Garnett, now of New York City, and formerly,
for three years, missionary in Jamaica from the
Scotch church, has agreed to take charge of
Avery College, (for colored persons,) in Alle
gheny, Pa. It is expected that he will also offi
ciate in the colored church lately organized in
Pittsburgh. Mr. Garnett has the reputation of
being a good scholar and an able preacher. He
expects to commence labor in his new field in
April next.—Rev. C.'C. Wallace, pastor of The
Church in Placerville, tendered his resignation,
Jan. 19th, with a view to visiting the East.
FULToN,.ILL.—Change of Church, Rel:ation.—
We print entire from the correspondent ,of ,the
Presbyterian in the North West,' -the following
paragraph
" About one year ago 'the Rev. A. N. Keigwin
was ordal ( hed amlinstalled as pastor of the church
at Fulton,_ Illinois, by the Presbyte4 . of Rock
River. This step was taken With' serious mis
givings, cur the part of at least some of the mem
bers of that PresbyterY,' as upbh his examination ,
the theology of Mr. Keigwin.seented.to be streaked
with Taylorism. Was, - hOwever, 'a 'brother
greatly beloved—he -had "supplied the church-for
some time—lM had ieihired a large cengre*tion
—and the church Was not only lino.nintously,
enthusiastically in' his' fiver. To refuse.
quest, seethed to be certain to
,dititracd,
age, and destroy "a chnithjtist ehtierging from
. a
lea of troubles. In the'hope that the`pastor elect
would prove to be sound, ituf that the"elintolt
would thus be saved, he•Wasinstalle.d:' Whether
this was a mistake or not, and whether' the pre
sent condition of "matters is a'resuleof it'or - net,
Ido not pretend to say. It is eertain;'hoWeVei,
that we have now no Church at Aiken. With
the approbation of their pastors; the Old. and
New Sehoel - Churchea , Of that place rebenilyunited,
with the understanding - thal the ecelesiaitital
connection of the united. etturch was to be deter
mined by s majority vote of its members. That
vote was in laver of the New Selotli,:test4Wery one
supposed it would be. I tun told that IVIr. Keig
wiu will probably follow theAm•ch to, I the other
branch,' though not, perhaps, as its pastor.!
So it seems the New School! must-be -on - their
guard aominst the entrance of Taylorism frOtii the
Old Schoo l !.
CHICAOO.—The Northwestern correspondent
of the Independent says of Dr. II tunp4rees, 4e
parture : "No man was, ever more honored and
beloved than Dr. Humphrey has been by bispen
plc here; and it is said that since his,resignation
one of the members of the First Qhurch t here.has,
offered to defray the entire expenses of.,a , tour of
Europe with his family. Three! Presbyterian
churches in this city—Ahe ,First, Seventh, and
Eighth—are without rpastors, "
OTITER BRANCIIES:--The 2ct Ch. - of Carlisle,
Pa., has given 'a unanimous call to the-Rev. Wm.
Harris, of Towanda, 'Presbytery 'of Susquehanna.
—An Inverness paper states thatedl.ev... Donald'
Fraser has written to the con,gregation of Rutland
square Church, Dublin, late Rev. , Dr. John Hall's,
respectfully tequeiting them to abandon the steps,
already begun to .b'e - taken ; with a 'view to call
him as their pastor. '' '
THE PUBLICATION CAM&
Donestioto4ecei'ved bythe Trecittale:. of Die Pres
_
byterian uommittee; from . 'Decor'.
btr let, 18'67, to trcircuaity . 3l l ii; t lBl:tB. '
Germantown, Pa, 'Market Square oh,
Saginaw, City, M ich, , Pres oh,
Orange, NJ, John b'aldivin, •
Corning, N Y, Pres cii,,
Ann Arbor, Mich, Pies cli;
New Yoirk, N Y, WeSt 'Pres eh'; siddq,
Philadelphia; Pa. Whartoil St Pres ch,,in - -;
part, , • I .; '25 , 00
Philadelphia, Pa, Wharton St Sabbath- ` '
school, • , 1,0421 0
Grand Haven, Mich„Pres oh, addl, ,
Portsmouth, Ohio, Fres , elt,
• add',l 14' 0
Canton, NY, Pres " ' ' 11 00
Blissfield, Mich, Pres 'cif, ' 6 75,
Palmyra, Mich, Pres' eh, •-'1" --; : , 4r50
Rockville, Ind, Pres •:, :17/ •
Williamson, N Y, Presrch,
Meeklenbergh, N Y,.Piea eh, , I i „ . ~4 .
