The New York herald., 1868-06-07

on conversion and handed him one OF her tracts
She certainly wanted To be elected by an lncenSci
crowd OF Jews for preaching the Gospel ana De de
clared saint by her Church ana nave hef salary
continued and raised. say In all sucn Gases put
her, him them out Of our houses Schoo.s,
temples, synagogues hospitals, wherever anu
whenever they intrude unlimited and pro.
out gently first, but decidedly and at the sec
0nd attempt In little more convincing manner.
citizen you Mr. Protestant citizen, may have to suffer
yourself tomorrow from Catholic community, ana
you, Mr.. Catholic citizen, from Puritan majority.
The Mortara AFFAIR, stamped as barbar0us Dy the
universal Judgment Of all enlightened Christians,
grew out OF the interference OF Christian fanatics
These missionaries act upon the same principle as
those fanatics did; they have the same good will,
@sy o esng
efforts to at check that branch OF the missionary
business that leads to a personal conflict between
citizens. Let those missionaries and conversion
lists preach pray, FAST sing write, print, publish,
issue pamphlets and tracts, bargain and SELL but let
them be warned against trespassing upon our inalen
able rights as citizens as husbands and as fathers
Religious Notes.
Sarah Colt, little girl eleven years OF age started
the Sunday school enterprise in the city OF Paterson
N. j., some seventy-four years ago. She collected
the children Of the factories and taught them, from
Sunday to Sunday, until she had as many as sixty
under her personal care. This she continued Tor
series OF years until she left the city for season.
When she returned she resumed her labOrs and was
teacher OF youth for forty years. she is now
eghtyve years of age and is still living in Paterson
The old Pine Street Church (Third Presbyterian)
Philadelphia, has been passing through q festival
week. The 10th ut. filled up for 1t full hundred
years OF as useful and honOred existence as can be
found almost any church record. It's roll Of pas
tors is of itself history DIR. George Dufield, OF
Revolutionary memory, chaplain to the Continental
Congress, &C.; Dr. John Blair Smith. president OF
Hampden sydney College, and afterwards OF Union
College; Dr.Philip MiedOller president OF Rutgers
College; Dr., Archibald Alexander. Dr. Ezra Stiles
Ely and freshest on the illusrious list which bears
the er prefix DR.. Thomas Brainerd.
Rev. t. b. Nanny, proselyte from Episcopacy to
Presby byterlanism has now gone from Presbyterian
ism into outer darkness and been excluded by the
Synod sitting at Richmond.
The Illinois 8. s. Convention just held at Du Quoin
met in barn which had been n0ored and seated for
the purpose. The seats had no backs, but this did
not appear to detract from the interest OF the occa
sion up the '1and of steady habits, also, they
are getting outside the churches series Of relig
Gus services was held in the Democratic Wigwam,
Waterbury, Conn.,, week before last Three thousand
were present, according to local paper, and at the
close two hundred came forward to make profession
The story is told OF venerable theological profess
happened to use the word s'epitome.n Suspecting
that he might be using too big word for their COM
nacular:-"But perhapth, children, you don't know
what epitome meanth. EpitOme epitOme; why, 1t is
thynonOmouth with thynopthith" That was q
miracle OF clearness compared with the explanation
OF Chrsts presence In the sacrament which DR.. Nor
gan Dix gives to confirmation classes nIhis manual
manity'' becomes present in the communion "supra-
locally, hyperphyslcay and spiritually, in some way
believed on by the Church, but known only TO
Queen Victoria is said to be very regular in atten.
dance on divine service and notices the absence Of
last season, she asked one OF her attendants on q
Monday morning. "Why were you not at the kirk
the morning was wet" "Oh, fie /" said the Queen
"who could have expected Scotchman to plead
that excuse 1t was not too wet for me-"
Two M0hammedans have lately embraced Chris
tianity In Ispahan, the old capital Of Persia. The
law making the apostasy Of Moslems q capital Of
who was seized by the authorities, was rescued by
party OF English engineers who happened to be IN
The progress Of Professionalism in Central Turkey
is more and more rapid every year, especially since
the mission has hit upon the right policy OF making
ber Of Protesants has increased during the year by
1s9. and in Marash by more than 100, while forty
the congregation more than doubled, and now
averages about 200.
The Methodist discipline requires the bishop t9 In
are willing to go as foreign missionaries The cores
pondng secretary Methodist Missionary Society
been sent to his once during the past two years. and
the bishops have nearly ceased to put the question
The society Is obliged to look to the theological
seminares for the men 1t needs.
The Je,oish Messenger calls the attention Of the
Hebrew Christian Brotherhood to the following
oo In e q
guage has been baptized In New York only five
times, at cost OF $40 on each occasion. VIII brother
Franklin look after this ''reprobate"
The Morning Star sailed from Honolulu March 20
for the Marquesas islands. The community at Homo
In trust by the agent Of the American Board and
cupied by Miss Bingham's school. Eight ordained
Hawaiian ministers have offered themselves to go to
the Micronesia mission by the next trip OF the Morn
ing Star.
The Christian Freeman (Chcago) states that seve-
raj movements for the reclamation OF fallen women
have been recently begun in western cities. Homes
for penitent women who have been seduced from the
ways Of virtue have been opened in Chicago, St.
Louis Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Richmond, Ind.
Another home Of this kind s about to be established
In Springfield, ILL.,, the whole expense OF which is to
be borne by OF the elders of of Presbyte-
rian churches In that city. One Of the Presbyterian
pastors OF Springfield spent several days In Chicago
short time snce collecting information In regard
to the management of such houses.