The New York herald., 1868-11-29
Religious Notes.

Rev. j. r. Taylor was Installed over tic church 10
MiddetowD Conn, Thursday fortnight.
Rev. DIR. X. 8. storrs, jr completed last sabbath
the twentysecond year OF his pastsrate the Church
OF the Pilgrims Brooklyn.
church OF ten members was organized in Eureka,
Kansas, October Is. Rev. j. Copeland Il 20 have
charge OF 1t.
Rev. John A. French, OF Flushing, L. T., has ac-
cepied the call OF the College street churcl OF New
Haven. Conn.
James NJ. BILLINGS, OF New YORK, proposes TO give
$4,000 towards the erection or a Congregational
church at SomervlIlc, Conn, his summer residence.
Mr.. John p. Taylor, graduate In tho last class e
Andov r, was ordained over the South Congrsgl-
tonal church IN Middletown November IL,
Rev. James NJ Ludlow, pastor of the First Presby
teran church OF Albany, y. n, has accepted o cai
TO the Collegiate Dutch church OF this city.
The eight Southern conferences OF the Northern
Methodist Episcopal church, report net annual gain
1867 they numbered 90, $50 and now i02, ,5a3.
The Giiead, Conn., Congregational church was de-
dicated on Thursday fortnight. and Mr.. Albert w.
Clark, graduate OF Hartford SEMINARY, Mas or
daincd and installed as pastor.
The Christian Freeman calls the attention or tho
ministry to the fact that the time ls near ~ nand
when they can, by wise prearrangeneut, get up "A
series of resiyals on the sub ect OF religion.
The Ldependeni thinks John u. Cough is gettinc
Old because he has ce!ebratcl his silver Wedding
foh Wuat are twenty-five years In the life OF man
Ike GoughS They Will hardly put bead on his Old
Monongahsa.
Rev. W. II. II. Murray, late OF West Meriden,
Coma, was duly Installed pastor or lark street
church. Boston. on tho evening of November ~.
Mr.. Murray Is TO have salary of $500 and $1,000 TO
"moven witl.
Nalaga has set the example OF religious liberation
by graltinS piece OF ground for Tue erection of a
Jewish synagosus WhereupOn tie J1cfsh MesSc1l.
ger cxclaims, "lhc Guardian VI Israel neither sum-
bers nor sieepsw
The movement In favor OF female suffrage IL taking
religious tarl. In good Old days, we read,
women were last at tue cross" In few more
years that beautiful dca so expressive Of woman3
tenderness and love, VIII be changed 10 women last
~ the p0is," followed by "Biddy Fmlegan elected
alderman from tne sixth ward" "iinrray' HULA
balo0w Mick, bold my skirt while 60 aud
iquor.v What a change
Tho Shakers are exhibiting missionary spirit.
They nesl proseytes or they will die out alto
REPRESENTATIVES Of i've different Shaker societies
held meeting for worship In The Mconaon,
central society at Lebanon, delivered discourse
the "Creaton and Fan OF Man, IN which he
stated and defended the pecuiiartes OF the shaker
faith.
Tne will OF George Bristol deceased formerly OF
Troy, WAS admitted 10 probate day or two since.
The property disposed OF amounts to about si25oOo
anu IN auiltiOn 10 tue requests to the anlily of Mp
brssol who receive the bulk OF his fortune, the FOL.
lowing legacies were made TO charitable institutions
IN New YORK ciiy.-To the American Bible Society
$4,000; to the Missionary Society OF lie Methodist
ChuIch, 200; To the American Female Guardian
sonary Society OF the Methodist Church, $1,000.
10 was stated at the late twenty.nfth anniversary
OF the ordination OF Rev. I. W. ]. Wyiie DID, of the
First Reformed Presbyterian church OF pniadeiphla
that the SUIT In claim OF the church property made
BY the minority who adhered to The action OF the
Synod which expelled George III. stuart had been
withdrawn. MT stuart presided at this meeting IN
honor OF his pastor, Dr. wyie. whose father had
preceded MIN In the care OF the church. and whose
mother was present. celebrating at tnc samc time
her eighty y-ninth birthday. A copy OF the Bible and
or tue scottish version OF the Psalnls we're pre.
senlel 20 her, and purse OF $1,000 o. Dr. Wyhe.
Duting tne quarter OF century of Dr. WIVES pas
LIS 4
seventy-one meInytrs each year.
lIfvEss or Nos. JAMES ARSoLp.-rhc Ncw bed-
ford SlGuJryJ of tho 2,th INST says That "IIon.
James Arnold. Mt three O'Clock yesterday morning.
had very severe attack 0f paralysis, whlch seemed
to threaten an Immediate termination Oh s ihe. he
rnnainca thrnn.h Yealenlay IN very fecDle state.