The New York herald., 1873-08-31

ciety OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. They
win be joined at Liverpool by Rev. 8. Knowles and
family. who also returns to India, and at Suez by
| Rev. J. A. Nudge and wife. Five other mission
| aries are under appointment for China, who will
| sail the middle OF October. This latter company
viii make thirty men sent to the foreign field
most Of them too, accompanied by wives-snce
the new missionary secretaries assumed their po-
sitions, thirteen months ago. The Woman's Mis-
sionary Society have sent out nearly as
at DenvilIe is said to have been one Of
remarkable spiritual power and to have been
% who is in Japs has Re
Mr. Cowel le" route from the Foo Chow mission
to Japan and calls upon the Mission Board to send
another TO China In his stead. DR.. Warren and Dr.
Payne OF Philadelphia, have sailed from Liverpool,
and are expected home in day or two. Rev. M:
M. Parkhurst, pastor OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
church. Chicago, win start from that city Septem-
ber s on years voyage round the world, touching
numerous friends OF Bishop James viii be glad to
learn that the latest reports indicate that his con-
iu of his fnai restoration to health, though the
process may be slow. Mrs. York. wife OF Rev. L. Q.
York OF Detroit Conference was licensed to preach
Rev. 9. @. Dains has been appointed principal and
Mrs. Dains preceptress Of the Northern New York
DR.. Porsal, OF Baltimore, and Rev. G. w.
Mclaughlin, OF Phladelphia, spent little time
meeting. Rev. j. L. Crane, OF Springfield, ILL.,, and
Rev. Dr. Collins, Of Memphis, Tenn, were also in
hnrcn was a Of
Mauch Chunk, Pa last Sabbath. late letter
from DR.. Vernon Superintendent of the Metho-
dist Missions in Italy, says that new mission
chapel had just been opened at Forli, and that
its first service was packed full. 1t holds more
and n VISITORS e at f ocean Grove last Week friday
subscribed $1,000 TO endow perpetual scholar
ship IN the India Conference Theological seminary.
Rev. DR.. Wilson, OF Louisville, while IN London
recently, went TO Spurgeon's tabernacle on
nRr0 mo mt o1 Snn nd NJ q
geOn to assist IN the administration OF that ordi-
nance and to address the congregation, which he
munion The Presbyterians Of Chicago number
about g. 700 souls. The first Presbyterian church in
was organized IN 1880 The first Presbytery was
held in Philadelphia in 1905, and the first General
Assembly was instituted IN the same city In 1883:
1SS ordained ministers; today 1t can boast OF
large and influential membership and highly
educated ministry, numbering some 10000, with as
many churches. The two hundred and seventh ses-
sion of the Presbytery OF Orange will commence at
tral Texas win meet at Austin, october 2 The
Presbyterians OF Katonah, N. Y, are making ear
nest Efforts to erect a church edince. committee
Campbell, OF Poolesville, Md, has accepted posi-
ton as Principal OF the Andrew s, Small Academy,
supply the church at Poolesville, Md. The First
Presbyterian church OF Providence r. l., has called
Rev. John Dixon, graduate Of Princeton, N. j.
Rev. L. W. Currie has removed from Moore county,
North Carolina, to Mercer county, West Virginia,
u
The Choteau avenue Presbyterian church, st. LOUIS
Mo-, mas called Rev. Thomas Marshall A summer re-
vival Is reported at Sedalia MO- where the churches
For few weeks past the two Presbyterian
churches, General Assembly and ID Declaration @ and
union services on sabbath evenings. The spirit OF
all has been most kindly and traternal and the
meetings most interesting To-day they purpose
having a union communion. Rev. Father Chini-
guy, the reformed Catholic priest who has charge
himself, have fOrsaken the Church OF Rome, was
baptized at the late camp can meeting at Kankakee.
not consider that have ever received Christian
baptism, for the Roman Catholic Church is not Q
with great power. Ninety-two thousand and fifty
SIX dollars is the sum already subscribed by the
Presbyterian churches In the United States toward
the liquidation Of the missionary debt OF $12S, 900.
