The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
EPISCOPALIAN

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
EPIscoPALIAN
The Rev. John c. Titman has been deposed from
the ministry OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
In Colorado, because he had previously united
with the Re formed Episcopal Church.
The Episcopal Church IN the United States COM
prises so bishops, bishops elect, 30s5 priests and
deacons, S,1fO clergymen, 1850 parishes, 273, Os2
communicates, 23,oo7 Sunday School teachers,
225,733 Sunday Scnool scholars. Contributions
during the year, So SOL, 1888 q.
Thirty-one standing committees have taken
acton upon DR.. De Koven's election to the episco-
pate OF Illinois, and the result Is % against and
for him. New Jersey, North Carolina and Nebraska
have not yet acted upon the case; but their votes,
1t Is believed, Will be adverse. HIS conservation s
by the vote OF the committees already given, de-
feated. DR.. Jaeger has already received a constitu-
uonal majority Of the vote cast-2l to 1870 that
his conservation Is already certltude. The do.
cese of Connecticut will be heard from next week.
The designations are announced OF Rev. Peter
' A. Jay, OF Grace church, New Haven, Conn. Rev
Q. f. b. Tremaile OF St. Thomas church. Hart.
ford; Rev. L. K. Storrs, Of ST. Stephens churco.
Pittsleid, Mass; of Rev. George d. Silliman, of
Trinity church, San Francisco; OF Rev. E. L. Green,
OF the Church OF the Ascension, Vallejo, Gal. OF
hCNs IL ~ Itdil, vi vi dCS CuuICu, OulO, Ol
Rev. F. j. Hawley, D. D., OF st. James, church,
Danbury, Conn.
Acceptances Of new pastorates are announced
as follows:-By Rev. F. NJ Hall, OF ST. Mary's
church, Cleveland; by Rev. j. H. Dimmon, OF st.
Marks, New Britain, Conn.,. by Rev. John u.
Easter, u. d., Of the Cathedral Omaha; by Rev.
W. ]. Miller, Of Grace church, Mdgeway, Pa. by
Rev. Charles Il. Newman, Of ST. Paul's (asststant),
Erie, Pa. BY Rev. W. G. W. Lewis (of Meadville,
PAL, OF Emanuel church. Cory, Pa; by Rev. John
Fulton. d. D. tof MOBILIZE, OF st. Pauis church, In
dianapolls; by Rev. F. A. Shoup tof Troy, of
Grace church, Waterford, N. y; by Rev. J. Z.
Ingle (of Westminster. Md. Of Trinity church,
Woodbridge, n. j.; by Rev. L. l.. Rogers, Of
Trinity church, Saranac, Mich.
The Southern Ch,u,chnlan does not like the
HERALD's editorial comments on Mr.. senator
Chrisiiancy, OF Michigan, that the American PEG.
pie distrust Christian statesmen. And yet the
Ch,trchD,an Is ''conhdent that the tone OF CHRIS.
tianity among men or wealth ana influence has
not only not been as high as 1t should be, but in
some has been painfully Inconsistent with the
moral requirements Of the New Testament" And
1t cites an example OF o prominent cnurch ollcaal
in Chicago, who was strenuous Tor the purity Of
the Church. but who himself let houses to liquor
and lager bier dealers, faro gamblers aud pr0stL
tutes-and ne aid. this knowingly. Surely after
this the HERALD should be acquitted.
The Rev. J. Z. Eccleston, OF St. johns Protestant
Episcopal church, Chiffon, staten Island, exp poets
to sail tor Europe immediately after Easter He
viii be assent about six months.
The Rev. J. w. punnett, formerly rector OF st.
cepted a call to Keaterville, near Baltimore. Mo-.
aud the Rev. DR.. Cartwright formerly editor OF
the Toronto Globe, Is in temporary charge or tho
pulpit made vacant by MI Punnett's resigna ton.
METHODIST.
