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SEPARATE     APPENDI X.* 


CONGREGATIONAL  STATISTICS. 


Tho  Committee  on  Statistics  beg  leave  respectfully  to  report : 
That  the  total  nuniborufUuuiiroyations  in  coiineclion  Avitli  tlie'church 
oa  the  first  day  of  April,  was  115.     Of  this  number  93  bad  Ministers 
wiiile  22  were  vacant. f  ' 

97  Returns — G  being  double,  as  coniinj?  from  Congregations  whose 
Ministers  regularly  olliciato  in  two  Churches,  and  12  from  vacant  Con- 
gregations—have been  received  by  the  Committee.  10  Kirk  Sessions 
having  Ministers,  besides  8  vacant  Congregations,  (some  of  which, 
however,  onglit  ))erliaps  rather  to  be  regarded  meanwhile,  as  Prcachino' 
Stations  than  Congregations  organised)  Iiavo  not  only  disobeyed  tlie 
injunctions  of  Synod,  as  ■■•iveu  last  year,  but  also  tho  peiemptory 
orders  exjtressed  by  the  Sy  i'  jd  of  the  present  year,  through  the  Moderator 
to  deiaultcis.     These  are  ' 

Thorah,  Midmiir  and  Scarboro'  in  the  Presbytery  of  Toronto. 

tQtiebec,  Point  Levi, Three  Rivers  and  Leeds,  in  the  Presbytery  of  Quebec. 

GreaviDe,  Ilawkesbury,  Urmstowa  &  Lachine,t  in  the   Presbytery  of 

Montreal. 
Gait  and  Brantford  in  the  Presbytery  of  Hamilton. 
London,  Woodstock  and  Norwich,  in  the  Presbytery  of  London 
with  the  vacant  Congregations  of  Spencerville,  Camden,   Whitby,  Xew 
Richmond,  St.  Eustache,  Vankleek  Hill,  Beamsville  and  Puslinch.    The 
return  from  Richmond  (Presbytery  of  liathurst)   the  Comn:ittee  regret 
to  find  has  gone  andssing. 

The  greater  number  id'  those  returns  which  have  been  received  are 
more  or  less  incomplete,  while  many  of  them  are  very  imperfectlv 
answered. 

In  connection  with  those  Churches  which  have  reported,  there  are 
'(j.'iKi  Families,  ll,37T  Communicants  (l)eing  a  net  increase  over  the 
former  year  of  089)  with  an  attendance  on  Divine  Ordinances  of  14,974. 
In  5  returns  the  number  of  Fanulies  is  not  given ;  in  0,  the  number  of 
Communicants  ;  and  in  7,  the  attendance.  The  attendance  given,  it  mav 
be  remarked,  is  that  of  the  Morning,  which,  it  appears,  is  generally  consid- 
erably larger  than  tliat  of  the  Afternoon  ur  Evening.  It  ought,  however 
to  be  noted  t!iat  the  actual  attendance  is  more  than  this,  as  the  Ministers  of 
tiie  country  charges,  (and  they  are  by  far  the  more  numerous)  usually 
conductDi  vine  Service,  as  is  well  known,  in  dilferent  Churches  or  Preach- 
ing Stations  in  the  after  parts  of  the  day  to  Congregations  for  the  most 
part  did'ereut,  iu  very  many  cases,  to  Congregations  entirely  dillerent. 


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*  See  jninutes  of  Synod,  isott,  imire  10. 

t  There  were  iiLso  4  .Ministers  lieiuK  Professors ;  4  retired  Ministers;  5  Ministers 
witlioiit  eliiirKe,  iiiid  1  l''-oliiitiouer.s,  making  a  total  of  IdS  Ministers. 
t  The  returns  from  Quebec  nud  l-ichiue  havosiii(;i>  tieeu  receivecl,  Sec  pp.xv.  i*:  xs. 


In  connection  with  89  Churches,  there  are  42G  acting  Ehlors,  being 
nearly  live  to  each  Ciuirch,  a  large  iStall"  of  Antiistants  to  Mlnistcr.s  in 
spiritual  thiiiirs,  if  they  endeavour  to  discharge  aright  the  duties  of  their 
huiioralile  ottice. 

There  is  a  Sabliath  Pcliool  in  connection  with  GO  Churches  which 
have  rei)orted,  slu-wing  an  attendance  of  4,22(),  heiiig  n-ore  than  GO  to 
each  school.  4!^  of  these  schools  are  furnished  with  liilirarics,  the  ag- 
gregate nunilxM  of  whose  A'olimies  amounts  to  ll,24!t.  licsidis  a 
Kahb.ith  School,  there  is  a  Bible  Class  in  connection  with  35  Churches 
attended  by  818  ]iu]iils.  There  is  also  a  Congregational  Library  in 
connection  with  ;iri  Churches,  conii)rising  5,401  Volumes.  23  (Jiiurclies 
of  those  reported  (having  Jlinisters)  have  no  .Sabbath  School  at  present. 
The  great  distnncir  of  families  from  Church  in  many  places,  couiiled 
with  the  fact  before  noticed  that  nuiny  of  the  Ministers  ofHciate  every 
Sunday  in  two  or  more  Churches  or  Preaching  Stations,  at  distances 
considerably  apart,  having  therefore  little  time  to  attend  to  the  teach- 
ing of  the  young  on  that  day,  seems  to  be  the  chief  cause  of  their  not 
having  amongst  tliem  tlii.;  nursery  of  tlie  future  Church.  It  is  pleasing 
liowever  to  liml  that  several  Ministers  are  struggling  to  overcome  the 
ditiiculties  of  their  jiosition  in  this  respect  as  well  as  in  others,  and  are 
attem]iting  to  maintain  Sabbath  Schools  during  the  summer  months. 

During  the  year  upwards  of  1,700  little  ones  have  been  dedicated  in 
Bai)tisni  unto  Him  who  said,  "Suffer  the  little  children  to  come  unto 
lue,  and  forbid  them  not." 

In  19  Ch'.irches  which  have  reported  to  Your  Committee,  the  Sacra- 
ment of  tlie  Lord's  Supj'cr  is  dispensed  once  a  j.  car  ;  in  54,  twice  ;  in 
7,  three  times  ;  and  In  1,  quarterly ;  while  several  do  not  reply  to  the 
query. 

In  .T2  Churches,  services  on  three  several  week  days  are  connected 
with  the  observance  of  this  solemn  rite  ;  in  32,  there  are  services  on 
two  week  days  ;  in  14,  there  is  service  on  only  one.  The  others  do  not 
furnish  any  information  on  the  point.  If  practicable,  it  is  c-ertainly 
desirable  to  have  greater  uniformity  in  the  practice  of  Ciiurches  both 
in  regard  to  the  number  of  times  the  Lord's  SuiJjier  is  disj.enscd  in  the 
course  of  each  year,  and  also  as  to  the  week  days  on  which  Services  are 
held  in  connection  with  the  administration  of  this  Ordinance. 

21  Ministers  hold  a  week  day  service  througiiout  the  year,  in  most 
cases  an  Evening  Meeting  for  prayer,  and  8  have  a  monthly  Missionary 
Meeting,  while  a  considerable  number  st."*e  that  they  have  occasional 
week  (hiy  Service?. 

In  reference  to  Sabbath  Observance,  the  answers  received  arc  upon 
the  whole  satisfactory,  evidencing  a  becoming  respect  for  the  sacred 
day  of  rest.  Those  regarding  Family  Worship  are  vague  and  inexplicit, 
betraying  a  marked  uncertainty  in  th('  minds  of  Sessions,  whetlier  this 
very  essential  and  incumbent  Christian  duty  is  observed  or  neglected 
by  Families. 

The  total  amount  for  the  year  of  the  ordinary  Sabbath  Collections  of 
6G  Congregations  is  $fi,GG9.03J.  One  or  two  of  this  number  state  that 
they  have  only  recently  commenced  to  take  n\>  Ordinary  Sabbath  Col- 
lections. IG  others,  of  which  8  are  in  the  Presbytery  ofToronto,  either 
do  not  reply  to  the  query  at  all,  or  say,  that  they  do  not  make  Collec- 
tions, save  for  speciiil  purposes. 

