New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
RELIGIOUS.

We UigLrays and Hedges is Matthew Hale
| Smiths new paper
The Rev. Il. l.. Cuylor will not be able to
accept any invitations TO take part III any COURSES " iec
lures this season.
Indiana University has conferred the degree
OF Doctor Of Divinity upon the Rev John MearS Vi nc
american Presbyterian.
The Rev. Cyrus Boey of the African NJ. E.
Church. formerly Of the York Conference, died lew
days ago az Greenwood, 5. &.
A movement is on foot for organizing .l,' PRS
Reform Association In Brooklyn. The Rev j. Milets
Is moving in the matter.
DIR. CObleigh, late editor of IZiOn'S Herdtd,
has gone to Athens Tennessee in obedience 10 the eau 10
the presidency Of the East Tennessee Wesleyan Coege
b. II. Hill has been elected to the law pro
fessorshp of the University OF Georgia, succeeding the
late Judge Lumpkln
The Rev DR.. James Patterson late President
OF Westminster College, at New Wilmington Pa mas peeh
elected to the Presidency OF Iberia college.
The NOrwalk Baptist Church observed ITS
thirteth anniversary by religious services on satury
last, having been organized Aug u, 1887
The Rev. G.. III. Ludlow, for many years q
pastor OF the First Congregational Church OF 0svego died
in that city, not long ago. aged 10 years.
The Rev. DR.. A. c. Osborn of st. LOlis, has
been elected President of the New Hampton Institution
at Fairfax. Vt.
Elder Jacob Knapp, in compliance with an
urgent request from the Baptist Ministerial Union OF
California has concluded to start for the Pache Coast III
October
Seventeen missionaries left NewYork in the
steamer Denmark Saturday. including the Rev Messrs
G. v A. Van DycS, j. Bliss. Tracy, and Crawford Win
Prof. 0. w. Washburn, graduate of the
1ySsy Of Michigan @ and late ds e n %
versity OF Minnesota ut ST. Anthony.
On the return of the Catholic Priests from
Rome the past week an informal meeting was held at the
Astor House. reports made, and line entertainment
served up.
The Rev. Moses Colt Tyler formerly pastor
of the Congregational Church IN Poughkcepsle mas ac
cepted the prossorshp OF rhetoric and elooution III the
Michigan State University.
The Rev. George ID. Wildes of Grace Church,
Salem has received unanimous invitation 70 the rector
tuition New York. with a salary of S40oO per annum
The Rev. Ransom B. Welcb, for the last two
years acting professor In Union College New-fork mas
literature.
The Rev. II. Elmer of Clinton, Ind, has re-
signed his pastorae, to take the agency for raising ne
cal History In the Chicago Theological seminary
The Congregational Church at Bnghamton
erectnga house Of worshipat probable Arense
OF $4,000. They expect the Roy. Edward Taylor Of
Brooklyn 10 become their pastor
The Plymouth Church of Rochester has a
way of doing up n necessary work promptly. when the
At single meeting lately. $4,000 was ''eo
lccted" TO pay It's last debt and rent its mission chapel
The Rev. S. J. Roberts, the oldest and most
successful of Baptist missionaries In China, has with
will settle somewhere In Missouri or Illinois.
The friends of the Rev. Rowland ConnOr,
who dismissed from the Schoos Unyersalst Church
cety, be known the Fraterna Uniyersalss,' and
chosen Mr.. ConDOr as their pastor.
President Bowman of the Indiana Asbury
University announces that females, by order of the
board admitted to the regular college classes
freshman, sophomore. junior, and scniornot TO the
preparatory classes"
The Rev .Jabez Brooks ID. d., has been re-
elected President of Hamilton University Prof T. Mer
rick IS retained in the chair Of Languages Miss Belle
Leonard has been elected Preeopress, and Mrs. Ida W.
Kepler, late teacher IN Quincy College, assistant
The Rev DR.. Hall of Dublin was the recipi-
ent OF call by the Cable from the ilIihaye' fTes l9
embraces salary OF 5000 IN gold parsonage and all
expenses OF removal paid.
A body of policemen from NcwYork were
detailed by the superintendent, who Is Methodist, 10
keep the peace at a campmeetng. Many OF them were
converted and 40 Of them held prayereetng on their
, cunt.
The church in New Haven which was built
and owned by Gerard Ilaock, esq ana which cost HIN
;a ~ & - t ~ sSt Soo II is now under be pastoral
care OF the Rev. j. III. Carroll.
After pastorate of over half century. the
Rcv nr Eoiton of the old North Cogrc gtlona Church
AT ConcOrdlN H. has resi- ued. 10 become Historian of
the The Rev. Mr. Aver of Milford has been called
as his successor.
od dPGitHnI PP HnIsc including new engine saG se9eh
power presses. The productive facilities OF The establish
House has never before been thoroughly equipped
Recently the Rev. w. W. Hicks of the Lee
Church was given month H%2a3 M ~ "a liS Ioihf
vacation agreeable His regular salary is continued and
his pulpit supplied
The Rev. J. McClintOck, replying to many
inquiries concerning the amount Of help which the Drew
Theological Seminary will give poor students, says mat
as a general thing deserving students VINO really sho"
themselves capable OF work and willing 10 do IT, can OD
tain help toward their support 10 reasonable extent
The Trustees of the Newark Conference
Seminary have decided TO locate the Seminary at Mal
son $40 being offered by the czcus toward the esaD
fishing OF the Madison being the seat OF the
Drew Theological Seminary, promises to become great
Methodist center.
Tho Fourth Reformed Dutch Church in
Brooklyn worship in a ecturcrOOm which, though very
neat and cosy equal 10 the wants Of that growing
part OF Brooklyn. IL Is proposed to proceed ~ once ana
put up an elegant church. lots for which are In the pos
session OF the cOnsstory.
The following Professors have been chosen
for the Drew Theological school: The Rev John McCln-
tock d. d. Is the President. The ProfessoTslp 0i H,
torca Theology Is To be filled by the Rev B IL Nadal
ID d. and the PROFESSIONALLY Of Exegetical Theology by
the Rev. j. W. Lindsay, ID. d.. OF the NewNOrk CONFER
G-..A Ci.l.lna SLnrlnn with tLnir suiies