, 1870-05-28
in Now Yozk Beste- The largect, IN Buhalo,
win oost e15o, CO.,

=. 81 IL t1snslatod, ..Tha young lsay, 1ustsad
Of the damseD - not dead, but aaespa;" and
in Luko ", ii, the atory Of the Pro&ga1 son
begins, "A gentleman Of splendid family and
At The meeting of the Evangelical Al
lance ne1t September, the European delegar
| tion win number 150. Papers arc promised
from Professors Tholuck OF Halle, Hodge.
sshan, Dozner Of Berlin, Phelps, Fisher,
Hoyey, Nelson, and Dwight, President Hop
kins, the Earl Of shattesbury, Henry Ward
Beecher, Geo. b. Stuart, President Woolsey.
Hon. ". n. Erarts, Rev. Dr. de Pressense Of
Paris, Dean Afford. Hahops AcIlvaine, Simp-
son. and Cummings, Drs Bushnen, AcCosh-
Hall, Patton, Sto11s, and Anderson, Count do
Gasparin, DO. DC. ~
St. Marks Church, New York, is in want
! OF clergyman, and Offers ealaEy OF from
the applicant. They would have secured Rev.
Philip Brooks, only be hsd just settled himself
in Roston, and did not feel prepared to make
| another change. The aucctsafpl applicant
must b Low Churchnan Of attractive pulpit
| powers, and able to awaken the interest OF q
| wealthy but rather dormant congregation
The Pope IS about to create = new bish-
opric in Pennsylyania4 to bo known Is the
Diocese Of Reading. For confirmation as
Bishop the names Of Father Necopomr, Father
Cs1teI, and Rev. DR.. Connor have been for
wa11ed TO Rome-
The venerable DR.. Sprague, who has re-
eigned the ,staral charge Of the second Pres
! hyterian CT -ad has taken up
| bis reeidens dishes note re-
aretting his .4.-Lt-. lpon and bid fare
| we'll to ali his friends. d. .;as connected with
| that church forty-one years, and is now Is
| years old. He has been sincere working
| Christian, As IN author ho WAS remarkably
successful in his "Annals OF the Pulpit" Dr..
| sprague has one Of the largest collection oi
satoersphs in the country It his house il
Flushing.
-The English presbytasisu SYNOD, after 4
| stormy meeting tately, voted in fxvor Of allow
ing organs to be used in their churches. Ont
old Scotch clergyman Was, however, terribly
distressed aboot it. He said that when NJ
left quiet scotGn Hansa eome une , ~, M ns
never dreamed tnat ne .Wss eoas ~ 3ona =
organ,plAylng conmuniy N Eneaaea, q =
should 5athef efRect M tne - oleng .. eSu .zad =
connection WITH the use OF oaepipes.-Ptsyeo
with All the mte!a&ent energy sno natu!4 gu
thuslasm of the aigniande1s-tnan u3 u eonnsc,
taon vain me use o1 naeenaneM eon'1''a1e'oe
played oy pfo1es4otAe2 mualclans,
Inc boesoa .eosssM s says: me .1 un.asa. ...s
ans afe mt1oaoe nT p191ennS - nS, "nn w
Hosea q. I1ncoln, Mr:S X q Metcai, ana
other eala0sd - LYMAN N toAs oenoManaao1'
nave ooe12eea tae PaiPNs o. some VI tne Plonts
nens ensnea N!sa cs 70 sneaote " .ta;. aoa
heAreFs." .-
| 80 :N.a op oa@.n oenou s nselnTt .,s 4,
- eans. so 4Rahan1. "a ~" tSe $500 ~ -,
91s5-;5 1e pI1NAs oeno0A' an1 Ia ~" '''oo'" -
-Dz. John G. Brown, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
has IN bis congregation company OF twenty
deN mntea- A Lady who accompanies then
dc.f-tnnta laneuare.
