, 1874-05-10

! as the Et4HUuTu Cuit1 E6o tAS" 49, ~'~
| that the DaptiEts hold 10 immersion as resen-
| erating ordinance. -
Tho Rev. -Mr. Pentecost, pastor Of the warren
| Avenue BAPTIST Church, Boston, glvea, at every
communion se4son tull invitation to memoe.s .s
Of sll sasto- churches OF Christians. 20 ~
| OF tue Lords Supper, without reference ~ oe~
| nomination..
The Rev. H. c. First, pastor Of the baptiss
Church in Princeton, ILL.,. writes to tho Sfdndara
that he has resigned the pastorate to take eueI.
| the latter part OF May. The Church il so "eak
| AS to be unable to support pastor lao ous'o''
| has house OF worship and goou paisou"o
| Til. Boston Examiner and Chronicle (Bapl!st)
| il discugted with Dr. Talmage's practloe OF I'm,
mersi.lS such candidates as prefer thai nietloa
OF baptism. Tue Daptibt organ thinks the psa'c- &C.
tico . is contea,ptibls in principle and hardly
falls short OF proi1neneas
The Alrlmul Meeting Of the Baptist Iheoiogl-
cal SEMINARY will take place in the ball OF the
SEMINARY Tuesday evening The prog;f!an11ne 110s
incIndes addresses BY tho lev. Mr. Leslie, tue
Rey. Il, o. Taylor, Of Ionia, Mich; the lsey, T.
+, savnse, the Rov. ". Farnum, and the lev.
DR.. G. ". No.thrup.
The Seventh Annual Examination OF the bnpo
tist Theological Seminary begins tomorrow st
a, m, and continues until Wednesday afternoon.
The annual sermon will be preached this morn
lug III the FIrst Baptist Church BY the hsv. n1'.
Dr. Birmingham, Of St: LOUIS. INC
viii be delivered in the Secoud Baptist Church
this eyeninc by tie Rev. II. f. Colby, OF Day
| tor, O. TIE annual commencement and grad
uati6g addresses will occur Thursday afternoon
| in the University Place Chu1ch commanding a.
3p.m Tie graduating class is as follows:
| James II. Coon. Hermann Il. Deppermann, e.
| ward 4. lnce, William A. Irwin. John i. Jac2-
| ron, Charles N. Jones, Reuban Z. Manning,
| Roger p. Stephenson.
I pREsDyTERIAS.
New Orleans has just laid the cofner stoae o.
| A rev Presbyterian Church.
| TIT. new Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville,
| ILL.,. WAS dedicated April ~.
Tbs corner stone OF the Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church, Pennington, N. j., Was laid May j.
| new PRESBYTERIAN Church WAS dedicated In
F., Ind;auenos April .. It will seat about 5oo
people.
Tia new chapel for the Fullerton avenue
! presby.eriau mission, will be finished aooue1he
! first OF June.
The st. Louis Presbytery has voted to send
| Commissioners to the General Assembly OF tue
| Southern Presbyterian Assembly.
soyea 1cre added to the membership Of the
C;eh;h Presbyterian Church. in this city, last
Sunday. The Rev. r. G. Matthew's, 4 former
| pastor. otiiciated.
! S;1ty-fye persons have recently united NTH
! tha Presbyterjau Church Of Batavia, LII. The
| Church has been established about forty years
aud has nsyer before had Euch revival
| An.in.eresting Sunday school exhibition was
given in the First Presbyterian Church, at River
| Park, Saturday evening, May 8, by the young
people n OF westminster Church, OF this city.
The committee appointed at the meeting OF
| the Evangelical Alliance last October, to make
| arrangements for & Pan-rresbytorian Council
| has called for an expression Of approval or dis
t approval OF the Council by all the Presbyterian
organisations throughout the wotld.
The Arrl number of the Congregational Quar-
a. rn11o cn,Y3F ~
IN the tleolog gieAl semlnarles OF the denom'na-
| ton at the present time: AndoVer, 7S; EaagoE,
10; Chicago, AZ; Hartford. II; New Haven, 30;
Oakland s; Obcrlin, 4G-total, 327.
Old staid Presbyterinnism seems destined to
be plagued with new tangled notions IN these
latter days. Tho P1esbyte:y of Washington
City recently adopted minute to the effect that
| responsive worship is il aocordaaco With tile
traditions and genius of PresbyteTlan!sm. anu
liberty in this regard is in harmony with the &C.
MUS Of the church.
| REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
The First Reformed Episcopal Church has So
cured the church eaitice on the corner OF Forty
seventh street aud Madison avenue.
The Church Of the Incarnation, in New York,
now worshins in the Cumberland Street Chapel,
between Dekalb aud Lafayette avenues.
The Rev. ". 7. Sabine preached his first SER
mon IN the Fisst Reformed Episcopal Church,
New York, last sunaay, to very large audience
schis1n in Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church in Newark n. j.. hea made 1t prooaolo
that Refo, aeI I: pscopal Church will soon be
organized in t!.at CITY,
The Reformed Episcopal Church in Ottawa,
Canada is reported to be growing very rapidly.
Dr. Gallagher who ha. be en- acting as tenpora-
| ~ Rector, IVES rendered 3 reception on tue eVo
Of bis departure aud vas presented with gold
beaded cane by His Houor Mayor Fea!!ierstone
in behalf OF the church. Sfeecnes fa:oi1ng the
relor1n cause were also maoe Soaator Sidal, the
Hon. J. L. johnson, and o1hefa.
Another reformed Eni.copa! Church has been
organized in plilaGeinl.ia, mailing the second II
hat Ely Bshop cneeey ana IL Aess1s; adsc ofqgo F
bridge g. Keith, William 4. Wheeler; Alfred l..
Barlow, Peter Van Setback and L: P. hore-
house, OF Christ Churcn. and the Hey: g. Il.
Tucker and Julius Wooster. OF Emsnucl Church,
leave tomorrow rs delegates to the Council
which conyeues on the 10th III New Yolk.
! cATHOL1C
The New York F,.ecman's Journal declares
that it is wrong for Catholics to become GTangcrs
The Catholics OF New Brunswick are preparing
I'll address to the Queen, asking for separate
schools in that province.
Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati. ia the only
surviving Bishop Of the Roman Catholic Church
, appointed by Pope Gregory.
The Government OF Guatemala has prohibited
, priests aud cergymen from wearing the usual
distinctive dresses, except when engaged IN
religious services.
The Roman Catholic Bishop, Hendrickson, OF
Rhode lslaud. has pronounced strongly against
7 the Ancient Order OF Hlberulans The Provi"
dence Hiberrians threaten to appeal to the
, | Bishop Of New York, if Bishop Heudilcksou
| persists in his opposition.
EPISCOPAL.
Eleven Bishops of the Episcopal Church have
r resided for y time in Hartford, Conn.
j.. st. Marks Church, Mauch Chunk, Penn, In
I seven years has contributed 3l30,00o.
The Bishop OF Pittsburgh has opened .
. "Houso of Deaconesses in his Diocese.
\ St. Johns Episcopal Church. Jersey City
e meets it's annual expenses Of over $4,000 BY
| voluntary offerings.
James s. Aspinwall, who has, for many years
been Treasurer Of the Foreign Boatd OF Missions
: died April %, aged CT.
Cornell University, T., received lat wsel zee
d two gifts, one OF $4,000 and one Of 100000
: from Episcopahsns.
A bill is to te introduced into the British Far
!; | lament for the increase Of the Episcopate
l | ~ ~; fororu ErNrpran Riahc1a