The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

Master having nowhere to lay his
| head. Henry Ward Beecher Is
made comfortable on twenty five to
thirty thousand dollars a year. DR..
Chaplin is abe to live on a sum lit
tie under the figure of his orthodox
| brother. DIR. Morgan Dix, OF Trinity.
| has to content himself with a house
and twelve thousand dollars year to
| live on. a Rev. DR.. Hall has come
| from Dublin, to minister to a Presby-
| terrain Chureh in the Fifth Avenue for
sum of $4,000 a year. in gold, and
handsome parsonage A Virginia
-diyinex Rev. j a. d.. Wingfeld. con-
sehts to take charge of the Church of
the: HOLY Saviour alta salary of
SIS, 600 Grace Church gives Mr..
as compelled to live on the meagre
sum Of eight thousand dollars year.
We learn that an euterprize ia on
foot to build, by subscription, a lee
ture sroomqands school house on the
grounds belonging to the Episcopal
Church. The proposition is to secure
building that may be used for occa-
sional lectures and high school
the latter will be established as soon
as the building is completed. The
matter seems to meet with general
appreciation from our citizens. an
amount sufficient to ensure the
success of the scheme having been
subscribed in one day. We hope to
be furnished with list, for publica-
ton, of our citizens who have so liner~
ally subscribed to this praiseworthy
object.-Ne,o Harmony Register.
JEWISH OvERTuREs TO THE UNI
TARIANs. - DIR. Nathans, a Jewish
Rabbi, proposes, in a communication
to the Christian Register. union be-
tween Jews and Unitarians. He says:
We are living in a United States;
may we not live all, too, in united
religion? AS IN union there is
strength, / therefore say, combina-
ton of Jews aRd liberal Unitarians
would enable us to disseminate
throughout the world those truths in
religion which are advocated by all
rational men and welcome to all the
children of God. These should be
in the form of tracts, pamphlets, and
such like, which we find written by
Spinoza.u Mendelsshon, Charming,
Norton, Clarke, and others. Judaism
has always been a true vindicator of
pure, clear Unitarianism, and will,
under the scientific and rational re-
form, join to fulfil the closing of the
prayer. On this day may the Lord
be one, and his name (Which exists
in bis people, be one"
ACCORDING to the latest published
statistics, the Order of Jcsuits COM
prises S,168 members, of whom 1889
speak the Italian language, 2,422
French, 2.111 the various tongues of
Northern Europe, 1 ,140 Spanish, and
698 English. The entire order is dis
tributed into tweuty-one provinces
From authentic records 1t appears
that there is an increase of nearly 100
members yearly. Those on missions
all over the world are 1853.
IT was referred to the Directors of
the theological seminaries, by the
General Assembly at Albany. to con-
slider the expediency of excluding
from the seminaries young men who
use tobacco, unless medically ordered.
In the Presbyterian General As
sembly. at Albany, DR.. r.. j. Breck-
inridge said, in the course of speech,
that the Assembly had no desire to
hear him speak; and for his part, he |
didn't care to hear the bulk of them. |
so they we're about even.
Rev. r. L. MATTHEWS formerly of |
New Albany, has been confirmed by |
the Senate, as Consul of the United |
States at Naples. aHTTN
IT was mentioned as a singular yet |
significant fact that four professors of
theology In the Old School Assembly |
at New Albany, voted against union
with the New School, and four foreign |
missionaries voted In favor of it.