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ability now is that the church will withdraw from the
association.
A ney Baptist congregation has been Organized out
o. the remains OF the Broad Street Church, Elisabeth
:. cali has bcen extended 10 the Rev. John No
Seminary
The baptist churches In Boston are occupying just
the Central square Church, Rev DR.. George y. War.
rem. who Is disposed TO sympathIze with Rev. Mr.
by vote Of 81 TO q declaring that his nastorate sha
expire January 1875 usisss he rosigns something
Ihe hov Aoei Stevens, DID. writing 70 the Ckzis-
ftas Advocate concerning tho rtuasc perversoos OF
the Anglican Church. says that more than half the
churches OF the establishment In Loadon have adopt-
ed rtualistc Innovations Four hundred and twenty
ogh. Of these metropolitan pulpts have done So ac-
cording 10 the London ''Gude TO the Churcnea !"
And thon, a. TO the provincial, or rural churches
10 inese apings Of Romauism .siIish csurcn,smss
has every where preceded these perversiona
rne nsv & = y. s''yxsr mas rssisSed the rcc,orship
upon cathedral work under Bishop lay of diocsss
q Easton, Nd rhs Rev. W. = Kramer aas resigned
the rectorsnip OF Calvary Church, Louisville KY.
and has accepted q call to Christ Church, Now Or.
leans, La
rectorshp OF st. Johns Church Northern Lbcrltssl
Philadelphia The Rev. BenIaminr T. Hall has accepted
call from Trinity Church, ST. Charles, Winons
county, Minn., TO become Ils rector.
Tho Rev Dr. Davon thus accounts for tho mesgrs
support which the benevolent Institutions Of the
Protcstant Episcopal Church receive. compared with
those OF other denominRtionz Ho says:-s'I hope
shall not DO thought satricai n say the members OF
our Church prevented from giving the large gits
which hoars Of elsewhere by the TACT that
more 10 support the average Epscopaau and 10 keog
him ana his in tina. station OF iifs unto which IL hss
pleased God 10 cali him. than it has doae any other
kind OF Christian since tho time when tho Divine
Master declared that tho foxos have holos, and
birds Of the AR have nests but tho Son Of Man has
not where to lay His head.'"
The Rev. J. LaveIlc OF the Now Jersey Conferences,
huut Dat
now church, 10 be called the .Church of the No.
deemer,n under tho auspices Of the Reformed kpsco-
pal Church, has boon organized In this city by the
Right Rev. Samuel Falows, presiding Blsnop OF thAs
Church, and the Rev Edward Wilson, OF Railway, n.
j., called TO the rectorshp.
made frec and the expenses Of tho parish 70 bs
paid by subscription aud by weekly offerings.
In 1867 there were l9l Congregational churches N
this State Since that umc 80 have disappeared, Q
few. however, having become Presby yterian. There
arc now $50 churches OF that name IN Now York State
25 OF which have been added from the welsh and I'd
more from other independent organtxationa The
membership ten years ago Was &c, 200; u 10 now
$4,000
The American Missionary Association. whose Geld
OF labor Is chiefly among the freedmen OF the South.
makes AN appeal 10 It's friends hclp remove the
dobt OF It's treasury, one-fourh Of which has been
the rriennai Council OF Congrcga aonal Confsreucss
met In Detroit the other day aud discussed revival
day School work, womaus work. Christian education
and kindred matters. Resolutions presented
assembling
something special calls together, aud IeslsatinE tor
churches unless requested TO do so.
Tho Congregational and Presbyterian Churches Of
Wisconsin have union ASSOCIATION in which 200
churches arc included, lsss than dozen, however,
being Presbyterian. They mot IN La Crosse iew
weeks ago and reported tho years work II, 46v
members. 1000 OF whom wero received profession
OF faith: l29 ministers sorvc those churches Their
benevolent Contributions amounted to $l5,776, ana
for local church work they raised $i4S 500 s,x.ysiI
missionaries look after cightycght OF those churches
Rov. Henry l.. Gr'nn, Of tho South Congregational
hnpeh hnl Nnuy TIN nj hA 1afA xau
DR.. N. II. Grnln, OF whlIamstown, Mass, has re-
ssnod his pastors.e, TO tako effect In Dccembor He
goes 70 Edinburgh University IN January for study.
