The New York herald., 1874-08-02


| Peddie Institute, at thghtstown.
After this sabbath the Thirteenth street church
| VIII be closed for the remainder OF August.
| The First Presbyterian church OF this city, DR..
Paxton's. will be open all summer. The pulpit is
supplied by the Rev. Mr. Granam. or Virginia.
The Fourth avenue Presbyterian church will be
closed during the present month.
The Memorial Presbyterian church will be sup
piled with preaching during the balance OF the
summer by Rev Mr. Perry.
Rev. +. Gutelins was ordained and installed pas
tor oil the iresby terrain church at MOSCOW, N. T..
on Thursday last
Rev. ". b. Marsh, OF Lyons, N. A., was installed
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at Victor, N. "
on Thursday.
Rev. G. G. smith of Pittsford. N. Y, has gone to
! Chill N. Y, TO take a charge.
Rev. ]. f. Hamilton mas Just begun to preach for
the Second Presbyterian church OF Newport KY.
| In response TO q unanimous call.
| METHODIST.
The Rev. b. II. schock, OF the Central Methodist
Episcopal church. Trenton, N. j., has been lined
$500 or marrying MINOR girl Ihe Central
| church people denounce the prosecutors.
| The Orange African Methodist Episcopal church
will hold u camp meeting in East Orange, N j., on
| August Is.
1he new Methodist Episcopal church at Airing
ton, near Newark, was dedicated on Sunday last
when addresses were delivered by Drs. sims,
Dashiell. Coyie ana Blaine.
The tent meetings held under the auspices of the
Church Extension Society OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Uhurcn ut Battery square nave been crowned
with remarkable success. For more than month
services have been held daily under The direction
OF the Rev. Samuel IL. Cummings, the City Mis-
siOnary, One hundred and ninety persons have
made procession OF experimental religion during
their progress class OF poor and d. negiccted
vicinity.
Baltimore last week and settled their plan OF Wis.,
tatlOns for the year.
Episcopal lchurcn, Annapolis, Nd, has succeeded In
securing the donation OF a very neat pulpit for the
church Was used by the armies during the war,
and ar Its close the roof and walls were all that
wa, e me Methodist Church and tie
! on alternate Saboaths
Conference, died OF typhoid fever on Thursday
last. lie was pastor Of Batn circuit Bath district.
| Rev. DR.. Kiddcr, OF the Drew Theological Semi
Rocky Mountains he win spend next sabbath
with the Asbury church, Buffalo.
Rev. G. p. Hard OF the Western New YORK Con-
ference, has been appointed missionary 10 India,
and will SAIL next fall
The camp meeting MerricE opens August 4,
ann that at James, Ort. L. l.. August Ia, and at
Ocean Grove on the same day.
pal church IN the village of Greenwood. Steuben
county, NJ T., Will be laid on Wednesday, tae 9th
| OF September.
| Rev. A. Reynolds, the evangelist, hes been en-
gagged to assist Rev. L. Wright, OF Binghamton, for
Blk months.
Mr.. James NJ. Coon of the Chicago Seminary,
has entered upon his duties as pastor OF the First
Rev. II. Danie.s has settled at Norwood Park, Ill
The Baptists of Chicago have lost much more by
Their First churcn. which cost nearly 5000, 600,
which there was an insurance OF $4,000 only, was
|
10000, was also destroyed together with the
homes oil very many OF the members they had
The Installation OF Rev. F. Mccarthy and the
recognition OF the Amty Baptist church, OF Chi
ghened dis his backers
and at the last moment they backed out and left
blm and his followers unrecognzed His church
Is an open communion OfshoOt OF his former
charge.
City, Idaho, with good minister ana nOurishing
Sabbath school.
The Rev. samuel II. Meade, formerly Baptist
minister. and some time clergyman in the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, made application before
q council OF Baptist churches held last week at
Bridgeport for restoration to the work OF the
Baptist mnistry-he having again become men,
Der OF that denomination. After a lengthy Discus
expedient to recognize air. Meade as q minister Of
the Baptist Church.
Dr. julius Eckmann, the first Jewish rabbi OF the
Pacific coast, died few days ago III san Francisco
Bishop simpson is to preach one OF the sermons
at Lake Bun, during tne camp meeting, which Will
Tnere are three hundred different sects in Eng.
land and seven have sprung up during the past
Rev. Isaac p Brokaw. formerly of Newark, was
installed pastor OF the South Bergen Reformed
church, Jersey city Heights, on Sabbath last.
Thirty students OF Bates College, Me-, are act
ing as waters in hotels to earn money enough TO
continue their studies through the next academic
year. go
the Congregational ASSOCIATION OF Chicago. has
been invited to act as stated supply for one year
IL
There are seven congregational churches In
Texas. The Oldest, in Corpus Christi, organized
In 1865, has about lorty members.
Rev. DR.. Cordner (Unitaran), OF Montreal, is at
Rye Beach, N. H. His pulpit Will be supplied dur.
Ing the next SIX weeks by Rev. N. Hall and Rev.
William Everett has been invited to the pulpit
OF the Harvard church, CharestOwn, Mass, of
when James walker and George Il. Ellis were so
long the hOnOred ministers. His preaching Is
much admired by many though it ls very different
in substance. style and manner of delivery from
the eloquent Oratory Of his father, Edward
Everett.
Rev. Peter Dean, who was dismissed from the
service OF the London Unitarian Missionary So
clesy on account OF his radcalism. has been re-
1t seems that his criticism OF what is popularity
called christianity" cost him f164 lOs a year,
the difference between f40 and f205.
The Rev. Robert Bruce, OF the Church Missionary
Society, has school OF $50 boys, including SIX
Monammedans, IN Ispahan Persia. all studying
Scripture 10 the midst OF o MOhammedan land
HIS laDOrs are mainly among the American resi-
dents. Mr.. Bruce Is now preparing catechlsm &c
give the PerSaLAs notion or the Protestant belief
Ritualism In the English Church.
(London July 2o) correspondence Of the Edin
burgh Scotsman.I
Those who have attended Roman Catholic
churches will remember how much music enter.
into the celebration OF high mass. and this par
ticuar ritusltstlc Church Is celebrated for III
organ and music 1t has surpiced choristers, meI
and boys, and one or two OF the boys have ex
qusite voices. The programme OF music for The
communion service can hardly have been par
alleled III Church history from the reign OF Queer
I Elizabeth to Queen Victoria. IL was rs follows -
Introit, 'Like as the hart (aoyte) !; Kyrle
(Bridgewater); Gloria rThorne) Credo (MaciaI-
REM Otertory Anthem, '.Ol come every one
(MendelssOhn) Sanctus (Macfarren); Benedic
tus (Weber,; Agnus Del (WcDer); CommuniO, O
Salutarus (Rossini) Paternoster (HOyte) Gloria
nrants A'' had prepared the thee" elements ce'e
stream of men entered the choir. which
is separated from the chance, ana received tue
communion. When the men had cOmmunlCa ted
the women left their seats, assembled the steps
, and, kneeng in the choir, but not very neal
the altar, also received the sacrament
The rest OF the clergy not "celebratinQn wore
wnte surplices and green stOles. 1t seems tnat
the stOles vary in color according to the OF
the year, except tnat they red Martyrs days
and white on lnnocents' Day. A considerable