The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-12

diversions from the path OF virtue and religion or
cases Of scandal lust and crimen have lately come
to light there Calls have been received or accepted
BY Rev, H. w. Fish , to Hamlet H.; by Rev. W. X:
Rev b. Carroll, OF Lambertvile, N. j., to Kipgwood,
N. j.; by Rev. II. A. DuDoc, OF Rochester n Y, to
church, ii sandwich, III; by Rev. William
OF the theological Seminary at Allegheny, Pa;
by Rev. T. +; Fisk to Du Quon. Ill. by Rev:
7 B. Jervs to the Presbyterian church Of Wells and
Columbia, Pa. Rev. J. 8. Mcdonnell has resigned
tiae III. Rev. Q. R. Alden has resigned his charge
also resigned at Brcokviiie, Pa, and gone to
Webster Grove church, st. Louis. Rev. J. L. Ian
Presbyterian Sabbath school &c in staunton va, has
200 scholars ana forty-six teachers.
The following pastoral I'e Changes have recently
been made or are to be made shortly:-Rev MT.
T TIL late Of Keene, n H., goes to Augusta, Me-.
bridge, Mass Rev. b. N. sperry removes from the
Central Baptist church, Thompson, Conn, to LIT.
sn sc Ssa hs Of
avenue church, Rochester N. Y. Rev. r. Vinegar
has his .s eleven Of the
Ssptsd the can q the First Baptist S church IN
Psee Baptist oSarsn s Chicago ILL., n GENERAL
list minister s Rev. s. Morgan, Of Cincinnati
has become pastor of the First Baptist church in
Parker, who S has BEEN f for many years success
fully employed In the ministry and In building up
educational interests in Minnesota, has accepted
Six months passionate Of the Baptist church IN
Visalia, Cal Rev. j. Albert Wirth has just closed
six years. passionate at Nevada City, CAL, and
OF Oregon city, oregon. Ten years ago Brother
Wirth was sailor In the Pacific squadron ON
board the nagshp OF which Rev. !. StoeR6rge was
have called the Rev. J. " Stratton, OF Bunyan
Ohio. He entered upon his duties last Sabbath
private letter from Liverpool states that the
Myrtle street church are making arrangements for
Q grand silver wedding on the approaching twenty
sowe BroW The 'n Second Baptist Of
Philadelphia, Rev. william Cathcart pastor, have
purchased ground on seventh street, south tn. OF
new house OF worship In Connecticut there are
ia Baptist churches OF which TWENTY-FIVE are with
of children in Sabbath schools, 1885, The Port
Jefferson Il. ~ baptist church has not Withdrawn
Island Baptist Association as previously reported.
1t, however, refuses to pay the annual appor-
tionment for missionary purposes
Rev. ]. s. Inskip is holding revival meetings in
the Franklin street Methodist Episcopal church,
Baltimore, and Rev. W: Mcdonald in Wharton
street church, Philadelphia. Rev. James Morrow,
late Of the Irish Conference, now pastor Of the
With IN his
torate. Bishop Wghtman, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, has gone home to rest little
ing to note from Des MONIES, Bishop Andrews
has his hands full of episcopal work out in that dis
tant region and has engaged himself ahead for the
whole month OF January to preach and dedicate
churches In divers parts OF his territory. Rev.
Carl schou native Dane VINO mas peen ior some
Evanston, Ind.,. was on Friday ordained in this
city to the mission work in his native land. He
sailed on Saturday for his field Of labor:
He will have the oversight Of the Methodist
missions in Denmark, vice Rev. MI. Wilemp. Rev.
"a ~ rd W
change Of climate He will, therefore, leave India
for America about the lst OF February. Bishop
Northwest Indiana Conference missionary to
Bulgaria, to assist Rev. Mr.. Flocken. The work Of
tive helpers, Gabriel Ellen and Dimtry PetroG the
former at Sistof the latter at Tultcha The missiona
ries now going out Will have their headquarters at
Rustchuk. Mr.. Buchte Is an dlu1',1sttS OF the In
diana Asbury University, and young minister Of
much promise. The foundation of q new wes-
the spot where Bishop Asburry was born, in
LAG, to be called the Asbury, Memorial
NEAR SR EnSanS the sown was
formerly part OF Wesley circuit in that city. In
Woodbury. Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. J. r.
gladden., pastor, the series OF meetings, recently
closed, added forty to the church. A letter from
Ireland states that Rev. W. G. Campbell, of the
Irish Wesleyan Conference General Mission, re-
ports most encouraging news. The grac GUS re-
yval at Athy confines, and has extended beyond
the limits OF the ordinary Methodist congregations.
There has been little or no opposition and the
blessed results OF the revival have had their in.
nuenCe OH roman CatnOllcS ana Others. A con-
siderable number of Catholics have proiessed con-
version. An extensive revival has been going on
during the last four weeks in the Methodist
P. Krohn, pastor. Nearly one hun
dred protested religion, eighty-seven united
vived. south Amboy Charge New Jersey Confer.
ence. Fl. s. Norris, pastor, has had about twenty
converted. on Atlanticville Charge, New Jersey
Conference, s. I. Horner, pastor, about forty have
protessed conversion. There is glorious revival
in progress at southold, L. l., under the pastoral
Davies. Twenty-Five have joined the class and still
the work goes on. revival has broken out again
In old Cross street church, Paterson, n j., Rev. D.
hundred accessi0ns to the same church during
powerful revival. A new church edifce Is to be
built forthwith. The sudden illness OF Dr. Henry
Slicer has assumed q more serious aspect than at
first supposed His friends fear he may not be able to
take effective appointment this year, ne gains
Knox circuit, Troy conference, Rev. J. b. Wood,
pastor. over ninety have been converted. Seven.
church on probation. Rev. p Germond writes
from Brewster. N. Y.:-"During the past few weeks
nee the wrath to come. Most OF these converts
have been baptized by the pastor and received as
probationers in the Church. me good work con,
Cory circuits, Erie conference A. A. Horton pas
tor thirtyeight have sought and most of them
have been converted. Among them are two under
ten and two ever sixty. Most Of the Christian mis-
sons IN China are enjoying encouraging prosper
ity. After years Of long, patient and earnest SOW
Methodist Episcopal church, New Brunswick,
n. j., Rev. C. W. Heisler, pastor, about fifty
have professed conversion. Reports from Mel
bourne Australia, show an improved condition Of
Methodist New Connection churches in that local.
ity, as indicated by an increase OF numbers Forty
new converts are reported in the Methodist Epis-
copa. church in fredericksburg, Nd, Rev. J. T. Van
BuckalOw, pastor. One-sxth OF all the candidates
for the ministry examined at the last British Wes-
leyan Conference were sons Of Methodist ministers.
The Methodist Episcopal church at Parryvie, Pa,
having been beautifully freseoed, refurnished and
generally repaired, was reopened on Sunday, De-
cember 20. The new Wesleyan church in Morven,
Canada, was dedicated by Rev. G.. X. Sanderson on
Christmas Day. Bishop Peck and Rev. b. l. Ives
dedicated the new Methodist Episcopal church at
Evans Mills, N. Y, January 8.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Some missionaries from Poland, Italy and
France have established the North Pole Mission"