The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-14

shen, N. J. The Newark IN. ~ Methodist Preach
questng their city papers not to publish their pro-
ceedings. The New York city papers did the same,
and appointed Q committee to walt on the publish
Rev. samuel Farows. DID,. late Superintendent OF
Public Instruction OF WISCONSIN, has accepted the
Bloomington Rev. g. ". Il. 'I CIsrf Of the Ne.
England Conference, has entered upon his work as
city missionary in Boston with the most encour-
aging prospects. Tho latest bulletins from the
bedsides OF Bishops James and Simpson indicate
their speedy restoration to health. Not SO, how
ever, with the venerable Bishop Morris, now
home In Springfield, OHIO, IN extreme feebleness,
and his recovery is not expected. Rev. Robert D.
day last at his home In Hightstown, N. j.. He was
seventy.three years OF age iory OF which naa
Of the Foo Chow w (China mission, sends an &C.
count OF the peaceful death Of the first native
Methodist convert in that mission-Tlng Ang. He
ent member Of the church. The Methodists
OF Andover are about to build a church.
OF the Wesleyan Methodist Conference IN Canada
and adopted resolutions completely severing all
bonds OF ecclesiastical control over the latter.
This Is q step toward the unifcatton OF Nethodism
In the Dominion. The camp lettings In the South
have been followed by REVEALS IN the churches,
the work. ThirtyYe have lately been an added to
the Rocky Mount church, Alabama Conference;
etc Sandy Ridge, IL at Athens, to Selma. "A to
through several circuits and charges. Rev. George
L. Taylor writes that not less than ten new MethO-
dist churches have been erected on Long Island
within year or year and half
PRESBYTERIAN.
The o. P. Presbytery, OF Cleveland, has voted
to recommend the envelope system as the
best method Of raising church funds as they
find that the subscription system tends to destroy
tSs neace apS an az The
Unity Presbyterian church, OF Rowan county, N.
O., has received thirteen new members after ser
ceived at B0ligee, Ala, after similar services. Rev.
R. A. Patterson has accepted an invitation to 40
and Winter and starts for the t Golden s State in
few days. The Rev. T. M. Cunningham, D. D., OF
San Francisco has been appointed delegate to the
already come East Rev. H. A. Newell OF Rock
Island ILL.,, has succeeded Rev. J. 7. Killen IN the
MINI. Rev. =. B. Rafrensperger, Of Cleveland
Ohio, has accepted the call Of the Presbyterian
Church At Md and win MS his
arrived In New York from Belfast, Ireland, to
attend the Evangelical Alliance meeting IN
an On Ber shsy .a mas sson
Rev. Mr. McNulty has resigned the pastorate, Of
Claremont Presbyterian chnrch,. Jersey City
are building 50, 500 house Of worship there. The
Presbyterians Of Farplay, Col, are planning to
OF a Presbyterian minister fulfilling single pas
duly Observed Dr. sprasue, or OF eeneseo has
ton and himself will commemorate the event
Feur generations Of the Doctors household are
church, OF chicago, Rev. David swing, pastor, win
dedicate their house Of worship on the nrst Sab
bath OF October. Rev. James Latimer, OF London
derry ireland, Is visiting st. Louis and the West
Blackburne University Carlinville, Ill., has made
Rev. Charles II. Foote pastor OF the North Presby-
McCurg Of White Rock ILL.,, has s been be- called to
oregon and Forest City churches Mo. Rev. II. K.