Besides  the  ordinary  Sabbath  Collections  the  sum  of  S5,213.4GJ  has 
been  contributed  by  85  Congregations  for  Missionary  and  Sy nodical 
purposes.  The  contribution  to  Synod  Fund,  being  by  many  Cotigrega- 
tions  paid  out  of  the  ordinary  Collections,  should  not  in  the  ca.sc  of  those 
who  do  this,  have  appeared  as  a  Special  (Collection  or  Contribution,  as 
in  this  way  it  tomes  to  be  reckoned  twice ;  but  in  most  cases,  your 


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Comiiiittce  had  no  mcaiig  of  knowing  whether  a  Collection  hnd  been 
made  for  the  pnrijose,  or  wlietiier  tiio  umount  had  been  tal<en  from  the 
Sessional  Fiiniis.  In  addition  to  this  sum  of  §5,'213.40J,  wliicli  is  al- 
togctiior  irrespectiv"  of  tlie  very  large  coiitribiitionH  of  several  Congre- 
gations of  the  Church  to  the  (leneral  Jlonio  Mission  Fund,  i?3,l!37.27 
have  been  contributed  for  "  other  purposes  "  or  as  named  in  tlie  head- 
ing of  general  and  classilied  sheets  Xo.  2,  "  Miscellaneous  objects," 
making  with  ordinary  Sabbath  Ojllections  :?ir>,l  19.77.  If  to  this 
sum  be  added  the  amount  of  stipend  received  by  Ministers,  tiie  total 
amount  raiseil  for  all  purposes  during  the  year,  "save  tiiose  for  Church 
Building  and  tlie  General  Home  Mission  Fund  of  the  Church  (of  which 
the  Committee  iiave  not  been  furnished  with  any  correct  or  full  state- 
ments) is  found  to  be  $:i8,;)2(;.r)0,  from  which,  if  the  Revenue  accruing 
from  Property,  S:,788.40  be  deducted,  there  remains  $30,137.10,  being 
pure  contributions. 

While  several  Ministers   officiate  in  two  Cliurches,  tiiere  are,  besides, 
regular  Preaching  Stations  at  the  following  places  : 

In  Presbytery  of  Bathurst— Bathurst  (where  there  is  a  Church),  Mait- 

land,   Clarence,   Lochabcr,   llopetown, 
and  10  others,  the  names  of  which  are 


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Thurlow,  Tyendinaga  and  4  others. 


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Toronto — Trafalgar,    Qiieensville,   Eastvillc,   Brad- 
ford, Orono,  Springvillc,  Cavan  (where 
there  is  a  Church),  and  16  others. 
Quebec — Oakiiill. 
Montreal— Point  St.  Charles  (City  of  Montreal),  Eng- 

lisii  Iliver,  Sherrington,  and  3  others. 
Glengarry — Cambridge,  and  14  others. 
Hamilton — Salem,    Vittoria,     Lynedoeh,    Wyndham 
Centre,  Flamboro  West,  and  5  others, 
"  London — Zorra,  and  5  others. 

Regarding  Missionary  Labor,  there  are  openings  in  the  several  Pres- 
byteries as  follows  : 

Bathurst — Darling,  Lavant,  Bromely,  &c. 
Kingston — Tyendinaga  and  three  other  places. 
Toronto — 15i-ampton,  Osprey,  Artemisia,  Smith,  Garafraxa,  Caledon  and 

several  otliers. 
Quebec — Brompton,  and  Durham. 
Montreal — St.  Joseph  Street  and  Point  St.  Charles,  Montreal,  and  also 

Chatham. 
Glengarry — Winchester,  Roxboro',  Cambridge  and  1  other. 
Hamilton — Puslinch  and  several  otliers,  but  names  not  given. 
London — Baytield,  Varna,  London  Road,  Ilay  and  Chatham. 

Adilitional  Churches  are  also  said   to  be  required  at  the  following 
places,  in  the  Presbytery  of 
Bathurst — Bromely,  Grattan,  and  Wilbcrforce. 
Kingston — Campbellford  and  two  others. 
Toronto — Otonabee,  Dummer,  Orono,  Greenwood  and  7  others. 
Quebec — 

Montreal — St.  Joseph  Street,  Montreal.  * 

Glengarry — Morrisburgli,  Matilda,  and  1  other. 
Hamilton — Arthur,  Lynedoeh,  Wyndham  and  5  others. 
London — Williams. 

From  the  foregoing,  it  appears  that  the  Ministers  from  whose  Kirk 
Sessions   Returns   have  been  received,  officiate,  in   addition   to   their 


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nry  Labor  in  28  ditrcn'iii  iilaccs,  -while  in  30,  Chiircht-d  are  saiil  to  be 
required,  where  at  present  there  are  none. 

The  aggrc^'ato  amount  of  Church  Property  returned  is,....  $492703  00 
The  dobt  on  the  same  is, 70 1 1 1  55 

Leaving  unencumbered  Property  of  tiic  value  of S41Go91  45 

In  what  ]iroporlion3  this  debt  is  distributed  among  the  various  Pres- 
byteries will  be  seen  by  referring  to  classified  Sheet  ^'o.  1,  acconipanyiu"' 
this  Report. 

The  above  mentioned  debt  is  on  the  Church  Property  of  35  Con^rregn- 
tions  and  in  sums  of,  from  ^^10  to  !?30,000.  Efforts  to  licpiidate  it  are  at 
l)resent  being  made  liy  23  of  these. 

In  connection  witii  31  Churclies  which  have  reported,  there  arc  no 
JIanscs  ;  in  connection  with  20,  there  are  no  Glebes  ;  while  20  huve 
neither  Manses  nor  Glebes.  The  returns  from  five  of  these  state,  that 
efforts  are  being  made  to  ))roc'ure  the  one  or  the  other. 

The  Committee  would  rcsi)ectfully  suggest  to  Hynod,  that  llie  atten- 
tion of  the  Committee  on  Church  Properly  should  be  called  to  the  title 
of  the  Church  of  Dundee — to  that  of  St.  John's,  Hamilton  (which  is  said 
to  be  disputed),  and  also  to  that  of  North  Dorchester.  They  would 
likewise  suggest  to  the  attention  of  the  Synod,  that  in  tluMr  opinion. 
Congregations  should  be  furnished  annually  (as  the  Laws  of  the  Pro- 
vince relating  to  Ciinrch  Property  now  provide),  with  a  report  of  the 
receipt  and  aiii)ropriation  of  all  revenues  receiveil  by  Trustees  from  all 
Glebes  and  otlier  jirojicrties  belonging  to  the  several  Congregations, 
and  which  are  held  in  trust  by  such  Trustees  or  Managers. 

In  40  Ciiurches  from  which  Returns  have  been  received,  tlic  sittings 
are  let.  In  a  few,  the  sittings  have  been  sold  either  absolutely  or  uiulor 
certain  regulations.  In  all  the  other  Churches,  the  sittings  whiJefree,  are 
regarded  as  belonging  to  those  who,  for  the  time  being,  contribute  to 
the  maintenance  of  Divine  Ordin.'inces.  The  rate  of  sitting  in  those 
Churches,  in  which  the  Pews  arc  let,  averages  from  !?0.50  to  ft. 00. 
The  average  rate  of  sitting  in  the  Pounds  of  each  Presbytery  will  be 
seen  by  retl'rring  to  classitied  Sheet  No.  1.  That  of  the  whole  Church 
is  Si  134^ 

The  stijiends  of  22  Ministers,  the  Managers  of  whose  Churches  have 
reported,  are  derived  from  Pew  Rents. 

2  chieilvfroni  Pew  Rents. 


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from  Pew  Rents  and  Subscriptions, 
from  Subscrii)tion3. 
chiefly  from  Subscriptions. 

from  Pew  Rents  and  Csdlections. 


"       Pew  Rents  and  Property, 

(,        (  Pew   Rents,    Sid)scriptions, 

\      and  Sabliath  Collections. 
"       Subscriptions  and  Proi)erty. 
,,        (  Subscriptions  and  taxation 

\      of  Property. 
,,        (  Subscriptions  and  Grant  of 

\      Colonial  Committee. 
"       Collections  and    Grant  of  Colonial  Com- 
mittee, while  the  others  do  not  state  whence  derived. 

The  stipends  of  12  Ministers  are  paid  in  advance. 

7  "  ])artly  in  advance. 

