The New York herald., 1867-04-21

United Presbyterian, xenia, Ohio, May g. General
synods-Reformsd Presbyterian, New York city. May
10; Evangelical Lutheran Harrisburg Pa, May II: Re-
formed Dutch, Geneva n ". juno s; German Re-
tions, &c-Confersnce Of Rhode Island providence.
June IL General Association Of Connecticut New MIL
FORD, June Is; General Association Of Vermont. 81
Aioans, June ls General Conference Of Name Lewis
ton, June 25 General Association Of Massachusetts,.
Conway, June 2S; General Association OF New HamP-
shire, Nashua, August "a.
In approaching the close the fiscal year the Presby
teran Board Of Foreign Missions suffering an appre-
nension which the churches forming constituency
should at once remove and thus the
ment OF its operations We learn from the treasurer
Mr. William Rankin. thar unless unexpected relief IS
OF more than $4,000 This has been incurred in the
necessity in sending funds countries OF pay
have been accepted as foreign missionaries and
others are applying who cannot be sent out unless the
agency.-Nss Fork Observer, lsa.
The reclaimed women London, rescued by the
midnight movement" have been provided for 70 the
number Of one thousand three hundred and ten A
printing ONCE s OF the means BY which they an
furnished with employment How would this piaa
work in the New York morning paper ofncsss
The South London Psss has the following :-ssOur reed
ers will probably be surprised to hear that Mormonsm
fourishes In the neighborhood OF KensinRton
the saints who meet once week in Ksnsingon HAN
are increasing in numbers and influence On Tuesday
last they gave concert and COMBINATIONS in aid q the
fund which provides means for those who inclined
proceed the colony Of Salt Lake. and the assembly
was we informed. very numerous and enthusias-
tic - The Mormon missionaries sent abroad by Brig
ham Young evidently hard at work and having much
success in Germany Norway and sweden as well % tn
England and Wales they are educated, shrewd and
plausible men, and hnd creduous people in every coun-
Try they visit
Rev. Mr. Foote, newly ordained priest will leave In
few days Utah. establish the Episcopal church In
Salt Lake City, the headquarters Of Aormonism.
Rev. Thomas 0. Rioe. we'll known from his pastoral
connection with church in Charleston s. c. just before
and during the war, Is now supplying Presoytean pull
pit In Chicago
Church South continuously for thirty three years. and
this year declined reelection.
Twothirds of the annual conferences in regular on
cal cooperation with the General Con,srsncs o. the
for general convention, a. recommended by the late
General Conference, the General Convention will be hello
at the city Of Montgomery Ala, on the first Tuesday Of
May next
The churches erected In Cincinnati present viii
commodase So TOO persons There eighteen Catholic
houses Of worship ten Baptists twentyons Methodist
Episcopal, fifteen Presbyterian and four Epscopaan.
There present 149 churches in Monroe county,
Y, which will seat g. 473, and the total value ID
$1,267, ,685. The expense OF maintaining the clergy
amounts about $93 554, and the number OF people
that usually attend church is 0,570.
About six years ago, Bishop Dugan, Of Chicago.
brought SUIT for the possession OF the church property
in charge Of Rev. Chinquy and his people, Il has
been pending in the courts since that time until re0ent
ly, when it was decided against the Bishop
During the last fifty years the Congregatioualat
churches of Boston have from two 70 ourteen
the Baptist from four to fourteen; the Methodist and
terian from six. The increase Of these leading
evangelical churches has thus been nearly six fold
rians starting with churches have increased only
to twenty one; and the Unversass from one 70 four.
smpssnp Of ,Se CONGREGATIONAL Churches in the y
is five thousand
The Congregational Church at Danves Centre, Masa,
as the one in whose minister's family. Rev. samuel
Paris the wtchcraft delusiOn OF 1892 begun s about
70 be remodelled Extensive alterations amounting sub
ofIxt anti n
Church At Rockport Mass has been decided upon, ano
the work is TO be commenced Immediately. me cd
First Parish (Uuarian) Church Of Beverly, Mass 20
be thoroughly remodeed the interior, and additions
made for chancel, &c The Congregational Church -
dations new front and steeps 70 be erected, snd
other improvements made. Important additional -
HavsrhiIi Mass-Boson Travsue,. Apra 10
The State Committee connected with the Union 6ab-
bath school Teachers State Convention OF Aassachu-
tee Of srrangemsnts for the neat mseting Il win prob
ably be held the second week In June The commitsse
aasou q ws Will b <
committee to make the convention much moro prnc
!ca than ever before and tha. some Of the the 1ss.s
be adopted -Boston Traveller, April 10. @
ran METHODIST THEoLO0rcAL SEMINARY BRo0KLuK,
MASS As WAS intimated in the TreveleT the Trustees
purchased thirtyone acres Of land on AsRlnwan hn.
beacon street. It's beautiful location The building
will be finished during the coming year.
The Troy Methodist Episcopal Conference, comprising
two hundred ministers and the territory embraced IL
Northwestern Massachusetts,, Northeastern New York
and Southwestern Vermont, convened ts thiFty.nnh
annual session Pittsaed Mass on the l!th inst and
will continue week, Bishop d. w. Clark. Of Cincin-
nat presiding The first day was consumed In orgAn-
izns appointing committees &c Interesting addresses
were made by presiding elders Dr. Griffin, OF the Troy
District and r Robinson, Of the Ashley district who
spoke at some length upon tho spiritual and temporal
prosperity OF their respective districts Rev. Dr. Walden.
Corresponding Secretary Of the Frcedmens Aid Soceys
Interesting remarks relative 70 the goRouA
work Of educating and Christianizng freedmen Rev.
Wesley Johnson OF the Missouri and Arkansas Confer
churches in Jefferson City, No. and read interesting
letter from Governor Fletcher, In which he says ho
depends much the Methodsts as he does upon hs
militia When the speaker down the hat was
spassed round" and two hundred dollars secured IN
aid OF the cause ably presented.