Waltham, Waltham, Ills Px,es ' • 1 3,
St Louis, Mo, 'Pres e?, " ' 00
New York,•`l4 Y, ch'Of the Ciivenatik•' ; '' 146'13'
Chicago, IN, CalvarY oh, ' • 15'10
Carthage, N Y, Pres ch, "
Norwalk, Ohio; Pres oh; f - :r': l s 00
Chardon,. Ohio, Pres oh, : • • ,
Niles, M ich, es cb, . 36 ; 75
Greenyillo, N Y, Pr 90,0/ 20 00
Mt Itibri!id .
Whiptiany,;'N ;• 1 '" 8 00
Btiffaht Y, North Pres ch; • ''1'106:43
West Chester -Fa, Pieerch, ' 7. ` : 35.00
Burr Oak,'Nich, Preach; add'', • ; ; 1 Jag
Milwaukee, Wis, ; - 6 00
Fairfield, N , 4, First .p.reseh, „ • ~00
P
Watertdwn, NY, First res ' '45 00
Oneida Lake; N Y, from A11.'46 Jane
woodaecetteed,: ''!6s
SandltikS, Y, Pies.dh, ' ' 10100
Troy,: N ;Yr, Fink Preto r, • , 1 - .. • t 40.00
Mattituck, NY, Preis •
AAtavia, N , r • 71 .-jc 29
ow. N'orli
..katinis,D.D., •
11. hit i•
Phiptdelphia,, Pa, Walnut ( St 44. tniatit..
• stelifiol, ' •'' ' " 'l3 f
EvantiVille, Ind, Pres ch,' •-•'! 1 - A113215
Albion, Mich, Preach; • , 4 . ; , =16;490
Darby, d'a;Recond Pied ',; •5 60
Au ba), N Y,
Clarence, l l,owa,,Pres .;; .; r 10'60
Franklin : N P res 8 11 - 10'60
Gouvernetir, fir Y, - 'Mrs' '• ' 1 •
to doilititute Herlielf
b e r i . o f !, liTto gg,oo
Centralia; Illt~; Prelbohtuturi =sa . i . 7 IN -- 101139110g
Beverly, IN 40Ein3k/Plea,Ohte i^`,lT i.IA% -, i/r1
Cedar. Falls,. Ah r; ;; ; 7 ( 100
Meridan,, ; .N y,..ttev i S4l l 4si4ll 4 ~f• I 00
Atuboy; - N Y, 211'130
Grecne,,Pa, Pres'elb,.
Bright - on; Minh,'Pies'Ati; ;'" ' '-' 600
~,,•:; -&‘00
Obib, i"
Granville; OhiopßeiricEfluilaruk :di to IHriti , l 02
Pratf B burlilVN .Y, I".oo:ctiv twirriti :-?:$9 9 0 0
Plymonthi WOW
ChatiniQn h ;Y: Pres c ;r-frf I; .1
• ••• ' • ' pu
911 ..; m , Ki51it46,4,:04
Total
;out 1:;t
wm , ,1111. i pp u ifi,pll) : , 11..241.rgh
Address .
Add Business Or e s • -
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Es B giu.4 i ppgac ti vriq Cit*t. ,
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Letterd With Tegardi to idatineoripteldOkOPll s,
and the goißral jnier ta.9ill Citioop
Rim. JOHN W. DULLES, B.eciOrStpv.,
1334 Chestnut Street, Phila.
Xril e gimro gntElfigna.
ReviVals.—The N. IV. Presbyterian reports revi
vals at Aledo 111., where thirty-five have made a
profession of hope; at Southampton. 111., where
eighteen have been converted; in Lebanon,
where twenty-five have been added on examination;
at Irish Grove Ch. (Ill)., where more than thirty
have been hopefully converted,—systematic visita
tion from house to house being one of the features
of the occasion, and many striking' answers to spe
cial prayer being witnessed. Mention is also Made
of a, father's recovery with eight of his children to
the church from a darkness of more than twenty
years' duration and seventeen yearti' excommunica
tion, self-solicited and :forced.. upon a reluctant
Church Court. (For case. see Ass. p. 61 Act
of Assembly 1851. The Presbyterian reports reli
gious interest in Washington'ollici, where over sixty
united: with the Church. The correspondent-of the
Presbyterian. says: The elders of the churehi Ten
dered most timely and efficient assistance. in this
blessed awakening—talking, lecturing, exhorting—
even leading sometimes ,the entire exercises. At
Senecaville Ohio, twenty-emir were received. At
Deerfield; N. J., ,thirty converted; at Titusville,
N. J., forty receiVetron profession ;_ at Plaingrove,
Pa . ., sixty inquirers; at New Salem 'and Ashland,
Pa., each nearly sixty conversions. The Presbyter
reports at Frankland, Ind. twenty 7 six additions; at.
