The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY g. 1s72-RPLE SHEET.

church, the Rev James d. Wilson, is enjoying we'll
earned respite OF a few weeks. new Presbyterian
Y, the middle OF this month"; Rev. Mr.. Atwater,
OF Princeton, N j., has received call to be pastor
OF ne $ en church H1sngs
Presbyterian church in fredericksburg, Md.-the first
In all that region. Mr.. Knight young Free Church
Msrtineau, and is to be called to trial before his
presbytery for entering Unitarian pulpit. The
Presbyterian church at White Lake, Mich, Rev. L.
process OF erection. Rev. j. A. Ranney, late pastor
In Three Rivers, has taken the agency OF the Mich
the rich donations to Princeton, since his Presi-
dency began-amounting to nearly three quarters
OF q million dollars-have been given spontane-
for dollar This extraordinary fact speaks well
for the generosity OF Presbyterian capitalists; for
continuous stream Of lfSeralisy has been pouring
into n injection SINCE his arrival. Rev O. j. Hill, OF
whitehall whitehall. n T., son-in-law Of Rev Dr. TODD, OF
Pittshed, has been called to the church In AnsOnia
Conn.,. Salary 81, 500 with parsonage Mr.. Bigham,
one OF the passengers In the Thomas Pope, from
and is on his way to Georgia. from whence he re-
ceived a call to 'cOme over" and help con-
inc .n sn aex the put M aSt she
Of the Cincinnati Female Seminary, has sold his
turn to the pulpit. Rev r. H. Leonard, who has
abOred about five years as pastor OF the old Pres
IN 70 an nas oy ms
The Treasury Of the Relief Fund for Disabled Minis
ters OF the Presby terrain Church is empty, and Rev
to meet liabilities on August l. DIR. Hawley, Of the
Auburn First church, is OF to the CatsEils Tor six
Dr. Condit of the seminary. The Central church
Of Auburn renew their call to Rev. H. r. Hickok, OF
d. making the SALARY ssoo and
ton Of Dr. Boardman Rev. Charles 5. Durfee,
Of the First church, NewburypOrt, has re-
signed owing To Ill health. The Pres
byterian church at Lowell, Mass, Rev +.
s. Calhoun, pastor is about to build temple for It's
Assemby's delegates to the Presbyterian bodies OF
Great Britain, has Just returned to his home and
IN ts IN the e OF M aayns
charged in common with DR.. Cuyler and Elder
Welles: He travelled as far east as Damascus: The
Presbyterian church, has during the year ended
July received into the Church sixty-two persons,
afty-dve on profession Of faith. Rev DR.. Nichols,
East to spend his vacation. Rev. A. W. Sproul
has just completed sixteen years OF pastoral labor
in tho First Presbyterian church In Chester, Pa.
The accessions during his pastorate have been 405
majority of whom have come in on profession OF
faith. Rev. Robert Il. Dubois pastoral settlement
in New London Conn.,, is now OF more than thirty
years. continuance. His is the banner church In
the Presbytery for holding on to a pastor. The
First Presbyterian church OF Cleveland, Ohio has
called Rev. II. Q. Haydn, late pastor OF the Congre-
gatlOnal church In gainesville, as associate pastor
with Dr. Goodrich, and he has signifed bis accept
load for many years, and of late at considerable
hazard OF a too early exhaustion. He will be re-
needed rest and inauguration. The Rev samuel
Hodge, President OF LenOX Collegiate Institute,
Hopkinton, Iowa, has received D. D. from the
church. Washingtonville, Orange county, N. T.,
have just completed o beautiful parsonage, and
the Second church win also complete p &
stalled over the Presbyterian church at Preble, n
Y. Rev. G. Il. Bracket was recently installed pas
of which the venerable Thomas Smythe, ID. D., had
long been pastor. He Is said to be popular ana
Which PF IN
of erection for the past two years. approaches COM
peton. 1t will be the most elegant and stately
adelphia. The Rev. Or. ieomans, of Orange, n.
j., lately dedicated a new church for his
cfG the s sa%e Sy Drf Dr. Ysomans
Is q brother Of the well known translator OF DR..
