The New York herald., 1872-08-11

poses sos s76 r. The congregation Of the ReformeS
church OF Lower Walpack, Sussex county. N.
S,I j., have laid the corner stone Of their % new
Phanthropic Society has been resusctated.
This Is very ancient institution, having for its
object the lending OF sums from s3 to clio, without
faith Weekly relief is also given to aged and In
urn coreIlgionsts who are unable to obtain live
nhoou. Ine town mission OF Birmingham, Eng
land, has just erected a "cabman's rest" In that
place at cost OF $3.50. 1t contains sitting accom-
their food. There is also an apparatus FOR cooking.
The current expenses OF the .scabmans rest, are
who avail themselves OF Its ADVANTAGE. Reiaious
and moral books and reading matter will also DO
supplied 70 it. AS means q raising money for the
Of " which viii be x collection or Of photo,
n sss g. %nses every States e
with his signature. These will be placed In albums
and the albums will be sold In the lair by subscrp
tions and contributions for a sum ranging from $500
to $1,000; the money to help build the house; tho
albums to he placed in the lre-proof library for all
writing from Manchester, England. says that 'clvil.
Izati0n has entered the back streets OF That
CITY," He therefore scouts the taea Oh Sw1iIe
on her own soil are square miles OF lie tnSt no
creeds churches or christianity Of any sort nave
Icnard has resigned the pastorate OF the Reformed
church in Baltimore, and accepted call rom
French G. aSss SsaS saaSs S s Jaan Sa city
Mr., Grandilcnard In Baltimore ia: 2. ": shics
hot weather BY a discussion OF theological CUES
tions at California, KY. They began on the 2Sd Of
audience The Rev John AlIemany died at New.
town, Va. ON Friday, August 2. aged seventy.two
SS beasssn Fss s has RS papos snd sas s
man Reformed Churches OF this county X Xhere Y
one barrier only to TINS union and Ea9 M 0ArtsSn4 n4
Inteltfgencer points that 0ut-namely, that whll6
%on mon 'tSss the Reformed @ DacSmsn cling also to the
OF tue synod % OF Dcr framed more tnam s
don't care straw. And this smaI matter
Is likely to hinder union: nS Dr. A. 1 I.
cisco, has been dedicated and the pews sold.
Seventy pews were sold for s5o492 of which $40 oOe
have united their services during August. These
are the Bedford avenue Reformed the Ross strees
Presbyterian the Lee avenue Baptist and the Lee Lee
IN each church on successive Sabbaths This to tho
pastors Is equivalent to three weeks vacation
eer Of the et # Or " Yale s College, in place Of
Rev. Mr.. Jones, OF Southington. deceased. or the
yGok oege wev a7 e
~
II view, ana al Of the Class q six graduated S5
clined the invitation to church in Brooklyn N. Y,
and will remain at Mount Morris, N. ]. The Evan
forty-third annual Convention In Harrisonburg com
mencing Thursday evening, August 10. The statis-
tics Of the Synod for the Norwegian Evangelical Lu
theran Church In America show the following condt-
on Of the Church n S2 es
baptized, s,sis;' eonHif&ed, soss; comnuneS:
Ss7o3; burials, 1929; Weddings ss7; teach
ers Of parochial schools, rs Rev. Charles g.
Ames, who has accepted the call Of the Q1E
tartan tar; Society Of Phadspnt
steamship which leaves San Francisco August Is.
The Germantown church will be reopcned Septem-
ber !. and Henry W. Brown will be invited to sup
ply the pulpit until Mr.. Ames arrives; the Rev. y
OF Rev. Mr.. Hales church, in Boston, last Sunday.
The Third Congregational church OF San Francisco
| Is torn with the question whether Cinnamon shall
be admitted to membership-yeas, 4S nays, SS
denomination. At the late commencement Of the
Western University. located in Ptttsourg, Pa, the
Rev. Augustus Brod6ead, one Of The esteemed
m snag Of the Presbyterian B9sIa sia
College,. has been elected President Of the
signifed his acceptance OF tRe position. me
French Protestant Synod adopted declaration In
favor o. the Independence Of che shas the
OF the principle when the State judges It neces-
| safy, and finally recommend the churches TO
prepar6 for this change. Rev. David Cook. for
! many years pastor OF a Congregational church In
| church, Brooklyn, OF which the Rev. Henry Powers
was recently pastor. Not many years ago an assO.
citation was formed to evangelize Iowa. Out OF
this grew the Iowa College at Grtnnell. This col
lege is now sending missionaries to the foreign
field. Instead Of the usual address before the
Society OF Inquiry at the last commencement there
was the ordination, as foreign missionary. OF Mr.
George d. Marsh, OF the Glass Of 1867.