The New York herald., 1872-08-11

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educational interests here, which would be i'm
perlled were he to leave them suddenly, have kept
him back to this time but he has no desire or inten
tion of evadng the law OF the Church and hopes
next year to locate himself permanently in San
Francisco. Rev. J. H. Beale OF the East Maine
East Conference and stationed at Bloomfield, Conn.,
The tenth national camp meetng has Just closed at
Me- wHs ns@ anS ss
been organized, and the revival interest s steadily
progressing-Rev. George Wells pastor. Southern
progress. new houses Of fworship being erected. and
the people generally wide awake In their Masters
glorious revival and up TO the latest dates ninety
five had been converted and seventy-six added to
most mo- u Of the points within the bounds Of the Florida
Conference. At one appointment, on Columbia CIR
cuit there had recently been an accession Of forty
three members. The church at Dawson. Ca, has
had an accession Of twenty-eight members: Rev.
Il. b. Crawford reports Q revival at Jefferson,
aS'' We're seventy-six accessions and some twenty
five conversions. The Plttsburg Conference
the Methodist ProeSans GhuTcn viii as nHla
Pa, commencing ON Wednesday, September 4.
Rev. II. Palmer is President The Board Of Publi-
purpose Of conducting their publication anairs.
has entered upon his d1ties More than half Of all
the evangelical church members In the State Of
Wisconsin are Methodists. They have 1858 churches,
valued at $l,l62S70; 100 pars0nages, valued at
They have also 1886 travelling preachers 800 local.
scholars. Camp meetings Will be opened or con-
tinued this week in Crsaed Station, Del; at Mil
near Baltimore; at Urbana, Ohio; at Merrick, L. IL
ct Sing Sing; at Delaware Water Gap, Pa. on
snd gERs g WOODS II t aa oS
Anne and Kent circuits, Ma: at Emory Grove, on
twenty minutes ride from Baltimore; and in Pitt
man Grove. near Philadelphia.
There are in Buffalo eight Presbyterian churches
to population OF 10000, and eight in Rochester
to a population OF 65,0O0. From the beginning re-
| vivals have taken deeper hold on Rochester than
on Buffalo, and at this time there 3,279 church
members in the Rochester Presbyterian churches
to 2,47S In Buffalo. Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, ID. D.,
arrived In the Adriatic on Saturday evening last,
greatly refreshed in body and spirit by his foreign
almost the form oY an oSation dr. Gnyer as
representative Of the American Church and Of
American interests, has rendered most valuable
service abroad In his public addresses and In his
Church and state: Rev Dr.. Charles sturges, p
es asto"n L. aatn ans Of s%noy IN ss Pa 'y Ss;
washington city - Rev Il. N Mierd, IN IN conse,
quence OF impaired health, has resigned the pas
toral charge OF the church at Holland Patent and
| removed to Utica N. Y. Messy Creek, Va, recently
In 1857 the fresbytery Of Eastern Texas had iour
minister's at work within its bounds, and now 1t
has twelve among twenty-eight churches. These
| are fully employed. One of them serves four
churches regularly, and occasionally visits two
others, riding on horseback at least two hundred
miles per month. Another breaches to seven
different congregations every month: An, in
| terestng religious revival Is reported in War
rem chapel, Mobile, which has been in progress
now eight weeks, and has resulted In over
ninety persons presenting themselves for prayers,
| OF whom twenty five have already joined or are
soon to join the Church revival Is also reported
ns ass FL as In to Mo- tS
Church. The Rev. Mr.. Atwater, OF Princeton, N.
j., has received call to be pastor OF the Presby-
terian church, Montgomery Orange county. Rev.
| William NJ. Robinson is supplying the Providence
church, Allegheny city, from which Rev; !. " Gel
Brugh has removed from Hayesvie, Ohio to But.
ler, Pa, and become principal of the Witherspoon
Institute In the latter place. Rev. John X. Dundas,
supply, for q time, the Presbyterian church OF New
Salem, Presbytery Of Allegheny. Rev; W; 9: John,
extended to him by the Sixth avenue and Twenty
second street church, New York. Dr. II. A: Nelson,
Of Lane Seminary, having concluded his pulpit
the seac:lOre, now goes to Auburn for short time.
Rev. Oliver Crane D. d., who was a missionary OF
the American Board in Turkey some years ago and
more recently pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
in Carbondale Pa, has gone to revisit the OF
his missionary labors and make tour Of the Holy
Land. A new house OF worship for the First church
| Of Steubenvile, Ohio was dedicated last Sunday.
eaurch at New Richmond, O., and gone to- assist
Rev: =. p. Pratt, D. D.; to organize new church at
a5 O. the Rey Mr. MeCurdy has declined
church. Kingston, N. Y. The Rev. Rufus W. Clark
D. D., Of Albany, is supplying Dr.: Adams pulpit in
Peoria, H., has received the title Of D. D. from Gen.
tire College, Ky. Rev. w. Howell Buchanan
corner Of Fifth and Locust streets, st. Louis No.,
was sold at auction few weeks ago, Tor the hand
some sum OF S115, 900, and the congregation have
now bought lot up town, where they contemplate
building new church The new Presbyterian
church OF Bedford, Westchester county, N. Y,
| will be dedicated to the worship of Almighty God
| on Thursday, the 18th OF August. Rev. Mr.. Dunn's
church, Boston, will probably be obliged to build
IN front OF their present house. Rev. DR.. Robert
Patterson, pastor OF the Jefferson Park Presby-
terian church OF Chicago has been absent on
an extended European tour. On his return his
church gave him a cordial reception and the young
II. Hough, Of JACKSON Mich, and II. 1. Hubbel Of
Ann ArbOr, Mich, have been invited by the Amer
Wis. in mission to the South OF Europe. 1t Is pro-
posed to establish theological school lor the train
OF mae s rrs hey D d.
Ohio, is going abroad with his family in pursuit OF
health, and expects to be absent a year or longer
cepted call 10 tie vacant pulpit Rev. G. NJ. spar.
grove, OF Murrysvie, Pa. las received call from
Fhs Sea f5ar' D gF gsoyey Ct Dsro aeSSSay So
n place Of Dr.. n ]. Morrison, resigned The eS Rev.
Eliot church, and Rev. DIR. D. A. Wallace, OF Illinois,
at the First Presbyterian church OF Boston last
SuOUuGi. Inc hCN. D Ii. GaDrallH, formerly pastor
OF Presbyterian church in Sterling, n. Y, and
who succeeded Rev. Dr. D0dds in Latakia, Syria, as
missionary of the Reformed Presby yterian Church,
has now followed him to his eternal reward. The
Second Presbyterian church, louisville, KY, Rev.
! Dr.sRobnson pastor, employs the envelope system
successfully. Last year the collections amounted
to $4,000. without including some $4,000 recently
subscribed TO lay the foundations of new church,
which, when completed will cost 100000. Rev.
Cephas Purnett and wife, who have been engaged
in missionary service in Rurmah for some forty
|>years past, and who have been on visit to this
country, sailed for Glasgow on Saturday,
Sd inst, on their return to Rangoon, Burmah.
The Scotch Presbyterian church at Argyle, n. Y,
are about to build new church edihce. Its
pastor, Rev. +. c. Easton, received eighteen 10 its
membership ut Its last communion. Rev. DR.. Pat
| terson, OF the Second Presbyterian church OF Chi
cago, Is seeking In New York, Philadelphia and
Othern Eastern cities to replace his library de-