The New York herald., 1878-09-29
MINISTERIAL. MOVEMENTS.
EPlSCoPALIAN.

In the diocese OF Long Island therc arc 90 clergy.
men, including the Bishop; SS churches and chspels,
Is deaconDesses employed in the diocese ana l3 lay
readers and catcohists and IL, ,5S7 communicates.
There 15 sos Sunday scholars aud 2033 teachers
In the diocese. The contributions last eoccs
astca yoar amounted TO $40o 1858, or nearly $27 so
for every COMMUNICATE
The Rev. J. II. Hoard, formerly a clergyman OF the
Church England, who about three years ago left
and joined Congregationslsts, has now returned
and been licensed 10 the curacy OF ST. Andrews
Westminster.
The Rev. J. G. Tenncnt has accepted the rectorshp
Of ST Johns Church, Western Run parish, Ballimoro
county, Md.
The Rev. W. o. Jarvis is doing chapiain's duty at
the Church Charity Foundation, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Epscopaiaus In Galveston arc building paro
chal school, which S14 OO0 will be dedi
Gated tree OF debt They are raising money also for
a mission building in the east end OF The town.
The will OF tho late Mrs. Martha B. Marea be-
qusathes So O0O the Rev. DR.. e. E. Beardslcy rec
tor OF st. Thomas Church, Now Haven, Coma, tf
which Mrs. Marctt was a member.
81 James Church, Hs,ohsm, England, Is again
dragged into public notice. 1t tho OF
incense n.d been discontinued but some Jealous
member OF the choir do tho building fragrant with
incense before the beginning OF recent service. Tho
rector was accused oi completely with the Transaction,
which he denied Abusive words followed in the
church and in newspaper correspondence.
Trinity Chapel, Cresecntvillc, Pa, has been on
larsed a of 81 900. recess chaucsl been
added.
Tho Rev. Evan H. Cotton will have charge Of ST.
Johns Church, Drcsden, Germany, during Inc coming
winter
The Rev. J. A. d. Hughes has resigned tho rector
ship oi Trinity Church, Carbondar, Pa.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Tho sixty ninth anna meeting of the Amor lean
Board oi commissioners for Foreign Missions wi u DO
ing frday, OctoDcr4 Dr. J. NJ. Manning, oil b oston,
Will preach tho annual sermon.
The Norm Avenue Congregational Church OF Cam
bridge, Mass has pad OIL ITS inaebtedness OF $7,OO0,
having raised the last 80. 900 lew sundays ago
The ihirty- second annua, mecting oil inc American
Missionary ASSOCIATION will be held IN Taunton, Mass,
commencing OotoLer 20 Tue sermon viii De preached
by Rev = h. Herrck, ID. D. Of the Mount Vernon
Rev Washington GLADDEN.. formerly OF the Indc-
pendent, recently maze significant statement. lie
nnos that IN theology and rehs'ous thought "chAngs
are goug now and VIII continue TO 70 on IN the
iuure, aud there rs more reason TO be alarmed on
sccoun oi mem than there Is 10 be alarmed because
oil tho discoveries tnat are mado Ia electricity or
medicine"
The Rev. NJ. +. Sargent, Professor In the Chicago
Congregational seminary viii soon assume the role
oi Chaplain OF the Wisconsin Home Tor tue Insane at
Winuebago.
The congregational Church at Romeo, Mich., celc-
brateL its semI-centeDnial On the l6tu inst.
The receipts the can Boa icon
ior tho month OF Angus, averaged only slOOO day,
against The $4,000 thas was necessary 10 secure the
SIS. 0O0 needed 10 close the year Without debt. mo
uencIt mas since been rcduceu TO 81, Joo.
Tho Con nereg ionaltsts OF Little SHASTA Valley Col
nave dedicated church mat will seat 5000 persons.
IL 10 tree from debt save $3.50.
The Christian at Work says haste makes waste, even
In Christian labor The law oil rest Is written every
muscle, ieit by every trembling nerve, impressed ON
every hDre and Stamped upon tpc busy Uraip. IL
therefore advises ministers to put rest INTO their
religion and religion into their rest Gain flesh Gam
sleep Gain spirits Recupcrate RsJoicv. Rest
with an easy conscience and happy heart between
whites. N You can II says, but somehow and some
time regularly find your rest, and 80 gain renewed
strength ana new courage IN which 10 NJ ght Tho bat
ties Uf Inc Lord.
REFORMED tDUTCHl
Tne Reformed Church Al Nyack, Rockland county,
this State, whose pulpit has been vacant ior SIX
months past, has nnsy secured the service oi fcv.
William A McCorklc, u. d., oi ths Presby yterian
Church. Or. McCorkle has been residing recently at
PRINCETON. ana now takes charge OF the Reformed
Church ior tno ensuing year, winch IS the limit OF his
present engagement Tue Doctor preached IN the
church sunday ust.
Oi the 503 Reformed (Dutch) churches 10 this coun-
ny 265 some psriod vi tneir history received
Ee from tue Home Mission Boaru. The receipts oi
that BoarJ last e short OF the year previous by
$s, AS The OF the Boaru on May was $40, 12O
1t since increased about So 1000, and $2S 0OU are
needed Tor the years. work.
The south Classs oI Long Island, held ITS regular
fall session IN the cnurcp At Fatands, L. l., iues-
day last Dr.. wyckon, the retiriug president
preached
Dra J. N. Ferris, editor Of the Christian Intcih.
gencer, snd T. L. Weiis pastor oi tho FtDusb Cuurcn
nav IN Europe VIII attend the General Conference
Foreign Missions, TO be heiu VI London next month.
They are delegates from the Reformed Jhurch IN
America During tue absence Of DR.. Ferris Dr. Will
lam II Duryea Of Jersey City. acts ~ eorrsanondns