The New York herald., 1874-07-19

all the synagogue pulpits OF this city yesterday
many persons away from home, the congreg atoms
were comparatively large. Dr. Mendes, in the
an2 ana
to the destruction OF the temple, which, he SAID,
was the merited punishment for the sins OF the
people OF Israel Aud the same spirit OF indiner
ence OF the claims OF religion, neglect OF the Sab
batn and violation OF tine divine law will, he be-
power and influence in every land II it be not cor
rected and stopped. He therefore urged his con-
s 40 now So 'nesn Rev
lsaacs Is already enjoying his at Cornwall N. T., so
tnas the congregation VIII not listen 10 sermons
there for the next six weeks. DR.. HuebScn VIII
continue to preach as usual IN Lexington avenue
synagogue. Rev. Mr.. Jacobs VIII preach also In
Nineteenth street synagogue aud Rev. Mr.. Moan
once a month in stanton street synagogue; but
the other Jewish raboies English preachers Will
take rest for tue summer so as 10 begin iresh LII
tne iali.
Ministerial and Church Movements.
BAPTIST.
Rev. K. W. Benton has accepted the call Of che
Baptist church in Richmond, ina. and commenced
his labOrs In that field.
Rev. w. u. Watkinson, OF Nicetown. Phiiadei-
phia, has bean called to Allentown, N. J.. where q
new church has been fOrmed-an Orfsho0J from
Hamilton square.
Rev. Dr. ana mrs. BOardman, and Rev. G. 4.
Rees, with his bride, all OF Philadelphia sailed
Tor Europe on saturday, the Attn inst. Rev. DR..
Smith reached his home on tho 5th, after an ab
sence OF about seven weeks.
Rev. A. j. Hay has resigned the charge OF the
Broadway Baptist church, Camden, NJ.
Rev. Duncan Young pastor ef the Baptist church
at Granievllle. S. l., lett on Saturday last Tor a
two months summer visit to Scotland. His people
unanimously voted him this privilege, and were
not fOrgetful 70 provide generously for his ex.
peusas.
lcu vhwo farm HDs of ho DO onfia dA-
nomination IS located, after considerable rivalry
between various places. The bids were as fol-
ows:-MurireesbOro. $780, 800; Jackson. $15O, 900;
Chattanooga, 100000; McMinnville, 100000.
Jackson, Madison county. Tenn, having bid the
highest, secures the institution.
Rev. .. l.. Cox, late pastor OF the Baptist church.
LYONS Farms, N. j., Is about to remove to the
State OF Missouri to travel 10 the interests OF the
American Bible Union.
Professor J. J. Lewis Of Madison University, left
Hamilton on Tuesday for his contemplated trip
around the world. He goes direct to California,
and will be absent about nine months.
Rev. X. A. Paterson (Evangeiist supplies the
Baptist church at Tarrytown during July. Rev.
Dr.. Stone, pastor, has withdrawn his resignation
ana has gone to the AdirOndacks.
The English Baptist Missionary Society Qike the
Church Of En- gland and the eseyan missionary
sociellesl reports the largest income ever re-
ceyed, being over f40, OOO Five new missionaries
Will be sent out this year.
the rev. }. L. Craig, late OF Newton, n. j., com.
mences his pastOrate ut High street, Baltimore,
to-day.
The Rev. Frank Fletcher has settled al Middle
town, Orange county, n. Y.
Rev DR.. DlXO0, OF Augusta, Ga, Ia In the city,
enjoying . vacation among old frieDcs:
The sabbath school at Hanson place Baptist
church began It's morning session on last sabbath
and opened grandly.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Mr.. Charles Anderson, OF AndOVer, recently
tutor in Robert College, COnstantinOple has been
called 10y the churches in North Woburn and Bur
hngt0n. Mass. He II . min law OF Rev. DR.. HAM
lin.
