The New York herald., 1875-02-07

so increased during the past year that u is pro-
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The Judgment OF the Presby terry OF Jersey city
ID the Glenoenning case whl be formally .promul-
gated to-day In the Church OF the Scandal Some
OF The trustees have entered a protest but the
Rev. Mr.. French, Stated Clerk OF the Presbvtery.
must be carried out. The report that Glenden-
ming mas retired altogether is without founda-
tlon.
Tne trustees OF the Prospect avenue church. In
Jersey City. have concluded not to extend q call
to any pastor TIL the troubles OF that cnuron have
been settled by the action Of the Synod. The Rev.
Mr.. Virgins, Rev. Mr.. Bidwc aud other clergy
men viii ofiiciate In the meantime.
BAPTIST.
Great regret is manifested in Baptist circles here
at the resignation OF DR.. Thomas ID. Anderson.
pastor OF the First church, in this city.
Last Sunday morning the Calvary Baptist
church. New York, made generous contribution
Ss no 'ns to Se mane y swe ans
offering to about $4,000. In times like the present
this Is noble donation.
baptized by Rev. ID. O. Hughes, pastor OF the
Union avenue Baptist church, OF Greenpoint
OF grace. which still is IN progress and from which
much more is anticipated.
his re resignation @ to the Central church Trenton, n
J. He mas held the pastorate for iour years.
AUn,veraa,.. Conference 'I viii be held in Brook.
lyn, N T., next wednesday and Thursday. A
similar conference viii be held week later In
Athens, Pa, when the Rev. Rees Williams will be
ordained and installed pastor over that society
Rev. S. B. RaWson has resigned ms proiessorship
In the Sc. Lawrence (Universalisp University,
Canton, N. Y.
The Old Catholics have now in Prussia enc
Bishop, Reinkens and twenty-five priests. kegu-
larly appointed priests serve IN the following
fifteen parishes:-Cologne, DR.. Tangerman; Bonn,
the Bishop and four professors; G. eheld. Essen,
Dortmund ana Bochun. Hagen ard wlttsn, Bres-
iau, Kattowitz. Boppard ana Coblenz, saarbruc-
ken. Glelwits and Dusseldorf. Twelve other towns
will have regular services when priests are pro-
cured for them. Tney are:-Bern, Dufsburk,
Lennep, Solipgen. Wlesoaden, Attendorn, Konis-
Bieleleli. The arst Old Catholic church In Austria
was recently opened At Warnsdori, Bohemia.
The young Israehtos OF Boston have formed an
association similar In purpose TO the Young Mems
Hebrew Association oi this city. Nearly 100 men,
bers are enrolled and much interest is elt In the
movement
In view of the long continued financial depres-
sion Of the country the Christian at Work calls
upon His Exceilency 10 proclaim day OF fasting
and prayer throughout the land.
erection Tor the Rev. Thomas X Beecher is to be
one OF the largest in the State. MIR. Beecher has
been preaching at the Opera House every Sunday
evening, one cent admission being charged. The
size OF the audience at this novel figure has been
ancient to cover expenses. Considering how
many people there are who go to church and give
only this inconseQuentlal sum when the box Is
handed to them and how many there are who give
nOthinQ at all, but only blandly smile on the col
leCtOr, would not this plan be wholesome novelty
to introduce elsewhere 7
Woman's Board OF Missions OF the Disciples Of
Christ mas been organized.
Rev. Edward Beecher, d. d., will preach until
further notice in the First Congregational church
in Paterson.
the FIRST Congregational church OF Woodbridge,
N. j.. has engaged Rev. Mr.. holmes, formerly OF
the Lee avenue church. Brooklyn, to preach for q
period OF SIX months Tor $1,000.