The New York herald., 1874-07-26

4n0u we KNOW LOT certainty COnceTDlHB
stead OF seeking to save ourselves the
"trouble" o, investigation, let us rather
search ZcalOusly anc diligently after the truth, 30
far as revealed and developed at the present day,
each one aiding his brother in the journey upward
and onward, toward that complete knowledge
which IL Is our ultimate destiny TO attain IN our
future existence. And let as seek earnestly IN all
possible directions, remembering that there are
thousands OF different manifestations OF truth in
the great universe OF GOD.
Truth Is in each flower
Truth Is the voice Of Nature and Of Time
Truth, Truth Is the . startling monitor within us
The golden na Sun ana & Sysry I breeze ns niows
Several other statements made by 'Ingenuous'
most materially differ FROM but pass them by for
the present "ItHIEL"
Ministerial and Church Movements.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Young Presbyterianlsm Is to have a convention
at Saratoga, in August, to devise ways and means
to do good They desire meeting free from the
details Of organization, systems and regulations
and invite all who desire to minister rather than
be ministeued to. to serve rather than be served.
The Rev. J. d. Turner has entered upon his
labors as the pastor elect OF the East Eleventh
street United Presbyterian church. New YORK city.
Rev. r. X Thompson has resigned his pastOrate
OF the First Presbyterian church OF weehawken,
N. ].
Rev. John Heberle has resigned his pasiorate OF
the Broadway German church. Paterson. N. ].
Rev. John X. Fisher, Of the United Presby terrain
church, has been received by the Jersey City Pres.
bytery and installed pastor Of the Second Presby-
terrain church OF Jersey city.
Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, OF the Presbyterian
Church IN Ireland. has been called to the pastoral
charge OF the West Twenty-nith street United
Presby terian church, New YORK city.
KPIsCOPALIAN.
Bishop Cummins, Of the Reformed Episcopal
'n' Is recruiting MS nsA''n AZ o'n'0n Springs
the Rev. q. Mel. rector OF the French Churcn of
st. Sauveur IN Philadelphia and who, since October
last, has preached in French III the Church OF the
Holy saviour, New YORK, to an Unexpectedly
about to start for Europe to put himself In COM
municanon with the leaders Of the Ola Catholic
church wing OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
in these parts.
diOceses at the General Convention In this city
Rev. Newland Maynard, rector Of st. Paul's
vacation at Newport R. I. Rev. Mr.. Willing. OF
Cnrlst church. Fifth avenue, New York. will Ofliciate
during his absence.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Bishop Lo1ghlln on sunday, Feast Of St. Vincent
de- Paul confirmed lorty children at the French
attended by the Vicar General, Father Turner, and
the pastor, Rev. Father Joon.
ton (Roman CathOllc), at York and Jay streets,
Brooklyn, are setting good example by provid-
place for physlca recreation and mental improve
ment. A building has been erected which will
for e anq os
concert hall in the third story
Rev. Thomas Guard. who has been physically
indisposed, mas improved IN health, and Will soon
While Dr. Tiffany is absent from the Metropol.
itan church dutlng the summer vacation the Rev.
W.: E. Mcclure, OF the Reformed Episcopal Church,
will ~ nif
new church at Sandy Hook, Washington
County, Md, near Harper's Ferry, was dedicated
July L by the Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, of Bati'
more.
The Emory Grove camp meeting will commence
on the 3Oth inst.
The camp meeting at Denville this week Is to be
under the religious control Of the Rev. A. L. Brice
and the Kew. n. Vansant, appolntees OF Newark
Conference. Much enthusiasm Is felt through the
Conference in view OF the anticipated results, in
religious sense. OF the meeting
Bishop Ames and family viii spend the summer
near Piedmont, w. Va He will not return to Bal
timore until alter the iall conferences.
Al Asbury Park. adjoining ocean Grove. q large
lot has been given by the proprietor, J. A. Bradley,
to the WOmens Christian Association move.
ment has originated in Philadelphia to build q
large cottage, in which young women OF limited
incomes may spend few weeks OF summer at q
small cost
Bishop Peck.
to cost $4,000. 1t is to have tower fourteen feet
square and splre 100 ieet high.
BAPTIST.
The Marcy avenue Baptist church, Brooklyn,
have aided $1,000 to the salary OF their pastor
making 1t $4 COO In addition to this they recently
presented him with purse Of several hundred
dollars.
not single missionary In the States OF Nevada
and oregon and the Territories OF Washingt on,
Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Arizona andNcw
Mexico.
The Baptist Unton comes out in new dress and
resembles the CHRISTIAN Union in form and size.
The Baptist church at Waverey, l.. l., was dedi-
Gated the 18th inst by Drs. Fulton, Searles and
other ministers from Brooklyn.
Rev. j. Butts, just graduated from Bates college,
theological department, Is soon TO be ordained as
pastor Of shaapleigh Free Baptist church, at Ross
Rev. Mr.. Morgan has left Wells and gone to Comic,
n. II.
Rev. T. K Keniston has left East Rochester and
Is now at North Lebanon, Ne.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bishop John Dlckson Of the United Brethren
Church, has removed from Muscatine Iowa, TO
Decatur. Ill. The West Mississippi District which
he vacates VIII be In charge Of Bishop Giossbrenner
Rev. j. II. De Forest, OF Mount Carmel, Conn.,,
has been appointed by the American Board mis-
SlOnary to Japan.
Ten Congrega gationa churches in Minnesota are
reported to be without pastors, and four will
be vacant. Salaries range from 500 to 1000 in
missionary fields and from 81 900 to $1,000 in SELL
supporting churches. She sixty or seventy theo-
logical students who have just graduated from
Congregational seminaries have here field to be-
giu in.
Rev. W. H. Ayers has become pastor Of the
Congregational church at Lebanon n. Y.
Mr. George M. Howe, OF the graduating class at
Andover. has become pastor oil the Congregational
church IN Princeton, Mass.
Rev. Thomas d. Howard has rendered his resig-
nation as pastor OF the First Unitarian church at
Petersharn to take effect August l. In order to
cept the appointment OF Secretary OF the Commits
slOners OF Prisons.
DR.. ]. B. Hewig, Of Dayton. has been elected
President OF Wtttenberg College, Springfield, Ohio,
IN place OF DR.. Sprecher, resigned. Dr. Sprecher
will remain in charge OF the theological department.
ol the college.
BY the action OF the late Jewish Convention at
Cleveland, OniO, Hebrew theological seminary Is
likely soon to become an accomplished TACT in Gin
cinnati. American Israeltes will not then have to
look to Europe for their rabies.
The union OF the Unitarians and Universalists in
all practical work has been consummated in WIS.,
consin, and henccfOrth the liberal forces move lor-