The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-30

selves The Methodist Episcopal churches In Wash
saRS W ano vicinity VII hold camp IN JACK
road, commencing August Bishop Foster and
Rev Dr. Hare are to preach at the reopening OF the
Rev, B. t. Tanner has been elected editor OF the
ChrfsIdn Recorder, the organ OF the African Metho.
Montgomery, Ala, having been appointed pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church South, Balti-
more; ne has been warmly welcomed by the Preach
ers' Meeting OF that city,
The Rev. 7. B. Holland OF Rochester, N. T., has
Church in Orange Mass Rey Dr. i RobbInps Of
Rochester, and Rev. O. Il. Barrows, OF Newport,
G. Hodge has succeeded DR.. s. Haskell in the
Passionate OF the Baptist church at Kalamazoo,
Mich which the latter held for nineteen years
Central Church. Norwich, Conn. Rev. N. I. Lamb
goes from Amboy, H., to Clinton, Iowa. Revs. J.
New York; N. Pierce, of the First church, Spring
field H., and Dr. 8. l. Caldwell, OF the First church
IN Providence sailed recently on three months ns
have been appointed missionaries to Japan. The
Rev. J. A. Chambiss, who withdrew from the Bap-
fist denomination and church In Richmond, Va,
about year ago, on the question OF close COM
munion, has repented and returned to his first
munion Is the better Rev. Dr. ]. B. letter, OF Rich
mond Va, has been appointed by the Southern
Foreign Missionary Board to visit Rome and
The famous Baptist minister OF liverpool-Rey.
Hugh Stowen Browns coming to America In
August, TO stay mere until OCTOBER. lie Is expected
here about August 20, and the Baptists are talking
about giving him grand reception. His reputation
n England x only second to that OF spurgeon's.
Seminary, has settled with the East Nantmea and
Windsor churches, Chester County, Pennsylvania
@ m on s aP H
J. z. Adams, having rendered his resignation to
take effect July L. Baptist church has been
sixteen members. They expect to obtain the
pastoral services OF Rey sewall Brown. The
o new church to-day. Rev. P. 8. Henson, D. D., will
preach the dedicatory sermon. The Baptlsts have
dedicated six churches IN different parts of the
country since the LIST OF June The Baptist preachers
and laymen are greatly exercised over "the eccen-
triclty OF Miss ,Smey's l9uakeress) baptism by q
lose much, by such zig-zag policy.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Presbyterian church In Newburyport, Mass
has secured the services of Rev. VIM. M. Baker, OF
GAINESVILLE, O.. The Reformed Presbyterian Synod OF
Scotland at Its late session, reviewed the treatment
OF the Philadelphia Synod in c0ndemning Mr.. Geo.
H. Stuart for singing hymns. The Scotchmen say Of
the American proceeding that 1t was AN unwar-
discipne.n The Rev. r. d. Graves has left the
Presbyterian fold and the church In Kewanee, and
has assumed the pastoral charge OF the Presbyte.
rian church In that place. Rev. d. r. Frazer, OF
Hudson, N " has accepted a call to the First Pres
byterian church, Buffalo, formerly DR.. Carke's
President OF Westminster College united Presby
terian) In Allegheny City. Rev. J. G. Nevin, United
splendid Chinese museum to Monmouth College,
The college board, In return, voted him perpetual
scholarship but he has made this over to President
wallace and his successors in office.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The Rev. o. s. Morris, Of Tunbridge, w. has gone
to supply the church at Westminster for the cur
rent year. The Rev. T. s. ROBBIE leaves Scituate,
church in New Ipswich After fourteen Years faith
In Dedham Me-, Rev. James Wells leaves to go to
Northbridge Centre, Mass. The Rev. /. W. Smith,
Ss
after Ave years. service, resigned the passionate Of
the North congregational church In New Haven,
that at Chester-has secured the pastoral services
OF Rev. B. F. Pierce, Of Charlotte Mich. The Rev. W.
wis, where he has iabored seven years. to go as
missionary to Italy under the auspices of the
American Board. Rev. Norman Mcleod has re-
newed his labors as pastor Of the Congregational
church at Salt Lake.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholics OF Fall River, Mass, broke ground
Saturday. 18TH for new church, to cost $4O,0 900.
Rev. Thomas Norris, late OF Lowell, Mass. has
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has been transferred to the pastorate Of Danvers,
Mass. The MAGNIFICENT church Of the Dominican ,i an
completed by the LIST OF September. Father Burke
Is to preach the dedication sermon. Archbishop
OF female vocalists in Roman Catholic churches
der his jurisdiction after September next The an
nua collection for the Pope will be taken up in the
Catholic churches OF the diocese OF Boston today.
Bishop Loughin, of Brooklyn, will administer the
sacrament OF confirmation to the children OF st.
Mays parish to-day. The Rev. Father Abbott, Of
La Trappe de Bricquebac France Is dead, aged
sixty four years He led monastic life fortyth
years. The Right Rev. Bishop Bayley will lay the
corner stone of new church at Morrlstown, N. j.,
to-day. Father Burke will spend the latter part OF
of the Roman Catholic Church at Boston, has been
presented with $4,000 worth OF real estate In that
city.
The Rev. r. c. Evans, for six years rector of the
Church OF the Messiah, Port Richmond, has resigned
his charge his resignation to take effect August
The vestry OF st. Marks church. Newcastle, West
chester county, n. y, have granted the Rev. Alex
rope. The remarkable church quarrel between DR..
Cheney, OF Chicago, and Bishop Whitehouse, still
drags its slow length along, and threatens to be as
nterminable and tedious as the famous Methodist
Book Concern squabble. The case is again before
the Chicago courts-this time, however, In the form
trustees and congregation from giving their parson
age paying salary to the Rev. DR.. Cheney, whom
he having been formally and officially deposed from
his Office. The application Is made on behalf OF
three pretended members Of the church,
pose Of very summary. They say that
DR.. Cheney is the choice OF and is employed by all
but eight and half per cent. OF the congregation.
and that Ave and half per cent. of this eight and
half are absent from the city, and their views can
posed and assert that his trial and alleged depos-
| ton were both contrary to ecclesiastical and to
state law, and that both he and they have always
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| testant Episcopal Church in America.
or the three men who applied for the Injunction
the trustees say that one is pew Spectator and
has no other interest in the church than to buy and
| sell and make money on pews that another Is a
"carpetbagger'' brought into the church fifteen
months ago and for the purpose of prolonging this
strife; and the third, though pew owner, is not a
member OF the church or congregation. legal de-
csion is to be rendered in the case during the pres
ent week. DR.. Cheney has rendered his resigna
| ton, but the church refuses to accept 1t. 1t Is
strange how persstently some men will try to dis
i rnnt "a
more striking example has been furnished for a
| long time than this Chicago Cheney case. 1t Is to
he hoped that the end is at hand, and that pastor
and people will be allowed to pursue their way in
peace.
! MISCELLANEOUS.
/ Rev. DR.. f. N Potter Wednesday last In
stalled as President of Union College, Schenectady
n. Y The Rev. II. X. Timlow, of Walpole, Mass,
has become the chief editor OF the Christian Hateu
Qencer of this city, The Rev. Robert Crossette, a
congregational Minister, formerly of New England
died in Cincinnati last Sunday, aged seventy-two
years. The Rev. c. A. Bruegal, Of Greenburg, Pa,
has accepted the passionate OF the Lutheran church
in Warren Pa, and will begin his labors there next
month. The Rev. Henry Durant has resigned the