The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-21

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farm, worth $40, 900, to the Methodist Church Ex.
q e. ss Ss We & SSesS
ss Jesse '' 1 Pec1 ne ans his 'c %iis
to tho syracuse University. They S are old and
childless Rev. R J. Perry, preacher in charge
Of Gainesville Station, Bolton District Northwest
South. reached St. Louis last week. he having been
appointedby Bishop Mar last fall to station with
ant part OF his work to secure the erection Of place
OF worship: For the present the Mount Vernon
place Philadelphial congregation have dscon-
Episcopal churches, as usual are open morning
and evening for worship
The General Baptists OF Great Britain have mem.
bership OF 20,970 and seventy-nine churches. Rev.
!. J. Gundy has been compelled by continued Ill
and return to Canada. Rev. John p. Wills has re-
signed his charge Of the Shiloh Baptist church,
by Baptists In education was 81, 100000; now it is
over $12, 1000. From 1852 to 1872 the Bap-
lists Of California have expended s2S 52l in State
missions. The cliques OF Baptists In Nebraska
and elsewhere In the West are dropping their sec
tartan nomenclature and are cOalescing. The Rev.
open communion among Baptists in series of ar.
ticles published In the Watchnan ana Reflector A
new Baptist church in Matteawan N. Y, was dedi-
Gated on Wednesday It's pastor, Rev. DR.. Masters,
has been disabled by partial paralysis. Rev. A. b.
Earle has preached necessarily in revival meetings
delivering about six hundred sermons, averaging
more than two sermons a day. The Baptists OF
Virginia are resolved to raise $500, 600 this year as
that he expects to resign his passionate in
Rensselaer,, Jasper county. Ind, the coming
The pastor Of the German Mission Baptist church,
OF Detroit, Mich, Rev. c. Young, has been granted
leave Of absence for three months, to enable him
to return to Germany and visit his friends there.
The church Is supplied during his absence by Rev.
A. Ludwig, o former pastor Of the church.
pastorate at Duluth, Iowa. Rev. L. A. Abbott, OF
Rochester, Minn has accepted call to the Baptist
church Gnu IN La Crosse WIS Rey J. H. WdeTm n
Baptist church. A Baptist church OF nine mem
bers was organized at Lamond, Steele county,
Minn, few days since, OF which Rev. J. Q. Weeden
Is pastor. The Baptist church of Birch Run, Sagi-
nav county, Mich, will dedicate new house
of worship to the service Of the Lord on Thurs
day, July 20. Rev. Dr. Emerson, of Salem, Mass,
aged ninety-four years, fell few days ago and
fractured one OF his hip bones. Rev. }. F. Rush has
fist church at Picture Rocks, Lycoming county, Pa.
Rev. w. 3. Hamblen writes that the Baptists in the
frontier States are doing more to extend their Dor,
planted, revivals enjoyed, meeting houses erected
stated preaching sustained, and upon the whole,
pioneer work. George F. Merrill just graduated
at Newton, accepts the call of the First Baptist
church In Springfield, as successor to DR.. Ide. Rev.
Simeon Siegfried for three years pastor OF the
Mount Pleasant Baptist church, Belleville avenue,
Newark, N. j., has resigned, and his resignation
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church last week. Mr.. Sieglrled has no particular
passionate In view, and 1t Is probable he Will remain
In the city for time without a settled charge
The Baptists OF Vermont are moving with great
energy In the matter of an Academy. They have
determined on the location, and have determined
to put up and endow an institution that will be
second to none in the State. Rev. q. II. Malcolm,
Of Newport received the DoctOrate OF Divinity nom
Bates College hewstown Me- last week :. Rev. o.
church Of which he was formerly pastor-Bowdoin
square, Boston. Rev. ": P. Everett has resigned
Eisin, iii. The Baptist Churches in and
around New, York are generally supplied
with acceptable pastors. A few pulpts are
ers Among the shepherdless focks are the Ply
mouth Of New York; the North, of Jersey City; the
and the South, OF Newark. The Rev. J. G. Post has
left Fort Scott, Kan and gone to Nevada, Mo. The
Rev. Cyrus Thomas, Of Bellevtle, ILL.,, has taken
pastoral vacation and come East to advocate the
interests Of the Illinois Baptist Education Society
Athol, Mass, is his Headquarters. The Baptsts OF
ings' at Clinton, in that State some time in Octo
Der or November next. conference OF Baptist
ministers in Philadelphia spent portion of last
Wednesday discussing the question, "Where lies
the power OF ordaining to and depOsing from the
ministrys'' but did not decide it. Rev. A. J. Row.
land entered upon his new field of labor as pastor
OF the Old Tenth Baptist church. in Philadelphia,
Sunday last.
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Henry LOOMS and wife, OF Central New
York, are on their way to Japan as missionaries of
the Presbyterian Church. The Allen street Presby-
morning during the summer vacation OF the pas
tor, by Rev. Mr. Hobert, Secretary of tlfe American
heV M are Dr. to spssd the
Mountains. The church Of the latter, in West
the summer. pr: N. 9. sutphen, Of the Scotch
several weeks. The only Presby tsrian churches
Ia BROOKLYN. Westminster.
place and Memorial, East Warren street. The Rev.
J. M. W. Farnham, missionary to China, arrived
here last week. and on Sunday evening he adj
dressed the ThrOop avenue Presbyterian church,
Brooklyn, and during the week left for his home in
Efn is spending the SUMNER at
small Villages ' ADJACENT to that enteSprisins
Allen Maxwell, pastor OF the Presbyterian church
there. The Rev: A. d. Barber has closed his labors
in New Milford, Pa. since Dr. McCosh took charge
OF Princeton College it has received gifts amount
ing to 100000. Rev. DIR. s. NJ. Campbell, OF
Rochester, N: Y, has returned from his foreign
tour and received a warm welcome from his people
and friends. Rev. John c. Lowrie, d. d., the senior
secretary OF the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
his ardnous duties and nee to the mountains
for health. DR.. Lowre has served the Church with
the greatest fidelity uninterruptedly, for forty
years. Mr.. Rankin, its treasurer, has gone to Eu-
rope by advice OF the Board. The Rev. j. Il. Dunn,
Of Massachusetts, formerly of this city, Is travelling
in the Holy Land. The First Presbyterian church
out intermit1ng single sunday for the
last POI years. The Rev. Gerrit Hwy
sen, late OF Upton, Ind, has taken charge OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church at Barton, Washington
county, Wis Rev. Dr. F.. l.. Hurd. of sandwich,
ILL.,, has gone TO Highland Park, in the vicinity OIL
Chicago, and Is building up a new mission there
with very encouraging prospects. few Presby
terans in Raymond, ILL.,, town on the Toledo and
Wabash Railroad not two years old, have built
church there costing $1,000, and now they are look
ing for pastor. There is no Presbyterian church
say, have church one mile and a half from the
place, but they doing little or nothing for the
spiritual good OF the people. Rev. J. G. Davis ID.
d.. OF Amherst, Mass, who few weeks since re-
signed his pastorate OF twenty-eight years, has
been requested to remain with them. Mr.. T. G.
Jerome, graduate OF Hamilton College, and q
member OF the last class at AndOver, was recently
ordained pastor OF the Pacific church. New Bedford.
lie has been supplying the pulpit Of the Pacific
church, from Andover, for nearly year.
EPISCOPALIAS.
The exchange of nnnifs hefWeen DisSenterS and