Bishop J. W; Roberts OF Liberia AFRICA A. T.. dted
ana was for tsirty.geven years , missionary IN
Africa. In 1858 ne was chosen Missionary Blsnop
by the Liberia Conference, and soon after returned
to the United states, where he was cOnsecrateh.
He returned TO mas field OF labor and has RENAME ed
ers x me ns
OPPOSES the election or appoin finent or ms sue:
cessor on general principles. Bishops for special
places are an anomaly IN Methodlsm.
Bishop Peck passed through tbs city last week
on mis- wav TO Syracuse whittier he goes for brief
respite previous to MS departure for the Pacific
coast, where ne IS TO spend tho summer Bishops
Andrews and Haven were here also last meek-the
East Conference, at Mer,den, Conn, and the latter
to meet with the New England Con terence.
Rev. William Mcdonald Is enjoying brief rest
East street church, Grand Rapids, recently
closed revival meeting IN which nearly score
At Elm Hall, j. ii. rhomas pastor. over score
have been converted, aud the revival Is still IN
At plainwen, ]. II. Potts. pastor, over thirty
heads OF iamiIes have found CHRIST. SiXty-fve
conversions and nifty accesson5 to the church are
fac Rev. Richard Stephens. who was ordained
IN the Mission Rooms here on the 9th lust, has
sailed Tor Mexico US missionary there under
the Rev. George Hldr was appointed by the
Baltimore Conference at iJJ late session 70 preach
his semrcentcnnisl sermon before his brethren
next year. He VIII then have completed hIty
years OF Ministerial WORK.
Bishop Andrews is to deliver the annual sermon
before the Illinois wesleyan University at the
forthcoming commencement.
A Methodist minister preaching in Protestant
Episcopal pulpit and noble collection OF $1,000
for the beneiit OF deserving brother ministers
we're among tile incldents OF the late session OF the
Baltimore Conference.
BAPTIST
The Rev. d. Van Alsttne, OF Horuc'lsvllle, N. T.,
who has been lowering ION the DO der andO be-
tween lie and death for lew months, Is now
rapidly convaesclng, and expects to be In his pull
The swedish Baptist church at st. Paul, Minn.,
was organized year and nalf ago, vito ten
They need house OF worship IN place oil ono
which they WIRE to enter In lew days, but
which has been burned. down.
The Bapts OF Texas have one preacher for
every one hundred members.
revival III Brickspurg, n. J., has resulted in
German Baptist IN Louisville sas contributed
$1,000 toward the establishment oil = German Bap-
tist Orphans Home.
Ministerial acceptances OF pastorates are re-
corded az lolows:-by Rev. l. Butter field, OF
0swepo. N. r., to Jackson, Mich; by Rev: Il. =.
boro, Vt; py Rev. O. P. Trenyear, OF Jamaica, to
Townsnend, Vt, ana by Rev. A. MURDOCH, OF
lILuSNuIe Id., W FJlUesV WIG. OiilO.
Last sunday the Madison avenue Baptist church,
New YORK. TOOK up between $4,000 and $4,000 for
missions at home and abroad.
Rev. W. q. Learned, OF Painted Post, N. Y, has
accepted u call TO the Baptist church ut Alpena,
Mich.
Brother T. S. Learned, or Madison University, has
been elected pastor or the tabernacle cnufch,
ltnaca, N. Y.
Mr.. Charles Davis, late Of Grocer Seminary, has
been ordained aud installed pastor Of the Baptist
church at Jackson, Ohio. Mr.. s. p. Pendeton was
also ordained March as pastor OF the Church Of
the Messiah, Philadelphia
TRe Rev. W. w. hammond, who severed his re-
latlon with his church In Jersey City .wo weeks
ago, preached at the First Baptist cnurcu IN that
city during the evenings OF the past week. He Ia
now about to make q tour oil Palestine ana the
Holy Land.
PRESBYTERIAN.
DR.. Talmape, who few weeks ago made
pubic otter give $500 to any one wno could send
hun the name OF ANYONE eminent for piety who at
the same time favors and requents the American
thearre.v now wltndraws that Oler and hands