, 1874-03-15

Tbey have invited tho Rev. Mr.. Ellis, as present
preaching in Kansas oty, NO., 70 Rreacn @ e.H .II
should everything be satisfactory: 1t Is said
that 81, 900 more than WIS offered IN onlcago,
a. salary, together with the promise to bulld
new house Of worship. decided Mr. M 9oyt to go
to Boston, rather than Chicago. Ihe bossoa |
people pay him ST, ,000
Tho religious interest still continues IN the
Presbyterian Church at Austin. =.
N;neteon persons we're received into the Pres |
byterian Church Ia Sioux City, H., March l.
March twenty-th1eo were received into the !
First Presbyteri ian Church at LeaTenWorth'
knu. <~-'
Twenty-six persons have united With the
church at Faribault, as the result OF 1e'1faA
meeting.
The p1esbyterians Of Tecumseh, Mob, dedi-
Gated new house Of wotship On the iast Dad
bath In February
At sjgournoy, H., the Presbyterian Church
received swonty new members o. the '1a1ei e'a1'
munlon service.
The Ouares, H., Presbyterian Church received
intn ita communion and fellowship, March J.
seventeen persons.
Forty additions have been made to the Pres-
byterian Church ut Hyde Park, in charge Of INC
Rov. D. s. johnson
-rha presbvte11an Church OF New Lisbon, ILL.,,
forty-four Of whom wore by profession OF aa!th.
The Reunion Presbyterian Church. on the
Vast Side, IN charge OF the Rey. j. H. Walker, as
discussing tho question OF ne" ana larger
church=building, .........
At the communion service, March !, OF the
Seventh Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, hxty'
members we're added to tue cAaEon-1oss5-1"o
OF them by profession OF falth'
THE Alliance saws "Twenty members we're
AR.n praHhPfAT3An &j60FC0
l.st communion, and twelve to the RAILROAD
Mission, in charge Of the same church, last sun
day."
deep revival in Urbana, H., resulted in add.
ing seyenty-iye to tho church On the 1ss GAY ol
March. or those received on profession: thirty
are married men aud women twenty are young
mon fifteen ore young women. Inc femalnng
ten are boys and girls between the ages OF Il
and 15.
Ten persons unltet with the Ed"s1os tno1eo'
Davenport, H.. March J..
Eleven new members we're added to tne cnurcn
| at Flint, Mich, March l.
| Nine nersons united BY profession, with tho Rev.
! DR.. Beunetts church, neeuBburs, Nls., Ma1ch
Tho Plymouth Congregational Church OF It,
| Paul, admitted thirty y-nVe persons to monoersnlp
March l.
| The Conversational church at Centre Point,
Ta has been moro thau doubled the past WIN
| ter Oh the results Of revival.
| "A revival is reported in the Congregational
Church, at Winnetka, which began Win tne
| children, and has extended to the adults.
The Conversational Church in E1gin, ILL.,:
| rece,yed tllrty-oua members on March !, Oh
| whom tyenty-thres wcre BY profession
Over forty conversions are the result OF
| aories at meetings ut Ithaca, Wis. VI these
twenty-threo were added to the church March l..
On the 22d Of February. the Rev. B. II. ANS
dcnn received eloveu persons into the chuscn AZ
Strawberry Point, all OF whom we're heaas OF 1aa1-
| ilcs.
The church at Alpena, Michigan, admitted
eorcnty~tvo member, on profession at the March
communion twonty- fva were members OF the
Sunday-school.
Plymouth Church, indianapolis, received
eirhteen members at the last Communion, anu
the Maydower Church, in the same city, seTen'
on profession.
Tho Dn1nth chu7ch received seven by profess
aion March who nre said to be the advanca guard
OF . large number who are to unite IN hlay;
During three years this church has recelved
| eeyenty-three monbe7s.
The Adcdnce seys the church st Mattoon, 1ne
Rev, 4. L. P Loomis, pastor, In the twenty-five
months since their organization; nave % rssea o aot
pepses over $3.50. Since Jao: their mem,
bership has nearly doubled b. the addition Of
tnirty-seyen, nearly ell heads OF families. and
! all but seven by profession.
EPISCOPAL
: p;a:,on Whitehousc confirmed classes at hsy'
r | wood and Oak Park last Sunday, preaching II
: the morning At Maywood. and IN the evening .
8 Oak Park.
Christ Episcopal Church at Oak Park has jug
put up new pipe organ presenteea tea c1,rc y ri a. a.
memorial of his mother, who was one OF IN
original members ct the church.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I 4 union revival meeting at Leslie. Mlcn", Ia
!, resulted in about forty CONVERSIONS.
AT g. union Communion service in Msttoon
! Ill., q few evenings slnce. buo CnIlsslaus ID
q down to the table Of the Lord.
= The Office OF the Rolston Methodist, Morris
tovn. Tenn, Was consumed by fire Feb. l. In
+ loss to the proprietor was 73.6oo.
:, March s the Rev. lIr. Gallagher, preached
" | Toronto, Canada preliminary to the organize
ton OF q Reformed Episcopal Church.
r. A synod Of the Catholic Bishops Of the 9 :.
A. T,onjB Province wa In progress last week IN ;
~ Louis. The object was to I'LL VACANT Sees, an
y to create new ones where needed.
- The Alliance SAYS the Revs Glen Wood, q. l
10 Gnck. and ". r. Brown have been holding II
ID teregting meetings in the Presbyterian Chulch'
at Austin, where the Rev. E. n Barrett oflclates.
}; religious journal says, "Over 800 WEI
l; added to the membership OF Dr' 1hlmage
10 church BROOKLYN, At their Last Communion.
20 tween eighty aud ninety were received to
T. Cuyler's st the Same time
1' st, Louis correspondent Of the New 1o
Examiner and Chronicle estimates the numb
st Of converts in that city under the Rov. Mr Har
r. mond's preaching during the past FIVE ~eeks'
10000.
d. The last of Mr. Hammond's meetings IN t
~, ~ Louis was held in De Bars Opera House
y. ~ Wednesday morning. Itwas q farewell meet1n
w. and nearly all the ministers who h15 taken pa
-. in tho revival were present.
n The Congregational Ministers Union n met
va Prof. Fisks residence Tuesday evening. Thirt
y Elk ministers, with their wives, we're present.
a.. considerable portion of tho evening WIS spent
en- q yery Intelligent discussion Of the doctrine
e.; Evolution in Philosophy
c. The professors aud officers Of the four The
" logical Sem1naries OF the city. viz: Congrel
~ toual. Baptist Methodist, and Presbyter1an.
~. semhied at the house Of Prof. Mitchell, OF +
~ Baptist Seminary, last Monday evening", 1
- seyerM institutions we're well represented, =
~ the occasion WAS oue OF much pleasure
e.; A BAD WAY TO REPREss R1TuAL1s]
,ir- correspondent OF Church and State discust