Schaii histories, and who two years ago, was re.
Church which the present Doctor so ably fills. The
Presbytery of Elizabeth at Its last meeting took up
the subject OF ministerial support, and passed q
series OF resolutions, the substance OF which was
that no pastor within their bounds ought TO receive
less than 81 900 year and house rent. They assert
that each pastor is entitled to support OF at least
two cents q day per member, exclusive OF house
rent from his own people IL Is ieproach 10 tIe
Christian Church tnat any minister should receive
a sum less than 81, 900 a year.
METHODIST.
Rev. DR.. HanlOn, OF the New Jersey Conference,
has resigned the presidency Of Pennington Semi,
nary, which he has held for six years past, and
Professor Diks takes his place. DIR. Hanl0n Is to
sail for the Old World in November, on an extended
tour In the Holy Land and amid Bible scenes, and
on his return will re-enter the pastoral work. The
Rev. DR.. 0. II. Tiffany, OF Newark, has so far re-
covered his late indspositon as to be able to travel
He attended the commencement exercises i'll Pen
nington Seminary on Wednesday and Thursday
last, and delivered a very able address on PRO
gress' before the PhilOmathean Society of that in
stitutiOn. Rcvs. GOWNS, OF Staten Island; J. At
klnsOn, of Bergen, N. j.; Parker, of Long Branch;
Studdeford, of New Brunswick, and DR.. Dobbns, OF
Camden, N j. spent part OF last week as visitors at
Pennington Seminary during its commencement,
at which time eighteen students graduated
Bishop Harris is looking for home in Chicago
Terre Haute, Ind. on the 1st of September. Bishop
Haven is to lay the corner stone of the new church
recently inaugurated President OF the Wesleyan
Female College at Macon, Ga, by Bishop PIERCE.
e,1a Christian Advocate, announced several weeks
ago. has been protracted and he Is not yet able Tor
work in his onice. He has gone to Griffin, Ca,
thence to the mountains to recruit his strength.
The new church recently organized on Cottage
street, Cambrdgeport, Mass, have Just com
Wnssr anew Prnena ea'ofe he
Conference Seminary, has entered upon the pas
toral WORK at Essex, W. Rev. George Forsyth,
ference Seminary ut Bucksport Rev. j. A. Sher-
burne, Presiding Elder of the Montpelier District,
Vermont Conference is recovering slowly from
severe sickness. Bishop and Mrs. simpson have
been on visit TO Governor Clafin OF Boston The
Bishop Is enjoying excellent health. While Revs.
W. H. Perry, p. E.. OF Bridget0n District, and J. +.
Morell, pastor of Union charge, N j., were remov-
ing frame building adjoining the Pittman Grove ,'e
roof OF the house fell in and broke
one of Mr.. Perry's legs and fractured
Mr.. Morell's collar -bOne. The injured brethren
are recovering slowly. Rev. DR.. Lanahan, OF Book
Concern notoriety has accepted the presiding elder
ship Of Washington district, Baltimore Conference,
on condition that his health will permit At Smiths
Landing Burlington district, N. j.. Rev. A. Atwood,
PASTOR the society have just finished new parson.
age. Five camp meetings are already announced
to be held within the bounds of the New Jersey
Conference this summer. The Pleasant Grove camp
meeting, near Woodruffs Station Vineand Rail-
road N. j., will commence August 10, and close on
the following Saturday The meeting Is conducted
on the old plan adopted by the fathers in the
early days OF Methodlsm. Rev. DR.. William H. An
dcrsOn, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
widely and fav0rably known in Missouri, has
been elected Principal OF the Louisville Male High
School. Cornwall papers, England, report the