The New York herald., 1872-11-03

When the missionary arrived 10 interfere on their
behalf the mob grew very excited. and he had only
Just time to take refuge In the magistrates va
men. Being afraid OF disturbances the officials de-
clined to deliver up the children so long the ex-
in the city, but sent them to Chinese asylum,
where they still are. The b0atmen, nurses, &C.,
were, however, soon set free.
Ministerial Movements.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Presbytery OF West Hanover, La, has re-
commended that November IA be kept as Thanks
giving Day by their churches because the regular
day falls In the time appointed for their synodcal
meeting Rev. Edward L. Clark, late of New
Haven, Conn.,, was, on Thursday evening last, in
stalled pastor OF the Second Presbyterian church OF
Harlem by the Presbytery OF New York. The Rev.
j. G. Mason, OF Jonestown Tenn, was, on Thursday
evening" installed pastor OF the North Presby
church in Washington, D. G. new Presbyterian
church Is being built at Mnebill, near Dover, N j.,
for the use of the miners there. Rev. ]. r. jenkins
has organized the congregation and another also
at Mount Pleasant, to whom he breaches in the
Welsh language. course OF lectures to young
people is to be given IN the Central Presbyterian
chapel IN Fifty sixth street. near Broadway,
during the Sabbath evenings Of the present
month. DR.. I. L. Cuyler leads or this
evening. Rev. A. Mclean and wife have
returned In health from Europe and received q
very warm welcome from their friends In Buffalo,
N. Y. At the late meeting Of the Presbytery OF
North Alabama the subject Of a memorial to the
General Assembly to do away with the meetings of
Synod was referred to o special committee OF five,
report at the next stated meeting OF the Presby
terry. Calls have been accepted by Rev. d. H.
Campbell, OF Philadelphia, to the pastorate OF the
Grove Presbyterian Church, Halls Cross Roads,
Nd. by Rev. John Johnson OF Petersburg, w.
Ua kNH Ho1D Dnyil1n We h.~n
nell, Of Louisiana Presbytery, to Plaquemine
church; by Rev. H. B. Bonde, to Columbus Miss. !;
by Rev. 7. L. De yeaux Of Jacksonville Fla, 10 be
editor OF tn, North CdrOii,M Presbyterian; by Rev.
John Woods, Of Bloomingburg Ohio, to Chicago
Ninth Presbyterian church; by Rev. J. H.
Brys0n, OF Shclbyville Tenn, to Charlottes-
vile, Va; by Rev. A. I. Greybill, to Pearls
burg, Va; by Rev. J. L. Russell, or Middetown,
Ohio, to Dayton, Ohio. Rev. Josiah Miligan has re-
signed the pastorate OF the Presbyterian church
at Princeton, Ill. Rev. A. w. Hubbard has re-
moved from Dillsburg, Pa, to Cameron, N. Y. The
Third Presbyterian church OF Chester Pa, was or
ganized q few days ago with sixty members Ill
health has compelled Rev. Walter Condict to re.
sign the pastoral charge OF Calvary Presbyterian
church, Newark, NJ. Rev. DR.. Chester is to sup
ply the pulpit Of the Central Presbyterian church.
New York, Sunday evenings and Wednesdays, here
oAsots NV As Az Ai 0upuy uoo 0SouiACu oHui BC VI
the Presbyterian church in Howard, N. Y Rev. E.
w. Kellogg, OF Red Creek, has gone to Parma Gen.
tre N. y, and Rev. d. W. Bigelow, Fayetteville, to
Pitcher, ChenangO county, N. Y. The designations
DR.. sproe, at Newburg; Rev. J. Z. Carey, at Free
port ILL.,; Rev. II. W. Crabbe, OF the United Presby
rian church, at st St. Louis; Rev. J. 3. Mckee,
Knowlesville, N. y; Rev. A. I. Rankin, at Bar
ton, Nd. Rev. Robert White, at Bridgeville, Del;
Rev. J. s. Mccoy, at Sandusky, Ohio; Rev. William
Laurie. at SteWartSvie. to to Penn laQ. N. II.
