The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-28

lucky. 81; Minnesota. so; Iowa, 10; MISSOURI is;
revvals in other quarters Tor which IL mas no sta
tIstics
Ihe Rev. f. n. Brouse has resigned the pas,orare
OF the FIRST Presbyterian church IN Mecnanlcsvllle,
Iowa.
The veteran missionary OF the Presbyterian
church In syria, Dr. Calhoun expects to return to
the United States next month Tor bre visit.
The Rev. Joseph NJ. Atkinson mas resigned the
passionate OF the Raleigh Presbyterian church.
North Carolina.
Judge Thomas Lowe, OF DAYTON. Ohio, Judge or
the stare Supreme Court, has begun mis- career 80
lay EVANGELIST, without altogether resigning his
| copied call to the Presbyterian churches OF st.
Thomas and Rocky spring, Pa.
Rev. U. 3. Thompson, late or Gamble Lawn
| church. ST. Louis. has received Call TO the
| church az Nashville III.
West Troy, n. T., mas purchased eligible lots aud
are about to build when the spring opens. They
Mr. Lewis s erc % Aupun "a .ns % n
d H., last week received call to the Presbyterian
Tue pastoral relation heretofore existing be-
tween Rev. e. W. Mccarthy and the church at
fortasevile, N r., mas been dissolved and he
! leaves there this week.
The religious interest in the BrooSyn Taber.
nacle continues sunday, March IA, was a day OF
salvation. Fully 5000 persons renamed TO the
prayer meeting winch followed the regular
preaching service, and OF thesa more than 300
arose 1or prayers, the majority OF them being
the Presbytery of Nassau, which includes all
the Presbyterian churches between Astoria ard
lslIp, Will meet III the Presbyterian church at
Freeport, on the second Monday in April The
session VIII oe opened with a sermon by tue Rev.
J. g. Nightingale, OF Babylon, and the exercises
viii Include several addresses on Sabbath School
WORK."
The Archbishop OF Boston was In this city last
week on Il brief visit. No official notice oil his
elevation TO the Arcniepiscopate has yet come.
THIS evening tEas eI the new st. James, church
In Boston VIII be opened 10 the pubic TO- the first
time. The church is one OF Tue finest III the
country.
the Rey John Donohue pastor John the
| reported MONulv.
49,, Ine Provinoe OF Oregon, estabshed In 1915, now
ss as oI 100 peevaea with
There are 5000 priests IN Germany or these
only two have consented to accept tie Fack laws
III the administration OF their paris! es.
The annual collection for the support OF the
ecclesiastical students in ST. Charles College Bal
tmofe, VIII De taken up III al the churches vi That
Father O'Keeie, OF Ca!lan recently gained YER.
dict OF $l25 and costs for libel against Cardinal
Cullen, but the ul Court OF Queens Bench suisse
quentiy set this verdict aside and the case WIZ be
Carried to higher court.
BAPTIST
The Rev. A. +. Shanaielt q prominent Baptist
minister oil Philadelphia bu Ied last boiid ay.
He was iorty.three years of age and nad been
about seventeen years in the ministry.
n !. f. B. church Is announced; also OF Rev. A.
at kaaway, n. j. OF Rev. NJ. L.. Ferris at Rock
iessto~n. N j.; OF Rev. A. CauldweI, at Stock
Calls have been extended to and accepted by
Rev. s ". Duncan; 81 Cieyelaaa, OHIO, 70 Vlncla.
oWe D Mass by Eev W. Bro% a to-
TO P9ltney N T.; by Rev; J. d. Crandali, Of Lenex
NsT LS " oH TO rSaaG II " By Rs
bage, to Georges Road, N. j.; by Rev. S. A. Bea-
man, late Of England, to TuIly. NY; by Mr.. O. II.
