The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-25

hosts Surely win visit Thy courts win dwell
III the house OF the Lord forever ~
II Is evident that equaity only OF externals To
every mind is given all the instruction that II can
with oe Int s are q e
meaiest and concession IL the universal rule 10
them It more blessed to give than TO receives"
new lie upon the poor about them. Even as
the clouds lower TO the parched earth do they
need. But / must not ilnger too long over my
VISION, lest weary YOU, and all shall be turned
from It. Even as see At may others behold. or one
more perfect and more lovely.
Corner Stone Ceremonies.
At Newburg on Monday, the corner stone OF
Shiloh lcoloreD Baptist church was laid. with ap.
proprate ceremonies, in the presence OF a large
congregation OF white and colored citizens. The
exercises were participated In by Rev. Jonn Brown,
ID. d., OF the Episcopal church; Rev. John FORSYTH,
ID. D., OF the American Reformed church; Rev. Wen
dell Prime OF the Presbyterian Church. and others.
The society was organized in 1916, and have wor-
shipped in hired hall since that time After
twenty-five years existence a church they pro-
pose to have an edldce Of their own
Religions Notes. Religions md Personal.
The committee engaged In revising the New Tes-
lament were at the end OF the second chapter OF
Mark on the Goth Of May.
At q two days entertainment given in Western
town by coored band OF mnstrels in aid OF
colored church, the sum ar 81 so was realized.
Letter from Rome relates that at the funeral or
Jew named rperno, who was a National Guard, the
hearse was followed by a number OF his comrades,
not only II his own religion but also Catholics.
Dr. Trench, who was made Archbishop OF Dublin
in 1864, declares that the annual income OF his
bishopriC has been $4,000, ana claims from the
church commissioners as his Communication money
$780, 900.
MIR. Spurgeon has been suffering from severe
attack OF govt and extreme depression so that he
has been compelled to DEFER journey to the CONT
nent he had been contemplating. Al last accounts
his health was improving.
E. Varley writes to SAYING that the Rev. DR..
Eiser must have been mistaken when he paints New
Mr.. Narey Is not so black as he Is painted. Is this
Mr.. Marley any relation to Reddy the Blacksmith
Many persons must feel deep interest In the
children OF missionaries who have been left IN this
country for education who have lost their parents
by death. Mrs. Ely. OF New York, and Mrs. Eliza II.
Walker, OF Auburn aale h ave been appointed by the
American Board to look after the interests OF these
children.
children OF missionaries who have been left IN this
country for education. who have lost their pa
rents by death. Mrs. Ely, OF New York, and Mrs.
Eliza ii. Walker, of Auburndae have been ap.
terests OF these children.
The following are the religious statistics OF Ger
many:-Pfotestanls, 24,25S,0lS. OF whom 20,47S,0o5
belong to the Old North German Confederation,
900 to Bavaria 1200300 10 Wurtemburg, SOS, $50
to Hesse, 472,25S TO Baden Catholics 1851, 651 Of
whom 1885, 900 are in Prussia, g. 176 400 in Bavaria,
a3S, i76 in Baden 533,695 in Wurtemburg; Jews ami
Others, 1,327,33O
many:-Protestants 24253,0Is OF whom 20, 473,o 06
belong to the Old North German Confederation,
], 23S 900 to Bavaria, 1,200,300 TO Wurtemburg,
to Hesse 45 "a so to J., Bapsen cathoos
In Bavaria, 933476 In Baden, 533, 695 In urtemourg.
Jews and others. 1,S2,, $780,