, 1874-03-29

wise him to refrain from preaching Tor som'
| time yet
Tho Rev. Ben E. S. Ely resunes his labors to
day 0a pastor OF GTaco Presbyterian Church
! His health ia restored
The Rev. D. L. Leonard pastor elect OF ths
| First Congregational Church In Hannibal, Mo.
is stopping in the city for few dsys.
The Neosho Church, NO., (conRreRatioua1,,
| has called the Rev 4. +. Smith Of the Sepio1
Glass. Chicago Seminary. to its paatornte.
The Evanston people listened to an interest
ing lecture on Hiudostan, last Tuesday evening,
BY Prof. Yorke, formerly Of Southern India.
! Bishop Neely (whose brother is prominent
merchant Of Chicago) leaves his diocese tMaine)
to 1isit the Bishop Of Litchde1d upon his invita-
] ton.
ELSEWHERE
Mrs. Van Cott began preaching in Ames Chap
81. New Orleans, March Is.
Dr.. Morris, Bishop OF Oregon, with band Of
clergy, recently made missionary tour around
Puget Sound
The Rov: Edward c. Towue, radical Unitnri-
an writer, has announced bis return to "Loyalty
to the Christ Of God in Jesus"
The Rev, 4. Cloghorn, D. D.. resigned tho
Passionate Of the Ottawa. Ill.,, Baptist Church.
recently: The resignation WAS greatly regretted
by the church.
The Second baptist Church OF Milwaukee has
extended call 70 the Rey. 4. r. hledoury, OF
Portland, Oregon, to become ita pastor, on
salary Of So, 900.
the Rev. E. IL. Boring, formerly financial
agent of the Home for the FEendless, has been
appointed pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Woodstock, III.
The Rev. B. F. Cocker, Professor OF Moral
Philosophy in Michigan University, delivered an
able lecture in Evanston, Wednesday afternoon,
on the uses OF ancient religions
The Res. Robert Mckenzie, Iate OF the Eletn
Presbyterian Church, having accepted the call
Of tho Presbyterian Church in Decatur. ILL.,, GU
tered upon the duties OF his new field March 15
formerly pastor OF the KenoshR Baptist Church,
aad more recently Of the church at Topeka,
Kan, will be glad to learn that the worthy pas
tori wife hss presented him with q bran new
baby. The event has created new set OF grand
oarents, and made large number OF aunts aud
.lncles.
The Rev. Dr.. Dewey, the Unitarian Patriarch
OF Philadelphia, was SO years old March 81.
THE nEv. ME. MCCORMICK.
To the Editor or TIE Chicano Tr15une:
:. s1n:. Ia telegram in your paper you pub !
now (Cummins) movement. The following are
..e facts: !
Mr.. Mccormick is Canadian clergyman, who !
has been spending eome Time in Virgins, and, !
after visiting the scenes Of LIS childhood, mill
EAt4e ID A01C1Sp* lAl MCL0lullEk H3tltIaH5
from the Church because he is opposed to infant |
baptism, and it is thought that he will join the |
Baptlsts but he has not fully determined. He |
wishes to take time 10 examine the subject fully
before be unites with them.
Probably every year there are dozen clergy
men leaving the Protestant Episcopal Church
frou various assigned CAUSES. Generally they
have been unsuccessful ia the ministry, and !
hoy attribute their wan. Of SUCCESS to the
Church, when more wisdom and energY would
have given them fruit for their 1abors. No !
;reater number hare 1eft during the Cummlns
than is usual
Wlile the loss is a dozen year, the gain from
he religious bodies to the Church is hundred
10 that the net gain is immense, and ut no time
las II been greater than slnce the detection Of
Jumuins. ALPHA