BY request of the managers of the Coored Mis-
Garnet wi take charge Ot the religious services
there, IN addlton to his duties as pastor OF his
temporarily, IN the chapel at No. lao sixth avenue
The usual services at the la tier place Will not De
Interrupted by tnis arrangement.
The Pres sOyterians Naples, N. Y, have begun
the erection OF new church III that place. Rev.
Nj. p. GeistOn is pastor.
Rev. MIR. Fowler, OF Wisconsin, has accepted the
pastorate OF the Presby terian church at Caledonia,
n. Y. He will begin aoOrs there in October.
Chancellor Chaplin, OF LIE Roy, will supply the pull
Rev. W. 7. Hayward, of Broome county. Will as
snms the pastora.e Of tns e. Presbyterian church as
di3tely.
Rev. d. ]. Burrlll has just been installed pastor
OF the Westminster Presbyterian church, Oh CHI
Rev. J. X. Nilsson, OF Chicago, has joined the Gen.
trdl RfeSDyIcry OI inIlaOelpula.
Rev. Charles 5. Duriee, pastor Of the Oakwood
avenue Presby terrain church, of Troy, N. y, has
received q unanimous call to the pastoral care Of
the Central Presbyterian church In GenescO.
A"iraveiiing A scholarship has Deen established
In Union theological Seminary, the interest Of
which, S700, is 10 enable the successful competitor
OF the graouating class travel and study two
years IN foreign and Bible lands.
Rev. A. q. CamDDe!l has accepted o call to the
Presbyterian church at Pulaski. Pa. and will be
installed very soon.
Rev. DR.. Nj. G. sn,phen is spending the summer
Rev. D. NJ. Miller has received cali to the
church at JohnstOwn, Pa.
"fhe woman question" in the Brooklyn PresDy-
tery seems TO have received Its quietus iOr the
present. 1t came up at the stated meeting last
week, IN the hands OF committee charged with
the duty Ol making report 8S 10 what, according
TO the views Of PresDy tery, woman mignt or might
not IN the way oil opening her mouth In the
churches. Tne committee verDaliy reported their
inability to make o report. and we're discharged.
Rev. q. q. NOyes has Deen appointed 10 repre-
sent the Chicago presoytery IN the swing Case
Rev. 5, encer l.. ]lnuey, who. Tor some months
has aDOrcd as stated supply IN the Presby terian
churcn OF woodbridge n. j.. Is now about renov-
| ing TO Railway.
Rev. w. s. Perkins, OF Pennsylvania. mas with
drawn rom the Protestant Episcopal Church. lie
IONS Bishop Cummln5.
Rev. U. Nj. Wines, late OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Churcn ia Hartford, has applied Tor orders In the
The Rev. Thomas Reed has been called to the
Charge recently resigned by the Rev. Mr.. Hepburn.
will soon enter upon his pastoral charge.
The Rev. John T.. Hubbard has removed rom
Washington, ID. u, to Leesourg, va.
Professor Francis l.. Patton. of Chicago, is con-
fined to his bed by serious illness. Repeated n6u-
OrTbages Ol the lungs have greatly weakened him,
and. though mis- friends express the hope that the
worst past 1t is not likely that he will he able to
work IOr a considerable time
Mr.. swing Is preaching now Sunday mornings
in McCOrmlck's Hall, Chicago to crowded audi.
ences. The hail holds 1900 persous and 1t IL
packed at eaCh service. More than twice as many
persons as his church would contain are thus en-
abled to hear him.
An attempt made last week to get the
Chicago PresOytery TO pronounce mild cenSure
upon Mr.. swing, IN the tope that by this means
the case could be Kept out OF tie synod. The resO.
lution affirmed that while the Presbytery acquitted
Mr. SWING, they Yet found evidence enOugi upon
the trial to warrant them N admonshing MN 10
be little more careful hereafter, and tnaL certain
Language used by him upon the trial concerning
tue difference between the church actual ana the
church historic is w0fthy OF condemnation. rue
Presbytery. however, refused TO stuitily ltsen "
I entertaining the resolution.
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