The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

Perry, May z Bishop BOWmahsS b6xslees ucink
greatly needed in some OF the Western conferences
It was arranged that Bishop Foster should Visit
south America IN his stead. the latter, who ID 10
leave for Europe In May. will, after presiding % tine
Conference OF Germany and Switzerland, proceed
to Buenos Ayres and make inspection OF our work
In that city and vicinity. This arrangement
VIII be economical both as to time and money.
The trustees OF the Illinois Wesleyan University
recently repriman1ied the President Of the nsttu
ton, Rev. Or. O. >. Munsell, because ne naa play
full habit OF kissing the young ladies' They deemei
1t very unwise and improper, especially Tor one 10
his position; but as he always did II Openly anu ~
improper intent. The Doctor resigned has pesitioa
and took that OF financial agent OF the uniyei silly
instead. The local Methodist papers are giving
elected by the General Conference. There are
thirteen bishops. two Of whom james and Simp-
ss and the oshsr Ten re-
ceve each 1850. Inc secretaries and book agents
in New York get-the former $1,000 and the latter
$4,000 year each. The editors get $4,000 year
each. These sums are by the Advocate com AIRED
with the salaries and perquisies. &c Of several OF
Brooklyn, and they are shown to be less
than the least OF them, and less than
haf ". What Is paid to some Of the pastors %
second Wesleyan church IS In process OF building
in Yonge street, Toronto, Canada. popniar meet
in ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, corner or
Fourth avenue and Twenty second street, this
evening. The Methodist bishops, at their meeting
here last week, resolved to do away with nominal
app0intmentsn In annual conferences. and iurtler
that the jurisdiction OF q bishop over an ANIMAL
conference shall extend only until anoIher DishoP
has been assigned to it, and not as heretofore until
its next session The missionary collection VI tue
Wilmington Conference is reported at $4,000. The
several committees appointed by the annual con-
ferences on the anniversary OF the hrst Methodist
Conference held in America will meet in Pnadei-
pnla ne xt Tuesday to confer apont tAe centennial
celebration OF that event. Rev. w. w. Sever, OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, received INTO
full connection in the Methodist Church the late
session ofthe New YORK COME renee held In Hudson.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. T. E. Thomas, ID. d., Professor in Lane
Theological Seminary. has been invited to take
Hills, Cincinnati, and has accepted. The General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church has Semi
nary at Concord near Charlotte, N. o., designed 10
educate colored girls Tor domestic lie and to
qualify them 10 be teachers. 1t has now seventy
three students, and has TO refuse many more for
dtiona bsilding at q cost OF $1,000 to accommo.
date the many applicants who cannot gain admits
sion now. Rev. Y. II. Baldwin, OF Hinsdale. Mass,
goes to Euclid avenue Presbyterian church, Cleye.
land, Ohio, and salary Of 1900 year. Rev. W.
IL. Gleason, OF the Reformed church at Newburg,
Presbyterian church, Oswego, NJ Y. Dr. Prentiss
will preach his farewell sermon in the Church OF
the Covenant here next Sunday and his successor,
DR.. Vincent, OF Troy. will begin his labors May 4.
Or. Vincent is to preach IN that cnurcn to-day.
Rev. A. y. Roe OF Geneva, N. r.. has been called as
c supply Rev. e rsa s fns So Il
church In this city is going to Cortland Village N r
Rev. +. Z. Mon0rt has resigned his charge OF
orchard street Presbyterian church, Cincinnati,
Ohio. The Presby terIans OF Attlca, n. y. dedi-
Gated q new church edilce last Thursday week.
the English Presby terianS and Cnited Presby te-
rians In England are making satisfactory progress,
and many are becoming more sanguine than ever
that this desirable event may not be made so de-
pendent on the movement In Scotland as 1t has
hitherto been, but may be accomplished within the
next fifteen or eighteen months. There are about
uunlrad V-nl
Philadelphia and immediate vicinity, which gives
but one church to every 1000 OF the inhabitants.
souls. The General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church In the United States OF America viii meet
tss May = @ 81 o0Gs A.
more, Nd. The Rev. JOnn Eadle, ID. d., LII. d. Pro-
lessor OF EXegetical Theology, and the Rev; henry
In the University OF Edinburgh, are expected to
represent the Synod OF the United Presbyterian
Church, Scotland in the next General Assembly.
