New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26
ALiberal Christian Society has been organized

ALiberal Christian Society has been organized
at Rutland, VT.
1t is stated that Bishop Kip of California
j. about to return to the Atlantic States and it Is prOpaDe
that he viii soon resign his charge.
The Presbyterian Church at Dobbs' Ferry,
westchester County. have called the Rev. I. H. Niyen,
jr, Of Virginia. to the passionate OF said church
The Rev. John w Beckwith of Newt Orleans
has accepted the position Bishop rendered him by the
Episcopal Convention of Georgia. He will ent6r upon
his duties In the Spring.
Archbishop Spaulding of Baltimore is now at
England and Ireland The Very Rev. II. B. COsiery his
Vicar General, arrived at Baltimore Oh Tuesday.
The Rev. Moses Colt Tyler, formerly pastor Of
accepted the PrOfessorshp Rhetoric Eocuton in
the Michigan State University
The Rev. Chauncey b. Thomas, graduate Of
Andover the Class of 1860 has accepted call from the
salem Church. Chicago whore be las been preaching
the past year Salary $1,000.
The Rev. Charles f. Robinson of Oneida, n Y,
formerly of Woodbury. Conn., has accepted call to the
Second Presbyterian Church of Troy N T. Salary OF
5000
In Leavenworth. Kansas, there are now 5000
members connected with the different churches Eight
years ago it regarded large church there was
a membership OF 90
The Rev. Rowland Conner, late of the School
ST. Church. Boston, has organized new sOoety, ~
known IA The Fraernal Association OF UnlverSalstS,
accepting the Winchester Confession Of Faith.
Universalism will celebrate the Tooth ami
versary Of its existence in America in 1870 The Society
has newspapers and three magazines WIN IVO
ministers and 500 organizations
There are in Virginia and West Virginia SlS
Baptist churches with 1882 members, beside over 0OO
anfimssion Bapdsts. On the LIST inst. new Baptist
church numbering 800 members, was publicly recogmzeu
Ut Arlington Hights
The Sunday schools at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, are in ioursing condition At recent union
meeting composed of Hawaiian and foreign children
was manifested Addresses made in both languages
by some Of the principal men Of the islands.
The Marion (Cal) Journal of a late date
T.a a. 1 Eoufl ard
Judicial District held divine service the public school
house this place on Sunday evening last the room
was filed With apprcciatiye congregation, VINO were
well pleased with the remarks OF the neWlymade
minister"
The Methodist Camp Meeting at st. MaTy'is
Caup Ground Maryland has been very well attended,
the co0red population being largely represented some
conversions resulted An incident occurred on wed
ncsday worthy OF notice young lady never before on
a campgroud was powerfully converted about ~ a. NJ
She immediately fell into trance ana remained ouG i
less and speeches. until nearly 3p m Fasensteo WIN
the serene and holy expression OF her cOuntenahce capt
W, nOn-professor OF religion employed osEHeltea
artist by 70 take her picture AZ the front OF Ie tent
ia which she lay 30 great was Tie impression made on
his mind by the circumstance that he sought Iegoh at
night and was powerfully converted.
The Liberal Christian is quite severe on those
OF other denominations who would attempt 70 pJuISe
the people against them leader devoted TO this sub
oc il says The attempt 70 break down the Cambridge
Divinity School having completely failed an effort Is now
making by a few disafected ministers 10 pft9udlce
parishes against recent graduates OF that institution on
the ground that they are tainted Win DANGEROUS lneO
logical hereses and also against the Unitarian Assoca,
ton because its appropriations IL has steadily refused
to discriminate against class OF us most ZeaOus sup
porters Who hold opinions which few individuals con
slider UsOuud. The conduct VI these meu demands the
scyereSt apprehension"
The Neu-OrlcdnS AdrOodte Of the 10th inst;
has brief sketch Of the Rev James Lynch, e0lored
preacher who has lately left the African MethOdlst
Church TO connect himself with the Methodist Episcopal
lie was Baltimore in 1882 His father was free-
man; but his mother woman OF rare lneiAgence was
q slave, owned by Gen. smith Az the age oi I'VE leI9
Jams learned to read and at 10 ne sent To the New
England Academy 90 prepare for college. Misfortune
oycraking his father James did not enter college but
ward became teacher, studied divinity was ordained,
and during the var taught the freedmen IN South caro-
lima Al the last General Conference Of the African
NJ T.. Church, DIR. Lynch elected Editor OF me
Christian Recorder, and resguing, was asslgued 10
duty IN Mississippi where be Is now lab0ring.