Tho Rev. W. Lambreth, NJ. d.. and wife will sail for
missionaries OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Tho kev. r. NJ Buck, OF Harrisburg, has gone
to Drew Seminary TO study until spring, when he will
The Revs J. b. Young and J. II. Terrence. ofthe Cen
trail Pennsylvania Conference, returned from Europt
last week in excellent health The Row Mr. Kelyneck
OF Australia who s now visiting England, expects u
como 10 America In December Tor briei visit.
The Central Tennessee Conference was organised
two weeks ago by Bishop Harris at ShsbyviiIe N
embraces A tho white proachers, except Of thl
Tennessee Conference, which conference win hereaf
ter be composed OF colorcd ministers And thus, by
request ot majority Of both shades, tho color line 10
established In Tennessee.
The Rev. ). Il. Patt has becu suffering from malaral
fever contracted In Grecnpoint aud Tor week tive
he has besn recruiting at Ocean Grove. j., but ha
| returned not much improved.
The New York East Conference
twenty ninc years ago, since which seventy mcmbcn
oil the Conference have died. II has still 2t4 membcn
and 2d0 local preachers, most OF whom have little to ds
| IN the Church and they do IT. Tho Conference va
meet next April with FIRST Place Methodist Epsc0pa
Church, Brooklyn
At the rccent session or tho Gcnosos Methods
Episcopal Conference, hold at Msdina N. Y, there
were present members Tour clergy whose united
nS s's os9
L. Wait, Al years. and Asahei N. Fillmore, as years.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Church OF Jesus IN Mexico rs growing last Ii
has twenty.one congregations IN ono State-that q
Moreos
DR.. Sonpeschcin, the leading Jewish rabbi In 81
Louis, delivered course VI lectures last winter In h
synagogue on Judaism. Tney were published IN the
daily press and extensively copied and read Hc haa
commenced series Tor this wiuter on Christianity
and Judaism, IN which he takes the ground thai
| .'whiic Judaism Is IN accord wllh modern science,
Christianity mover can bo Despite tho efforts OF many
ablo ChristiaEity aud science are ana must bc,
anLagonstic. Science aud tho Bible cannot DO recon
cited Christianity, moreover, cannot DO indcpcndon,
OF tho BbIc But what Is tho Bible to tho Isr.el,tos2
Even Tor the Talmudc Jow Il does not deserve tha
credit u obtains among tho Christians. The raimud
usof says that the nwritten law " higher anu
TO bc honOred than tho written. Those who dealt
with tho cauon Of tho Jcwish Bible know that they
In It's divine vrgn.n THIS certainly lar from the
taith o Abraham. Aud ifthis be tho faith of lsraet
no that the Bble aud Judaism have lost thcis
hold upon jewish minds aud hearts
Rev. r. NJ. Demiug has resigned his ONCE OF secre.
iary Of tho Boston fouag Mems Christian Assoca.
ton. Ho- at ono time pastor ~ Greenpoln&
Brooklyn, N Y.
THE BIBLE AND IT'S TEACHINGS
SERMON BY REV. DIR. A. uUEDscH AT TEL
TEMPLE AHAwATH onEsxD.
Tho Row. DR.. Hucbsch preached sermon on th.
above subject tho Jowisn tempc. .Ahawath chesed,
Lexington avonus. yesterday. His soxt was taken
from Gencsis n.-"rhis Is tho book OF the generS.
tions OF Adam. on tho day that God created man, 10
tho likonsss OF God made lie him."
Tho great Roman orator, said the Doctor. has pro-
nounced II that books had their fate Somo stili
born some live Tor short period md then expire;
the very that survive In tho length oi time become
saves chained to tho shelves OF the antiquarian shoy
cease DO fields on which life reaps Its harvest Of
wisdom and change into the secluded hunting
ground, whero the literary chaser hunts after tho
raro gamo Of ANTIQUE oddities Ono book mAkea