley is the author. 4saol
4 The Sec of Calcutta, India, has been
accepted by the Rev! Robert Milman.
MA. Vicar of Great NARROW, Bucks,
and q son. we believe, of theIqR ey9
Henry Milman, Dean of st. Paul's,
and author of the Fall of Jerusas
lem and other poems. aaa a9ll
The Rev. Mr.. Lamson, with num-
Der of English and American Church
men. has been taking measures for an
increased supply of Church Services
during the Exhibition at Paris.
"a 3ai1nfih CATHOLIC. rs
CHURCH oFTHE ASSUMPTION (ENG-
LIsH).-Rev. Father McDermot, on
Second street. between Main and Syc-