EPISCOPALIAN.
ROCKVILLE Centre. L. T.. and from present indica.
tOns they expect to organize parish and have
church there at no distant day. Their ministers
trustees have kindly allowed the use OF free OF
charge Rev. D. G: Gum, rector OF ST. Paul's
undertaken the organization Of another parish, to
| be known as ST. Luke's, OF which he viii become
| upon to organize three new parishes in that do
cese. Rev. r. d. sterns. of Boonton, n. j., has
torship of st. Paul's New Albany, Ind. Rev. H. G.
New Dreams. M Kew B. Brtton Of Dayton y Ohio,
has gone to Urbana, ohio. DR.. r. s. Jewell pres.
byterian pastor OF Greenbush, n +, is about to
| Island. Rev. James II. Bowles, OF Trinity church,
San Francisco has been deposed from the ministry
| in Chicago. The diocese of delaware has 81
| parishes, 20 churches and chapels, % ministers,
and scholars 2,7SO. The contributions Of the do
| cese last year amounted to $36,69S 81.
| The Union Park Baptist church, Of Chicago have
| An interesting fight among themselves touching
the retention or dismissal OF their pastor, Rev. F.
Mccarthy. The church Is nearly equally divided on
the subject, but there Is small majority in the
| PASTORS favor. Rev. W. w. Evarts, Jr., has de-
cned the call Of the Baptist church at Tarrytown.
N. Y, and accepted one as assistant pastor OF the
First church, to which his father ministers In Chi
sailed ast week for an Extended tour tnrouH
| Europe and the Holy Land. Rev. Robert BOcOck,
NJ D., OF Mount Vision has accepted the pulpit or
the Baptist church at Rockville Centre L. l., from
which the Rev. II. o. Pentecost recently resigned.
Rev. George B. Ilsley, Of springvale Me-, has re:
| from Warren to Tenants Harbor, Me-. Rev.
@. F. Myers goes from Redding to Sutton.
puIpts pulpit '' in Indiana, and there p are 1nrs more
than that number Of Baptist ministers pulpitless
and unemployed, and willing and anxious to be in
| stalled at very moderate salaries. Baptist
church has been organized at Salt Lake City, and
| Rev. George w. Dodge has been chosen pastor.
| Mr.. w. W. Evarts, Jr has been invited to become
pastor of the Baptist church In Tarrytown, N. Y.
! The Herkimer street church, Brooklyn, OF which
DR.. s. Baker was pastor have called Rev. Henry b.
Warning from Camillus, N. Y, and he has ac-
cepted. The Baptists propose to celebrate the
| tennial in 1876 by universal movement through
out United States in behalf of their institu
tiOns OF learning charging them for their proper
| work and strengthening them by endowment. Rev.
| J. G. Burkholder has resigned the care OF Bank
| street church, New Albany, Ind. The Rev. ]. ID.
MeesOn has resigned as pastor the Baptist church.
Hastings, N. Y rhe General Association OF Baptists
| in Virginia unanimously agreed to support the
| American Bible Society instead of their own Bible
| Union. Somebody says there are no Baptsts in
| Newfoundland and suggests that the water is too
| cold. Rev. L. q. Taylor, DID,, pastor OF Coliseum
| church, New Orleans, is spending some time with
his friends in the North he breaches to-day for the
Warburton avenue church, YOnkers. Rev. George II.
| Brigham, Of Groton, N Y, has received and ac-
cepted an appointment District Secretary OF the
| American Baptist Missionary Union for the St Law
| renee district, which covers western New York,
! with headquarters at Rochester. Rev. Mark
| Bailey has resigned the presidency OF California
College. at vacaville, and accepted that OF the col
| lege at McMinnville, Oregon. The Baptist church
OF Greenpont l.. l., have called one OF the sons Of
DR. HiscOx to become their pastor. Rev. DR.. Moss,
| of CIOzer Rev. II. Y. Colby. OF DAYTON !: