The New York herald., 1873-11-09

soon, In accordance with the policy OF Mr..
Venn, a native oisnop will be appointed 70 the
Church Oi South india; BISHOP hodeu tEpsco-
palian) oil Moons0nce, Hudson Bay Territory. says
his docese is fifteen times the size OF England and
in the whole OF it there are ony three missionaries
The Bishop is 1000 miles away rom any rairoad,
year. Rev. Df. osgood, oi TINS CITY, has hiiished
his six months term oil service IN trinity cnurcn'
New Haven and returns To this city Tor tie season,
which he intends 10 pass as usual mere III proies-
slonal ana literary works. ihe contributions re-
ceved by the Protestant Episcopal MISSION
Board during the year .ust closed ior the Indian
work amounted TO s67 II, 0ne-tnira being devoted
Indians OF the Western Territories have male
application for teacher OF the Episcopal Church"
PRESBY ERlAN.
The Rev. MI. Knight, VINO uas been so haresscd
by the Dundee (scOtland) Presbyfery because he
exchanged with q Unive salist minister. has just
resigned his connection with tue Free Church OF
Scotia The Presbytery nave refused to accept
his resignation. The members don't like to be
cheated IN that way Of the pleasure Of expelng
hlgn Tor heterodoXy. His church, however, stand
by hun. and have unanimously resolved also to
separate from the Free Church Rev. Mr.. Burr OF
Feeport l.. L., has accepted the position oi fllncl-
pal OF the Rockville centre Institute. Rev. IL. w.
Todd, oil Lake city, Minn., has gone TO lronton.
AZ NO. nev fafmef o' success oo ~ II n ns guhe
1e.d, has removed to Lake City, Minn. Rev. John
L. Moser, OF Phelps, N. y, has gone to syracuse
Rev. y. b. Parsons, u. d.. has accepted the cal Of
the Trinity Presbyterian church IN one OF the
northern districts o. pniadelphis' late the eaarge
pie sS Of casevie a 0w Mcn ne mainly Hs' scoichmeH
organized new church on the 10th
ult twenty three names were gwen IN .or mem
bership aud an addition OF at least nall that num-
ber Is expected i'll u lew weeks. kev. L. Kelsey,
late OF Columbus, has accepted his call TO the
Presby, eran church az SOuIh Charleston, ONO,
where the system OF weekly offerings IL practlsed
and the minister's salary IS paid every Monlay
morning the .;ey. j. Addsoa nenry ana ,arliiy
last week, alter an absence OF slX months IN Eu-
rope, and were warmly welcomed BY the Prince
ton Presbyterian ch rch OF which Mr.. Henry is
pastor. The pastoral relation between the key.
samuel Mier u p AMI tAe o.s sreSSy,erlaa Sesm ds
soyea a. Monns tns Y, PpesDysry " Monmoas
i Sev }. 4 M Davis ss''resy has resigned his caar@e
at Fort Lee, and gone TO Pottersv,Ie, \.
To Junius, N. Y. Rev. H. ]. owens church, IA the
Richmond quarter OF Pniadeipaa, has grown SO
much that II has begun the erection OF a new aad
larger edihce. The. Cumberland presoyter an
church IL extending lis missionary work 10 Nene-
zue.a, and has recently secured q grant OF 800
square miles OF land Tor educational ana mission
purposes. They have already sent missionaries 10
the Island OF Trinadad, ncaf by, and VIII soon
occupy this new fed. lhe Presoytciy ol i.io
Janeiro makes an earnest appear Tor heip. Three
new churches have been organized since MaIch,
yet two churches are without pastors Nilsson
ares ana means for eIectlng chapeis and schools
are solicited Toe SYNOD 0. Bai timofe, which IN
cudes the Presbyteres OF Baltimore, Newcastle
and Washington city, reports an aggregate
membership oil l05 churches, lis ministers and
icenciates and ,9ol conimuncants To-day IS rec.
Ommended by the PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly
as "cay OF special IA ef Tor young men, their
deverance from temptation ana their conversion
N. j., mourning the sudden death OF tnelr
PASTOR Rev. J. II. Kaufman, OF apopieXy While
ministering 10 them on Sabbath ne was stricken
and died day or two after. The Rev. Mr.. Shaler,
who was pastor OIL the same church thirty years
ago, died in his pulpit from the same cause and
While reading the same H. mn that MI. Kaufman
was reading
Nan Sooa the deshtia ~ day , yin come, ON soms
And shall His
Presbyterian church, formed in Dallas, Texas,
two months ago, with nineteen members, mas now
tons ana installations nave lately taken place OF
Mr.. John 4. Anderson at Boulder, Col; OF Mr..
Edgar A. Hamilton a. DcckertoTn, N. j., ana OF
sr j. l. T. sAusf At the Cove Presbyterian church,
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Sabbath Observance Committee has been or
ganjZed In ST. Louis Rev. Herrlck Johnson has
accepted the prOfessorshpo o ''Sacred Rhetoric and
Pastoral Ineulogy'' in auburn theological semi
nary, at salary of sa,oOo per annum. Ihe ami
versary OF the Young Mems Christian Association
OF Jersey City Will be held this evening The Base
Missionary Society mas IN lntfia, CHINA and Alrica
ss male ana 80 female European laDorers. 95 native
catechsts and evangeiists. loi Christian teachers
and nepers. and S,71S communicates. At kome
Professionalism now numocrs more than iorty
chapeis or places Of worship open every sunday
ASSOCIATION has just been formed ior reading the
Blble from house to house. The Rev. George l..
Smith mas terminated his labors In South Carver,
Mass, and accepted an invitation 10 supply the
pulpit oi the First Universaist church IN Plymouth.
Rev. j. NJ. II. Smith, late OF East JaIrey, n. h., IS
now laboring IN Glen Easton, W. Va. lie mas been
Cbliged 10 remove there lor the beneht VI his
we's health. The Rev. =. A. Gardner, for.
merly OF ORIENT l.. l., has become pastor or
the First Congregational church OF Fairbault,
Minn. where MS Post once matter should be d.
rected. Brighter days seem 10 be dawnlng on the
old North Dutch church. 1t has been III the mar
ket ior years without takcr. 1t mas stood dl-
lapidated ruin, its steeple consumed by fire, and
the entrances cloQged up with apple stands, pea
nut venders and small traders generally. The
renovation OF ST. Paus seems to nave stirred the
Consistory OF the ola church IL is TO be put into
complete repair. Ihe risSt Congregational church
OF West springfield have voted 10 invite Rev. I'd.
ward n. Pomero,, OF Bergen, n. T., TO settle over
them In the ministry. Rev. ). Fielder Palmer was
recently installed as pastor ol the ConCreg atioual
church OF Stanley, N. j. The CGngregationalsis
OF Middletown Mass, recently dedicated a $685. 600
house ol worship. heyValS III progress at
BROOKS aud kezar Nils Maine, and ut artord,
Conn. In the latter pace meetings held nightly
in the Town Hall, and there are believed to be
large number vi conversions.