, 1874-08-30
to some Of the brethren, for all which he is to
answer before the proper church tribunal.

It is very accessible BY the railroads. !
, camp-mceting ii to 10 held there early III Sep
. tember.
Tho aIethod,st Episcopal Church is at presen
carrying on missions III ten countries, via: II
Liberia, where they have resident Bishop, G.
preachers. and 2le0 inombcrs; III South Atneri
CO, with .ooo membcrH; in China, With s6 mis-
aionnrIes, 20 nntive helpers, and 1858 nativ.
annual conference, IS minister's. nearly 9,00s
members. aud 46 chuyches; ia Denmark aud
Sweden. With 50 missionaries, Il looal preachers
and over ,822 members; iu India, with Al an
nual conference. 78 preachers and teachers. and
| 1,102 members; in Bulgaria. With preachers
in Italy. with II missionaries and helpers; il
Japan, with missionaries. Nore than $300, ,ooe
is annually appropriated to prosecute those mis-
| sions-
A now Methodist Church was dedicated al
L'Anse. in the knorthc1n peninsula OF Mlchl-
gan, Aug. 15.
/ The new building Of the 1hirty-seventh Street
Baptist Mission Of this city Is to be dedicated to-
day. Tho services will commence At 230 o'clock.
The building iB near South Dearborn street,
Tho ropcrts mado to tho Baptist Association
this year show total Baptist membership for
the city Of 5,763. The larg gest churches are the
First, containing ,04D. aud the Second, ,282-
The Ninth Street Baptist Church. Cincinnati,
has given call to tine Rev. James b. Summons.
Whether he will accept or not has not yet been
| made known.
The FREQ Will Baptists Of North America mill
hold their twenty-second General Conference at
Providence, beginning Oct. 7.
The co1orcd Daptists of Kentucky have men-
berslip Of 27, 59o,
| PRESBYTERIAN.
The independent says: "Tho Presbyterian
! Banner Is today the worst enemy OF tho Pres
/ byteriau Church. It's repeated arguments that
no liberty can be allowed in that Church to differ
| in tha least from the Presbyterian Standards Is
| doing al TINT can be doue to break up the union
lale1y 10 happily consummated"
The Cumberland Presbyterian, taking an out
| look on it's denomination, finds it's present con-
dition and prospects most gratifying. Tho terri-
| tory OF the Church q extends by the *ay OF the
| lakes, the grain-felds, and the plains. from
! Pennsylvania to California and by way Of tile
mountains, the cotton~,ields. and the gulf coasts
| to Texas. Within this broad domain tue Cum
| berland Presbyterian Church Influences tho re-
lgious sentiments aud efforts OF hslf million
| people,"
The only mission IN Brazil is supported by the
; Presbyterian Board. In population Of 10.00D,
| zoo there are only thirteen Protestant ministers
preaching iu the language OF the people.
The Convention of Young Prosbyterians. it is
now said, will not be hold III Saratoga. but in y
| more centra locality, and 3 little Inter III the
B0ASpn.
An Episcopal church at Betsvllle, Nd. recent
aan al,&7. +. ,xa n~s 49, hr,,1, - at-,,et,,-o
-4 ~ .., ~. -, a.
- Verbatim repor1 49,. 10 TO 70 taAen ot ~ tne
11scussiouo -. MI .aAo p.asq ~ sao usuelAi %
Lonseat1on o. tne tl91eotant tp1scoEa! eno'cn'
~ ~ Aoto 49, ~" @oaA o's'' -
me Msnopo1 11"nieh1 ~ ni1 fetuln % t Aules1e@
ton Of tho Protcstnn: Epiaoopal Church the pro-
priety Of uniting with the Church of England
, aoo4 '40 tAAA4-~' ~ '"o "sA"N'"op - NAAeeA
oois'
The Bishop Of TIE Episcopal Church Of Della
ware, IN his lato annual address, Expresses his
benel Ina; astrict les1sasaoh TO sesta'n fL'na!
iatc PRACTICES can not longer be delayed with any
safety.
retreat for the clergy of the Protestant
Episcopal Church will be held at tbe House Of
tlte Society OF st. John the Evangelist, at
BrIdserort, cohn., oeelnnins on tuesday even
Thoao W. "a WIN na;ra to attenJ It % INV w,;ta to the
Iay q q Grafton Isr,dcanort Cam. vho
with others Of tho EyangeLst Futhars. viii con.
Juct NJ ,.a;st II, it
CATHOLIC.
Ar ;praoions cAtf,o1ic has invantcd a bottla
for holy water. WHICH the 1adIef thinks will be .
useful receptacle a. veil as pious image. IN
oil Catholic families. 1t Is oottie. urmounted
1.; ~ s1oos' s.,narao- l,ar ~ 'A''
'"baa A41,
btshop flt1gefaW iato the cofnef-stohe OF
Catholic church at Reading. near Cincinnati,
last Saturday.
rha fnrtbar n,oorass at the nronosed noman
c,ti,o,ic ~ cattedTaI At o4ford f,nc tho fof1nis.
tinn.stnro ~ ,yhrb wa 1aii ahnnt c;rhtern
months ago by the Bishop OF Birmingham, ID
abandoned for time.
rrha cothadro1 NJ q, Joaonb,. cotunb,r n
60 1To Faat des,, !, tha ;ns;de hy 67iz feet i,
,s;dti, Nil, a. .e3tin~ coracity for :: CD1 nersonH
II ia but of the host Ohio sandsoue from the |
Wavoriy qu4rries. There nro threo altars, tho
main ono beng Of the pu7est Italian marble. tho
n,ft Of Disbop McCIoskey. Of Now YORK.
o. .o,o,-n.r,,xu
rh. cororop.f;onai chnrch At vb;tehsu
,,;ai. s-;,1a - . na,,1;.r trs;n ~ d,e,atn,s !;
ahout to he sold Tor debt. Il is a uoat edifcc.
t:-.t. t;-;.Lad .,1 f,-r;ahad h,,1 1,.a <n,.1' |
ennsy - ta[,s an ~. an,r 0"' NA' o11"4
membership VI 1euA1os onAy'
Tim Rev 1ohn II Eaysre has o,tbered q |
.h.,-",, ~ +.a1,a -raro,,ar -, s1ance7ana Mil,
eouaea VI @"'A'o t41oNoeAo ~ -A1e~toA"' -o4ea' |
The Rey. Darid Todd. pastor Of tho Concrecs-.
+;onal f,hnrcl, a. Gfconyilla III died Az IN !
Ha 1 h.a haen a nastor of tho church for onsrtsr
- noa poen H. - s.t;n. ~ ~. ~. .1 sot
OF u century, VIII Ene u1cept'o" " t"u Ut tHee
years sletlt IN tue oonkn IN teac1lng the 1reed-
meu,