OF Maco%o H. has been called to the
EPISCOPALIAN
A new bshopric has been formed for British KAT
fraria, and the Rev. DR.. Galloway. missionary OF
the Church OF England at Spring Vale, Natal, has
been named rs the first occupant OF the see He
will probably, be consecrated by the Prmus Of the
Episcopal Church in Scotland. The diocese will be
between the colonies Of the Cape and Natal, and
will be in extent equal to the whole Of England.
geon in Southwark. According to the testimony Of
Bishop Vail, of Kansas, EpiscOpacy is not making
the rapid progress which 1t should IN that State:
His language indicates the relative activity and
enterprise OF other denominations In this, as he
terms it, important central State" The trouble
re rector " Of St. Xnne's Episcopal CHURCH. LOWELL
Mass for nearly hall century past completed his
eighMtieth year August "a. Rev W. g. Tozer,
Episcopal Church IN New YORK city fV wis Be
raised. The entire cost OF the structure and lots
will be So 900, 600. Among the subscriptions already
London is perplexed over another Remaining
development in his diocese. vicar and church.
wardens have made application to erect "Baldac-
chinOn IN q certain church-St. Barnabas
'Badacchino" Is canopy often raised in Catholic
churches over the altar, generally OF costly mate
over $4,000 in this aping Of the Catholic Church.
1t has no spiritual significance, but is INTENDED as
a simple confession that the Catholic Church is the
true church. 1t Is another step OF the surrender
which the Church of England is making to the
Church OF Rome. The Bishop has not the courage
Chancellor or his diocese. Rev. DR.. Paddock. of
Brooklyn, the lately elected Bishop OF Massachu-
sets, WIN be consecrated to that ONCE in Grace
church, Brooklyn on Wednesday next
BAPTIST.
The Baptist converts among tho Teloogoos OF
Hindustan number 5000 They have theological
seminary nearly completed at Ramapatam and 100
young men ready to enter 1t as soon as Rev. Mr..
Williams. of Chicago, goes out thither to take
charge. Rev. j. G. ClOugh Is also to sail shortly for
the same field. His arrival Will make eight Baptist
missionaries in that place. The Rev. George Rose,
having seeded from the Established Church, In
consequence of the Bennett Judgment" has been
baptized at the Metropolitan Tabernacle by Mr.. ].
A. Spurgeon as q believer IN the Lord Jesus Christ.
What or whom did he believe In before On SUM-
day last open air services were inaugurated IN
Tnirty-fOurth street, between Second and Third
avenues under direction OF 5. 7. Himan, chair
man OF the Evangellzation Committee Of the Bah
fist Missionary Union. A large audience was
gathered, q quiet and earnest attention was given
through the varied exercises, including briefbut
pointed sermon full OF earnest appeals by Rev. W.
pastor pa i; Of the Strong place church. Brooklyn,
and enters fully upon his new duties to-day.
Along the Ohio River, above Maysville, KY, there
is no Baptist church. There are the important
towns Of Greenupsburg, vanceburg, Ashland and
Catlettsburg which are destitute OF Baptist min
istry. In Richmond, the county seat OF Madison
county-a very important point-the. Baptist
brethren bestirring themselves to build meet
ing house, and have already secured 600 in SUBJ
scrptions. 1t is said that at least twenty-five
county seats are without Baptist churches; and
yet the Baptists outnumber any two denomina-
in the state Of Kentucky. Four Baptist churches
III Providence are pastorless. Rev. 7. Cratz goes
from Cross River to Hamilton n. Y, and Rev. y. l.
Ray from New Berlin to North Greenbush, N. Y.
Rev. Charles Stovel, OF London, arrived here
on Sunday last. For forty years he has
been the beloved and efficient pastor Of the
Commercial street Baptist chapel Though now In
his seventy fourth year he Is as full of vig0r as
most men In middle lie. II was Mr.. Stovel, In
conjunction with the illustrious Knibb, who In
1882 addressed the famous anti-slavery letter to
the American Baptists, the influence OF which went
far to bring on the great issue upon which the
Church, North and South, divided. Mr.. Stovel
comes as delegate to the Evangelical Alliance,
and, as Baptist visitor, will be warmly received.
The following recent pastoral changes are an.
nounced Rev. Q. w. Ray, OF Bristol to East
Bridgeport, Conn.,; Rev. +. +. Emerson, OF Glouces.
far Moaa IN fOrd Dow