The New York herald., 1866-08-05
Niscella


number of the Cathcic Horfd directs atien.
ton 10 the rapid growth Of the Roman Catholic churi,
in The United States II says Nowhere has the Ca
thoc Church prospernuslv within the last
fifty years in the United states of America About
thousand churches and chap-s built increase of
one thousand and eight hundred cergymen; one hun
dred and schools established for the Catholic training
Of IS 900 boys and "a 900 girls Moreover there existed
1857 siSiysir ssyians. with I,96s orphans, of ini
sexes twany-sx hospitals with 600 beds; -four insane
asyums besides many other charitable lns'tntlon all
supported by the private charity OF Catholics
There l0t Methodist, 2ll P-sbytc 100 Baptist
i05 Episcopal, ~ Friends 81 Roman Catholic II ira'
rian, unvers.is', Mormon, 10 Christian, - paicb
Reformed. Sw-denborgisn, | ADVENTIST. 'ongrngs.
tionalst, Sesen-Dsy iapIst, ~ Lutheran, united
Presbyterian German Returned Icwisl and spirit
usiist church buildings IN New erey af The rapscy q;
4S1 s96 persons, aud Of The value S, 20. .0s
1he Cardinal Ds Rc'.ach has gone mission Ger
many hut with what object is not generally known he
simply remarked leaving Rome that he should
IN company with hi friend Cardinal cullen or cardinal
cullen N said that the speech he mad. 10 Hons.uor
R.cci who brought him the hat, bitter philippe
against Italy and has a-loushed everybody by its
lence, The most exalted oi The Italian pre~ses beng
always guarded IN their language. =,
At the late meeting % the General snod ~ lthe Evsu
eeicsi Lutheran Cnurch in The United statss the long
rising dyrve feeling cgoinaisd N organic division,
the largo rennsyyan's Synod leaving tho General synod
ana becoming an independent body, and probably tho
nurlens of now organization upon national scale.
The division grows out OF Hgh ann Low Church IN.
theranis,n tho former rt0n-c aud ssctsmenf@i
in IL tyne tonncione of construction of
the Augsburg toncsson and the latter n acc nd
snc. in what 4. generally termed the evangelical vew
Of ,snv religious experience, dsun ngnshed
from >acn,nenai grace. The immediate orcsia0n
Of the schis,n Nas the reecp On wo YEAR ag Of thc
Frsnckean SYNOD into the General Synoa The Tnn,kctn
synod Is New YORK state body, which bad htber1".
ihroagh the opposition oi tbe h.gh chnrhmen, been
sept soOr boanse ~ s looscness the subject ~ the
LuiherSn standards, particularly the Augsburg ,on.
fea.ion
The coored RaptlstS of New haven have bought sov.
eTnuent buldipg, aud hitting ap for ~
worship The Germans IN the city also prosrerng,
their minister having raised 5000 or house or ror
ship.
Of the college Lancaster pennsyyaus snd ibe Rev
Dr. y. " Gerhart, We President and Professor of Men
isi aud Moral Philosophy No other changes were made
In the Faculty. except that occason.i iy tho
Of Professor Porter who goes TO Lafayette College,
Pennylvania.
Tho Mains Farmer says Rev Dr Huntington, ~
Bosion, hss -gnned hrs acceptance of the ONCE vi
Blsnop or Maine, which b. was recently elected.
The presbytery Of Long Island ~ = special meet
ing held In The church az Isip, J.. y, Istb uit, re-
ce we'd ordained and Installed pastor or ss,d church.
Mr. W. GUTHRIE Barnes. Of the hast graduating class,
Princeton seminary anu hccnliste Of The fresbylev
VI Rcblsud
Thirty-two Congregational churches in Ksnsss report
this year membership OF IS. N" bsnssosence of
these churches has becn remarkable considering their
circumstances Twenty -four, with an aggregate nom
herhip OF $50 report 81 JO r. sod Tor Minister'S ssTcs
81 55 for church erection, and for all religious anil
benevolent objects they have given $i3 80, or a.
Al me rate IA % per member Their collections for
the American Congregational Union have been ss5s ca
Jheehnrch In Goavernenr. NY, hasscccp.ed the r~ag
nation ~ Row B v Beckwith who, for the lsst TWEEN
tyhree years has with gres, success hed Ns rasorse
on the ground Of impaired health, growing out Of tc
fatigue Of long service. Arrangement have been made
for The ordination and installation Of Mr.. Newton
Copkin a. hls Mr. conkln 10 hcent!afe of
the Prcsbytery of New Brunswics.
nv the nre IN Portland DR. Csruthcrs lost his house
large part of his library and all his sermons Bs society
viii rhnld their house u worship though sx,ycght
az The families connected with II housciess The
second society whero Mr. Walton recently onlcsied
thought NAV be dsbanded owing 10 the large
which ts members suffered Dr. caruihcrs, being SICK
on tho might of the fre wac removed thres tunes
oes~yely 70 escapc the oonnngrntion.
The genersi view Of the "other branch OF -hc pres
byeran Church during the year ending May, iscc