1  Minister  is  paid  rarely  in  advance. 

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tlio  year,  wluio  the  large  nuiubcr  of  52  do  not  roccivo  stii.t'iid,  till  the 
end  of  term  or  year,  even  when  it  is  said  to  hu  piiiictually  imjil.  A  few 
do  not  reply  to  tie  (|uery,  which  lemls  to  the  h.lief  that  the  Ministers  of 
such  cunio  under  the  last  classilicatiun. 

The  stipends  of  24  Ministers  are  payable  annually. 
83  "  semi-annually. 

13  "  (juarterly. 

1  is  intended  to  he  paid  quarterly. 
1  receives  a  portion  of  stipeml  weekly  and   the  balance  when  called 
for.     3  have  no  regular  times  of  receiving  payment,  and  9  give  no  in- 
formation on  the  subject. 

_    Tile  Stipends  i)aid  to  Ministers  i)y  their  Congregations  during  the  year, 
irrespective  of  any  allowance  which  they  may  have  received  from  the 
lemporalities  lioard  of  the  Church,'  average  from  ?43  to  1?2000. 
The  average  payment  on  account  of  Stipend  to 

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The  gross  amount  of  Stipen<l  paid  by  these  G4  Congregations  (being 
all  who  have  reiiorted  this  item)  is  $23,800-73,  which  gives  an  average 
Stipend  to  each  Minister  of  $371  98. 

_  The  average  Conlrihinion  of  each  Communicant  in  these  Cougrega- 
t_ions  (and  they  eml)race  8742  Communicants)  for  Stipend  purposes  la 
s?2-72.|,  and  that  o*"  each  Family  belonging  to  the  same  (and  there  are 
10127)  is  $2-3:..  J  r,    ^  V 

32  Congregations  rejiort  arrears  amounting  in  all  to  $tj850-37.  The 
Coiigrogaticns  in  the  I'rcsliytery  of  llauiiltou,  occupy  the  uueuviablc 
posili(Hi  of  being  the  largest  in  arrears  to  tlieir  Miuislers.  tliese  being  no 
less  tlian  $1900-12.  The  Congregations  in  the  Presbytery  of  Hathurst 
come  uexf,owing$i;i8000,  those  in  Gle'.garrynext,  owing  $1210-00.  The 
Congregations  in  tiie  Presbytery  of  ToroiUo,  in  proportion  to  their 
numbers,  are  the  least  in  arrears,  the  amount  of  Stipend  promised  by 
them  being  $0180,  and  the  arrears  only  $()54. 

One  Congrcgalion  in  the  Presbytery  of  Kingston  reports  arrears  to 
the  amount  of  $550.  Tlie  arrears  of  three  Congregations  amount  to  the 
sum  of  $1475-79. 

Besides  $(;85()-37  arrears  of  32  Congregations  before  mentioned,  it  is 
evident  from  tabular  siieet  \o.  2,  that  the  arrears  of  the  past  year 
(irrespective  of  any  of  former  years)  of  0  otliers,  though  not  stated,  are 
$430,  making  a  total  of  $7280-37,  arrears  of  38  Congregations  ;  and  it  is 
equally  evident  that  if  those  .Managers  wiio  iiave  wilhiield  iaturmation 
on  this  point,  had  honestly  reported,  the  aggregate  amount  of  arrears 
would  have  been  even  much  greater. 

The   total  arrears  owing  bv  those  38   Congregations  are  about  one 
fourth  of  the  amount  of  Stipends,  promised  by  the  wiiole  Church. 
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to  StipoiKl  :  St.  Aiulrow'rt  Cliuri-li — Kinpxfon,  Cliinpuncdiify,  Kldon, 
Hornby,  Clmllmni  (rri'shytery  t>t"  MdiUrtal),  lUefliiidpi',  iiiid  (lui.l]ih. 
Till-  lirst  iiii'iitidiiod  t»f  these  ami  also  llio  last,  liavc  givi'ii  no  report  aa 
to  Ti  in|i(iralitiis. 

Tlimi^'li  till'  arrears  of  tlu'  small  StijuMuls  of  tlu'  Ministers  of  the 
Cliircli  iw  as  l.etori'  niontidnod,  and  tlic  Ti'niporalitit-s  so  ill  cared  for, 
this  (loos  not  arise  from  a  deliciency  in  the  niinilicr  of  jiersons  liohlinj^ 
the  ntliec  of  Mana^jers,  for  the  I'elurns  received  froiii  H'J  t'(inj,'rej,Mtions 
give  an  average  of  more  than  (i  to  each  Church.  Indeed  it  apjiears,  in 
not  a  few  cases  that  the  larger  the  body  of  tenijioral  Managers  in  a 
Church,  just  so  much  the  less  are  the  Tem|ioialiti( .-'  duly  cared  for. 
Your  Committee  being  deeidy  impressed  with  the  impdrtance  of  tins 
matter,  and  the  urgent  necessity  of  ste|is  being  taken  to  remedy  tiiis 
increasing  evil,  which  is  daily  enfeebling  the  energies  (d'  Ministers,  and 
exerting  a  baneful  inlluence  upun  very  many  Congregations,  would  res- 
pectfully diiect  the  attention  of  Syuod  to  the  serious  consideration  of 
the  Temporalities  of  the  Church.  Considering  the  sinallness  of  the 
Stipends  pmniised,  the  large  arrears  owing  by  many  (Jongregatloug 
shew,  nut  so  much  the  material  poverty  of  the  people,  as  the  low  state 
of  the  Christianity  of  very  nn\ny  of  them.  If  men  be  not  honest,  need 
it  be  said,  they  are  not  Christian?  "Will  a  man  rob(Jod?  Vet  yo 
have  robbed  me.''  (Malachi  III.  H).  And  is  it  to  be  reasonably  exjicctt'd 
that  (Ind  will  bless  the  labors  id'  his  ministering  servants  to  such  ?  It 
cannot  be  expected.  This  state  of  things,  it  is  possible,  may  arise  in 
many  instances,  not  from  dishonesty  or  an  attempt  to  defraud  God's 
Ministers  of  a  itrt/jKirtion  of  the  pitiful  sum  dignified  by  tlu'  name  of 
Stipend,  so  much  as  from  carelessness  and  indill'erence.  If  so,  it  is  a 
car'.dessness  and  an  indiU'erence  -which  are  highly  culiiable.  Ami  if  tho 
disease  that  is  preying  upon  the  Christianity  of  numy  Congregations, 
and  paralyzing  ihe  energies  of  not  a  few  able  Ministers,  be  capable  of  a 
cure,  it  ought  surely  inunediatcdy  to  be  attemjited.  To  ((Ut)te  from  the 
excellent  address  of  our  present  revered  Moderator  at  the  close  of 
Synod  : — 

"  The  responsibility  of  the  Synod  and  Presbyteries  is  peculiarly 
"  great.  No  delicacy  of  feeling  should  hinder  them  from  devising  and 
*'  carrying  into  prompt  (i]ierali(iii  an  economy  that  would  set  the  minds 
"  of  Ministers  free  from  the  absorbing,  racking,  cares  of  life,  an  economy 
"  liberal,  yet  prudent,  that  w.uild  check  avarice,  repress  selfishness  and 
"  be  a  sure  token  that  Christian  charity  and  benevolence  (the  genuine 
"  fruits  of  Christianiiy)  were  prevailing  more  largely  in  every  congre- 
"  galion.  Unless  something  of  this  siu'l  be  done,  you  may  legislate  as 
"  you  may  for  the  spiritual  welfare  of  the  peoide  under  your  superin- 
"  tendence.  You  may  j)Ut  forth  the  most  assiduous  etlbrts  for  the  ck- 
"  tension  of  the  Church.  Vou  may  be  zealous  for  the  conversion  of  the 
"  heathen  to  the  faith  of  Christ.  i!ut  your  laws  will  stand  inoperative 
"  on  3'our  records,  eviileiices  of  a  pretentious  zeal  and  monuments  of 
"folly;  your  Cidlege  Halls  will  be  deserted;  your  churches  will  he 
"  empty;  vour  pulpits  supplied  from  the  very  refuse  of  corrupted  huma- 
"  nity. 

