The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 187s-QUlNTUPLE SHEET


H. P. Blake who has been supplying the
Presbyterian church in Lawrence, Pa, has re.
ceived call to Cambria, N. Y. Rev. ROBERT
Brown, OF Vaudeville. goes to Rosseter' Canada.
,ne N sNpS xne has t Ssep aosS Of hs
slowly as he says himself in . note, by wayof
Florida ana the south, following the irosl until he
remains. new church. to be called the Second
Presbyterian church Is to be built in Bound Brook,
tsa
church OF Brooklyn has been dissolved by the Pres
6ytery and call was placed In his hands from the
Calvary Presbyterian church at West New Brign-
TON, 3 l.. over which he was installed pastor,
on on Thursday evening. The two Presbyterian
law for some time past about church property
nave come together again. and the lion and the
iamD now ne down together in the same pews and
a presbyterian minister leads them. Rev. L. H.
Curtis mas lett Geneseo and gone to Galesburg
l has Rev. Ss:n Henry caet Mason o. Elourtown. Pa
mango C county M. Pa the pastorate made
at Wilmington, DEL Rev.. George E. Jones, of
Princeton Theological Seminary has accepted the
some six miles ON Wiminston The er ,afa canfcn
Rev. D. ". Moore, has gone to Mississippi
to organize ME and establish a., church at
McComb, who proposes to erect the building
and put the enterprise In q seli-supporting
Charge in Liberty Miss mas aow a's
time enough from secular duties necessary to sup
port himself lor study and ministerial activity
IN the United States will convene In the Presbyte-
r rs church At Little Rock, Ark, May ls
N j., viii be dedicated ON Thursday
April 10. The sermon will be preached
by DIR. John Hall, OF New York. Rev. A. J. Wltner-
spoon, the faithful evangelist OF the Presbytery of
South Alabama, has removed to New Orleans, to
act as city missionary; The First Presbyterian
TEN, and will hereafter be sustained by voluntary
contributions.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Evangelical Society OF Geneva employs in
France thlrty-0ve cOpOrteurs, some OF whom have
been Of late remarkably successful. Between forty
are now without pastors and very few young men
are preparing for the ministry IN the Reformed
called in to conduct funeral services over de-
ceased Jewess in Evansville, lnd., there
being no rabbi at the time in that place. The gen.
tleman Is praised for his circumspectness in omit
ting all reference to disputed doctrines between
Jews and Gentiles. Rev. Charles II. Brigham, of
Ann Arbor, Mich, preached, and has since printed,
discourse on "Gopernicus and His Works. the oc-
casion being the Jour hundredtn anniversary OF the
birth OF that most daring Darwin OF his day. Copper
NOUS was born, says the Golden Age sardoncally,
new style. March 2, 1872. his life bravely
spent in calculating Mr.. Brighams wechosen
the armament showetn His handiwork." Mr.. d.
l.. Moody, a reyvallst from Chicago, has been
weeks. The services have been well attended
sion. The Rev. Newman Hall appeals Tor aid
in the erection OF his new church in London.
The site has been procured, ana $4,000 toward
the buildings, which are to cost 100000. The
grows poorer and for that reason needs such
work as MIR. Newman is doing more ana more,
while 1T is less and less able to support him,
The institutions under the care oil this church
embrace II Sunday and ragged schools with 5000
children and 45O teachers; an evangelist, with
society and visiting nurse, relieving the sick
poor, without regard to religious opinion; cloth
g sG9eas & ssrRces as5
week for the poor, besides public SER
vices IN the chapel temperance meetings,
penny banks, lectures, entertainments for work
ingmen, &c, 30. church which does such work
as this must not be crippled for the want of money.
At Toluca Mexico, there is Protestant congre-
cation OF $50 served by q Mr.. PascO, an English
gentleman, who has long been in the country
and SPEAKS Spanish perfectly. On recent
threw stones, &C., and cried death to the Prot
estants." This continued at intervals until Wed
nesday night. when the prayer meeting was held
mid-career by the police, six OF them imprisoned
and the whole resulted in first rate meeting
great peace and an inquiry Tor Bibles which Mr.
Pasco was not able to satisfy SO writes Bishop
Keener to the New Orleans Advocate. There are
probably not less than forty or nifty congregations
in various parts OF Mexico. And this
has been the work of the Mexicans themselves and
Mosser has resigned his charge OF the Reformed
church, in Paradise, Pa, and goes to Reading, Pa.
a call from st. Pauls Reformed Church,
Lancaster, Pa. Rev. George w. Snyder, Danville,
Pa, has accepted call from the Second Reformed
church OF Harrisburg, Pa. Rev. j. M. Grether, OF
Warren. Trumbull county, has accepted call
from the charge composed of the Randolph
Limaville and Hartyille congregations, in
Stark county, Ohio. Reformed Church
Convention Will be held In Frederick, Md, on the
18th inst. A missionary convention OF the same
church Is to be neld at Harrisburg on the 18th
inst. Miss Smiley Is to preach in Park street
church Boston, on Fast Day. Rev. DR.. Z. Cha
pin has returned from his lecture tour the West.
Rev. ii. Cocks, late OF Victoria, Ont, has
been appointed agent or the American Bible
Union for Indiana. The Fulton street prayer
meeting has received some singular requests, but
probably seldom one more dificulJ to grapple with
than this one last week pray that pastor
may be removed from Us. He has broken up our
little band and we are scattered flock"