The General Assembly OF the Southern
Presbyterian Church meet at Little Rock, Ark, on
the same day. The Fol ty-second street church
when its pastor, Rev W. W. Newell, jr, and people
were cheered by the addition OF fifteen new men,
bers TO It's communion. The recent action Of
Presbytery seems TO be emphaticaliy sanctioned
The University place Presbyteli ian church, DR.. r.
X. Booth pastor, has membership OF s2S. includ-
ing Its two missions. seventy -eight were added
last year. The sunday school numbers 1850. The
aggregate collections for the several interests Of
ils' general and local church reached the large
Monday the New York Presbytery dissolved
his pastoral relation. The Rev. George swan
OF the Reformed church At Marlboro, N. j.,
has accepted the call nom the Gates Avenue Qor-
merry the Genevan) Presbyterian church, corner
" Irving place, Brooklyn. He expects 10 enter
upon has new neld Of labor next Sabbath. Rev.
lbr. BeiI. Of Lyons, n T.. has resigned his charge
Ifom next July Rev. J. d. Fitzgerald. OF Cumber-
Ierlan church at Knoxville, ILL., The Presby te ian
nhnrch IN Fourteenth street. this city, oil which Dr.
Nc Alroy u the venerable pastor. and from which
ilA mi mn la aI trad
roant OF the failure OF his health, has given united
rAll 20 the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, OF Belfast, ireland.
windsor, VI, Is stiIl without a pastor, though
they hope 70 get Rev. A. II. BAN, who has just
closed his labors at Greenfield, Mass. Rev. j.
neg. W., owing to il-healtb. Rev. James Pierce,
~ Madison University, succeeds Dr. Goadoy. Rev.
=. smith, after twenty years service with the
by Rev. J. H. Parnllee. The last baptist
Stss.ondgv Magazine announces the appointment
Arthur, benjamin. y. Cross George IhlrcnIi and
Frederick u. Twelfth, all Of the present class at
Newton. aud Rev. David BOVINE, a graduate OF
~ rom Rochester, aud at present pastor OF the
BAPTIST church at Monrocville. ONO. The growt
d Baptist churches IN London for the past
year :. chapel situnFs, 2,lc7; members, l,o7a;
sunday school scholars. 3.0l5; sunday school
lcacaels. 400. The ASSOCIATION builds one new
chapel each year. Rev. q. w. Gates, .oI Norwalk.
California lor hrs hcaitn's sake. Rev :. O. Mukist.
lormcru member 81 AR. surgeons PASTORS col
cAe, has accepted call 10 tue Mount Forest Bap-
'ist church, ontario. Canada. Rev. W. N. Shermcr,
y frenehlewn. n y, uoes Go CLINTON, N. Y. Mr.. X.
y hiack. Of tfoxief lheslogical seminary. has &C
y ptea = GU 70 SANDY Ridpe, n. .. Rev. Thomas
o9Nhng goes rom Andotcr. Conn.,, TO Tolland.
Cpan. AeN. e. y. Rockwell from south Wood
.tVt A. oenn.. - N0rth Ashford, CVnn. heS. v. n.
Iunker. ffnm .anh0rnton, n. ~, 10 knosbarg. W.
kes. ~ a. ka@ardS, item FORT Atkinson, Wis.,, 90
a. aver BAN. VIA Nev. \. N. smith. IRON BEDFORD
p slanel, ioNA Res; Arlhnr sc9tt IRON Wash
aglon 10 Atlantic. Iowa Rev. :. n. Alien,
. utn south CHELMSFORD 10 Moodyille, Mass
set. " v. sumter mas accepted tue call OF the
A1eaovia. has nccefted TIE cau Of tne Baytast
hulsh ~ 0Ainfd thensHg0 county. \. " Rev. p.
= ttsne, ~ NNtimanfie has accepfed the pastor.
49, ~ $50 BAPTIST eharrh IN Shrleafne Fails, Mass
lfet. aaGnatl g. Hoofc. lsie sl Bellevue. has
seteFfe4 cal ~ ths Church ~ fawnee ~ y. Men.
~. A. Nilsson, o aoasngzheia tits, has gone To
wnsfun - Tee ktS. a. y keyes. 81 Llmlra has
'Nsta nsu TIE pastoral charge "a tAs FIRST baptist
NNleA ~ th4i eltF alter elxir yGaTs' ser
sNfr. re rsslwnatlon takes esect July I.
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