, 1874-09-20

themselves upon securing pastor 60 aoon after
the departuro OF DR.. Forester


themselves upon securing pastor 60 Eoon a4'e
the departure OF DR.. Forester
ELSEWHERE.
! The Iov, Sidney Crawford is supplying tn'
Congregational Church n onepo'Han'
The Rev 31r. Fisher, recently OF 1lt Mnsaachu Gh'1
sett4, is preaching for tho Mcuasllc, MIS-, con
g1egationa1 Church at present
Tho Rev. n. c. Chapin, lately pastor OF tn
Plymouth Church ct Fa-ibau!t Allnn. has &C
centsd a call to tho rastuga.c Of the Church d
Rochester, in that State.
The Daniel H. Chamberlain whom the l1epub
licaps of South Carolina hayo nomlnatea @ 10
Governor ia a brother Of tho lev. l.. !: Cna1n
berlain, of the New England Church IL this CITY
Some of the Baptist papers think tho late VI
killed by work. He had recently been dong th'
work Of three Secretaries, two having "saSteee
and resigned.
The Rev. II. e. Spalding, who died recently II
Idaho, aged 10 years, spent nearly ~ MS t1ne
since 1886 as a missionary among tho Indians
vary successful and ho is said to haTe added te
tho Presbyterian Church over 800 Scz Kefccs anc
Spokaua.
At Taos, No., recently died tho venerable
Father liellus, tho first Roman Catholic priest
who celebrated mass west OF St. Louis. The de,
| ceased was the last survivor but one OF oaho
OF Jesuit missionaries who, over half century
ago, came to America from Belgium, under tho
leadership Of Father de Sinet, ana devoted them
selves to the conversion OF the Western Indians
| Tho EranGcz.st says: "Wiliiam Taylor, known
in this country as tho California stIee:-prcach-
| er,' has been iaboring III India with como re-
markabls results He has been preaching III
| Bombay, Calcutta. aud Madras, and such has
| been the SUCCESS Of Ills miuistra:ions that oppo-
Btion has bocn sicuced. With him aro asso-
| ciated n:e missionaries, who constitute what IS
| called sTaylol's Flyin. Artillery" Formerly
| md ma
[ tue offspring Of Europeans born in 1ndla, but
now the work has been extended to tue natives
proper, TLo hear The Gospel as the EuTaaaus- ="
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
The Fulton street daily prayer-.nee.in5 cole
br.,tcd last woek, its entrance upon its
eighteenth year.
..The Unknown and tho Uukuowablo is dis
covered. aud is Matter" That is the Spectators
| summary of Dr. Tyndal's address.
1t is proposed to erect 1000 memorial in
st. Paul's Cathedral, London, to William 1yn-
dale, oac Of tho carly Engli=h ira rsators Of the
Eiblc
Punch represents collo11y Of one Of the
young R!tuAsets OF England with Ills tailor:
''Ah! um, I suppose the higher the views, ah,
the longe,. your make the coat ''Wel yes, NO
do, sir. but enthusiastically I assure you with
dtat coat you may hold any views whatsoever."
person named George e. Moore hns been
arrested in Detroit for obtaining money under
false pretenses. He claimed to be an agent for
the solicitation Of money for the College OF hlar
uoo,A. lie had dcfrauded the Catholic servant
oa-rcstcd.
No arc hororcd With & miracle close to our
su,,lntion md gbaudonci by her physicians Al a
nana,eaa case VA. carried into taneI con tcnt
in Milwauxec vj,e: shc was cured in fifteen
m;,n.e. Nv nr,vinr hcforo .njracnlons
,.;n,,,re" ~ IL v;rrin Drs Zc1ows,,i 1nd
t',, ,o, ,hxs;c;,ns cor,ifv tn thc miracle
anl Fsti,ar E[a,,thanar rnrnis.,cs tha {. focts j
~ tba rnIIoi;c T;u,i;rotor
~ NA40 o""S ,....
Dr. CayleE, writing from LONDON says Some
time ago spurgeon "as ion1efslhg an enormous
Hlan who mad once pcch oiesnouls1 local
preacher 1t Was made more dlEncult process
by Sue mans interference VIII opufEeon At
tempt to put him under tue water: apufgeoh
looked up ut tho a'ldionce IN h1s n1iithini naf,
alu s1tu on nec, @ III, s ~, W.
,';,.,o,s - ., " gI,ai,;t ~ .-;,,r - tan
1'-t4'etA - '1'' A''ei'
The Church OF the PaI1sh OF AlihaAo"s,
Bread street. London, In Which John 5iilIon was
baptized. as the register shows, Dec ~ l6o5, is
cousis: OF only fifty SOULS and tho arorage sun
Gay congregation numbera but nino. Mr IL
yost left the church legacy IN 1eo9 prov.d'ng 1|
for tho preaching OF sermon on every lhurs-
day in tue year; but tho ssr5lco has as, been Tor
some tlme discontinued OWING 70 the lmpossl-
b1hty OF procuring listener. enould tue re-
nova! be decided on tae nc, register. monuments,
mnral t:olsts etc, VIII be removed to tne
Church Of st. MarE-le-Bow, to WHICH the PARISH
OF +Al!hatlo0s wlll be annexed.
T,,. rh;,osorrars and the re1rjonists cre now
cna-el;n~ ~ r. whether Newton VA, profoundly
or sr1ncriciall: RELIGIOUS. 4 auotatisn from
1l,y;d E-ew.,cr's hiov, anI,y Of Sowton states
th,t thcrc ~ no nat Of Sir Is.ac Newtous bi-
onrauhy more rc,aarkabIe than that which re-
]ates to his tleoogical Etudies From very
early period OF bis iife Newton a:d sef7ousiy en-
barked i'll the study OF theology. Previously to
1872 ho was known oy the aipeliatIon OF an ex-
ccllent dlvlne and It WAS Wen known that LIE
had begun to study tho subject OF the prophc-
cies before 1880: whereas. to sho" tia. nls po-
lltlca] writings were tne proauctions OF nus DO
tage, and subject to Ills supposed mental ahcna-
tton, n: Blot has fixed their date bet"een AZ
and 17l3, betHc cen the 7ut1 md toth year OF his
age"
The Ju-rcrnaut r,;1crius at Soramporo .ro
sai1 to haSe manifested Considerably dlsSat;s- |
facs;on At t5e conduct of tho 1n,1n;cnal a,to:i