The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-17
THE RELTNIOUS WORID

compendium Of religious news and n,eH.
gence, both foreign and doreatio.-
Baptist.
Rcy. Mr. Bridgmau of Albany bas boor
SaIledd 20 the Strong Place 0hutc6. Brooklyn,
Dr. Hscox. long OF the Stanton Street CbnrSb
IN New York, goes to take charge of M 81
church in Brooklyn a "0"
-fhe Baptist Church az Brownsville : q
mas been greatly revived, seyenty.six hseine
2scu P it adaed tn ABOUT twelve months by baptism
inc iruits OF good Suoday School
-Rcv. I. HYATT smith. late Of ,bis ci,v
mas oecn installed pastor OF the Lee Avenie
Baptist Church, WiIiiamsburs.
catholic.
D0Weafc. The new Church of St tosenb
Vas Dedicated on Sunday November H. by Ike
attendance the Bishops OF Aibany and Harlan
Desides large number OF ciercymen The
ceremonies were the same ae VIE have olten
stn sesctiped before and were Of the most impress
The pitts6eld SIN furnishes the following
DESCRIPTION of the new Church:-
me new Church OF 81. Joseph which the
kQinsn Catholic parish OF that name In this
toNn have been for the isst three vears erar,,
ing on lots south OF Maplewood Is nos nearly
completed, and well fulfls the intention OF
a,9 puuuefs' ~ riYalltng The NEST beautiful,
suDitapMal and appropfOpriate church edHces
The solemn De licaton of St Johns Church.
WeStuiinster Carroll county, Md will take
piNce on Thursday morning, the 22d INST. at 10
Two hundred aud fortr dollars we're taken
up at 81. Harys Church BURLINGTON. Vermont
for the reiet OF the Quebec sufferers
The Roman Catholics Of Bridgeport, Ct, are
erecting cathedral TO seat four Thousand per
sons, ~ oOst of one hundred and City thousand
dollars
The Government agent. n is said refuses to
carry the books and other articles prepared NV
the American Board Of Missions Tor the Paris
Exhibition.
or Il 1888 families thus far visited in Brook
iyn By the Catholic Bible Society, 1903 have no
Foreign, The work OF restoring the Cathedral
on Notre Dame, Paris, 10 It's original beauty is
nearly finished. II has occupied no less chan
twenty years.
"A letter from Rome IN The journal de B,y,r.
afeS, states that the Catholic Bishops through
out the world nave been invited, conditionaliy.
10 attend the celebrations which will take pIece
Mt xt year in the month OF June ON the occesion
Of the Canonization 81 several saints already ad.
vanced 10 the rank Of Blessed and OF the
centenary Of 81. Peter
Mr.. NJ OReiny. NJ P. in nm address de-
hvered in the Free Trade Hall Manchester NJ
the opening OF the Mount ST. Bernard Reforpe
tory Bazaar, said that during the last half cen
Jury, more than $4,000 900 had been contributed
by the Catholics OF Ireland towards erecting
new places Of worship, and that OF thfs vast
amount more than 43, O06,O 900 mad been snb
scr1oed IN sums not exceeding one shilling. This
-1he London Daily Neqcs says four iunior
membeIs of the University Of Oxford, one of
them Bachelor OF Arts, frst-clast degree nave
Just gone over TO the Church of Rome.
The Very Rev. Father Cooke, of the Order
OF Oblates of Mary, has recently purchased FIVE !
acres OF land in the highest and best part OF
hllburn, where he intends placing the principal
house OF his Order in England
the magnificent altar presented by the
Roman Prince Torlonia TO the new Cathedral At
tOulOpne .apa
and incrusted with precious stones and canoes
OF exquisite beauty. As work OF artistic merit
is said 70 oe the finest which mas been pro
duCe0 at Rome curing the present Century. It's
value amounts 70 $40 GOO
The Times PARIS correspondent SAYS the
conservation of Dr. lynch as Coadjutor Flshop |
Irish College Paris on the 4h of November
Or. Keane, Bishop Of Cloyne, is the conse
Grating Prelate.
The Sultan, wishing TO recon pense the
exemplary conduct of the Sisters OF Charity OF
Constanhnople during the cholera OF 1865, has |
presented them With a piece Of ground in the |
quarter OF Pera for the foundation of an orphan
asylum.
congregational.
The little Congregational Church at Barn-
stead, New Hampshire, IS to have fine new !
steeple the gift Of Mr., Peabody who has sister
IN the town.
The minutes OF the General Conference of
Maine have lust been published, showing q total
]
year, The whole number Of Cougregarional
ministers in the State, including twelve cen-
rlates, Is 199-last year, 1872 The total mem ber-
ship in these churches Is 10, 49,
Episcopnl.
One OF Our Journals aIludine 70 the Journal
OF the Proceedings of the Eighty second Conyeu. |
tiOn of the Protestant Episcopal Church In tbe |
diocese Of Pennsylvania, Gays that ii "brings to
gether a mass of religious statistical infor- /
nation Of great interest. All that Is of interest |
10 the concerns and growth of this Christian |
denomination is carefully recorded Few reli- |
gious bodies lay before all the members more |
thoroughly the labors of their clergy and other
officers. There are one hundred and siXtv.two |
parishes in the State, and between one hundred
and ninety and two hundred ministers on their
register. Each parish furnishes q report and |
salaries paid their clergy are from five thousand /
dollars year 3oWnwards, and there are several
mnds Of much value, such as the EPISCOPAL /
Fund, Convention Fund, and the Christmas /
Fund, Notwithstanding the disadvantages re-
sulting from the decease OF Bishop Potter and /
testations OF steady healthy growth and great /
VlgOr; The rectors Of each parish are requested /
especially 70 give much attention 70 training /
the young and illiterate, openly and stately M /
church. They are also urged 10 adopt such 4
system Of training IN the use OF the liturgy as /
TO unite intelligently and 6eyotionallV W. Inc J
public prayers and praises OF the Church
The Bishop Of California has admitted to |
deacon's orders Peter Williams Casey a colorsJ /
man, and grandson of the well-Rnown RnV /
Peter Williams, formerly the respected rector /
Of st. Philips Church, colored, In New York.
Rev. Robert Travis, Jr., Rector of Trinity
Church, Jersey City, died a few days since.
The Rev. Henry A. Neeley has been chosen