"  The  hardships  and  jirivations  incident  to  new  settlements  liave 
"  hitherto  preventeil  aiid  will  for  some  time  continue  to  prevent  the  for- 
"  mation  of  an  eflicient  ecclesiastical  organization.  Inability  at  lirst 
"  becomes  indilference  in  better  circumstances,  and  the  Minister,  who 
"  contenteilly  l(dled  with  his  flock  in  poverty,  is  left  to  toil  on  without 
"  sharing  the  fruits  of  their  prosperity.  Inadeipnitely  and  irregularly 
"  paid,  he  is  too  often  driven  from  a  field  where  his  ullectioiiH  centred, 
"  and  they  are  left  without  the  regular  administration  of  Divine  ordin- 
"  ance,  or  to  find  a  successor  whose  cjualilioalions  seldom  rise  above  the 


"  iniHuniblo  pittnnce  thcj  bcitnw.  It  is  Uie  natural  effect  of  Iho  voliin- 
"  tiiry  sy.stem  that  tlio  al.ilily  of  the  labourer  is  (renerally  in  iiropurtioii 
"  to  tli(3  prieo  paid  fur  lii:<  worl<.  In  a  worlclly-niiiuiea  ii),a-  sucli  as  thisi, 
«•  and  wiiere  men  are  ho  indllferent  to  tiieir  true  interests,  tiuit  they  niudt 
"  lie  iirvs^fd  into  the  Kin-,'.ioni  of  Heaven,  tliere  can  be  liltio  c.v|>"etation 
"  that  under  sneh  a  system  l{eli;,'ion  will  ilourisL,  or  the  knowledge  of 
"  the  (Jospel  be  greatly  extended. 

"  They  that  serve  at  tlie  altar  shall  live  by  the  altar.  That  tliev  may 
"  wholly  devote  themselves  to  their  work,  their  maiuteuauue  must  be 
"  ndeipiate,  and  statedly  and  regularly  paid." 

The  Committee  in  concliisir.,,  would  respectfully  rejiresent  that  in 
endeavouring  to  carry  out  the  views  of  the  Synod,  and  the  very  generally 
expressed  views  of  the  Church  at  large  in'relalion  to  Congregational 
Statistics  they  have  used  all  diligence  to  obtain  the  necessary  infuriua- 
tion.  Th'jir  labors,  though  onerous,  have  been  cheerfully  directed  to 
the  end  inviow,  and  the  only  regret  felt  by  the  Committee  is,  that  the 
absence  of  full  Returns,  considerably  detracts  from  the  value  ot  these 
labors.  The  Committee  are  unanimously  of  opinion  that  the  object 
contemplaU'd  in  obtaining  these  Statistical  Returns  is  to  ju'esent  from 
time  to  time  a  comparative  statement  of  the  general  elTiciency  and 
progress  of  the  Church,  and  that  therefiu-e  it  is  unnecessary,  indeed, 
that  it  would  be  very  (|uestioiuil)le  policy  to  attemi)t  obtaiiiing  such 
Returns  annually,  but  that  the  object  would  b«  more  satisfactorily  secured 
by  i>rescntiiig  such  a  statement  at  regular  intervals,  say  of  three  years. 
As  the  Committee  do  not  f(»ra  moment  doubt  that  this  course  will  appear 
proper  and  desirable,  they  deem  it  unnecessary  to  advance  any  arguments 
in  support  of  it.  It  is  evident  that  in  every  (Jongregation  there  may  bo 
certain  temporary  causes,  a  falling  off  in  some  one  point  or  another, 
wliile  an  average,  say,  of  three  years,  might  exhibit  a  steady  prosperity 
upon  the  whole. 

The  vague  and  imperfect  answers  returiu'd  to  many  of  tiie  queries  ren- 
ders it  necessary  that  some  more  satisfactory  method  of  oblaining  the 
desired  information  be  devised,  and  to  this  end,  the  Committee  respect- 
fully recommend,  that  w.'iether  the  Returns  be  hereafter  made  yearly,  or 
at  intervals  of  three  years,  one  or  more  competent  pcisons  in  each  I'res- 
bytery  be  apjiointed  to  act  as  Enumerators,  to  wait  upon  the  Session, 
and  managers  of  each  (Jongregation,  and  personally  to  olitain  from 
them,  full  and  accurate  Returns.  The  labors  of  the  Committee  would 
thus  be  materially  lightened,  and  a  full  and  reliable  statement  of  the 
progress  and  ]u-osperity  of  tlie  Church  would  result.  In  the  event  cif 
this  suggestion  meeting  the  approval  of  Synml,  the  (/ommittee  have  no 
hesitation  in  stating  their  belief,  that  in  each  Presbytery,  there  are  Lay- 
men to  be  found  of  suHicient  intelligence,  public  spirit,  and  zeal  for  tl>e 
Church,  who  would  cheerfully  devote  the  necessary  time  to  this  impor- 
tant work. 

Tliey  also  beg  to  suggest  that  the  Synod  appoint  a  Committee  to 
revise  the  queries  contained  in  tiie  Schedule,  and  likewise  to  re-consider 
the  form  and  order  of  the  Tabular  Sheets. 

xVll  which  is  respectfully  submitted, 

ROBERT  DOniK, 

Cunvcner. 

P.  S. — The  foregoing  Report  is  substantially  the  same  as  that  presented 
and  read  in  Synod.  The  Returns  received  sunce  that  time,  and  they  are 
nineteen  in  number,  the  Committee,  rather  than  give  as  as  Appendix, 
have  at  much  extra  labor  to  themselves,  embodied  in  Report  and  Sheets. 

R.  D. 
OsNABUucK,  22nd  September,  18G0. 


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XVI 


Statistics  of  the  PrEsnTTEuiAN  Church  of 

No.  2.- 


Namc3 

of 

Churches. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6, 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 


BVTIIUBST. 

Mountain  Si  South 

Gower* 

Pakenham*  

Kitley* 

Lanark* 

Perth* 

Ramsay* 

Ottawa* 

Smith's  Falls 

Jh'ockville 

McXab  A;  llorton*. 

Cumberland* 

Buckingham 

Iluntly* 

Beckwith 

Richmond 

Middlcville       and 

Dalhousie  * 

Oxford  * 


Communicants. 


Vdil.  b.v  Removed  by 


n 


1 

4 

14 

r 

c 

9 


Bromelv,    Grattan 


and  Wilberforce*. 

Arn])rior 

Litchfield* 

Ross  <fe  Westmcath* 
Speuccrville 


13 
1 

t; 


14 
9 


11  ;1 


C 

9 

8 
1 

4, 

4 

2!) 


9 
10 


105 


201    1 


17 


1 

18 


12 
5 
5 

10 

7 
3 


19 
19 

30 


01 

a 


to 


•^     '>r,     y, 


144 


20 
I.') 
f) 
15 
20 
10 
25 


13 

42 
12 
11 


15 


18 
15 


i5& 


10 

11 
1 

10 
7 
4 

IG 


8 

10 

5 

1 


10 


Canada  in  consechos 
-Changes  and  Ovzum,, 

Revenue 


a 
o 


120|  82 


$ 


30.00 

16. 2n 

44.00 

1G7.2I 

104.00 

24G.00 

40.00 

194.75 

71.00 

30.15 

40.23 


24.00 


IG, 
10. 


00 
00 


17. GO 


1051.14 


a 


!? 


205.25 


200.00 
GOO. 00 
208.00 
54^5.00 
24G.25 
130.00 
147.00 
120.00 
200.00 


m 


ilOO.OO 


83.00 


448.00 


300.00 


440.00 
240.00 

400.00 


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*  See  number  of  remark  corresponding  to  number  of  Church. 


40, 


CO. 


50. 


10.  Oi) 


2G08.50;24i34.00   160.0') 


200,00 

200.00 

[400.00 

|340.00 

jeoo.oo 

1480.00 
1400. 00 
IJ20.C 


Mo.ooj 

Ii40.00l 


REMARKS. 

1.  Two  Churches  but  one  Session  and  Congregation. 

2.  Number  of  Families  connected  with  the  Church  not  given.     Congregation  said  to  conjis 

ot  whole  fanulies,  parts  of  families  and  individuals. 

3.  Sabbath  School  not  in  operation  at  present      Congregation  widely  scattered. 

4.  About  to  build  a  new  Church,  of  value  $2800. 

5.  Minister  also  officiates  in  Bat  hurst,  where  is  a  Church  worth  $G00. 

G.  Besides  Congregational  Sabbath  School  there  are  several  Union  Schools  attended  liyniMV 
of  the  children  of  the  Church. 

