The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

the South though feeble in health expects to be able
to attend the General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Baltimore next month fraternal
delegate from the Church South. He still proachcs
with all the mental vigor Of earlier years.
Last month the Methodist Episcopal church 1t Ian
singburg Y, received 20 persons into It's fold. Of
whom 1s5 recent converts Since March II State
street Methodist Episcopal church. Troy, N. r., has
had $50 converts added on probation.
Rev. John Good who has been In this country for
some months in the interests Of the Embury Memorial
church, Ireland left New York for Queenstown on
Saturday. Tho evening before hc was presented with
q set OF ''whcdons Commentaries" by friends in this
city.
Cutchoguo Methodist Episcopal church, Long Island
has enlarged Its parsonage and church building at
cost OF 81 900, and has had revival which nearly
100 have been converted.
On ths.North Long Island district OF the East Con-
ference 3s7 have been added to the churches full
members and 1850 probationers On tho South dis
trict !, 500 have been added.
Among the largest missionary subscriptions reported
to the New York East Conference 81 900 from st.
Johns church, 81 400 from Sands street, $1175 from
Pacific street and 81, 900 from Washington street
church, Brooklyn. and $224o from Stamford church,
Connecticut
The Rev. l. N. Beaudry, or the Troy Conference is
about to unite with the Montreal Conference and to
engage in French mission work in that city, where
Father Chiniquy Is meeting with such remarkable
cess that $500 French Canadians have forsaken Ro-
mansm and become Protessants within tho last eight
cen months
The Nethodists OF Baltimore and vicinity trying
to raise centennial fund OF $50, 900 for Randolph
Macon College.
At Pittstown, Pa, 100 persons have lately boon
converted. and all but three have united with the
Methodist Episcopal church. AtrMiddlchope, North
Newburg, 100 have been converted and all savo ton
have united with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
BArrEr.
The Rev. E. Love has resigned the pastorate Of Sher-
man avenue church, Newark N J., and Rev. T. X.
Fuller has accepted the pasoratc Of the Baptist church
at Dover.
Fourteen added to the Baptist church In Orange
N j. last Sunday, BY baptism, and ncen to the Bap-
list church at Flushing, L. !.
The Baptist church at LansIngburg, N Y, has
added by baptism thrtytw persons since January;
twelve have been added at Burrsve N. j. and to tho
First Baptist church at Railway twenty-five.
The Bergen Baptist church Of Jersey City has unani
mousy called the Rows s. w. Fousnbo, OF Maiden,
Mass. their pulpit He preached for them recently
with much acceptance
The Connecticut Baptsts have raised SIS 900 toward
their proposed Centennial Fund OF $780, 900, beside
several large subscriptions which are promised
Tho Rev. Galusha Anderson last Sunday resigned his
passionate OF the Strong place Baptist church Brook
Ign, to accept call to Chicago The state OF his wfcs
Rev g \. swan has rendered his resignation as pas
The revival in New Britain, Conn, has been or re-
markable power. Over 100 have been baptized
n sr.s sdons = 10 tha Ts and RemsoS
churches ON Lords Day about sixty received BY
Dr.: smith into tho fellowship OF ;he FIRST church
The abors Of tho Rev H. b kelsey with the Sixth
avenue church, Brooklyn, very successful. Many
have been added TO the membership Tho conerega
tions arc large and the Sunday school constantly IN
crcasing
just now tho "City Of Churchcsn 20 faras the Dap
fists are concerned shows SAD deficiency Of pastors
prospect OF ministers TO supply them. They Strong
place Washington avenue Hanson place; Trinity.
coming mon Candidates not "fow."
rPrscoPALrAE.
The Standing Committee OF the diocese OF Michigan
have declined to admit Mr.. A. w. Mann, efficient
deaf lay reader, candidate fSr holy orders
The o. 40 far
tated from general work a. such person must
necessarily be.
the Virginia Legislature for the assistance Of families
OF deceased clergymsn Of tho Protestant Episcopal
property = not 70 exceed 500, 900 in value -
Though the Astors worship AZ -. Bartholomcw's
~ 10
upon its property, which Is could readily pay on II IL
The The ves,ry Of 81 Paul's Petersburg, have called
rev inoooose neeu =. I,oesoufs ~ sne sss'stans
rectorsniP - snas cn9scu, ane 70 sno cna!so o. INC
Cnurcn ~ sno voou onopnoIu. - Dsnusofo, "nefo
ssX pIoMlsas W 80 ~ Is'u = vne.c1.
hs uro.som - sos ~ a., c, sr cAsu - Eng
Ano = no.e ~ M - - enoeso ,sa Tas arssc
pated q the time. Ine 'Paisnoners who have been
deciareu INC ~ ,nc arc ssikng
=, .nc o"ns.P - sno ounss, snu = vsnosno
Aorgans u'n ~ Ia.1amyhs " msAs VIZ ,o,IueI AZ.
sumption legal fact though defeated hailed oy the
dissentcrs ~ N entcrng Wedge TOWARD aises'a9sn-
ment and Tor the Same reason - opposed py the Eps
copM Church There are 10000 churclyards IN Eng.
land where the Anglican service only - reaa and ovt
5l9 public cemeteres IN wales mere are 100 cnurcn
yards and only q cemeterieE
The Rev. George ". Hinkle has resigned Is assistant
OF 81 Georges Ncwourg ana minister 10 cDa!gc OF >.
Georges chapel, and has gone 10 oxford, England.
rREsBrrxMAN
Row. James Marshall pastor OF the First Freshly
teran church Of Hobokon has resigned on account OF
Illness.
The Obs<rr1 stoutly rcs'sts the enors now being
made hang Thomas Paino'g picture In the Gen.