The New York herald., 1872-07-14
for Truth, you are even now in the pathway that
leads to her holy temple. VlNDEx.
Ministerial Movements, Changes, &c.
METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Rev. DR.. J. A. McCauley p. e. Of washington
District, has accepted the presidency OF Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa, made vacant by the election
Of DR.. Dashien to tho Mission Secretaryship DR..
McCauley Is graduate OF Dickinson OF the class OF
1S46 and Is thoroughly competent for his new posi-
tion, he having been President of the Wesleyan
Female College at Staunton, Va, for time. The
Methodists Of st. Louis have held meeting and
appointed committee to procure suitable Epis-
copal residence, and to provide fitting reception
for Bishop Bowman who has chosen that city for
his home, and expects to settle there In the fall.
The Rev. N. M. Parkhurst OF Chicago, has given
$1,000 to the Garrett Biblical Institute, and 600
to the Ladies' College of Evanston, ILL.,, as memo
rial to his deceased wife, the interest OF these sums
to assist q needy and deserving young man and
woman to obtain an education respectively
in those institutions Professor @. @. Brag-
don, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, has sailed for Europe,
to remain for two years In Germany, de-
voting himself to the study Of the Latin language.
The baccalaureate sermon before the Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Conn.,, will be preached
this morning by Rev. DR.. Cummings, Its President.
DR.. Foss, OF New York, will preach before the mis-
slonary lyceum in the evening. Bishop Andrews
is the orator, Professor Winchen the poet and Dr..
J. E. King the historian for the reunion Of the class
orator. and tine Rev. W. s. studley the poet before
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Tuesday even
ing. The commencement exercises proper take
place on Thursday. The Wesleyan Church has
lost q valued minister by the death of
the Rev. Elijah Hoole, d. D., the senior Secre-
Haven wEen oa tSa Ge p
Syracuse University, with Its 900 salary awaited
his acceptance, telegraphed at once that no educa-
tiona institution In America could induce him to
leave Evanston ILL.,, and the Northwestern Univer-
sity. The value Of the institutions property is
decea That OF once Of
every third year, beginning next year.. when
The Cross street Methodist Episcopal church. Pater-
son. n j., have increased the salary OF their pastor
KEY neT d. IUwrae a ana q are about to to build new
Market street Methodist Episcopal church. Pater-
son. Rev. L. r. Dunn, PASTOR have just erected
organ to assist the the choir. The late Rev. . r. V.
Lawrence, OF Wharton street church, Philadelphia,
Mas os nearly twenty minister in IN New
one OF the leaders and promoters OF the assOcia-
tiOn for the Promotion OF Holiness In the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Bishops Haven and Ames are
visiting Dakota and other portions OF the Great
West, and expect to be absent about six weeks.
ascertain the needs OF the Church there before he
takes up his final abode among them. The MethO-
dist Episcopal church In South Lawrence, Mass,
has had struggling existence for about two years;
but they are about to build church which will &C
cOmmOdate about eight hundred persons, and they
expect to start on a new and prosperous career
under the administration OF Rev. ]. W. Parkinson.
The camp meeting Tor the Springfield district,
New England Conference, at Northampton, Mass,
OF Dickinson College has sailed with his family for
summer tour in Europe. Rev. A. l.. Brice, Pre-
his Conference the superintendent OF the devO-
tOnal exercises OF the Denvllle camp meeting for
1872. He Is projecting some decided improvements
In the conduct OF the meeting The Second Metho-
dist Episcopal church OF Railway have given their
pastor Rev. b. o. Parvn, who Is threatened with
pulmonary decline. furlOugh until September,
continuing his salary and offering to pay for sup.
plies. This church deserves to have good
preacher always Us 1t evidently knows how to ap-
precate one such.
Rev. J. S. Heiser, pastor of Third street church,
Camden, has sailed for Europe.
The chaplain OF the Minard Home, Rev. j. N.
Crane, reports the successful Introduction of
raj orphan benecaries OF that institution to posi-
tions OF usefulness and comfort.
The MethOdists Of Revels Neck, Somerset county,
Md, are preparing to build new church.
Rev: j. +. Cymer, pastor OF the church at
to Troy Conference, and stationed at Pttsteld,
Mass. The Rev. Charles A. Pitman, n delegate from
Liberia TO the late General Conference Is to leave
physician In SinOre, Liberia recently died in that
place; he was the son OF Rev. j. M. Moore, presid
ary from Norway to his countrymen here,
preachedlast Sunday in this city and In Brooklyn,
Wis., Wis to take an lei appontment IN the As Norwegs
district. The Methodist Episcopal church in
Portsmouth, va is about to be sued for debt Of
the church North and south and the Baptsts Of
Norfolk ya afliliate quite freely in their Sabbath
services. But they evidently require great deal
of labor from the Methodist minister. Recently, it
is said, he addressed Sunday school (Baptist) at
re- IN the t iy m Is
taught Bible class at three, preached at Market
Square at six, and at eight In the tabernacle and
was overhauled next morning for not addressing
the inmates Of the AlmshOuse and the city Orphan
Asylum at five O'Clock.
Church, and about one hundred and fifty have been
at her affairs for prayers. w. Ayres Pastor. Rev.
II. P. Blood, of East Maine Conference has gone to
Wiley Is going to BOston to live about the end of
the month The Methodist Episcopal church at
Heath, Mass, have commenced a church edlfce.
The services Of Rev 4. Davis have been secured by
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. East Cam
bridge, till October l. The PASTOR Rev. William ?.
Ray has been generously granted u vacation till
that time, with support continued.
Rev. Joel Brown appointed in the spring to Cross
to rs m cSnrge TO- taSs the place Vaeaed
by the death Of Rev. Dr. n j. b. Morgan the late
pastor Rev. Lewis @. Muller succeeds Mr.: Brown
In the pastOrship OF Cross street mission. The rei-
Know to what determination Miss Smiley, the elo-
Saptlzsd ~ bv Rev Mr. Pentecost, Of Brookiyn, but
does not claim nor want to be a Baptist. She
breaches In Methodist churches, and last week held
forth on the camp ground at sea Cliff Grove, and
would like to JOIN tine Methodist Episcopal Church II
she could be received into the regular ministry But
as this cannot be at present Sne HOatS among the
Protestant denominations, belonging to none but
claimed by all. The Texas Christian Advocate Is
labOring to get an Increase OF salaries for poor
preachers, who have to go to secular empoyments
for their bread and butter IL thinks that the most
desirable form OF revival OF religion we could Eave
would be wide-sweepng conviction of the sin Of
starving preachers, and a reformation proportion
ate to the offence.
BAPTIST
Rev. 8. d. Church has entered upon the pastOrate
of the Preewill Baptist church Of Blackstone, Mass
Rev. John A. Winebrenner, A. NJ, has been chosen to
professorship In Hllsdale College, Pa The Baptsts
of Long Island are providing home for the aged
Deacon Francis Mason gave before his death sixteen
lots for this purpose, worth 100000 Since then
$4,000 has been raised for the erection OF buildings.
1t is proposed TO increase the sum to 500 0o0
The oldest sunday school In Boston, that OF the
Its nfty-sixtn anniversary. 1t has lady teacher,
who has been connected with the school hall a GEN.
tury and who has been absent but twice during
that long period. Rev. DR.. bowling, of Newark,