The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-28

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his predecessor. ,.--.--..-
The Pope has issued brief, taking away
the jurisdiction which Cardinal Andrea exer-
cised over the Diocese of sabina and the Abbacy
Of subiaco. 'a
Rev. P. F. Lyndon has received the ap-
pointment of VicarGeneral of the Diocese of
Boston.
Rev. p. Corrigan, lately of Fort Lee, N. Y, /
has received the appointment of st. Peters,
jersey City, the place lately SO well filed by
the lamented Father Kelly. -,-..... ....
In the Second American Provincial Chapter
of the Passionist Fathers, held at the Monastery
of Blessed Paul OF the Cross, Birmingham, Pa,
commencing on the I'd of July, and presided
over by the Very Rev. Ignatius Paoli, of the
Anglo-Hibernian Province, the following Supe-
roIs of the Order were chosen for the ensuing
term of three years Very Rev. Anthony Cal
andri, Provincial of the American Province
Very Rev. Alb1nus Magno, 1st Provincial Con-
sutor Very Rev. Luke Baudneli, I'd Provin-
cial Consultor; Very Rev. Dominic Farlattini
(late Provincia), Superior of the Mexican Mis-
sion Very Rev. Gaudentus Rossi. Master of
Novlces; Very Rev. Thomas Stefanni, Rector
of Blessed Paul's Monastery, Birmingham, Pa.
Very Rev. Guido Matassi, Rector of st. Mary's,
Dunkirk, n, Y; Very Rev. John Baptist Baudi.
nelli, Rector Of st. Michaels, West Hoboken,
NY. .'H ~
Mr.. James Shea. rich old bachelor of st.
Louis, died recently, leaving the magnificent
beqUest OF 100000 to the Hospital of the Sisters
of Charity, in that city, in which institution,
when poor and friendless, he had received medi-
cal care and nursing
"A grand church is in course of completion
at Hartford, Connecticut, by the Rev. Father
Lynch. 1t is dedicated to st. John--the mate
rial is of brown stone the style Gothic, and a
heavy tower viii surmount the structure.
When completed, the cost will be 500, 900, and
1t will rank among the finest churches the
country.
The opening of the new parish church of
Saints Peter and Paul, IN Cork, Ireland, took
place on the 10th of June. The impressive cere-
mony gone through in the dedication, as well
as the subsequent High Mass, were witnessed
by a crowded assembage of ladies and gentle
men, including persons of the highest rank and
position in and about Cork. The following
members of the Hierarchy were present at the
ceremonies;-Most Rev. William Deany, D. D.,
Lord Bishop of Cork; Most. Rev. william
Keane, Lord Bishop OF Cloyne; Most Rev.
Most Rev. David Moriarty, D. D., Lord Bishop
OF Kerry; Most Rev. John Plus Leahy, d. D.,
Lord Bishop of Dromore; Most Rev. D. OBrien,
D. D., Lord Bishop of Waterford and Lismore;
Most Rev. George Butler, d. D., Lord Bishop Of
Limerick; Most. Rev. DR.. Power, Lord Bishop
OF Kllaloe. The Right Worshlpful Francis
Lyons, Mayor of Cork, occupied a throne
placed on a raised das at the left side OF the
sanctuary. He was attended by his sergeants
Precisely at IL O'Clock the ceremonial of dedi-
cation terminated, and preparations were at
once made for the celebration of High Mass.
The Lord Bishop of Cork was ceebrant.
On Sunday afternoon the cornerstone of a
new church, to be called st. Mary Major, was
laid al Jenkintown, Montgomery county, Penn
sylvania, by Very Rev. William O'Hara, d. D.,
v. G.. 1t will be Roman in its style of architec-
ture, and have front of 4s feet and a depth of
81 feet. 1t is to be under the charge of Rev.
Thomas Toner, assistant pastor of st. Joachms,
Franktord.
REFORMED DU TOH.
The First Reformed Dutch Church of
Jersey City has extinguished its debt of $l5, 900.
Rev. John W. Schenck, pastor of the Second
Dutch Church of New Brunswi New Jersey,
has accepted a call from the Third Reformed
Dutch church of this city.
UNITARIAN.
Rev. I. First Smith, minister of Black water
Street Chapel, Rochdale, has accepted the invi
tstion of the Unitarian congregation of Charles.
ton, South Carolina, they having refused the
services of any minister from the North.
UNIvERsALIsT
Rev. A. j. Patterson, of Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, has been invited to settle over the
Universalist society in Roxbury, Massachusetts,.
Mr. Patterson is the brother of the Senator elect.
DOCTORS OF DIVINITY.
The Indiana State University, upon the
recommendation of the Hon. Thomas H. Nelson,
our late Minister to Chilli, has conferred the
degree of d. D. upon Rev. David Trumbull, of
Valparaiso descendant of old Jonathan Trum-
bull, of Revolutionary tame, and a cousin OF
Senator Trumbuli, of Illinois. He is an emf
nent scholar, and has contributed much to
advance the cause of civil and religious liberty.
1t was mainly through his influence and exer.
ton that such generous aid was sent from Chilli,
during the late war, for American soldiers and
sailors.
Hamilton College has conferred the It'll g ol
Doctor of Divinity upon the Rev. Robert f.
Burns, of st. Catharines, Canada West. 1t is
fitting that an American college should thus
signalize one who has done so much towards
bringing together the Christian work of the two
countries.
Rev. ID. d. Buck, of the German Conference,
and pastor of the NJ. E. Church in Penn Yam,
N. Y. received the honorary title of D. D. at