The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02

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hundred have presented themselves as penitents,
most OF whom have been converted. In Dubuque,
EpsoCps HcSsoe F
twenty have Joined the church on probation. AZ
elas eSs & ss .sd exe On
renced the blessing Of pardon. and in Ashley Pa.
seventy-nve nave found peace In believing.
Rev. G. $. Pope, OF Oberlin. Ohio, was ordained
to the ministry on February IL, and settled in
has taken charge OF the churches OF Big Rock and
New Ill, Liberty, Iowa; Rev; G. p Osborne, Of East
tionaI church. Baltimore: Rev. @. NJ Palmer Of
Cornish, has been called to Meriden, N. H., and
Rev; p; L; Gesr, Of ca%brdgeport accepts call
bria, has been called to the welsh church, Uincin-
natl. rev. s. v. Pearson, Of Brunswick, has set
Centre, at Ashtabula, Ohio Rev. H. g. Kelsey. OF
l!ollston, has been called to Woburn. Mass Rev
Snnsspo ana ReV rsy 70 Ea Of
Penn Yam. n: T., mas accepted call TO the
Hanover street SnuTcn, M ny XnSe.. Wis Pro
account OF feeble health, has not been able TO
preach at al for touryears u once more ready to
vance, ILL.,, Rev. J. Tompkins pastor. are expert
encing quiet but deep and far-reaching revival.
in Pontiac. ill.,, under the labors Of Rev. o. Parker
All the churches in the place unite IN the effort
me @ Inquiry e M sv
BAPTIST.
Rev. O. r. Fippo. missionary in Delaware, has
Waveriey Baptist church, near Baltimore. A Pitts
burg firm OF iron manufacturers are about to erect
e Rev. me has Been
preaching in the neighborhood lately. with marked
REV. Rs,se W, aas Sde his
Campbete minister, has just been ordained Bap-
list in Tyrone, Pa, and has accepted call to the
Clark, Of Cincinnati, has been called to the Beau
mont church. st; Louis, Rev. ", 7. England called
Rev. W. Hurln, Of Antrim. n. H., to Piaistow. n
q. Rev 8 A. Rinsburt. D, D.. Of Hpntngto6, Ina;.
to Lockland, OHIO Rev. W. W. Robinson, to Bluff
town. Ind Rev. H. N. Richardson, Of Fulton. TO
Nils Mis- 70 Lake View, Mich. Rev r. Teliord, OF
Warren. Ohio. to Rochester, MINI: Rev. g; Young
ss1S Ridge pSf Ps "a
Rev. N. Cyr, Frenchman, has been appointed
District Secretary Of the American and Foreign
work win be to circulate the Bible among
Roman CATHOLICS. from which faith be
Madison ssY Ma accepted cam
to the passionate of the Remsen avenue Baptist
church, Of New Brunswick, N. J. He will commence
a as eaes sHeSaFns Fas Mass for Washing
ton, D. c.. where he takes charge OF newly formed
Baptist church Rev. Mr. Rogers has organized a
IN Philadelphia. to be known as Shiloh Baptist
church, whose pastor he is to become in few
Of the First Baptist church OF Harlem was
| held on Tuesday evening, February IS, for
pssto Rev. " Es s
passed asking the pastor to withdraw his resigua-
ton, and rendering. him leave Of absence
| to recruit his health-under the impression
that he would not withdraw 1t. But he did and
the church folk are now mad as bulls because nc
Union employs ia missionaries In Asia and SOC
native preachers. The net gain OF the Baptists IN
Massachusetts, during the past year, on member
ship Of Al, 900, was only AZ.
EPIsCOPALIAN.
Rev. F. W. Raikes has resigned the parish OF the
Good Shepherd, Rochester, W. N. Y, to take effect
the 31st day of March. BY the Will OF the late James
p Haskin legacy OF $4,000 has been lett to
toward the u new Church edce Rev. Charles III
Babcock has entered upon the rectorship Of Gui0n
church. BROOKLYN, l. Rev. Joseph s. Cotton has
county count Nebraska Rev. G. s. Converse has declined
the rectorship OF Christ church cathedral Reading.
the rectorship of Christ church. Washington, D. G.
Rev. w. L. Citizens has assumed the reGtorship Of
OF the sa9 So
tre-going and dancing. The vestry OF st: Paul's
church. Key West. have invited Rev; John ReutheE:
their pastor. The Episcopalians Of Ever
green, Fla, are making arrangements s,,t to
has become rector Of Grace church, Providence,
La; Rev. A. J. Drysdale has taken charge Of
Emanuel church athens Ca Rev. Thomas Bar
Pa. Rev. J. l. Tucker, D. D., has assumed the pas
torate Of St. Paurs Reformed Episcopal church,
torai labors with Trinity church, Marshall Texas.
On February IL, In Madison, Wis.,, at the request OF
Bishop Armitage, Bishop Huntington ordained to
the deacOnate Unitarian preacher, aged sixty
eight years-ffteen years older than the Bishop
himself. The Bishop and the convert were ac-
quainted twenty-five years ago or more, but they
have not met for quarter OF Q century. The ven-
cradle deacon does not to die in the faith in
which he has lived, and is anxious to spend the
rest of his days In missionary labOrs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Young Mems Christian Association has been
organized In Rome, Italy. New Orleans has q
Hebrew Society numbering 5000 members. The
Rev. Henry Morgan, Of Boston, known as the
"Poor Mans Preacher" will open q course Of lee
lures to non-church-gOers this evening In Cooper
Institute. The Fulton street prayer meetings for
business men are now held in the church corner Of
tended. The Treasurer reports the debt of the
Board OF Domestic Missions Of the Reformed
Dutch Church on the 1st Of February to
be $12,746 80. one Of the most attentive
listeners to Rev. Mr.. Peeke's sermons in the Re.
formed church in Rhinebeck. N. " Is red squirrel
that has made its home in the organ gallery OF the
church. Rev. G. F. Mueder, OF Wheeling, w. Va,
has accepted o call to the Reformed German church
at Cory Pa. Rev. J. J. Pennebacker. OF Dayton,
Ohio, has accepted q call TO Rlmesberg; Rev. j. M.
Titzel has removed to Irwin, Pa, and Rev. F. Pill
gram has taken charge OF Shenango Reformed
German church, Pennsylvania. Rev. q. Neef has
accepted q call from the Reformed German cOngre
cation at Pottsvle, Pa. Rev. A. ]. Herman has
organized a new Reformed congregation at Top
tOn Pa.
Foreign Religious Matters.