The New York herald., 1873-05-11

Southern Methodist Episcopal Church has $50 trav-
eliing preachers In Texas, 20S Sunday schools
charcn members Tne missionary coiiectohs
Methodist Episcopal Church South amounted to but
$94, lS9 last year. Rev. J. G. Thompson, for many
ference, having recovered his health by visit to
THIS country, Is now doing good work In the
Rastorate ON Clark street church, Nashville Tenn,
church 81 this city, Rev. J. J. White, pastor. has
bought the Universalist church on South third and
will continue to occupy the church half the tune
on sundays and once on week day OF each week,
until the 1st OF April next.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The salaries OF the professors in the North
western Presbyterian Theological Seminary have
sources OF the institution are $168,6iS In money,
$250,000 in real estate and $4,000 In buildings,
49, Rev. joel ParHer, % D. Dr. % p1ss
rates in Philadelphia, New York and Newark died
ploring Eastern Mexico with reference to
on tners Rev. goSn S Of san
Antonio, Texas, accompanies him. II II Is
found lmpracticable to establish mission,
Giles Court House, va. Rev.. H. W. smuller has
resigned his charge at Huehsonvlllc. near New
Rev. D. J. Atwater, Of New Brunswick, N. j.. has
accepted call to the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church Gnu Sa. near u Newburg, Z Rev. Dr. Sproe, OF
oils Rev. Drs. Eadie and Oalderwood. Of Edln-
6grg have n IN New York They come
General Assemblies in this Country. Mr. D.
W. was s an
day evening" April rs. David Street, licentate OF
the Presbytery of Cleveland and late OF the
call to the mission church Of Waupaca, Wis.
The church has now thlrty-eight members. Rev. DR..
Dunield has resigned his pastorate of the First
remove 20 warmer climate Tor his health's
sake. Rev. George +. Jones has accepted the pas
dywine, Del. He will be ordained and installed on
June 49, Rev. +. r. Adams has taken charge OF
e II a. III hsngg hocs oo ney @ ,rom ma am
Presbyterian church at Onarza, Iii.
EPISCOPALIAN
At the late meeting OF the Convention OF the
Episcopal Church in the State or Florida the con-
stltution of the diocese was 80 altered that
wherever the word presbyter occurs it was
stricken out, and the word priest substituted.
Bishop Doane,. Of Albany, expects to san for
Europe on the l4tn inst II Is understood that one
object OF his visit Is to inspect cathedras, with
view to the erection OF the new cathedral OF All
Saints at Albany, the corporators Of which held
their first meeting In Easter Week. The Rev. Mr..
Ancient, whose name Is SO hOnOrably associated
with the efforts to rescue the passengers OF the
has been called from his humble situation
at Terrance Bay to HALIFAX. to labor in the Trinity
church section OF ST. Pauls parish He has ac-
cepted the position and will enter upon his new
duties whenever successor Is found Tor the Ter
rance Bay mission. Wherever he may CO. the
blessings OF those who were ready to perish, and
Of thousands all over the world who admired his
herolsm, viii go with him. The Baltimore Epfsco-
pal Methodist, speaking OF tho removal of Rev. Mr..
Galaher, OF the Memorial Episcopal church of that
city, to Zion church. OF New York, characterizes
the Memorial church as ecclesiastical canni-
to death, enthusiastically, in that sepulChral re-
treat than have been martyred OF late years by
all the heather tribes OF the world In fact, 1t adds,
the only use ot a clergyman in that parish seems
to be to be knocked in the head as q prOpitla
sacrifice, not to the OF Or. Johns, then to
s see a e Ses
except by the Offering of q fresh and juicy young
Tsw INTO s dsphs 5s ssow
What is curious about the matter is that 1t sue
ceeds in obtaining the services OF some OF the
ablest men OF the Episcopal Church In this country,
each OF whom is found. alter short time, lying
out upon the highway, In q comatose condition,
with various laymen seated upon his remains,
some picking out his eyes and others feastng upon
his bones
The growth Of Baptist churches in London for the
past year is:-Chapel slttings 2,107; members,
1913; Sunday school scholars S0l7; Sunday school
teachers, 800. The Association builds one new
chapel each year. Recently scandinavian de-
partment has been established in connection with
the Baptist Theological Seminary OF Chicago and
manent endowment. Or. Lorlmer, OF Boston, has
declined the call OF the First and Pierre
or the Seao II
accepted call to pastoral labor with the Baptist
church, Ellsworth. Me-. to commence the close Of
church. Boston, has sailed for Europe to be absent
several months. Mr. Boyd, who completes his
dained as pastor OF the First Baptist church.
Charlestown. Mass, on April 3O Mr.. Edwin T.
HscoX IT, was ordained as pastor o. TN the Baptist
The Hamilton Park Baptist church, OF Jersey
City, has Just been organized They propose
Ssdoaon Dc @ services Of the North New s YORK Baptist
chuIc ch corner Alexander avenue and 14lst street,
hareP nsrds win Be ea On nS
and Installed pastor OF the Baptist church, North
field. N j., April so The Laight Street Mission,
Knapp, has proved great success. The congre-
CATION has grown until the spacious old house is
generally comfortably filed, and the sabbath
school enrols about two hundred and fifty chill
dren. The Baptist standard Is to be kept anoat
there. The Tabernacle Baptist church OF 81. Louis
debt, which ought to have been paid.
Rev. George Cooper will begin his pastoral labors
with the First Baptist church, West Philadelphia,
to-day The Fourth Baptist church OF Philadelphia
raised last year for Church and benevolent pur-
poses $l4,o42 Rev. Harry Smith is about closing
his abors with the South street church. Indianapo-
lis Rev. E. s. Riley OF southport, has received
call to succeed him. The Baptists Of Ohio number
AZ, sO6 they have sol churches, and last year they
contributed SlO,772 to foreign missions. Dr. Jeter
is to return from his foreign mission field before
the the end du Of this month"; month to read paper before
Dr. George B. Taylor, who is going to
Italy as superintendent of Baptist Missions, there.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholic schools In Savannah, Ca, have been
granted a share OF the public money for their sup
port, and placed upon the same footing as the
Protestant, the text books remaining subject to
the Bishops approval, and instruction in the Cath
olic doctrines being provided for at stated hours
each Cay. Rev. William Ii. Brio, formerly OF Bur-
rellvile, X l.. havs been appointed at Fall River,
Mass. The Easter collections In the diocese OF
Hartford for the seminaries amounted to $16 37
The "water OF Landes" Is working wonders out in
the West. Its latest triumph is the curing
OF young man whose arm was mashed
at bridge on the Northwestern Iowa
Railroad, near Lyons. Gangrene set in and five
physicians awaited his death every moment with
composure. The parish priest OF Lyons was called
in and with him arrived some Sisters OF Charity,
who applied the renowned water, and after two
days he began to recover, and there Is now no
signs OF immediate dissolution but good hope
that the young mans arm may be saved. A Park
ersburg wv. VAL correspondent relates the cure of
lady suffering from neuralgia and OF another
holy water. The new Church Of the Sacred Heart
at Russellville, Ky was dedicated on Sunday, April