New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
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The Rev. D. c. Weston, D. D., of the Do
cese OF CONNECTICUT, mas been called Rector to Christ
Church, Newton, \. j.
The Hampshire Bible Society are in sad
want Of funds 20 cary CUT Their 6ood Work III rebuppy
ing The State With the Scriptures.
The first session Of tie State Presbyterian
Convention bcgirs ut o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
November 70 IN the First Presbyterian Church.
The oath anniversary of the Society for the
Promotion o. Collegiate and Theological education At the
West, 70 be held at Now London, Conn on Tuesday
aud Wednesday, the 18th and l3Jh OF November.
John Storer esq, died in Sanford, Me-, on Oct
may DO remembered b the public as The donor OF $4,000
TO the school for Freedmen at HsIrer's Ferry.
The Union chapel at Greensville, Sussex CO.,
Nj s . be Dedicated or ThGr7aay tc l4t Qf wet the
lGtt) OF November Tie Rev. MI McCauey OF Haeketts
town viii preach the dedieatory address.
Rev. L. L. Macoon resigned the passionate Of
The Hudson street Baptist Church, Albany Oh sunday
last This step was entirely xpeGied by the conglga-
ton he had been connected with the church 10 years
The Commission on the propriety Of remOv-
ing the book and paper Interests 81 tie Methodist Church
Rev j. NJ Flood took the chair, and Mr.. VI. y. Knight
appointed Secretary. After thorough Interchange
ton they decided that as no town had offered them any
thing To move there ard rs they had not agreed upon
their removal TO Pittsburgh or Cincinnati, the whole
question ice sent TO tie General Conference ~ Its next
session.
The Rev. DR.. Mitchell of North Carolina, who
round his district. Beside railroad travelling, he says
IL requires zoo miles travel with horse and buggy tn
make the tour. and the district l. constant! elargng
lie fOTded seventy rivers and smaller streams, which
impossible with horse and carriage during the
greater portion OF tie Wluter and Spring he reports 2o
conversions for the quarter Of Aug. TIL Oct 49, two
thirds OF them whites. Tue missionaries ere all active
and the spirit Of revival fGl.
The oldest Congregational pastor in Connect,
cut "a the Rev Dr. Bacon of Ecw-Haycn; passionate ~
years. The oldes acting pastor, OR. D. having fetgel
from pastoral labor accept PrOlesscrsp IN me IhoO
logical Department Of Yale College, Is the Rev Ahram
Marsh OF TOand; pastOrSto 81 years The next IN SEMI
osiy is Dr. Edridge Of Norfolk; passionate 81 years.
few years since Association embraced tce ministers
whose respective pcstOrates were So A. ard 4t years
The tendency is evidently tls direction OF shot pas
tOrates.
The Cdarch Union epitOmi2es the resolutions
OF the Pan Anglican Association as follows: l. That the
Archbishop be Pope. 2. That the Archbishop be Pope
g. That encyclcal be Illuminated 4. hat the oisar
ehCa SYMBOLS rae the inferior tyuods e. PorTy again
g. That the Pope 81 Canterbury. win committee, con
rro such synOGs Tbat the Pope OF Canterbury be re
quottd 10 al the bishops what they think OF Otnt0
T. That C0ensO be deslt with or hot dealt with You
pays your money and takes your choice. .. That the
BOOK 81 Common Prayer is our only rule Oh f&th ana
practice g. That the Pope Of Canterbury, win com
mitee, bind carrn those there are 10 bc bound IN
Heaven. II and 70 More committees 20 rulo with the
Pope of Canterbury. 10. ThauK God We are through
when shall re three meet sgaini