The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19
RELIGIOUS.
.,.-MEsGELLANEops-ITEMs.

The new Baptist Church scorner of
Cherry and Third Streets, is now be-
ing rooted The congregation expect
to have the basement ready for wor-
ship before Winter.
The Church of the Holy Innocents,
the new Episcopal Church on the
corner OF Ninth and Division Streets,
ispearly completed. 1t will be dedi-
Gated by Bishop Talbot soon after
his return from Europe.
THE new Catholic Church on
Cherry Street, beyond Sixth, is being
pushed forward towards completion
It win become of the largest and most
attractive churches in this city, so
justly celebrated for its fine religious
edifces. go
THE Congregation of Zion German
Church. On Sixth Street, are erecting
stately and beautiful steeple on their
house of worship, which will add
greatly to its appearance, and will be
quite an ornament to that part of the
city. 44H a~1
REV. B. f. RAwLINs, Presiding Ell
der of the NJ. E. Church, goes to Mt.
Vernon, to-day, to hold the regular
Quarterly Meeting Of that Church.
WE notice in the city again Rev.
Messrs. Bowden, Martin, and Nc
Carer, Pastors of the Presbyterian
Churches, who have been absent to
attend the annual meetings of their
respective Synods. We suppose they
will oficiate in their pulpits to.mor-
row, as usual.
& AGENERAL Conference of Unitari-
an Churches is now in session at Chi
cago. On Wednesday evening the
exercises were opened by sermon by
Rev. Alfred P. Putnam, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, after which the city
churches gave the delegates from
abroad a reception at the Sherman
House. Col. Philip Hornbrook is a
delegate from the Unitarian Society
of Evansville.
The Chicago Advance has inaugu-
rated new feature of Congregation.
alism, by publishing the wants of min
listers wishing employment, and Of
churches needing pastors or supplies,
The first notice is by a graduate of
Chicago Theological Seminary in
1862, who announces he is free to sup
ply vacant churches, either for
single Sabbath, or with view to
settlement.
The Episcopal Standing Commit
tee, Of New York, to whom were re-
ferred the charges made by the Rev.
Drs. Stubs and Boggs, of Bruins
wick, N. j., against the Rev. s. II.
Tying, jr., for alleged violation of the
canon, in preaching within their
parish limits without permission, have
found cause for trial" and forward
ed to Mr.. Tying copy OF the charge
and. Specifications L i 81
- Rev. Dr. HUNTINGTON, Of Boston,
declares fairs and picnics, to pay
church debts, mixture of merchan-
disc, cojolery and merry making,
which is casting. up a, treaeherous
highway at the Lords feet-casting
out the heart Of the church to extend |
its outward prosperity, ,'-.r.-s,,
THE Presbytery of, Cincinnati 90
81 declares that the marriage of
man with his deceased wife's sister Is |
condemned by the standards Of the
Church -ahd the Generals Assembly, |
and though. difference of opinieaiean |
be tolerated on this point, yetvno |
minister should solemnise such mar |
riage!U y9n64 |
AFTER listening TO khiln in All |
Souls Church, Henry Ward Beecher
shook hands with Robert Collyer, the
distinguished Unitarian preacher, and |
said:st' e You preach inbtliat way.
the deacons Of Plymouth Church will |
not hesitate to let you into their. pull
pet Collyer responded -las IF they
have stood you, Mr., Beecher, these
ten years, they would gladly stand me
by this time.N HLA16
z ,THE Young, Mems Christian, Assd-
citation, of Chicago, have just dedica-
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