-Che1k S;en, Wonc NJ Euh rhan l.ts1,
joined by letter Methodist church in sa1
tfancisco' Hl6 ce1uncste was N Cmnea'
cnAsae1e1s, toa1eeseo 70 ne pu11le9 Ames1
can ptesc1e1 oy oueva tae seIea e!9a1a or
! !, nA.n = " Bishop Kingaley
The most characteristic music among M
Mo1avians il sa4t Of the trombone. The No.
rsy!an hymn i dsa'n out MN ataan3s Eonaa11o q
orsyisn u v1spes sv averV desth s announced b
4 diree On tha frnmbona. mostly from tho bel
| ~ ~ tf,e chnrrh
The Etotherhood of tbe Ho1v ;n,.-oss, an in.
| stitution Wlosa ohiect is tn 1r113te ronno nne,,
| in colleges and eIssThere in dnfencc of fIc
more advanced principles and iitureicaI ser
yices OF Eniacopacy. has hranchea MT only in
| nearlv All tha Fniaennal institntions. mi in
Yale. Princeton. Colnn1bia. and RroTnI
hnr,,,,;st, p;,..1 1C,,,,.,;,.;o,-..,
d,tarx aEnnt nuii;sh;nn tha;1 Nc sel
c1anc:ya ;n tho Pr.var Ro,,1 ~, pp1aoa o.[,;a"a
| m !, tnn.or :. ..;5 !. +. 81. 4t,.A -. -
mi ataer clear hsiraa,, tIa I;a,1 ~ X ~ ~.
Tbrpei, .rS thara III - ~ 9.n sn ~ no -"
| ' S' ~ MsI;. "4i M ~ u4nsel ~ 1ao1snS
bsa Fsi,o- ~ s-,5 1,,,,t1;sIasa .n sa.t ~,
nas ~, ~ paousu1Ae nnAe easa. Soua- ~
P1n4.s; ohe ota4s. t e"yh " Has teuuce1 LIE
etan ot wolHnen l1oM n tql'y.etPn. 20 s%elVet
| "a eoutn1t.Fa " tne pmten etasss 11eso:'
aa .s'a1s p.essnts 10 tne uenonasl9n h .as pro,
the as " rna to n,,t;s ~ y,
1
tas,e."1 ae uneu ~ s No.nans Mose - a.,
li tehip @ snan " g9t1eeL tnlselansiataons aus
ss srac;rnan ~ tba 1efn-noa5 nssinoo,1v W.
onote fron, p X III; IL 1oAu1 10. 'a psA's' w
| .Tnc Itohteous ebal1 he tovfut uban
The yenVeaIlce he dotti zee.
And in the blood Of wicked men
| Els feet then wash shall he"
The Southwestern Presbyterian resents
the reception Of an invitation to take up col,
Alliance. i ssyB that when the general meet
ing Of tho Alliance occurred IN England dele
| gates from the South were insu1ted nnd e1'
Guided because they came from region where
s!ave1y was tolerated; and adds; :" On
Nor!ne5n ote5heen Me We4 aware Inas m ens
t isein " ~ Tue ts oo9,nesu " snaGnes taso i ~
~ oae t,or o.A ~ any psp'a9s f. tnen 1e,! Ia;
70 s so @,su ~ s ~ s"t,,a we ra
an+ ~ a,1r st,,s ~ ch,rs ss at "0 that tna
+ ia tbereforc i1;eI;rn1t tn sea IN wb At Sronn5
~ - coro1n;ttae shou1d MIA M ~ ~ ha1 nsv -.
! e1persa Of IN assembly from n whosap session:
| Ta sra iononoironaIv eycin1e7 y
| ~ notaM,ad iro-sas rn,ru,, =,
dozcn .s,5rn';es =, Pannsv1sania @ @ , o co11eg1 ha
- I Tanrsstar D. .nd thsnina;ea, ss1n;n, 1Ts s.
at Merrersburr. to Which such man ~ Dr.
~ sah.W ehsrhsnni ~ m1 va d Esnab 80 80
iii, renntsiinn In 0h;o thaS hsHe s.soI co1.
Anisn teputA.ioA - nsG Gtao lucy na.e :a. ~.
!ege ana seminary al iaan, ana IN !. institute