The Churches

- un Sunday last, in the forenoon, Kev. f. H. Ryder, of the Cougregatioual Church, td R. B. Pope, of the Methodist, exchanged fulpits. - On Sunday next Judge Cooley will or!oize a Bible Class in connectiou with the Siinday School of tha Congregational Church. - President Durgin, of Hillsdale College, i'topreach every altérnate Sunday, begindag Ootober 28, to the Free-Will Baptist Soci(tj at Iron Creek, m the town oí Manchester. - The Manchester Euterpríse says that a new bell, weighing 1,40-3 Ibs. and'eosting $350, tasjust been hung in the Ziou Lutheran thuroh at Bogers' Corners in FreeJotn. - D. F. Almendiuger, of this city, has con;'tect to build a new orgaa for the (old) uitherau Ghurch of this city, at a cost of fl,W, It will be sixteen feet high, nine and a 'lf ieet wide, an'i have fourteen stops. - "It is good for aman that he bear the vïe in his youth," was Rev. Mr. Byder's Itlast Sunday eveuing before the Youug feople's Association oí the l'resbyterian ïburch. Bev. Richard Ifstoall will preach in the untariuu Church ou Suuday next, niorning ■i evemng,- his last Sunday. The November Eclectic has a íiiie steel porwit oí Ex-President Mark Hopkins, of W1U!a'ns College, with a brief biographical 'ketch. The selectious from foreign periodi:ls are thirteen in number, among them : A "odern The Soul and Future Lfe ; The Labor War in the United States, by oldwin Smith ; Dr. Carpenter on Spiritualm, by Alired Russell Wallace ; Art in the Community. by J. Thackeray Bruce ; Popes 4í Uardinals ; Life at Buchaiest ; Young grave, chaps. XXIV-XXVII, by Mrs. ÜHP'"t; Life and Times of 'Thomas Becket, by JMnnes Anthony Froude; On Vulganty In Mttera oí Opinión, by A. H. K. B. ; with poettyr literary and rt note, etc.. E. R. Pelton, -W York.