Merrill, OF Hamilton College, to Carthage, and by
Mr.. Theodore Leonard, OF the same institution. to
Ithaca, N. Y; by DR.: Randolph, of Philadelphia,
to Chelsea ana by Rev. J. W. Custls, Of Philadel.
pnia, to East Boston, Mass.
rhe Baptlsts Of oroton Falls, N. Y, are building
new church. The Baptists OF Chelsea, Mass,
have one nearly completed.
- English Baptists are organizing an excursion to
Rome to De present at the dedication OF Rev. MIR.
Wallis new chapel and school rooms to be dedi-
Gated there this month This missionary met
with much opposition from the priests and found
1t almost IN possible to rent a dwelling Tor his mus.
sion nou5e. Being shut up to purchasing place,
and adapting 1t to his purpose, wealthy hap is {
OF England bought house IN o location admira-
ply suited to be centre OF operations, ana passed
It over to Mr. wall me circumstances and occa-
sion have moved enough enthusiastic Baptists 10
go on 10 the dedication. The mission, moreover,
becomes a fixed TACT.
Randolph, near Boston, where many have recently
found the Saviour: also IN the broadway church,
South Boston, where under the l1bors OF the Rev.
+. A. Whittier more than seventy nave been
converted Within two or three weeks; also in
Eaton, N. Y, aud in rwenty-ninth street Baptist
church, New York, where the Rev. Mir. Cameron
baptlzed several last sunday, and in the Marcy
, teen were baptized by Dr. jeffrey last Sabbath
and also in tue tabernacle Baptist church, wnere
Rev. Il. A. Pat ers0n, the evangelist, WILL win
tire pastor (Dr. RamDantj, begin series Of extra
! meetings next sunday.
!hc Rev. Masland hoyt, OF Boston, formerly OF
this city, and Rev. J. +. Norton OF Neponset, are
recovering from very severe attack OF pneu-
J mona, wncn brought them nlgn to the grave.
Rev. Richard Pierce formerly q Methodist local
preacher, mas been ordained q Baptist mlniste
and placed over the church at Pleasantville. Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mr. Henry Morenou5e the celebrated English
lay pre- scher and Bible reader, is now conducting
series oil meetings IN st. Louis, and thousanda
The Rev. MI. Lowman Of Lexington, s. C., was
cut In pieces last week by saw, at MS brother:
: mill In the vicinity. lie was minister Of the
: Lutheran church.
Or. William Il. Tarbell of Lynn, Mass, who goes
out as missionary physician to Kin kiang, China
field lie gives up large medical practice, and
: goes out both as minister and doctor.
Rev. Thomas Williams, OF Providence, Is the old
est living graduate OF Yale College, having been
OF the class OF 1900. and Is now ninety-slx years
old.
J The Congregational church in Rindge, N. H..
proposed to repair us house. The me nDers all
gave up their pews except one. On the house
! being remodelled the old member took possession
OF ms pew, ana would not yreid 1t TO auyuouy n
ssseI u 70 an seieooa!sa man. WITH the contract
were edihed. especially the javenlle portion Of Il.
on sunday morning, by race that TOOK Place .
twes the occupant and enc ssxto" rae con ION
ana auapa mt ne ov was by the constso
"R wth ns ~ r w Sc .ele the controversy.
Congreeatior enation OF the pastorate OF Trinit
George u. ADAMS closes oah lone ana a. successful
-, .erv ice IN The ministry. Graduating ror
1nuovoi az 1910, Ne preached first at Bangor an
then Tor forty years at Bruaswick Me. He na
been AT orange since 1870.
Rev. j. q. Van Siyke, OF Jamaica L. l., being 4
poor ealth. his trends are ses.tiiAg him on tri
70 colorado the Yosemite ana Cak norma and pa,
Ing all expenses LOT him. This lis pleasant an
| proper
DR.. X. s. storrs, OF Brooklyn iast-A eek preacne
the sermon at the rededlcaton OF & ne Congreg
tlonal church at LonQmeadow MN "a, 1t IS
singular fact that just 100 years ago DR.. Storr
grandfather preached the sermon at the found
ton ol the same church.
TEMPLE EMANUEL.
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