Religious IntelylRence.
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The Vesty of Christ Church Anthony street have ith
great unanmity invited the Rev Favel at pres
ent Rector OF St Pauls church, st. Croix W. L. to be.
come their assistant minister.


MIR. Hugh Smith Carpenter late of Princeton Theolo.
gcal Seminary has accepted call I'M the Canal street
church, and is expected that ne III be ordained and
Installed pastor OF that church on Wednesday evening
nett.


The Rev. p b. Talbot has bean unan;m ousIv chosen
Minister OF ST. James chu.ch, Woonsocket, r.. L.
r Ihe hev = y Mcowfe, has resigned his charge in
treenvllc county, apd removed to Hanover county.


llltNos-The Rev Mr. Hutchins has resigned Albion,
10 which place pne Rev. Mr. Brtton has been removed
ieav,ng aiop vacant. The Rev. Mr. Cramcr has been
mas oeen Transferred to the Diocese of Western New
aoik fhe station at fremont is vacant, by the death
VI NV Rev. Nr Douglass.


Pc W II Rchsrtson late Professor in Transyvana
Vnseisity, died lately at Covelsnd, Lexington.


Bishop Boone and the Mission Family arrived in China
on tho l4h OF April last s good health Letters have
been received from members OF family OF as late date
as tue 9th OF June.


A letter has been received from the Bishop, (Rt Rev
d. Otcnno) stating that he arrived in Cove, the
l1h August At the date OF the letter. Sept lst he
about proceeding to France and Germany and will not
in all probability be able % reach home sooner than De-
cembe We are happy 10 find that he enjoying excel
lent heslth.-Pnsburg Catholic.


Tue BAprIsrs IN TIE UNITED SrArEs.--It appears
from their Register for 1885, numbers 1913 ministers,
9l30 churches and 707 942 members They have IL char
tered Colleges and Ave theological Seminaies They
publish fifteen weekly five semiuonhly and five month
.ng oy.S spapers, six monthly Magazines and one


MsruopIsrs IN CANApA--The Wesleyans have 10
mNiuphei IN Canada within a few years, that they
Amount 10 hall million than 40 900 Of whom
cnarch members They have erected upwards of $50
Der OF preachers


The religious Revival which has been progressing for
some ne IN our part OF the State are glad to per
ceive, has also extended into North Alabama A large
number OF persons have been and added to tie
METHODIST church nt Florence "The works gees brave
" on here in Mobile also and some one of our Metho
DIS, Churches nightly crowded with those seeking the
night path-Mobite Herald, Oct4


Bishop Potter is to ocate several OF the churches
at burg In the course of this day.


EATENsNB sIcKSesS IN iLLINoIS.-The past sum-
mer has been very sckly one III Missouri and IL
lnoIs no situation, however salubrous in appear
ance, mas been exempted from disease. We have
heard in estimate that probably 100000 persons in
these States, have been i'll this season OF the disease
peculiar 10 the season. IL Is certain that in pume-
rous neighborhoods throughout the whole region en-
tire families have sutered-in many cases, almost
every member being Frustrated ut the same time.
and hardly one able to assist another The con-
sumption OF drugs has been enormous; and abouph
matter OF anything but fecitation to the poor suf
fercrs 10 not grumbled at by even the most conscl-
enlous OF our apothecaries