The New York herald., 1873-10-19

now hopes to complete the endowment
in this country. secretary Treat Of the
American Board, states that the income
OF the Board last year Qs7l-g was $445, ,S25.
Rev. DIR. Thayer (congregatlonal has re-
signed his passionate at Newport, r. l.. after an m
cumbency OF thirty years. Rev. James Powell, OF
Newburyport Mass, has accepted the appointment
OF district secretary for the American Missionary
the return OF Rev. q. d. Pike. Rev. s. 4. Ander-
son, d. d. OF Napo N. Y, sails shortly for Trini-
sp @ as he his osrss
in GreenDoro, VT, after successful pastorate OF
nine years.
The Ryland chapel, Washington. ID. O., IL having
an excellent work at this time and much goou IL
entered INTO a new life and about twenty-tnree
united with the church. The work still goes on.
There are also meetings going on at Mckendree,
Gersuch, Grace, Twelfth street, Fourth street ana
Fletcher, which all promise much good 10 the
Church. The number at all these combined VINO
have left the world for Christ Is about thirty
more. Five young WESLEYAN Methodist ministers
reached Halifax last month to supply vacant CIR
cults In the Eastern British American Conference.
They came from the English Wesleyan Conference.
Bishop Bowman dedicated new church at Kidder,
amount due on the building so wisely had the so
clety worked under its pastor, J. W. Boyee. me
London Wesleyan ministers OF the London olstricts
have planned metropolitan missionary campaign.
Nearly 15O services were provided for to take
place this month and next. Could not some oi
The Alfred University at a late meeting OF the
trustees and faculty, conferred the honorary
Emory Methodist Episcopal church. Jersey City.
Rev. William Allen died OF apoplexy, near Cherry
VALLEY r. October 1872 He had st neen EM,s Local
copal church of Adamsville. Troy Conference, WIN
be dedicated on Friday, October "a An unusual
% washington, .: g., Rev: =. D, owen.
Franklin Ferguson, proprietor of the Burlington
Gazette, has undertaken the erection. at Pitman
Grove OF tabernacle, to hold 5000 children and
q & S1.OO
President Grant, and already Its success seems
guaranteed Rev. j.; X Burr. Dn IS slightly i'm,
charge at Hoboken, he has retired to Hacketts-
town until spring, when he hopes to resume work.
the Interior last week to be suffering from fever
and ague, and very much inclined to profanity
christian Advocate corrects the Interior and says
the Doctors symptoms were nausea OF the stomach
produced by the Interiors; attempts to support
Calvinlsm. Rather pretty
PRESBYTERIAN.
Ross street Presbyterian church, Brooklyn Il.
D., has called to its pastorate the Rev. Mr. Scovel,
OF Cleveland, Ohio who preached there last sunday
and will probably accept the call Rev. DR.. Parker,
are spoken OF as probable successorsof Dr. Adamstn
the pastorate Of Washington square Presbyterian
DR. vol on aaye tne s n1In
vacant by and by. The Cumberland Presbyterian
church, OF Brooklyn are at loggerheads with 5hei.
dimculty. 1t is said that the Presbytery re
various offences, one Of the members being an In
corrigibe beggar The services in memory of the
@ sprg D p aoe on 0
first Sabbath In November November p, when
the Rev. DR.. Murray will deliver memorial dts
course in connection with other appropriate exer-
cses. The corner stone OF the new house OF wor-
ship now in process OF erection for the Rutgers
Presbyterian church, Madison avenue and
Twenty ninth street, will be LAID next Thursday
afternoon. There Is rumOr noating round IN
aSont to be caed new church in the eastern
part OF Hamilton.
Rev. DIR. John Dowling, temporary pastor or the
South Baptist church OF this city, has been forty
one years in the ministry during which time ne
tire permanently from the ministry and from the
pastorate of the South church. Advancing years
and that he cannot stand the strain nor perlorn
the duties of faithful pastor longer. He is nov
years Of age the three Years ear pastor,
church Of this city has had remarkable prosperity
The membership OF the church has been neariy
doubled in that time and the net increase OF the
past year was sixty. The whole number Of men,
bers is now about 400, and more than $4,000 were
raised lor all purposes during the last association
year. The expenses OF the church Tor the year
were about $4,000, leaving a balance OF over
jects. or this sum more than $4,000 were Tor city
missions alone. Rev. A. J. Allen, pastor OF the
M y Sc + ss sS
by Rev. A. d. Gillette, d. D., OF this city. Mr..
Allen leaves the church at Ticonderoga in a pros.
eight years. Mr. William r. Wright son OF Rev.
Thomas G. Wright, was ordained By the
First Baptist church in Westerly, II. l., for the
church at Senaca Falls, N. " on the 1st inst. The
Hanson place Baptist church Is to be reopened to-
day. DR.. Fulton will preach in the morning. In
the afternoon there Is TO be q union service OF
Brooklyn Baptists, and Drs. Sarles Moore, Ander-
son and others VIII deliver addresses. DR.. Armi-
tage will preach in the evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There Is restlesSneSs both with pastors ana
people all over the country There are probably
more important churches vacant to-day at the
great centres OF influence than there have been
before for years. The cry for sensation preaching,
with the turbulence and democracy that gets into
the Church, has unsettled many pastors or induced
them to resign. SO says the Examiner ana Ch70nt-
Gle. william Everett, son OF Hon. Edward Everett,
formerly lawyer and author, has been admitted
to the ministry, and occupied one OF the Boston
pulpits last Sunday. 1t is said that he lacks his
fathers dignihed elegance but has fervOr his
father never possessed. The Lutheran Church
of this country is to have its first National Sunday
School Convention at Bucvrus, Ohio, November 4,
and 8. Rev. James Powell, formerly pastor at
Newburyport, Mass, more recently with the Jubilee
Singers in England has returned, and takes the
place of Rev. G. ID. Pike District Secretary of the
American Missionary Association for Connections
and New York. The Woman's Centenary Associa-
ton OF the Universast Church received last year
ending September ~ for their work $21,373 As
and expended of the same $20,094 "A. They have
now in their treasury $l,577 %. There is mission
for the Danish emigrants at Castle Garden, New
York, and the Mission Society in Denmark helps to
support It, Rev. A. L. ]. L9holm, one or the only
six Danish Lutheran ministers in America, has
lately received small sum OF money from that
society to prosecute his missionary work among
the emigrants OF his nationality arriving here.