7.  Part  of  contributions  to  the  Schemes  of  the  Church,  the  proceeds  of  a  Bazaar  held  byLa- 
dies  or  the  congregation.  .  ' 

10.  Session  deem  the  publication  of  Congregational  Statistics   by  the  Church,  as  impolitic. 

11.  A  deeper  interest  in  Church  in  many  new  occasional  worshippers  at  Cumberland.   Gallery 

erected  m  Church  at  Buckingham,  during  year,  at  cost  of  $140. 


KADA  IN  CONNECTios 

"ANGES  AND  OpEBAnosj 

Roveinie. 

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440.00 
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400.00 

10.00' 

)8.50 

160.01) 

urch. 

Ration  said  to  con-is 

,attered. 

)ol3  attended  liyraaay 

■  a  Bazaar  held  byLa- 

lurch,  as  impolitic. 

Cumt 

erlaud. 

Gallery 

Uhtiie  Church  of  Scotland /or  tite  year  ending  Ut  April,  I860. 
Vbino  thb  ybab. 


Stipend. 


0  o 


g.: 


$ 
[300.00 


s  "■ 

O    V 

a  ^ 


<5 


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200,00 

200.00 

[400.00 

|340,00 

leoo. 

1240, 

1480. 

l400,00 

IJ20.00 
200,00 
850,00 
800,00, 


240.25 
112.00 
2GO.O0 
400.00 
240.00 
G20  00 
ICO. 00 
580.00 
400.00 
70.00 
200. OU 


Contributions  to  tbo 


I 

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TO  *  „ 

^  ^  a 
"  S  S 


400.00 
430.00 
IGO.OO 


300.00 


»40.00  440.00 
640.00  260.00 


llO. 00  4282.25 


50.00 


340.00 


1380.00 


$ 

4.00 
12.00 
10.00 

G .  00 
20.73 
18.00 
33.42 

5.00 
20.20 
12.75 

9.25 

9.00 
10.00 
14.00 


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8.05 
3.00 


$ 

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4.00 
5.00 
4.00 
8.00 
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2.00 


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38, 


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22, 
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$ 


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40.00 


40.00 


5.00 
G.OO 
4.00 


28.03 


00 
00 


195.40 


73.00 


4.00 


4.00 


81.00 


84.00 


99.42 
10.00 
20.28 
9.10 
IG.OO 
IG  00 


$ 
7^75 


3 
O 
Oi       • 

a  ^ 


o 


89.58 

20.00 

50.45 

6.00 


48.00 

3.00 

68.00 

44.00 


107. 


69.12 


10, 
10, 


8.00 


24.45 
10.00 


213.83    242. G2 


14.00 


160.00 


513.17 


$ 

13.00 

117.75 

38.20 

125.00 

435.55 

146.00 

614.34 

69.00 

312.35 

97.75 

67.79 

77.23 

10.00 

69.00 


212.50 
31.00 

17.60 


2454.16 


REMARKS. 
Xew  Church  built  at  North  Iluntly.     Value  not  given. 

I  Congregation  are  at  present  building  a  new  Church  without  external  aid.     They  are  also 
I  about  purchasing  a  Glebe  and  preparing  to  build  a  Manse.     This  congregation  is  financi- 
;  ally  connected  with  Lanark.     Minister  gives  half  his  labours  to  Lanark  congregation. 
leople  of  Darling  desirous  to  build  a  Church.     Some  steps  taken  to  effect  this  desire. 
iPeople  of  Oxford  said  to  be  poor,  but  doing  as  much  for  the  Church  as  they  can. 

lA  new  charge.     Minister  recently  inducted.     No  Churches  yet  built.    Minister  has  the  free 
use  of  the  Public  Hall,  in  Town  of  Douglas,  and  of  good  School  Houses  in  Townships  of 
\  brattan  and  Wilberforce.     A  new  Church  to  be  erected  this  year  in  the  latter  Township. 

I§1200.00  in  General  Sheet  No.  1,  under  "  Manse  "  is  the  supplement  value  of  "  Manse  and 
^  Glebe."    $280.00  was  the  Stipend  paid  to  late  minister. 

|Sos3.-.One  acre  of  land-site  for  Manse,  value  $200.  Number  of  probable  communicants. 
Ij-O;  attendance,  150.  Westmeath.— Two  acres  of  land-site  for  Church,  value  of  $20o! 
pumber  of  probable  communicants,  50  ;  attendance,  150.  Stipend  to  be  given  at  first  by 
j  congregation  of  Ross,  $200  ;  by  that  of  Westmeath,  $240. 

B 


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I 


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'I' 


i;- 


XVlll 


Statistics  op  the  PREsnvTERiAN  Church  of  Canada  in  oonnechJ 

No.  2.— CUANOKS  AND  OpERii,,! 


Names 

of 

Churches. 


Communicants. 


Add.  by  I  Unmoved  by 


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KINGSTON. 

22.  Kingston*  . ., 

23.  Seymour 

24.  Belleville  . . . , 

25.  Stirling 

26.  Camden..    . . . 


24 
9 


38 


19 
3 


24 


10 
2 
2 
1 


15 


TORONTO. 


21.  King* 

28.  Chinguacousy* 

29.  Mono* 

30.  Eldon 

31.  Toronto* 

32.  Clarke* 

33.  Hornby* 

West 

34.  Nottawasii 


West  ^ 

3aga*  > 

East  ) 


35.  Thorah  . . . 

36.  Darlington 

37.  Mulmur. . . 

38.  Scott  &  Ilxbridge* 

39.  Newmarket 

40.  Markham*.. 

41.  Scarboro'  . . 

42.  Brock* 

43.  West    Gwillim- 
bury*  and  I 
Scotch  Sett 

44.  Peterboro'., 

45.  Vanghan*.., 

46.  Orangcville 

47.  Port  Hope*. 

48.  Milton  &  Esquesing 

49.  Pickering* 
60.  Whitby  ... 


villim-  ^ 
Innisfil,  > 
:.,W.G*  > 


12 

2 


12 

10 


33 


10 


27 
20 
10 


171 


23 


3 

2 
10 


14 


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15... 


32 


3 
12 


2      5 


89 


30    45 


19 
1 


24 
3 


34 


10 


14 


6 


23 

33 

9 


4181 


02 
41 

20 

7 


118 


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16 
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6 
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19 
8 
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33 


Revenue. 


d 
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2  S 

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$ 

487.00 
54.02 

102.10 
40.00 


683.18 


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$ 


412.00,    60.00  IM.il 
103. G3;  31)4.75.,,, 


615.63   424.75  icd 


11 

6 
9 


30 
12 


49 


14 

23 

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29 

25 

15 


28 

22 

44 

6 


328 


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68.50   163 


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,1  LOG, 


2080.94  3295.50 


REMARKS. 

22.  Return  of  Managers  very  imperfect.  . 

27.  A  Church  now  building.  When  finished,  temporalities  to  be  better  managed  than  norettii 

28.  Congregation  has  suffered  from  emigration  and  other  causes.     Minister,  by  r'^'''^'"'  4 

creasing  infirmities  must  soon  resign.     The  prospect  for  a  young  man  said  to  bcgp 

29.  Charge  smaller  since  Orangeville  and  Mulmur  have  obtained  Ministers.    Minister  ailvas 

in  life,  and  unable  to  extend  Missionary  labours,  though  much  needed,  within  the  M 

of  charge.  . ,  J 

31.  Subscription  made  for  Manse  and  amount  on  hand  temporarily  invested,  from  wmcD*i 

per  annum,  are  paid  lo  Minister  in  lieu  of  Manse. 


F  Canada  in  oonnectiI 

■— ClIANOgS  ASP  OPERino] 

Revenue. 


THE  Church  of  Scotland /or  the  year  ending  1st  April,  18C0. 

»  Tlia  YEAR. 


Lq  Tlia  TEAR. 


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425.00 
190.00 



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95(1, 

84 

2080.94 

3295.50 

jr  managed  than  horetofij 

Minister,  by  rca3oa^« 

ing  uiau  said  to  begoc-J 

inisters.     Minister  ailval 

needed,  within  tlie  bcj 

invested,  from  which 51 


Stipend. 