Whiteland . one hundred. and thirty ;- The Western
Presbyterianreprts at St. Louiathe 24 church (Rev.S.
J. ""Nichols , DA, pastor), ", about thirty. conver
sions in the. Mission . Sabbath 'Schools, including
several • Bornanists.—The ,- Pres. Banifer' reports at
Bethesda, Pa:, fifty-five
,received: at Buil 'Creek,
W: Va., sixty Teeeived• on • prcifessicitv and -thatin a
liparsely settled' region; in CWtti• Rapid's; loWa, in
the Baptist and two Presbyterian_ churches more
than a hundred hopeful conversions; in :Frankfort
Pa., tvrenty-seven have united in • Frederictown
Ohio, thirty C4iiiiersions.—The Centred Presbyterian
reports that 'reviiiki "of several week's duration in
Churchville, ,Va.,' has awakened some forty souls,
add quite a number have professed a change of,i
heart; also a religious interest in the Female Semi- I
nary at:_Staunton Va., where several have been .
hopefully 'cotiverted.
•
Prafibyterian Unions Already Accomplished.
—(1.) rhe Union of the Synod of Ulster with the
Irish Seceder-Synod, making the - Irish Presbyterian
Assembly._ (2.) The Union of the Secession and Re
lief Churches, forming the U. P.. Church in Great
Britain. (3.) The Union of the Original Seceders
with the Free Church of Scotland. (4.) The Union
of the. Associate and-Associate Reformed, Churches
of North. America,, making the U. P.-Church in 1859.
(5.) the Union of the Churches in Vidoria, (A.ustralia,)
in ;1859., (6.) The Nova Scotia Union in 1860. (7.)
The Canadian Union in 1861. (8.) The New Zealand
Union in 1862. (94: The 'Queensland' (Australia,)
Union in 1863. (1.0.) The South - Australia Union in
1865. (11.) The New South Wales' Union in 1865.
12.) The , Unicin of the Presbyterian, Assembly with
the Free Synod in Victoria in. 1867.
The London E. P. Presbytery met Feb. 11.
It was announced that the new congregation at
Lewes is to build a house to be called the " Hamilton
E. P. 'Church," at a cost of L 2,000. It will' contain
500 sittings__ _The .congregation, which_ has been self
sustaining from:the first, worships in an old Lady
Huntingdon Conneedoli Chapel. ;The opening of a
new station at Ipswich was announced. An overture
to' Synod akin that .separate negotiations, for an
Enblish Union be entered into was ordered
transmitted to Syhod. In the debate on the motion,
Dr. Chalmers told' an anecdote illustrative of-`the ne
cessity; for the Older :Free Churchmen • tet 'get: over'
their old prejudices, and attachMents: 'I Het remem
bered, many years ago, of hearing a #atemmit about
a United Secession elder,, before the, unioni of the Se -
cession 'and flip Relief bodies..as the UnitPd_Ti•esby
teriall The United •gecession Oh meeting an
Established 'Church elder, imine•:diately after 'the' Dis
ruption, waS; accosted by the latter' f1.,5 , ;follows :
Ye'll be fining the Free Kirk noo.' The :former,
said,. •with a great deal ,of, gravity--). \keel, I'm think
ing 'we'll lute to let a' ; them; that come, po,ti o'. the auld
Kik get into the kingdoih.o ; , •
The Free PreSbYtery,of EttisgonT has bpeh'de
batiitl the UnionQue,StiOn bath in its firialitial and
dobtrinal aspects. An'etverture *as traneiittetr that
Sts ;Only desirable' tin 4-bitsia ettitliallyl adopted;
by all, land askingthe:Asseinbly Ito. haveirespect not
only i to ; doctrinal, agreement ,Ibut also ripeness ) of
feeliag and seniittient;,,and i to Itl6".nothing to endanger
the, psace and "harmotty of the Church Cs.ndlish
and other' gentlemen appeared as deputation - front'
Free •t. George's' congregation, petitioning the Pres
bytery to" moderate in''a call' to 'Rev. Mr. Laidlaw,
Perth, to he colleagne . and successor to Dr. Candlish.
Tile prayer, Of; the petition wila granted. t
Proposea:.lnereaae of Itheißegium ponum
The ...11ffnner. cl ,Zlsier, ;in ,an article,. idyepeating
refOirn. the . Irish," Church`. Establiihmets but
• tiot r ;:iik deapoilment,'.as' its OyeAhr6:i *ma. 1it,1 1 6. 2
Wee into Out' 'l'Ciislatiire. a' - pyinciple tllai ' • oiild
'eventually destioy all the"lrelignatieti EStablislienerio
-of 'the empire; says i •":There.fnicist;' howeve4 - :bet.'a
prompt recognition of; Presbyterian claims in Trela.ncl
Irish, P,reaby,terian ,Church ;is ,a branch -of: the
v,enemble Eirkr,of Scotland;, now deeply rooted :l in
rish:soil. The provision of;tlie, RPgium l)orium is
'noWinisertibly inadeqiiate:'; 'A' 'ProtektaritiEstab
lislim4ht: is tti pii•st 'in' Ireland 'anji'form, it is the
Atityucifi theiGot3ei;iittefit,' aiignleht thelriconieb'of
thetlresbyitPrisattclergY: I To expend t.600;000:
tinailjr on; the; one, balflof Irish - .2zotestaitism;;and
I punish the;better, half ef , a Fret4e4 grant ; of
;4`10,,090? „is as ,abs4c4as ,nnjust. British•einnire i
indebtbd- the:Presbyterians,Of
treTand, and thel 'tinW daT comeMiek'OO l v4hent,
`muSt'reeogiiise their • claikris", - ancl to Weill 'drib- ,
sition of perfect equality with; Their
Episcopal Establish n, "
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,„ILEAtE r 7 .OOUpWA.M.—Oti t e 2§th 11.t.,..at. the house ; of the
Wide% fsalan' irreliriethliaLtDe‘ y Rev. tiekelge Wiewel:
lieale; i peator..eleetAtei`the Prirebyteriim ehurph,
RensizOon. Phhadelphia, to Mies Beim& R. Southt,e.
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THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1868.
Ile came to Pittatown, in this State, in 1811, enlisted in the war of
1812, e erved in the army three years—was wounded on account of
which he received a pension, remained one year in the peace es
tablishment, and left the service with the rank of captain.
le afterwards came into Orleans county, held many civil offices,
and was County Judge for three )ears.. lie was not converted
till the age of fifty, but became a sincere and humble follower of
Christ, an efficient member and officer of the Presbyterian chard:,
and one of its most liberal supporters. Ilis faculties were clouded
at the last by disease, but the transient gleams of consciousness
showed amidst the perishing of the outward man the constant re
serving of the inward.
„
Philadelphia 'Tract
S and 'Mission Society, Office,
1384 Chtnii4no Striet., • '
Tract Visitors' Monthly Union Meetings for Prayer, Exhortation
and Heading' Reports; for! March will be held at the following
Churches,
For the Southern Distiict at the Third Baptist church, 2d •ithive
Catharine, on Wednesday_ evening 11th , at
For the Western Distrit at the Olivet Presbyterian church, 22d
and Mount Vernon, on- Wednesday evening. 18th,. at 7X.
For-the North Eastern,District at Belli/We Presbyterian church,
corner of Norris and Sepviva.streets, on'Weduesday evening 25th
inst., at VA ;
'Tract Visitors cordially invited 'attend. •
.Thint Pl•ekbiriteilr of Philadelphia. AceOrding to
appointment, a meeting of the Presbytery for the transaction of
any business which may then require attention, will be held in the
Presbyterian House; on Monday, March ,16;5t"1234 o'clock P. M.
March 5-2 t. B:B. UOTCIIKIN, Stated Clerk.
Pr,esbyteriair ConveniiFiwiat :Easton. Pa
The pastors and churches belonging to the Presbyteries of Newton,
'Raritan. Rockawtiy, 2d'alid 4th Phifadeltihia, and Classis of Bari
tap are invited , to meet in Convention and discuss the union of the
variens'branehee of the Presbyterina Churth, Ist Presbyte
riertehurch pf Eaatop, i - at half last ; aired O'clock, :4 *limb ./Uth.
The Convenion to 'contmie during the lltk:
Those expeetingito attend are retMestedtai give' notice, previous
to the day of meeting, either to the Itevitp. B. Banks, or Rev. W.
A.llerr, Bithin: ftirgmidl.9ll6illlnitsfe slaud 12"Bldeit. •
A Cough; k COld, 'or A'S•QtO Throat
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to epatinue,irrittirtirri attention.
.Lato'sgs, a .Perinaiseat Throat
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