The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-29

the Sunday school as project.
of Raymond. Miss, to Auburn. same State; by Rev.
Va q sser c Of 70 M
Hannibal, MO-; BY Rev. J. o. Denniston OF Wash
n X 70 s
this city Ninth avenne) TO the First Presbyterlan
church OF Newburg, N Z, at q salary OF ss,soo per
Austin. Texas on the 8th inst, Is announced. Rev.
H. o. Brown has been released by the Presbytery
Memphis from the pastoral charge q the church
for service. Rev br. r. L. stanton, lately Of the
Presbvtev, Cincinnati. The Presbyterian church OF
ottawa. ILL., Rev. L. Y. Hays pastor, Is in -four
two Years ago at q cost, with lot, OF $4,000, is
found not to be too large. sixteen persons were
added to the communion roll OF this church ~ us
last quarterly communion. Rev. James b. shaw,
d. D., has entered the thirty third year Of his
passionate with the Brick Presbyterian church Of
organized last month, has sixteen minis,
tiers on IL roll p.sss aces, all Rev Q, Ns
I. Rankin has resigned his charge in Longa-
coming, Pa. Rev. Tryon Edwards, ID. d., OF Hagers-
town Mo- has gone to wilmington nSdn Del 70 MINIS
Ward OF the senior class OF Princeton Theologlca!
Seminary, has accepted the call OF the church at
Thomas Aitkin for over thirty years pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Sparta, n Y, is seriously
III. Rev. Dr. y. Is. Bell has terminated his passionate
with the Presbyterian church at Lyons N. y. In a
recent revival there ninety joined the church ch
At one communion. revival IN North Broad
pastor, has brought in twenty-five on pro
isssion and thirteen By letter The meet meet,
ioas interest at Hunters Point. Meetings.
have been held every evening for three
known as an ious inqurcrs Also the Baptist
church at Flushing DR.. Middleditch's, is enjoying
tokens Of revival Rev. = " + MtcacocS late OF
invited to become the settled pastor, instead OF
the stated supply OF the American chapel in Paris
Presbyterian church, Indianapolis on Sunday
10Th inst. Rev. B. +. Words has left his charge in
has 20 the dD church on
Traverse Bay, Michigan. Rev. A. Lewis, OF Hills,
dale, goes to Utica n. x. Rev: A. Spencer, OF
Il. Hulin, prominent preacher and editor, died
at his home in gIoomled y on the 2lst inst
the passionate OF the Broadway Presbyterian
church, Baltimore. Rev. @. M. McCampbell was
cre this q
formerly ministered to by Drs. Paxton, Ludlow,
Aitken and others. MT, McCampbell is young
| few Sabbaths he has occupied the pulpit the con-
gregation has doubled. The Presbytery Of West
Virginia has organized church at Pleasant Flats,
Rev. James Bolton OF New Jersey, has succeeded
the late Rev. A. Masy in the Pasptorate g. the
| Adams, OF New Jersey, has been called by the
churches Of Cold Spring and Georgetown. Del. The
/
The Second Presbyterian church OF Cincinnati have
purchased $780, 900 site and are about to build
tor Rev Dr. Wooa Geneva has BEEN SICK With
severe attack OF lung lever, from which ne Is
slowly recovering
In the Spring Of 1877! Rev. Dr. .. }. Gibson, pas
tor or Grace Episcopal church at Petersburg, Va,
gave to each OF his $50 Sunday School scholars
SIX grams Of corn and directed them to plant it
and send In the proceeds for foreign missions.
| The corn, on being delivered was found to amount
| RI al five hQr Vn ahnnff w
The idea is novel, but really commendabe. Rev.
Joseph Wood has accepted the rectorship OF St.
duties on the lst OF January. Rev. Charles Brock,
D; D., has accepted the rectorsnip Of 81. Pauis,
70, Ss.1me Pa Rector Rev. George tse
Rev. John I. Guick and wife have
work at Kalgan, China. Mr.. Quick is one OF i've
brothers engaged in the missionary service. Rev.
Dr. Elliott, OF Cincinnati, has accepted call to the
Church or the Ascension in Washington, to be as
sociate rector with Bishop Pinckney. Bishop Hun
Episcopalians for increased contributions to the
Society for the Increase OF the Ministry" During
the sixteen years OF its existence, he says, 1.-THE
men, who now fulfilling their Office" many OF
whom would never have taken orders but for this
help.
Three years ago the Church authorities OF Prus-
STA consented to open Sunday schools. At the pres
ent time twenty-five churches in Berlin are en-
gagged in this work and report 5000 children
ceivng religious instruction from these schools.
In every province efforts are being made to estab-
ish them in the large towns and cities. Rev. L. p.
Birch President OF the LAGRANGE Female College,
Georgia, has resigned to enter the ministry. Rev.
c. p. Beeman, d. D., will take charge of the Mount
January There were IN 1872 1000 sunday
n nectea with the Reformed church ps in the
United states and the total number , OF
America was about $4,000 .' Rev. Charles u E. Hart
pastor OF the North Reformed church OF Newark,
N. j.. reported an addition OF 24o persons TO the
membership OF the church during the six years or
his passionate. OF whom 107 have been added on
profession OF faith. There have been raised for
s4os3i and for benevolent objects ss5, $40, being
twice as much as the whole amount raised during
the previous ten years The receipts Of the Ameri.
but s5j,S62-scafcely one.half OF the average
penditures-sl2 $50 below the receipts OF the same
period last year. and $2 121 below those OF the
period the year before. The Congregational church
at Georgetown Madison county, N. r., has been sold
years the society being too small to support
minister. The proceeds OF the sale are to be de.
voted 70 benevolent Objects Rev. +. F. Wilson, OF
Cato, n T., has received unanimous call rom
the Reformed church OF Boonton, Nj Rev. Alfred
J.. Meyers, formerly OF Brooklyn, has undertaken
TO supply stately the church at Bronxville, West
chester county, for period OF three months. Rev.
+. Pilgram, lately OF Columbia, Pa, has accepted
call rom the Reformed German charge at Green.
vile, Pa. Rev. Ed. L0deyick has been installed
pastor Of the Reformed church in st. townsville. N.
y. Rev. o. II. Spoor, who has been pastor OF the
NtiIHoutNiHe SOHHTtHdllOHdl CHURCH, MlcH., lof
fifteen years, accepts call to Grand Traverse,
same State. Rev. w. b. Bachtell, OF oxford, has
accepted call TO the congregational church al
Stuart, Iowa. Rev. Charles H. Allen has accepted
the charge OF the Congregational society at West
boro, Mass. Rev. J.. B. Shoup has received and ac-
cepted call to the Loysvile, Pa Lutheran charge.
Rev. ]. +. Reinmund was recently installed as
pastor Of lions Lutheran church. Lebanon, Pa.
Rev. H. Wells OF Columbia City, has
taken charge OF the Lutheran church OF
North Manchester. Wabash county, Ind. The
Lalrdsvile Lutheran church in Lycoming
county, PENNSYLVANIA, has been without
regular services one year. Rev. G. b. Whtacre, of
New Britain, Bucks county Pa, has received and
accepted call to the Lutheran congregation Of
CObeskill, \. J. The Rev. G.. H. Davis writes to
the London Record announcing the preparations
made for the PRONUNCIATION OF the Gospel through
the press at the Vienna International Exhibition OF
1879 An absolute refusal was given TO the propo-
sal TO erect within the grounds kiosk such as ex-
listed in Paris for the distribution of Gospels or
tracts An effort TO secure spot In the avenue
leading to the exhibition also jailed. the