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15.00 

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4.00 

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20.00 
12.00 

$ 
50.00 

10.00 
in.nn 

$ 

20.00 
40.00 
12.00 

$ 

140.00 

30.00 

25.31 

12.00 

$ 

16.00 

$ 
775.00 

10.00 
10.00 
10.00 

405.00 
408.38 

550.00 

154.02 
241.47 
121    00 

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1 

10.00 

933.38 

556.00 

155.00 

31.00 

57,00 

70.00 

72.00 

207.31 

16.00 

1291.49 

10  00 

112.00 

8.00 
4.00 
4.00 
24.00 
80.00 
4.00 
4.50 

4.00 
4.00 
4.00 

16.00 
2.00 
4.00 

21.00 

21.00 
4.00 

15.00 

7.00 

2.00 

2.00 

16.00 

66.30 

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358.00 
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200.00 

12.00 
4.00 
4.00 

26.00 
4.00 

56.00 

1197.51 
58.00 
27,50 

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236.50 

13.00 

5.00 

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83.75 

139.75 

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116.68 

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108.00 
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6.00 

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29.00 

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02.81 
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83.81 

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7.00      81.61 

238.61 

25.00 
10.00 

344.00 
110.00 
83.00 
94.00 
800.00 
330.00 
282.00 

187.00 
80.00 
22.00 
70.00 

130.00 

14.00 

6.00 

5.00 

4.00 

15.00 

10.00 

29.09 

102.84 

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84.00 

92.00 

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4.75 

165.00 
30.86 
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412.00 

240.86 

85.75 

BO.  00 

27.00 



4.00 

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38.25 
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6.60 

12.50 

60.31 

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72.80 

66,004866.50    654.00 

252.96 

80.00 

67.10 

71.00 

393.80    196.65 

950.01 

3093.42 

Cliurc 
yetf 

t!!°  1 

Charg 
ralit' 
Two( 
colic 
Begin 
Two( 

h.  whose 
ir  North 
oiinds  a 
'e  vacan 
rComm 
'hnrche 
ctions. 
ning  Sa 
jhurche 

3  value  i 
Cliurch 
ssist  iu  1 
t  since  ( 
ittee  ign 
3  and  on( 
Sitting 
bbath  Sc 
s.—St.  J 

3  given  i 
.     Cong 
iqnidatir 
)ctober  I 
Grant  '^f 
^Ki 

3  in  chur 
hool.    r 
Andrew's 

I 

n  Generf 
regation 
g  the  de 
ast.     Mi 
state  Oi 
ssion.  B 
ch  sold, 
'roposinj 
and  St. 

lEMARF 
il  Sheet 
is  willin 
bt. 

nister  rai 
things, 
ave  rece 

f  to  buik 
Helen's. 

:s. 

No.  1,  is 
g  to  giv 

maged  1 

Qtlycom 

I  one,  if 

South  ( 
e  Model 

remporal 

menced  1 

not  two 

Church. 
Deed,  if 

ities  for 

.0  taken 

Churchc 

There  i 
the  Pre 

himself. 

3  ordinar 

s  this  ye 

g  no  deed 
sbytery  of 

Tempo- 

y  Sabbath 

xr. 

•'  '13 


i,< 


.,  * 


XX 


Statistics  of  the  PnEsiiYTKRiAN 


Names 

of 

Churches. 


QUEHEO. 

51.  Qucbecf 

52.  Valcarlier* 

53.  Point    Levi 

54.  Tliree  Hivcr^,.,.. 

55.  Melboiirno,     AVind- 
Bor.k  HroinptonOort 

5(5.  Leeds  k  Inverness 
57.  New  Riclimoud... . 


Comciunicanta. 


Church  of  Canada  in  vm^J 
No.  2^--Ciunoe8and0peiui, 


Add.  l)v 


a 

o 

, 

•  M« 

«> 

■^ 

as 

a 

8 

i 

M 

<u 

M 

O 

Roniovcd  by 


u 

a 

t 

m 

a 
H 


'     4) 


•  •  • 

1 

3 

•  •  • 

•  •  • 

•  •  • 

3 

... 

... 

•  •   I 

•  •    I 


1     c 


MOXTUEAL. 

58.  St.  Andrew's,  Mon 

treal  

59.  Chatham  &  Gren- 

rille* 

00.  Ormstown 

t)l.  Georgetown 

02.  Lacliinef 

63.  Huntingdon     and 

Athelstane* 

di.  Sl.L.  dc  Gonzngue* 
♦>5.  Beechridgo*  ...... 

61).  Russeltown 

67.  St.  Paul's,  Montreal 

68.  Hemmingford*. .  . . 

69.  Laprairie* 

70.  Dundee* 

71.  Beauharnois* 

72.  Hawkesbury  Mills.. 

73.  St.  Eustaclie 


20 


13 


20 

9 
2 
4 

3j     2 

111     1 

8    24 

8      8 


92 


64 


. 

m 

a> 

B 
.2 

83 

0) 
'ti 

a. 

fc 

53 

«3 

s 

03 

^ 

oq 

<M 

Cu 

«w 

3 

O 

o 

b< 

u 

>H 

^ 

M 

^ 

a 

a 

a 

a 

9 

3 

>'. 

55 

>r, 

t  •   • 

7 

3 

4 

•  •  • 

. . . 

•   •    • 

22 

6 

•  •    • 

fi 

29 

9 

J 

Rcrenue. 


a 
o 

.2  3 

«| 

o 


a 


37.00  


05.00 


102.00 


400.00. 


10 


40 


34 


5G5.00, 


10 


26 

6 


4 

o: 
19; 

15 


82' 


78 

i 

4l' 

44 
7 
9 
13 
26 
48 
21 


15 
10' 


20 

33 

3 

9 
3 

>  •   ■ 

3 

3 

15 

I 


34 

10 

6 

I  ■   • 

8 
5 
2 
4 
4 
20 
0 


$ 
840 . 00 

30.00 

104.29 

60.00 
17.50 
14.00 
36 .  00 
53,27 
1114.38 
50.10 
52.00 
52.00 
45.00 


.3200.001  800. 00', 


00.00 


350.50 


80. C 


331.00 

« 

115.00 

6! 

100.00 

239.75 

1944.08 

130. 

400.00 

t  •)•( 

000.00, 
28G.O0. 


383,  92:1142451. 640240. 332200.00  25^ 


t  See  pp.  i.  and  xxviii.  REMARKS 

42.  Efforts  being  made  to  build  a  suitable  Manse         *  1 

''•    sXment^^ot£'^'''  ""'  '""'^'''  "'*'  "'•  *^"'^"'^  C'^"-'''  ^"^  -'  '^™^^-'  -^  "-^ 

'*■  ^MinisleMn"^  con^.nM-^'"''  ^V^n"™"-     ^''''^''''  '>^  congregation  at  Dn.nmerre  J 

OuZh^JlZ  !or,^^^T^^^^  ^^^'^'^  '^t  Dummer  (100  acre.)  ami  that? 

45   Cor     r^f./ n    T^  " 

ThSe  £e  tl''S^^^^^        f'""'  'rf  ''''''"'y  f"'^^'""«  '^  i°<J"«tion  of  present  Mini,1. 
AT   P  ""    '^'^^^'*°  Churches,  but  one  body  of  Managers.  faChartl 

*!•  yTrfn^T."  r' -"'-'^  ^'"-•"'i''-     ^''''''  '■"  1'"w.f  Hail,  but  about  to  b...l„  th«  Irectt 
^"    CI  urcherw^^  1  '^''''^'  ^/,^'''-  «'^'""«1  f>-  McCaughey,  28tirNov.,  1859,  T 

t-nurcnes,  but  report  only  received  from  one  of  them 

to  thTa.'Sr'Tbr'^^  ^'-'^Vm'^*-^  Congregational  Statistics  will  bo  of  incalculable  J 

otherwise  thev  hJuZ  'T        '\  ?'''K  ''^  ^-'^  '""^ «  stipend  besides  $20  of  arrears,  wt3 
omtrwise  luey  believe  they  would  uot  have  got. 


04-6240. 33 22G0. 00  TM 


ftt  HraJford  and  theScofl 

:ation  at  Dii.nmerreqiiirii 
r  (100  ftcrc.^)  ami  thai! 

action  of  present  MinisM 

[a  CliurJ 

it  to  begin  tho  freftijEi 

',y,  28tirNov.,  1859,  Iij 

II  bo  of  incalculable  val^ 
i3iilu3  $20  of  arrears,  wti 


I  THE  Chircii  of  Scotlani)  for  the  year  emfutg  \st  April,  1800. 

|ta  THI  VIAR. 


Stipend. 


