The New York herald., 1870-06-19

during the swetcring summer weafner, Iuss 70 re-
mind sinners OF the other place."
Tne NTH (Maryland) National Camp Meeting OF the
Methodist Episcopal CHURCH Will commence at VIII
ton Grove. Darlington. Hartford county, July H. and
continue ten days. The object Is the promotion OF
holiness.
Was his Holiness Pope Plus TX ever Freemasoni
correspondent asks the question.
Rev. DIR. Dix rector OF Trinity parish, has written
TO the Rev. Dr. vnton, requesting that hereafter
locking the doors OF Trinity church. In order to pre-
vent the congregation hom leaving during the ser.
mon be not resorted TO.
Rev. DR.. Hallock has been Secretary Of the Amer
lean Tract Society orty.ive years, and In all that
time has never been absent from one OF It's anniver-
sarles nor from one oi the meetings OF its Publish
ing Committee. 1t IS about time Brother Hallock
hau urlough TO visit Europe.
At ST. Anne's Convent OF Mercy " worcester Mass,
on June D, Miss Mary Douglass, OF Brooklyn. New
YORK IN religion, Sister Mary Evangelist received
the White Ven and Habit oil the order OF Mercy,
from the hands OF Rev. John j. Power, pastor OF ST.
Paul's Church, Worcester, who officated on the
occasion, assisted by Rev. A. f. Cirampi s. j.. and
Rev. j. B. Pillneau, also OF Worcester
1t Is expected that several OF the Anglican
Romanists Will leave the Church or Eng and as
soon as the Infallible Dogma is proclaimed. it's
years than during the previous three hundred years
Rev. A. Clark. OF Pittsburg, dedicated, June s,
Methodist tnon- Episcopal Church, costing 5000
u
years old.
The letter from Daniel Webster, giving hts own
and Mr.. Jenerson's opinion In favor OF Sunday
schools which was read at the Boston anniversary,
Is pronounced forgery Brother Toby was imposed
UPON. Let him explain
Frederick Marquand, one OF our well known
York Union Theological Seminary, carrying the sub
scripttons to that Institution beyond s30o0O0.
At a late meeting OF the Virginia Baptist Associa
ton Of the speakers from Roanoke said that the
formidable
kardisM and drunkardlsm.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church was dedicated
last Sunday at East Orange, N. j., by Bishop James.
Mr.. G. H. Dickenson, OF Farport, N. " recently
deceased. gave just before his death, $4,000
toward the endowment of obern Theological
Seminary.
Rev. Leonard W. Bacon, recently OF Williamsburg.
has declined the call to the Congregational church at
Baltimore and has taken up his residence at New
Haven.
The Watcnnan ana Reflector commenting on the
action OF the Southern Baptist Convention, declining
cooperation with the Northern Baptsts says
Perhaps the result arrived at all that could be desired
present No,hnS should be done tending to arrest the fullest
There Is vast work 70 be done in this direction Let us
any aesebe sp, apd provene % WIZ N m
the very best time, this both plain possible
The colony OF Baptists proposed to be established
in Arkansas has been organized IN Chicago by the
| election Of Professor Forey president.
Rev. f. c. Ever, d. d., rector of Christ church in
this city, has salled for Europe. Before his de-
| parture he presented with check for So, 900
| and Mrs. Ever with $1,000 in gold.
The degree Of LII. ID. was conferred on DR.. Thomas
Upham, OF Bowdon College, Me-, and that OF Doctor
| OF Philosophy on Miss Maria Mitchell by Rutgers
Female Institute las, week.
| The Baptists like the Presbyerans and Metho-
| dists, are 10 have denominational history. DR..
William X. Williams Is to write H.
Bishop Kemper protestant Eplscopan. Of Wiscon-
| sin, VINO died at Milwaukee May a. aged eighty.
three years, was elected Missionary Bishop O, The
Northwest In 1880, and placed over the Diocese
OF Wisconsin III 1854 His ministry was begun in ST.
| Louis.
Rev. William Woodruff Niles lBap,ist). the newly
| elected Bishop or New Hampshire, is about thirty.
five years OF age. He was ordained deacon in 1861,
and but five or six years ago elected to the Pro-
fessorshp OF Latin and Literature at Trinity College,
| Hartford, which he now holds.
The Old and New School Presbyterians raised last
year about ST. 100 600 Tor missionary and benevolent
purposes, or which $685. 900 were Tor foreign and
$500, 727 for domestic MISSIONS
| The Northern Methodists have white member.
ship In the south OF between 100000 and l6O 900,
| mainly In West Virginia, Georgia, Missouri, Ken
| lucky and Tennessee.