The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-02

GUY OF tMenty.seven chsplains in the navy sixteen
were Eplscopahans; that the chaplain at West Point
chaplaincy Of the Naval Academy had BEEN fIled by
Episcopalians for seventeen out of the tWenty-two
Episcopal Church did not minister to the one ar
teenta part OF the population Of the country They
protest against such manifest and nninstiaabie IA
lains.
The subject has also been presented to the New
School Presbyterian Assembly, the National Baptist
Societies and to the Methodist General Conference.
and excites some little curiosity and interest.
How Amlable These Churchmen Are!
1t is remarked by q religious contemporary that
there are no quarrels like family quarrels This 10
especially true with regard to the Southern Metho-
dists when they refer to their Northern brethren.
Read what Bishop Marvin writes 70 the Baltimore
(Southern) Episcopal Methodfst:-.
When Moloch himself was satisfied with blood and
plumber there was yet an unsatated and unsuitable
property Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
The Northern Methodist Church, with a conscience
flesh Of martyrs still quiverng upon its tusks, and
an appetite for plumber which four years OF rapine
could not gut but only whetted 70 O. super demon
a reason why 1t should be turned loose upon the
domain and the property Of the southern Church:
Church against Southern Methodsm was well cal.
culated to throw them strongly upon themselves.
Religious and Collegiate Notes.
The Rev. j. r. W. Sloane, OF New York. has been
elected to the professorship the Theological Semi.
nary in Allegheny. Pa reformed Presbyterian,
made by the death of Professor j. M. Wilson,
and lately declined by the Rev. S. o. Wyhe. Mr..
Sloane is graduate OF Jefferson College.
Rev. George Worthington Of Ballston Spa mas &C.
copied call the rectorshp Of st. Johns church,
In the city Of Detroit, Mich.
DR.. Owen, Of the College Of New York, is rapidly
recovering from recent severe indisposition.
volume OF sermons by the late Professor George
Shepard, D. D., of Bangor Theological Seminary, 10
about being published under the edtorship OF his
widow.
residence for presentation TO Rev. Charles L. BROOKS,
pastor Of the Unitarian church at NewburypOrt,
X. 1.
Charles j. stle for the last two years Professor Of
History and English Literature in the University Of
Pennsy vania has been unanimously elected Provost
OF that institution In place OF the Rev. Dr. Goodwin,
who recently resigned, and who Is now professor
In the Protestant Episcopal Divinity school at West
Philadelphia. The Rev. Charles p. krauth, D. d.,
has been appointed to the pr0fessorship OF intel.
lecual and moral philosophy, heretofore held by the
provost Professor Stile peerrlng his present pro-
feSsorship: and Hiram Cor5on, now professor IN ST.
Johns College, Annapolis, viii have charge OF the
department. OF rhetoric.
Harvard College conferred the degree OF LII. ID.
last week on Judge b. l.. hoar; Rear Admiral &. Ii.
Davis OF the navy; Major General A. A. Humphreys,
Professor SophOcles, of the college, and President
james McCosn, OF Princeton College, New Jersey.
Lieutenant Charles q. Il. Il. Davis, United states
Army OF New haven, Conn. has been appointed
Professor OF Mathematics AZ the WesC Point Military
Academy. Lieutenant DAVIS graduated aT West
Point Ia 1866 and has since been stationed at Boston
Rev. John p CULVER, ID. D., OF Chicago accepts
me Presidency OF Knox College, at Gaiesburg, ILL.,,
and has purchased the residence Of President Curtis,
resigned.
Rev. Cyrus Dickson, d. D., pastor OF Westminster
church tPre5byeran), In Baltimore, has been unanls
molsy elected TO the Presidency OF Wooster Univer.
Rev. DR.. J. L. M. Curry, of Alabama, has accepted
professorship III Richmond College, HIS chair, IL
is expected, Will he that Of history and English lite
nature.
The Rev. DIR. John Marsh has been appointed
financial agent oi the theological department. OF Yale
College.
graduate of Princeton College and Seminary, has
cepted unanimous call from the Presbyterian
On the 9TH Of July, is4s, Mr. Edward p. Blodgett
was ordained pastor OF the Congregational church IN
Greenwich, Mass, and ON the 18th OF the same
Webb. On Sunday, the 9th ult, Mr.. BlOdgett
preached memorial sermon in review OF his minis
try Of twenty-five years. and on Friday the 10th ult,
the silver wedding union Of pastor and people
were celebrated. An address was made by Rev. II.
b. Blake, of Belchertown The table OF presents at
tracted much attention.
The Cincinnati Catholic telegraph says:-The
Right Rev. Bishop elect OF Epiphany and Vicar Apos.
tOlic OF Colorado and Utah, Right Rev. J. p. Mache-
beuf, ID. d., has set the 10th day OF August for his
conservation ia st. Peters cathedral, Cincinnati.
The Right Rev. Drs. Rape, OF Cleveland, and Do
Goesbriand, OF Vermont, formerly his brother mis-
sionaries in this diocese will DC the prelates assist
ants. The bishops OF this ecclesiastical province are
respectfully invited TO be present. not only at this
suspicious ceremony, but for the consideration Of
certain important subjects In reference to the acts OF
the Baltimore Penary Council OF 1866 and the Gene.
raj Council 10 be opened in Rome on the Sth day OF
December, 1862 the Indication whereof was solennly
made by his Holiness ON the 18th OF June OF this
year. The text has been sent by Mr.. Cusack, o
student in the American College.
The irish Evangelist, the organ OF the Wesleyan
body IN Ireland, says that the great mass OF the
ministers OF that denomination have 'lost all faith
In establishments and endOwments as being auXili.
airy TO true Protestants; regard the general disen-
downent OF all charities III Ireland essential to
the safety and efficiency Of irish Professionalism, and
will hail the hour Of general abandonment with pc
cullar JOY"
MI. jeremiah Kingman. OF harrington, New Hamp.
shire, has recently given $1,000 TO Dartmouth College,
which, In addition "a 900 previously given Is 10
endow n scholarship for each county In the STATE
and he proposes TO give another $1,000 Tor scholar
sup for the town OF stanford. The remainder OF hia
personal estate amounting 10 only about $4,000, he
says he has given 70 the INDECENT fund OF Phllips'
Exeter Academy.
The J'icisH Messenger has an article the subject
OF Judaism, In which IL j. declared that he princ
pies OF therJewish egion the same nov AZ they
holy nation Our mission was and is to make happy
the repositories OF the law and To bless mankind
turUu2h lis teachings ana this to do until the
glorious period shall arrive when throughout the
whole hauitable globe the UNITY OF COD snail be
acknowledged
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