The New York herald., 1874-11-29

hsyu. w. l., ts not . Bishop OF the Protestans
independents church In Hayti-&n important dis-
Junction, he thtnka
Tne Rev. Henry L Jones, formerly or F1tchourg,
Mass, has removed 70 whkesbarre. Pa
tn Tne hev ". G Armstrong has accepted IN eiec-
n11 %oS 20 81. !. Mssk,s as rs church wauPaca WIS.
Episcopal church g. Chair, Mich, have resolved
the Reformed Episcopal Church.
The Rev. J. H. Ward, Of Maine. believes that Q
Church cannot now pursue his work Tor one weeK
without breaking the ruorlcs Of tnat Church.
seeded iom fS o. TGS ecsn
Joined tue Reformed movement, says "ths [latel
General Convention mas made teniold more intense
the anti-Protestant errors Of the now prevailing
churchmanshp, and never till there is q revised
Prayer Book can such errors be counteracted But
OF that there Il no hope.n
The Episcopalians or Chateaugay have iaid the
corner stone OF st. Johns church, now IN process
OF erection there.
The Rev. Henry A. Dows has closed his labors as
rector q Trinity church Collinsville, Conn, and
removed to Goshen, N. \.
assistant Dnhop salary OF S., 500 year.
majority or the members and vestry OF Eman-
having gone into the Reformed fold with shsir
pastor and held possession OF the church property
m M On nanS Dy as
Church.
the Rev. Mr.. Coleman, of halfway, N. j.. has re-
aso Mion n'' 'nA'se mere 70 accept one IN Miles,
The conservation Of the Rev. Dr.. Garrett as MIS-.
In Trinlsy cathedral, Omaha, on Sunday. Decem-
Der 20. Bisnop Clarks0n - TO be the consecrat0r,
Bishop Tottls the preacher.
The kethOdtSt, noticing the presence Of an
evangelist In DR.. Futons church, Brooklyn, trusts
the pastor to drive from him the devils oil bigotry
and selrrigh teOusness and secure his conversion
to the Christianity 70 which charity Is not ssran-
Revlvals are reported in the First Methodist
kpssSpc oer
ported; st zion. MO-, ~; At windham, N. Y. 200;
Bishop Pierce, Of she Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, has returned in good health from
his work the Pacific coast.
Rev. L. w. Pllcner Of the Detroit Conference,
missionary for the last four years to Pekln Chna.
me Samore uo A Meodt oos up me convsr
sions reported IN its exchanges ior two weeks and
the new southern Methodist Episcopal church
In Clarksburg, Nd, was dedicated last sunday.
A new church at Jersey Landing, Ill, VIII be dedi-
% Ohio and and another % as Hollandspurs g. Ohio, VIII Be
dedicated to-day.
closed st Apslacnin resulting in the conversion Of
fifty. At Ashland, N. Y, nearly ninety nave pro-
iessed conversion. At Friendship, Cochranville
circuit, seventy-slx persons have professed con-
the Methodist preachers Of Trenton, N. J., are
again sgltating the temperance question, and
propose 10 oppose every political aspirant who
does not subscribe to the docsrine.
nave started on revival campaign under Aessrs.
u. B. yelling and J. l. Sloat in the villages and
towns Of that vicinity, and their work is meeting
Rev A. Il. Haynes reports Iorty- eight converts
at snandakin, N. X Al Hope Fans, n. r, sixty
Twelfth street church, Washington, d. o., twelve.
BAPTIST.
New YORK. only Isl OF which have over zoo mem.
bers each. Four hundred and eighty our have
less than 100 each, and most OF these are unable
to support pastors or to keep their church build
Tennesseean correspondent OF the Baptist
Weekly writes that "tnroughout the South re-
vivals are very common at present. Many
churches are enjoying refreshing times Hun
daeds anu are oesng ~ rme
all quarters. The increase IN Baptist churches
THIS year Is greater than than eyer before. BEFORE o,,, 49,
received Q call to the Baptist church at Wasseon,
In the same State.
the Windsor Branch Baptist church, Ohio, on ac-
count Of his wiie's sickness He has been ten years
the Rev. Ira Bennett, OF Pittsford, has accepted
call to the pastorare Of the Baptist church at
The Rev. 6. ". Diroll, OF Brocton, G. w., has be-
come pastor OF the Baptist churcn at Randolph.
Anew Baptist church in Macopin, N. J., erected
BY the nberaity Of MIR. Conrad vreeland, was
opened for pubic worship last Sunday.
Newark, N. j., mas accepted q cali 70 the sherman
avenue Baptist church, In that city.
D G q can G0sg 10 %
the First Baptist church, Richmond, Va rs sue
cessor to DR.. BurrowA
the First Baptist church In Providence, K l., and
afterwards President OF Watertown and Snurtlen
colleges and Chicago University, died last Sunday
Rev. q. G. A. sedgerbioom has closed his labors
as missionary among the Swedes In the Upper
Rev. W. r Webb, D. D., ofTiskilwa, has accepted
the call OF the Baptist church In Norris, Ill., TO De-
come their pastor, and has already entered upon
The Federation Committee Of the PRESBYTERIAN
churches OF canada and the United states have
arranged meeting to take place here in Dr.
Cr0sby's church, December 8, forenoon, and In the
The Rev. E. r. Wells mas resigned his charge in
Denver city. Col, to accept one in Chicago He
has been six years In Denver.
Tne PresDyterians throughout the land have
raised $43 900 for the relief of disabled ministers
ior this year, but $4,000 more are needed. and an
promptly before the severity Of winter brings dis
tress to those old veterans OF the Gospel.
called to the Presbyterian church at ElDa N. Y.
revival IN the Presbyterian church at sydney
Plains. N. Y has resulted in the conversion OF nifty
The Rev. John H. Frazee, late Of Syracuse, has.
after eight years. ABSENCE, returned to his former
charge, in Toms River, N. ].
Tue Rev. ]. H. sharpe has resigned his charge In
the Wharton street church, Philadelphia, to be-
city. Feeble health has induced Mr Sharpe to re-
sign.
The Rev. A. NJ. Jelly, Of washington, y: J., has
received unanimous call from the Franklin street
Presby terrain cnurcn of Baltimore.
The Rev. J. I. Houston and vile. OF Pittsburg,
are soon to sall as missionaries Of the Presbyterian
Church, to Brazil.
Rev, DR.. Van Nest has returned to this country
from his chapel in Florence, Italy, having left Rev.
Mr.. Klttredge IN charge.
Rev. Ravaud X. Rodgers, D. D., has removed
from Bound Brook. N. j., to Athens, Clarke county,
Ga.
Mr. George R. Smith has been ordained pastor
OF the Presby terian church at Dryden, N. Y
Rev. G. G. Smith has removed from Williams
port, Nd, TO santa Fe, Cal.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. John Gibbs, formerly prominent Con.
gregationalist minister in this vicinity, died In
Brooklyn last week, aged eighty-eignt years.
Religious revivas are reported In the churches OF
Mendham, R0ckaway, Succasonna. Flanders, Boon
ton, Parslppany and Dover, N. J.
There are l04 Congregational churches In New
Hampshire and 174 ministers, IS churches have
pastors or acting pastors, 40 are vacant and so
minlQterQ n