.00 


.00 


105.00 


400. CO 


Contribiitioiia  to  tho 


o 
H 


$ 


280.00 


CUu.oO    280.00 


"^  a 
■,r.  « 


a 


Oj    'n    0 

■-H  o  -a 


$ 


4.00 


24.00 


^3 

a 

9 

o 
a 

r/2 


$ 


4.00 


a 
o 


C    3 


s 

9 

03 
wi 

3 

cq 


!;? 


$ 


4.00 


4.00 


28.00 


8.00 


8.00 


o 
o 


o  ^ 


43.50 


o   d 

^  .2 

»s;^  ■ 

.a  bo  § 
^■^'^ 


l^l.-W 


12.00: 


57.09 


0.00 


m 

a 
o 
<u 
a 
js 

1 ' 


273.011 


a 
o 

a 

3 

ll 


o 
H 


$ 


92.50 


393.59 


6.00 


273.00 


.002800.00 


rR. 


'R, 

.00 


416.50:     14.00 


391.00    200.00 

115.00 

120. OOi 


233.501     0G.25 

1000. OOJ 

320.00-     80.00 

240.00' , 

177.00 , 


■500383.00    300.25 


140.00 


4.00 


12.00 


12.00 


9 

37 
100 
13 
4 
12 
12 


00 
00 
55 
00 
00 
50 
0(1 
00 


421.05 


480.09 


12.00 


4.00 


4.00!       4.00 


4.00 


4.00 

4.00 

12.00 

12.00 


2.00 


3.00 


r,.50 

70.1.5 
7.39 


8.00 


59.00!    103.04 


80.00 


17.75 


20.00 


7.00 

252.25 

0.07 

28.00 


8.00 


419.07 


08.00      50.00 


18.00      39.02 


1196.00 
38.00 


199.06 


13.00,     34.00      1.13.00 

2.00;     20.00        43.00 

49.00 

7.50        8.19      123.01 

70.85    378.91    2070.54 

10.00 08.50 

2.50;   111.00      198.00 

72.00 

10-50 79.10 


208.35    G47.12    4;!09.2  7 


REMARKS. 

Iccording  to  Rcliedule,  a  zealous  Missionary  wjuld  collect  a  congregation  in  almost  anv 
|l  the  schodl  houses.  '        ^ 

'Cliiireh  also  at  Elgin,  9  miles  from  Huntingdon. 
Wcring  from  tlie  removal  of  families  to  other  parts  of  the  country,  chiefly  to  the  United 

jo  rotiirn  received  from  Managers. 

|c  I'ews  have  all  been  sold,  subject  to  regulations. 

l"'!'^  "^^^'""^^ws  to  build  a  Manse,  but  in  need   of  e.vternal  aid.     Original  cost  of  Chnrch 

I,        ^Supposed  to  be  a  mistake  in  estimating  its  present  value  at  S200. 

1^^^'  ^'""■^■''  ™»clv  wanted.     The  present  one  being  far  too  small.     Minister  ordained 

pli  November,  1859. 

laliie  of  Church  not  given,  it  being  the  property  of  tho  Right  Honorable   Edward  Ellice, 

,  e&iMgnior.     Charge  vacant  since  tho  death  of  the  Rev.  Prosper  L.  Leger,  20lh  Novem- 

*')  1oj9. 


'ii  t 


-A 

I 

i'l! 
'if 


..:i 


XXIt 


Statistics  of  the  riiKSDYTERiXN  Cinjucn  ov  Canada  m  covkicJ 

No.  a.— CnAwoiig  AND  Onun 


Names 

of 

Churclit'3. 


Ooiniiiunlcnnts. 


,\dil.  b.v 


QLENOAUY. 

74.  Corinviill* 

75.  Lanciislff* 

7G.  Fiiicli* 

77.  O.-^iuiln-iick* 

78.  Williiinistuwn*  . . 

79.  L'driKnml 

80.  WiHiiiiuriburgh*.. 

81.  Matildii 

82.  .Marliiitown*  . . . . 

83.  Lofliifl* 

34.  Dalliousic  Mills*.. 

85.  Cole  .St.  Gt'or^ce* 

86.  Imliau   Laiiils*.. . 

87.  IM.mtaRaru'r 

88.  Vanklcfk  Hill... 


Removod  hy 


10 
11'.. 

G  .. 

7.. 

11 
24.. 

on 


113    lOi  34 


12 
3 


4( 

z 

o 

o 

5^. 


4 
3 
6 

4 

4 
24 

5 
25 


CO 


11 


rfl 

B 
III 

a. 


17 
30 
C5 
19 
30 
7 
18 
45 
25 
24 


RevoDiie. 


12 


298 


3 
18 
C 
(i 
7 
4 
10 
8 


6G 


a 

3 


30 

;;' 

14! 
3 

>5! 


a 
o 

m     . 

a  js 
.2  I 


93.  5i) 
(J5 .  00 

10.00 

7tj.<)() 
♦i5.()U 


10.00 


3 

a 

Oh 


S 


240.00 


229.00 
400.00 
150.00 


6:).  no 

10.  (M) 

9.09 


^ 

.3 

a 
en 


tiijj 

340.00  201 


450.00 


38.37^ I 

44.00., 
190.00, 
■J12.00. 


100.00   m 
120.00. 


lOli  400. 19  1475.00  1044.3:  d 


HAMILTON. 


89.  Clifton* 

90.  Gait 

91.  Fcrj.ni.'?' 

92.  Paisli'y* 

93.  Nelson  and 

WalLTilown 

94.  St.  Andrew'^,  Hum- 

iltoii* 

95.  Woolwich 


9 
0 
3 

3 

20 
4 


Curried  forward 


8  .  .  . 
2 
1 


5 
1 

22 


10 


11 
4 

4 
8 


5 


48 


•  •  • 

•  •  • 


10 


29 

25 

2 

1 


10 


12 

11 

1 

3 


138.02 


100.03 
50.00 
15.30 
19.82 


(Ui.'j  mJ 


48.00 


403.09' 
144.00' 
mo.  50, 
150.25 

19C1.00 


100, 

43, 

520, 
200, 


00,,,, J 


00 


74. 

75. 
76. 
77. 

78. 

80. 

82. 

83. 

84. 


REMARKS. 

Tlio  Afternoon  Sahliatli  Hcrvico,  as  also  tin-  woek  day  ones,  suspended  for  part  of  tkj 
owing  to  injury  received  by  Minister. 

Servici'  alternately  in  Villaf,'e  (Jlmrcli  d.iJ  Jonceosion  one. 
Service  ocensionally  at  lierwick. 

A  si'eond  Church,  Oi  miles  distant  from  the  other,  built  during  the  year.    Value  mib^ 
$900. 

Service  in  Second  or  Front  Church,  second  Sabbath  of  month.     Fortnightly  on  a  f| 
evening.     Average  attendance  100. 

rinircli  biiili,  33  years  ago   by  Lutherans   and  Tresby  teriaiis.     Now  in  disrcpnir.  Pa 

the  year  I'resbyterians  have  "subscribed  $2000  towards  erecting  a  new  one  furtlieni-tll 

Vacant  sin'  ".  demission  of  charge  by  Uev.  Peter  .MacVicar,  July,  1859.    Since  wliich  :| 

plied  by  ordained  Missionary. 

Vacant  .since  demiosion  of  ctiargc  by  ilcv.  D.   MacDunuId,  July,   1S59.  Gslic  (iH^^ 
retpiisite. 

Charge  formerly   connected  with  Cote  St.   George,    now  long  vaci^.nt.    G;ehc  reqiii| 
Congregation  are  at  present  building  a  Manse  to  cost  $1250. 


00.1 
640.00 
.00 

880.00 


100. 00 

MO.  00 

210.00 

21'2.0O 

1 II  1  *  * 

BOO. 00 

•  •  t  t  • 

[400.00 
ftOO.OO 
1200.  no 
.00 

OOO.OO 
200,00 


Canada  IN  covnjcJ 

-CBANOKg  AND  OttUn 


1475.00  1044.3:  iM 


pendcd  for  part  oftky 

the  year.    Value  ^m 

1.     Fortnightly  on  Af^ 

Now  in  disrepair.  Pa 
;  11  new  one  fur  tiiera-tlij 
y,  1859.    Since  which  ii 

y,   1S59.  G*lic  C5se".'i!J 

r  vacf.iit.    Gadic  req'il 


TUTUR  Church  of  Scori.AND/or  the  year  ending  \st  April,  1800. 