The Presbyterans OF MOntclar, N. j., are building
q handsome and commodlous parsonage for their
pastor, Rev. DIR. Berry, ut an expense OF $4,000.
The reports OF the Presbyterian Synod which has
just concluded It's session at Trenton n j.. show
and q total contribution for denominati0nal pur-
poses during the year OF $l,12s OoO-an average OF
$50 for each communicate Work has been begun
has frontage Of 100 ieet on Fltn avenue
building will cover the entire front on Fifth ave-
nue., and the lecture room will be erected on Fifty
nth street. The committee appointed BY the
made against the REV. Henry Matthew's by a
coOred servant girl who resided In his family have
s
First Presbyterian church in Minneapolis, Minn.,
was erected in 1858; the corner stone OF another
become pastor ut Baton Rouge, La. Rev. M. L. r.
Hill, Of Jacksonyile, Fla, has gone to Des Moines,
dywine church, delaware Rev. 1 DR.. Poor % has lett
the First Presbyterian church, oakland, Ca to take
prOiessorship in the Theological Seminary, San
Francisco DR.. Kerr, OF Memphis, Ienn, having lost
his voice has become on editor OF the Louisville
Christian Observer. Rev. John Mcvey has become
ohio The designations are also announced OF Rev.
George Ainslee at Rochester, Minn to take
charge OF the Presbyterian Mission Schools among
at st. Charles, Mo-; Rev. j. Bl0Omer at Morcnct,
Mich. Rev. 9. Thompson at Fredonia, N. lat
the ripe Of and p at % mn
Ohio; Rev. S. 4. Holt at Decatur, ILL.,, to 60 to
Barry Ill. Among the Dakota Indians the Pres
der the charge OF native pastors, each having
membership Of from forty-three TO 267, and each
year Witnesses growth IN hsn among among
OF worship.
The Baptlsts OF Ke0ta, Iowa. town six months
old and containing 300 people, dedicated q church
there last Sunday week. Quick work: Calls
haze been ACCEPTED BY Rsy, ?. >. starr, Of White
nor II he is elected BY Rev. W: D. Post D. D., Of
Gonsye M to Sssys M BY Rey y
debt Of $4,000 from their church and raised be.
sides ST. 800 to found nee library and orphanage
o Sed n Ss dsa ssss
rem avenue Baptist church Of Boston has repeated
OF the recent action or the Long Island Asso cia-
tion and division OF sentiment In the church It
Is believed that he Will accept this CALL The Bap-
lists OF Clayton and OF Noble, ILL.,, will dedicate
churches to-day In their respective towns. The
white Baptists OF Baltimore are going to buifi
cost OF $4,000 The First Baptist church OF Man
chester, N. H., arc building new edtnce to cost
100000. Calls have been accepted by Rev. J. Y.
II. Dorward, OF North Greenbush, n. Y, to Wilson,
N. Y. by Rev. L. II. Dcl0n0, OF Lttleton, Neb., to
Bianden, Neb.; by Rev: T.; Hickson, OF st. George,
Bates, OF San Francisco Ulsclples), to Adelaide,
South Australia: by Rev. A. A. Knight, OF Rush
vile, Ind. (Disciples), to Mount Pleasant and Car
thage, Ohio; by Rev. Elijah Gerchin, Of Philadel-
phia, to Newport, KY; by Rev. G. II. Thomas or
Belleville, ILL.,, to East St. Louis; by Rev. Carlos
to Union City, Washington Territory; by Rev. I. I.
Safer Of Flint. Mich, to Upper Alton, ILL., by Rev.
Dakota; by Rev. M. Chambilss, OF Richmond, Va,
to Charleston, s. c.; by Rev. DR.. Bowling,
temporary to the South Baptist church Of this
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