Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

of Nay, is expected to pray to the
Virgin Mary for the restoration of
the temporal powCroi the Pope.
4 Bavist congregation in Louis
d vile, Kentucky, has determined TO
G support s. native missionary in China.
j. Niucty-tarlc churches were orgsu-
/, led last year ly tho missionaries of
the Baptist Home Missionary Socie-
b ~, toc,y-thrcc Of them sclf-sustain-
= ing.
b Five buildings arc now occupied
3 every Sunday, in the city of Rome,
by the evangelical ministers, who
preach in the Italian language. Al
ready there are American, English
and Scottish churches.
Rev. Drs, Tyrg, Dyer, Gotten,
Smith, and others have prepared a
letter ofsympathy for Rev. Mr.. Che
ncl, Of Chicago, fully indicating his
course in the late troubles with BiSh-
op Whitehousc.
The Maine Annual Conference of
the Methodist Church, at its recent
session in Portland, passed q rrSolu-
ton that no one should be received !
as a travelling preacher who used to- !
bacco in any form.
In Angus, if he is spared, Mr.. |
Sturgeon VIII reach the t~housandth |
sermon which he has printed. 1t is
proposed to commemorate the event |
by raising Gl,0O0 towards new
schools and class-rGoms for his COL
lege.
The Methodist Church Is sSking |
from its members 4 special collection
Of over one hundred thousand dollars
to pay the debt of its missionary So
ciety. This debt is the accumulation
Of deficiencies for number Of years,
4 prominent Methodist of SYRIA
cusc, New York, has purchased St
Charles Hotel, in that city, with the
intcntion,o Of prcsontingit to the Meth
odist Book Concern, for the establish
ing a branch Of their publishing
house. The purchase price was
$4,000. |,
St, Johns Presbyterian church of
San Francisco, of which the Rev. DR..
Scott is pastor, has raised $5S,600 to
apply to the 100000 Memorial
Fund, This is double the entire ap. ,
sLurrL layfn% oNr,' IG So %om nI", 'H9 (
Is c,ofnoi ,s 77E cd ho1tor1 'C cbnrcb olff
tbn Tnion TIo c~oniribntions IF
phiIadninIio 70 Tho WCmorioi FrnJ l
Mil br obor. sqnG096 """ t
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b1''iiiuIc' With d reputation OF c
'I,!c AuouIeu 'lVu''Iu' mas churcI c
slt..IsH !Gt oHt uulutcu lh0usah4 c
gtopIe' No olneF Gil! III inc United
o1a'es Is tIo'Iotu "I,'' clurch ac- '
GO,u,iouulon5 u, 'naI proportion t
N"o'..y' IccqIl"Ii'! Is 'l9t SHOPS OF
tL Sol,s .''C 'l">cu VI. sunday, llcIud- b
st5ros -'''"''' W." "'" ii4uol 5
I
II Is SAID There is to be |, IUO dele -,
gates present at the Baptist anuiYer- i
slry, which is to be held in Chicago n
this and next week. t
Tho c~orgrorotion of tbo coro,tl Il
Pants. CI7rc7 Hor,nn 5000, I
Dst, -" IG1l'lt 0,t"'o5N ni9 a
IN ~, P5I'tutoIe' nav y"lleu I,
lIv ny ~ DIanHc!, OF Atlanta, .
georgia 10 DC thcIr pastor lie en- :,
tered upon his duties on sunday last, u
The Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN. NIB. Il
lishcd at Alton. UIfuof: savs that d
;le circDit fran vbfcb !,
t. roIirinn" rtaIIiaon "n't - il
Haro Iaor > G275 ofI'ein C',C W. E5'iIatIi
80 - I.oiotsiois anu .'luf 0
,.yVss-opI y IlS uGieHIllatioh Wlthln b
'"C Iiou'n' Of january, teDruary, o
ana A"IeD'
There ere forty n PRESBYTERIAN q
churches on the line Of Pittsburp =
Fort Weyna ana Chfcoro PoiIroa5 Il
M p.--l -
Io5 cont an 6r W, W. ~, n43uIs' va q
1s.emLI, os .f - so . ,ne GLLncsa :,
9slir~ tjot Il orrro -2uiivin Gnul.n' I
~ ~ 49,. 1871 HLaAin5 II InIPeI. -
min; .or. $40 80 ty rar ~ e5aIninc Il
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