The New York herald., 1875-07-18

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/ tempts on Bishop Wnittingham's pait To have the
/ charges against himse. and against his quondam
i Catholics Withdrawn. HIS op smith mas now ap-
\ ponrea rhe caDonIcal committee iotry the charges
against nm. This co nmlstee VIII meet IN Baltt-
more July 20. Their -essiOns VIII be secret. Tney
are TO Judge whether the testimony VIII warrant
trial of tue accused bishop ny his peers, and II
Bishop Paddock. OF Massachusetts. Is spending
the summer at Cornwall. ON tie Hudson; tne
Bishop OF Central Pennsylvania Is rusticaung at
Brls ol, K. l., the blsnop Of LOUISIANA Al kapl-
The Rev. E. A. Bradley, OF indianapolis, Is sum-
merIng at Newport, X. l.
The Rev. william huckel, rector OF 81. Ann's
MortIsanla, New York CITY, has been sent by
his congregation to Europe for taree months
The REV. ]. julius sans OF Manchester. va, mas
been invited 70 take charge OF the Henshaw Me-
mortal chapel, Baltimore, Md heretofore con-
nectrd with ST. Peter's parish.
The Rev. H. v. Gardner. OF Guilfera Chenango
couaty, Central New YORK, has entered upon ais
duties as rector OF st. James,, Hammondsport,
SteuDen county, Western New YORK.
In 1852 Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet founded st.
AIMS church for Deal Mules in this CITY, OF wnicn
be has been rector ever since. fhree years ago
he also founded "The Cnurcn Mission TO Deaf
Mutes." whch society has since established ten
branches IN dinerent pa ts OF the land. One
feature OF tDis mission is National Home for Aged
and lnnrm Deal Mutes, Tor which DR.. Galandet
now calls Tor $780, He purposes devotng his re-
manning ac' I've he to the elevation ana improve
METHODIST.
In anticipation OF Moody and Sankey's return
open air meetiags are held In this cIy at different
add other Western CUES; IN Philadelphia, Balti-
more and otner cities IN the East.
The Methodi5ts have started religious services
in Garden City, L. l.. Mr.. A. T. stewart having
granted the free use OF hall for that purpos
Rev. M: Frencn nas charge Of the mission;
Drs. Nelson, W0edon and Du Puy. OF this city,
Rev. ]. v. Saunders and the venerable Father
Reynolds, Rev. Mr.. olmstead and Rev. Alfred Tay-
lor lPresbyterlanl ana Dr A. y Patton lbaptis)
are summering at sea Cnd, I- |. Rev. J. S. lnskp,
who mas u cottage tnere, Is awav at Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, attending the National camp Meeting
Ine lecture rOOn oil the cumberland street
Methodist Episcopal church. Philadelphla, was
dedicated last Sunday. Inc main audience room
viii he ready by october.
Tae corner stone OF the new MetnodisJ Epsco-
pal cpuIcn osing crested at Savona, N. Y, Will be
Tne anniversary Of Attorney Street Methodist
Episcopal CHURCH tu this city lcoloredl was OBJ
served last Sabbath. Inc churcn has a debt on 1t
OF between $4,000 AND $4,000, and Is calling Tor
nelp.
Carolina. Ia TO spend his summer vacation among
the Catskllls. He was to leave Columbia for the
Norta, In company with his daughter, on Monday
last.
Tne Rev. @. P. Cowpsr, promising young min
1ster oil the Westchesier and Bronxylle Methodist
Episcopal churches. WestcheSter county, N. Y,
died last sunday OF sunsr1ke. He Was admitted
into the New York East Conference In full cohnec-
tion last spring.
The Baptists OF Virginia have set apart sec, 900
ment o. memorial scholarships for the benefit OF
Jae sons OF Baptist ministers IN the State. In the
other Southern states the Baptists have taken
y
Rev. John Gordon mas LETT Ohicago, ana become
the pastor of Olivet Baptist churcn in Montreal.
Rev. ID. s. Parmalee. having served the Baptist
church at Freehold n. J., thirteen years, mas re-
signed his charge.
is still without pastor since DR.. Hodge resigned
the Rev. MIR. Perry OF Philadelphia, Is engaged 10
preach Tor SIX months.
Church OF the People. Bl ookiyn, having dismissed
his people because OF misunderstanding with
one OF his trustees, and failed TO Independ-
ent establishment on The prInc pie OF personal at
tracuon, has given up mis- lease OF the CongreKa-
Its owners that ne can't pay after this month.
Pity tnat ministers will put themselves in such
ABSURD and nzzlIng positions.
DR.. Fulton, OF Brooklyn, who all along has de-
Tended the virtue and innocence OF mr.. Beecher,
is now satisfi ID OF MS gulIt-not because of any
legal or clrcumstantlal evidence introduced
against him, but because he permitted Dr. jeffrey,
q liberal Baptist, TO occupy Plymouth pulpit
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. Dr. Humphrey has resigned the pastor
ate OF the Calvary Presbyterian church. Philade-
pnia. and VIII take the cnar OF Ecclesiastical
The United Presoyterians have erected u MIS-
sionary hospital at oneefoo, In China. 1t accom-
modates siXty-nve patients, VINO would otherW Sc
be under the charge oi Chinese quacRs.
Tae North Presbyterian churcn of this city, I'M
tRe pastoral charge OF the Rev. S. b. Rossiter
received at their last communion iorty new mem-
bers.
byterian church, Brooklyn. has gone to southern
California for the benefit OF mis- health. HIS con-
gregation have granted MIN three months leave
rev J. w. shearer, OF Nashville, has been re-
ceived by the Presbytery OF Elizabeth ana In
stalled pastor of Liberty corner, n. j.
Rev. K. T. wyie intends resigning his charge
Mr. Wyie has oeen very usefuy settled over the
First United Presbyterian church OF Brooklyn,
N. Y.
In addition to those already reported, the fol-
lowing named cergymen nave gone to London to
attend the Presbyterian confederation Council
to convene on the 24th inst, viz. ALBERT T.
Chester, ID. d., Burfao; Tnomas H. Robinson, d.
d. Harrisburg; Samuel J. Wilson, u. d., Ale
gneny; w. W. Atteonry, New York; Robert NJ.
Patterson. Philadelphia.
4. Z. Hammond, tue revivalist has gone to
Oregon 20 labor through the summer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. DIR. kalk VIdaver, formerly minister or the
Oongregation Ohabei Shaom OF Boston, and
lately OF the Congregation BETH Elohim OF Charles
ton. S. c., having been compelled, on account OF
the climate OF the latter place being injurious to
his health and tnat OF mis- family, resign his po
sltlon as minister or that congregation, has now
returned to Boston.