Lho  Tin  TIAB 


tjlil"'"' 


Guntrihtitlona  to  the 


ft 


0.00 

J640.on 

BOO. 00 

E80.00 

0.00 

boo, 00 
aio.oo 

212.00 


'3 


g  •-■ 

2  * 


$ 
81)0.00 

4:?o.uo 

HO.  00 
22!).  00 
3.17.00 
200.00 
UIO.OO 
100.00 

3;i3.oo 


342.00  2099.00 


m 
u 
(A 

< 


$ 


•200 .  00 

400.00 

.')  1 .  00 

2:i3.00 


40.00 
K12.00 
100.00 


1210.00 


u 

,  o 

"=! 

a 

ts-H 

a 
u, 

■,n    « 

IH    > 

'n 

•a  o 

C 
« 

.a-o 

0< 

« 

1 

a 


$  I 
30 .  00 
12.00 

•J.l.'i' 
12.00 
20.20 

r, .  00 
12.00 

0.00 
12.00 
10.00 

G.42 

0.00 


$ 


5.00 
4.00 
0.00 
0 .  00 


10.00 
4.00 
0.00 

7.00 


134.77      48.00 


a 
.2 

'in 

^     . 

^  s 


20.00 


0.00 
10.00 


n.oo 

G.OO 


47.00 


•9 

a 
'J 


u 
3 


$ 

40.00 


a 
o 

1 

PI. 
a 

o 

ca 


-3 
a 

3 


30.00 
12.00 


33.12 
5.10 


4  00 
5.00 


40.00 


1.8,5 
9.00 
12.  00 
0.25 
0.50 
8.00 
0.00 


40.00      89.22 


o 

a  '^ 

a  ^ 


20.75 
.'5.00 


115.00 


4.40 
40.00 


o 


S    4> 
^3 

M  .a 


$ 

280.25 

100.00 

18.00 

224.00 

140.  :t2 

21.75 

84.60 

22.00 

89.00 

24.00 

10.11 

6.00 


89.00    201.15    1109.93 


BOO, 


p. 00 
|400,OO 
JOO.Od 


000. 00 

[i.oo 


410.75'  619.79 


349.85!   238.33 

50.00'  900.00 

200.00]   100.00 

200.00' 


1000.00 


50.00 


10,00 


24.00 


4.00 


8.00 


12.00 


8.50| 
1.50 


8.0(1 


7.0(ti 
7.00 

08. 00 
0.00 


4.87i  . 
3.12J  . 

50.00  |, 
*  4.00  i 


25.00 
2.12j 

70.00' 
30.02: 


4.00 


40 .  00 
4.00 


35 

4 


,42 

,00 


20.07 
1 .  50 
0.75 
5.25 


00.50 
4.00 


39.00 


131.70 
45.00 
19.25 
20.75 


199.02 


i.oo' 


329.30 

100.12 

123.24 

02.57 

253.92 
79.00 


REMARKS. 

|,  C'hnrgc  long  vacant.     Girlie  required. 

'  Charge  long  vaciint.     Gadic  reciuired.     Church  property  recently  reclaimed.     Value  not 
stated. 

Vacant  since  last  meeting  of  Synod,  1859.  Indian  Lands  and  Plantaganct  meanwhile 
supplied  by  Catechist. 

.$241,91  .^uid  to  be  derived  from  "other  sources,"  inserted  under  "property"  for  want  of 
c  Tiesponding  column.^.     The  attemlance  luH  les.^ened  by  parties  leaving  the  jdace. 
,S;'u  said  to  be  derived  from  "other  sources,"  inserted  under  "  property  "  for  want  of  cor- 
responding columns. 

E.\trcmc  tinancial  embarrassment  of  people  has  disordered  the  operations  of  the  congre- 
gation. 

Return  imperfect  owing  to  absence  from  the  country  of  the  Minister.  Temporalities  of 
tlie  Clnu'ch  suUerinir  from  unexampled  dei)ressiou  of  business  now  so  long  e.visiiiig.  Thia 
accounts  for  the  snrall  amount  which  has  been  collected  for  special  purposes,  as  well  as 
for  large  amount  of  debt. 


XXIV 


,^' 


r   I 


r 
1 

f 

1,  ^JfflJBS!     B 

Statistics  of  the  ruEPUYTERiAN  CiivRrn  of 
Xo.  2.- 


Canada  IX  COSSectJ 

-CiiANOEft  A\D  Opera 


Names 

of 

Churcljos 


Hamilton,— ro;i/iVi«(Y/. 

OO.Saltfiicti^Binbrook* 
OV.  Ar<iiur* 

98.  Sinicoc* 

99.  Dinulas* 

lf>0.  Xiagara 

101.  St.  John's,  Hamil- 
ton*  

102.  Guflpli* 

103.  HoamsviUe 

10  i.  Ancaster* 

105.  ruslinch 

100.  Ik-antfurd 


LONDON. 

107.  Gudericl 

108.  N.  f:a.stlioi.c 

109.  N.  D  u-c!a'ster»  .. 

110.  Woodstock       and 
Norwich 

1 11.  Westminster*  ,.. . 

112.  Wiliiama 

Hi!.  Stratford 

114.  Chatliaia* 

1 1.").  Londdti   

IIG.  Wawanosh* 


Cflnirr!" 


REMARKS. 
OG.  Value  of  Church  property  not  driven,     (ih-be  consists  of  five  acres  pood  land. 

fSd  c  „      e  ^^i|H.Mt  success  to  obtain  a  proper  silo.     Failure  .,f  cro,.  has  ..i 

9S    Mini  ■  or  n,:  ""■•"^Hvcs  upon  sy.npathy  of  Synod,  to  couutenanc.aiJ, 

C^r  ;ea;-;;',;;;VH  ;:"•"'   "''r'   ^^-    ''."'V-^   "M-.se,"is   vame   of  Ma„se  a,.l  Clo^, 
.;.  .;f  pews,    and-nj;;;  -n^^ 

^^^•^::K-:r^^;;.ry^i;?n!.:^n:.;;.o;:'c^^ 

102.  Return  from  Session  parliul.     No  return  from  .Managers. 


Hull. 


tor 


Miui;t«r 


s  good  land. 

Sclioid  house,    Congre-I 
liliire  of  crops  lias  saJitj 
I,  fo  conn U'liaiice  aid, 
littce. 

le  of  .M:ui,-;o  iiml  Globe. I 
titiirs,  luive  a  lio.-iro  forj 
llif   itu'ims  of  todiiciDg 
rri'sliytiTiiui  Clmrckj, 

tuibscriiiliuii."    MiuiiWM 


III  THE  Church  of  Scotland /or  the  year  endinr/  1st  Axiril,  1860. 

l;;G  TUB  YEAR. 


Stipend. 


in 


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REMARKS. 

.Vacant.    Di.smiitiMl  from  Diind.a.s   in   1R58,   .it  prc?orit  rented   to  United   Presbyterians. 
uwu  grant  of  huul  for  ("Jlehe  to  united  charge.     .Alnnse  built  by  botii  cono-regat'ions. 
hiference  from    return. — Tiio   minister  receives  no  stipend,  tiiat   promised   being      the 
"mount  of  l»ew  Rents,  but  hitiierto  devoted  to  tho  i>ayment  of  interest  on  debt  of  Church 

.(ilel)e,  value  of  which  is  not  given,  consists  of  10  acres  of  bush  land.  [property. 

..M.in!igers  expect  tiiiit  debt  will  be  liquidated  during  present  year.     Session   state  their 

!  Wict  that  religion  is  in  a  nourishing  condition  amongst  them. 

..Minister  recently  inducted.     Value  of  Manse  and  Glebe  not  given. 

L^l'n).'^'''.',"''".^'.'^'^ ''?  ^I'l't'^niiJi-'r,  lS,-)0.     Congregation  not  yet  fully  organized.     There  is 

;  ""t-liiirCii.     liie  Mini.ster  has  promisoilto  give  a  quarter  of  an  acre  of  land   as  site  for 

^luircli.    III  connection  with  congregati(Hi  tiuM-e  is  a  Sabbath  School,  but  attendance  not 

PH'n;  witii  small  library.     Since  induction  of  minister  there  has  been   three  collections 

"laue  for  the  Schemes  of  the  Church,  but  amount  of  these  is  not  reported. 


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