New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
MErRoPoLI TAN FIREMEN INJUREp.
REJIGI0IrS

DR.. A. P. Peabody will preach in the AL
Souls Church tomorrow.
The North Yarmouth, Mass, Congregational
Church received 50 members on Jan. 6.
DIR. Robinson, Professor of the Theological
Seminary at Rochester, has returned from Europe.
A Baptist Theological Seminary for the edu-
cation Of coored students has been opened eRichmohu
Virginia.
The Rev. C. T. Garfield has accepted an
appointment as Resident Professor in the Boston school
Of Theology.
The Southington Catholic priests present the
temperance pledge to the people with the compelling au
thority OF the Church.
A lecture on the Historical Position of Je-
sus." will be given in Mr. Chadwcks Church tomorrow
evening. by the Rev. O. b. rockingham
The Rev. Oliver Stearns, d. D., of the Diyin !;
ty School, Cambridge, Mass has resigned on account VI
iii health, and intends visiting the Canary Islands.
1t is said that no religious paper is published
IN the States Of Iowa, Delaware New;Jersey lndiana
Wisconsin, Florida, or in the District OF Columbia
The Rev. r. Laird Golfers Congregation of
Chicago responded appeal to clear their Church OF
It's Indebtedness, by giving $4,000 before leaving the
house.
The Rev. Thos. X. Beecher of Elmira is hold
ing evening meetings in the new opera-house OF that
place He says churches with rented pews are 100 eh
pensive.
The Rev. James Lynch, colored clergyman
of Philadelphia as agent of the Union Republican
Congressional Executive Committee has recently can
vassed 81 out of the 81 counties OF Mississippi.
Mr.. Phillips of Abeokuta, with the rest of the
missionaries In Central Africa have been expelled from
the country suffering the loss OF their entire property
Mr.. Phillips is at Lagos in a destitute condition
The Rev. Joseph Richardson of bingham,
Mass was settled the first parish of that town IN
1906 and preached for 80 In the Oldest oc
cuped church in America He was 90 years OF age the
other day.
In the Hentheda and Bassein Missions there
are 40 pastors other ordained ministers, and "a IL
censed ministers in ALL 773 ministers I9I churches OF
which are foreign and cOOred 40 associations 1920
nected with antimisson churches. Among the Rams in
the TOrngOo district preacher baptized lls persons
last year.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Brooklyn have invited the Evangelical Churches OF Kings
County send delegates TO Convention which VIII he
held IN Dr. Cuyler's Church the 22d instant where
upon the following topics will be considered is II de
srabe the clergy should be assisted by lay preach
ers 2" In what way womans influence be rendered
most serviceabe 20 the Church r. docs the spiritual
condition OF the wealthy classes receive suhclelt aeh
ton from the Churchf
The Christian Guardian of Toronto says ::
1--WE understand that since the Parliamentary examna
tion into the affairs Of Toronto University ana upper
Canada Colleges in 1860. the accounts OF expenditure or
public moneys In support OF these institutions during INC
years have been suppressed! IL appears that
OF the expenditures OF these moneys mas been
laid before Parliament as In former years since 1850
However The Globe and The Leddr may desire to conceal
expenditure OF educational moneys In order 10
build up One-cOlege monopoly, and pull down other
colleges the public have undoubted right to full and
detailed account OF the manner In which such moneys
have been spent, and more especially at the present