The New York herald., 1874-12-20

tho Calvary congregation Mr.. william Reed. He
has been In charge OF the church since the lst OF
last Juno, and his minlstrations have greatly COM
mended him 70 the people.
The Rev. q. w. Congdon, late OF watertown,
has removed to Malone, N. Y.
The Presbyterian church at Freeport L. l., hav-
ins been twenty-five years In existence, approprt-
ate MEMORIAL services are to be held on Tuesday.
the 29tn,fnst. The chRrch was organized In ls49
by the Rev. 3. Woodbridge, san Francisco. Rev.
T. +. Burnhsm Is Its present pastor.
The Third Presbyterian church, corner OF Mercer
and vartck streets. Jersey City, was dedicated
with appropriate services on Sabbath last. Their
former church chapel having been sold TO the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. the present site
was bought for $4,000, and upon II has been
erected the present handsome and substantial
structure at cost OF $4,000.
very interesting work OF grace Is in progress
In the Presbyterian church OF Clinton, N. Y, Rev.
John Ewing pastor.
Rev. F. ]. Collier, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church In Downingtown. has received call to she
church In Abingdon, Philadelphia North Preshy.
terry. Abingdon is OF the most desirable OF the
rural charges near Philadelphia
The Rev. Arthur MITCHELL OF Chicago, has been
called to the pulpit Of the Central Presbyterian
church Of Denver, Col, made vacant By the ress-
nation OF Rev. E. p. Wells.
Rev. N. B. Remick. pastor OF the Ninth Presby
se NossS
mick has been very successful in his present field.
The Rev James 3. truth has severed his pas.
t0ral relations with the Presby terIan church at
Hampstead. In consequence OF continued ILL.,
health.
OF Jersey City, WIN occupy the pulpit In Glenden-
ning's church this morning and read the sentence
Some OF Glendennng's friends predict tumult
on the occasion.
The venerable Rev. Henry Boehm now lacks only
ABOUT Six months OF being 100 years old. He Is
spending the winter IN Jersey CITY with his chill
as usual. Much OF his time ls now occupied IN COM
municating his "reminiscences OF his heightened
az az Say o urnsn em N
suitable volume to the public. Father Boehm loves
the Bible as heartily as ever On Sunday, tine 9Th
lation.
Bishop Harris is to dedicate the new and beau.
tiiul Methodist Episcopal church In Aurora, Ill,
Rev. Dr.. Sheldon. District superintendent of the
ware Is vnS nSe nj at s in
j., from serious attack OF erysipe!as.
several excellent revlvas are now In progress
in the Methodist Episcopal churches In San Fran
cisco and vicinity.
Rev. r J. Thompson. D. D., Of the Wilmington
district died at his residence in Wilmington, Del,
on Sunday, December 9, aged nearly seventy-two
The Methodists OF Newark will hold reunion
service there tomorrow evening.
On tuesday evening the Rev. ". P. Abbott, OF
church. will lecture in the Thirty fifth street
church for the benefit OF the City Church Exten-
sion and Missionary Society.
We report reviSals and accessions AT West
Hilsdale, n. T., over 100 c0nverted; St James,
nection; Springfield, 1. l., twenty-eight; Sidney
Plains, over 100 converted.
A new chnrcn win soon be erected at Ocean
Grove. 45xl05 costing $4,000, OF which the Camp
Meeting ASSOCIATION gives 81, 600.
A revival at Anderson, Newark Conference w.
h. Ruth pastor, has resulted IN the conversion OF
some thirty souls
There are indications of another great revival at
St: Paul's Jersey City. Ten joined on probation
TWO years ago the Methodists had only one
church In Pnillipsburg, N. j., and membership OF
membership OF 500, manly owing to the efforts OF
W. w. Searles, pastor OF the FIRST church.
Plains by the EFFORTS OF the presiding elder OF the
Morristown district, Thomas h. smith.
The wonderful work OF grace at Mount Harmony,
Calvert Circuit, Calvert county, Nd, has resulted
in 159 conversions
In Mount Zion church OF Georgetown. d. c., in
five weeks, 217 conversions are reported.
]. Edwin Amos, pastor at Fourth street Method
ist Episcopal church, Washington, D. c.. reports
great revival ia progressing at Essex. Vt
About l5O profess conversion
Tne fremont street church, Boston John 2.
lection last Sunday, which amounted to $1,000.
Ep1scoPALIAN.
bsn:pric OF iowa. to whioa he was eecisd Dr.
Huntington. OF Boston, has been offered the posi-
ton.
Bishop Littlejohn, OF Brooklyn, win hold an or
dtnatlon service to-day In st. Thomas church,
Ravenswood L. !. TWO deacons and one priest
The Rev Herman G. Wood, rector OF the Church
OF the Good shepherd Cathedral PARISH, Farl-
bault, Mimi, mas resigned anu removed to Sharon,
The Rev. Samuel r. Chandler has removed from
the mission at Belle Greek. Minn.. TO JOIN an as
yniC or Ash n ~ In No
Rev. d. Hllhouse Bne is the mead.
The Rev. E. S. Thomas, rector OF st. Marks
parish, to take efect January !, 1875, when ne ac
cepts the appointment OF Associate Secretary OF
s lSr at sne ae win
A new stone church. erected lor st. Paul's So
ciety, Winona, Wis, WIN be dedicated on Christ
The English bishops Will meet at Lambeth In the
third week IN January ior the purpose o. discuss.
COZ coming Session OF Parliament.
From the annual report OF the Colonial and Con-
tnental Church Society 1t appears that 1t sustains
in quebec one clergyman, eight catechlsts and
teachers and nineteen female teachers.
Last sunday was Bishop Httlejohn's dftietn
The division OF the diocese OF Ohio having been
consummated by the late General Convention the
Primary q IL the portRSn set on win be
church, Columbus, on Wednesday January lS,
The Rev. Daniel q. Anderson has entered upon
the rectOrsh1p OF st, Luke's parish, Troy, N. Y.
The Rev. Samuel K. Fuller has accepted the rec
torship of Trinity church, Pawtucket, r. l.
Tne Rev. Henry T. Gregory, Of the diocese Of
Ohio, is spending the winter at Summerville s. q.
The Rev. r. NJ. Hayden has entered upon the
rectorship OF Grace church, Rutherfurd Park N. J.
The Rev. William H. Johnson has resigned the
rectorship OF st. PauIs church. Summerville, s. G.
The Rev. Henderson Judd. late OF Michigan has
entered upon the charge OF Christ church. Oberlin,
Ohio.
The Rev. Edward r. Niles has resigned the rec.
the rectorship Of Grace church. Camden, s. q.
He expects 70 enter upon MS duties early In jan
uary.
The Rev. Charles Thorp. D. D., has resigned the
charge Of ST. Johns Mission, Lapeer, and St.
cepted the rectorsnip OF ST. Marks, Marine City,
Mich.
BAPTIST.
The revival In Hanson place Baptist church,
Brooklyn, shows no abatement OF interest All
classes have been reacned and some remarkable
cases OF conversion are SAID TO nave occurred.
Very cheering reports come from Rome, Italy.
conCerntnQ the prQSperitY oil the BaptiBt mission