the State of Missouri* except the one in ©t. uOtlie, A.•;hMinisterial*—The death of the. Rev. \yalterPowell, pastor of the First 0. S., Church of Lancaster, Pa., and a member of the Presbytery of Donegal, was announced in the last: Tiie death of the Rev. AV lt;5. ;Simobtbn. of the Brazil Mission, is aDo arfrioahcid,* f He died Decern- * her 8th, of bilious fever* afe the residence offRevilt; Mr, Blackford, at Ban Paolo, agelt;l thirty‘titfe years, after an illness of eight days,—Rev. J* W«. Kerr re*; ceived a unanimous call to the Huntingdon Valley church, near Philadelphia/and,has accepted thesame, and entered on hi® duties thO.first of January;—Rev, Mr. M*l}0u^all, professd^of iff oral philosophy in the University of Edinburgh, baa jnsfc died ot «n attack of paraljyris. . His own chair nad h^en rendered illustrious by the oecupahcyof such,men ns Dugald Stewart, Dr. Thomas Brown, and last,not least, Christopher North.^The installation ofIiev. P. Stryker Talmage as pastor of Bethune Memorial ch o rch /Bb‘ i 1 ade] phitook plaeeSfobbathafternoon, the 12th Inst., in Bethune Hall. Bev. T-Do Witt Th 1 mage preached ,MTh e Rev. 0 eorge D. Matthews, of Stranraer, Scotland; has accepted the call of the Jane Street United Presbyter inn congregation of ISew York City.C oil*- gea.—Prmcctort College,—Tiie Presbyterian inquiring, “ what is to be the future of Brihceton