, 1874-04-25
PERSONAL.

CHICAGO.
The Rev. F. II. Ellis, of Kansas City, No.. hsl
been called to the paztorate Of the Aictigu1
Avenue BaptiRt Church.
Tho Rev. Jesee o. Peck, OF Centenary H. e
Church, delivered his lecture on Pluck EersuI
Luck" in Trinity Ii. +. Church, on the eronlne
Of april 81
Mrs. Maria B. Ho1yoke has gained great popu
larity with the Wicker Park Congregational Sun
day-schooi Of this city, while acting it's Assist
ofice recently, the Sahbath-schooi presented her
with sor,e very complimentary resolutions beau
tifnly copied md framed in velvet.
The Rev. II. D. Terwil1iger, recently pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. on the cor
uer of Forty-third and Halsted Streets has been
obliged to seek 3 more inland climate on account
OF the health Of his family. His departure is
much regretted hJ lis late parishioue1s. His
address now is Wells Minu:
The Rev. II. T. Mccormick, q clergyman Of the
Ep,scopat Church, has recently withdrawn from
that communion, giving his reasons therefor to
hia Bishop {Bishop Johns, OF Virginia) in cir
:ulat letter, aud has connected himself with the
Free Baptist Church OF this city n, private
member. Ho was baptized by the Rey. ]. Nal
sern, tue pastor, last Sunday evening. He ex-
pecs to enter field Of labor in or near the city.
Ar. Mccormick will be remembered rs former
member Of Christ CEpisco2al) Church Of this
city, and has of late been hector Of an Episcopal
Church in Petersburg, v2-
The Alliance says the graduating class Of the
Congregational Theological Seminary, number
ing fourteen, hnve neariy all srected their fields
ofIabor, ns follows J. G. Armstrong goes to
townsville, Ill; u. D. BisMe to Fish3e8:r,yillo,
Gallagher, Jr., to sheboyg1n, Wis. during the
months OF May and June, expecting to return
East il the fall and loce!o H. n. Goodell to
Homewood, III. ". B. l1lnard to st. Louis,
No.; Il. H. Robbins to Alden, la; a. J; Smith
H.; ]. B. Bldwell to Greenrillo, Ill. Robert
6iraa to Lisle and Danby-
ELsEw.ERE-
Tie Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., went into his
new church last week
The Rev, Mr.. Hammond has succeeded in
aN=king great religious interest in Galveston,
Tex, exceeding any heretofore known in that
city. No chureh being large enough Tor the
meetings Sunday. the Dpera-House Is brought
into requisition and large outdoor meetings are
held
The Rev. Narayan sheshadri, native Episco-
pal clergyman Of India, who has been preaching
for twenty-tiTo yoars, and who has succeeded in
ct Indinn children into the yernacular schools,
will shortly visit London, aud will speak at q
Meeting to be presided over By tho Bishop Of
London. A living testimony Of missionary elli-
cleucy.
Archbishop Mnnning would not attend any Of
*AA4~S VI
ins proper title was ignored. He was invited 81
Dr.. Manning" and finally as - Archbishop
Manning" But the p1elate desired his title as
Archbishop Of Westminster" to DO recog- !
nized; which, being contrary to law, could not |
bo done, says m English paper.
Dr.. Harris, the late Bishop Of Gibraltar, died
at Torquay- He is the graceful, brilliant, aud |
gentle charscter in one of our best modern |
roemz, by Henry Taylor, that Of ''Phlip Van |
Artevelde." His first preferment WIS the Rec
tory Of Wilton By his dear, personal friend. tie
Welt-known Sidney Norbert. His too laborious
end anxious Episcopate came to an end By 3
Maltese fever.
The Springfield Republican says: An episode
Of the recent Methodist Conference ut New York
was the confession OF the Rev. Dr.. Forris, OF the
Bedford f;treet Church OF that city, to tho chang
ing of date on his communication ticket over tie
hudson River Railroad, with fraudulent intent.
In consideration Of his frank confession aud |
osnitent:e. the erring brother WAS forgiven By
he Conference aud his character allowed to
0asB-"
. After long episcopate in Africa, Bishop
Payne. broken down in health, WAS compelled 10
lkzaIRaa ths missionary field and speud his few |