The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-26

churches was formed In Buffalo, by colonization
FROM the washington street Baptist church, OF which
Rev. V. r. Hotohkiss d. d. is pastor. One hundred
members of this society including some OF the most
influential and wealthy of their number constitute
the colony which plants itself in growing section
of the city. In Knoxville, Tloga county Pa, long
considered one OF the most abandoned places IN mat
section OF the state, Baptist society mas Deeh
formed which already numbers over hitV members.
In Iowa, at Grundy Centre and MernanrsViie III
Union county, Pa: Eaton county, Nd anu Ihafnbcfs
county, Ala and az Wisetown. ILL.,, Flower Greek,
Mich, aud Oregon, Wis., small BAPTIST socletfs nave
recently been formed.
A Cumberland Presbyterian church has recently
been organized In Alabama, at Pine lin, Wilcox
county correspondent writes from that place that
ior ten years they have been DESTROYS OF enecthg
this organization but there have been many him
ORANGES. ave have lost by deaths IN the war ana
since, almost nalf Of those who attempted TO form
brethren under appointment OF Presbytery, met with
nine members OF the Goshen and Arbour congrega-
lions anu assisted AT the organization by them OF q
The new Presbyterian church recently started,
with membership of over thirty, in Washington,
d. c., under the care OF the Southern Assembly, Is
intended Ito save TO Presbyerianism many who,
not desiring to remain in churches in connection
with the Old School Assembly, are likely TO wander
Off to other folds"
A congregational church of seventeen members
was organized ut Lincoln, Cal June = "This
church, says the Pacific, 'has been gathered from
the fragments OF five or SIX different denominations
by the wise and most faithful lapors or rev Mr. Hut
bard, whom they have unanimously called to be their
PASTOR"
A church OF twenty members was organized NJ
Clio, Mich, near Saginaw, June 20. -
The san francisco Pacific, June Is, says work will
begin immediately on the building for the Second
Congregational church Of Oakland The new Con-
gregational church at Sequel Santa Cruz county Is
hourishing. Thc attendance on Sunday worship IS
good and the Sunday school has an average attend
ance OF seventyfve. AT a festival held last week AZ
Benicia In ala of the building fund OF the new ana
construction there, the sum OF $500 was realized,
above all expenses.
Roman Catholic Movements.
The Tablet furnishes the following intelligence re-
speeding Catholic movements in the Archdiocese Of
New York. the diocese Of Brooklyn and the diocese
of Newark
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK.
DEDICATION.--On Wednesday, 14th inst, the Most
Rev. Archbishop dedicated to the service of God, UNI
der the invocation OF the holy name of Jesus the new
church recently erected In Otsvle, Orange county,
N T.. by the Rev. Richard Brennan, pastor OF Port
Jervs and neighboring mission.
CONFERENCE.-The the high mass which fOI.
lowed the dedication, he administered the sacrament
of confirmation 10 seventy-six persons. ON Wednes-
da lSa % ne ohns rSnr te
Orange county, to 1855 persons. On Thursday, 10th
inst, he administered the sacrament OF confirmation
in St JoSeph'S church, Goshen, Orange county, TO
DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN.
| ORDiNATIONS-On the morning OF July 10, AZ ~.
congregation assembled to witness the ordination OF
| Charles Farrely and william O'DoDncll. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Loughiin, assisted
ID. W
Fathers Friel Mcsherry and McCloskey. Mr.. O'Don-
nell is Of Bryan O'Donneil, Esq, OF Clareen,
| county limerick, ireland and nephew OF DIR.
O'Donnel, Of New YORK. and studied for the ministry
i'll Belgium College of All-Hallows, DuOun, and ~.
BOnaventue'S College Cattaraugus county, N. Y.
Father Fairclly competed his studies In Genoa.
DIOCESE OF NEWARK.
ECCIESIA 5IiCAL RETREAT.-Tne Ecclesiastical ne
treat OF the clergy OF the diocese OF Newark took
place at Seton Hall College week before last, under
the direction of the Rev. Father smarins, ). j. IL
| commenced on Monday and closed on Friday with a
solemn POntihcal high mass, at which The clergy re-
| ceVcd the holy communion.
AT the end OF the n diocesan synod was held,
at which the DEGREES of the second Plenary Council
| of Baltimore were declared to be promulgated AZ
soon as they should be published. AT ha-past n ne
O'Clock OF enc same day solemn mass Of requiem was
sung by the Rev. j. T. Mackin for the rcpose Of the
souls OF the deceased priests of the diocese.
An Ecc,eaiasiical Trinl in Rhode island.
The Providence Journal, of the 20h INST, says
1t seems that are really to have an ecclesiastical
trial here in Rhode Island. The STANDING committee
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church ia the diocese Of
Rhode Island have officially charged the Rev. John
p. Hubbard with requesting and permitting the Rev.
Frederic Denison 10 ofciate in the congregation oil
| Christ church, cslerly on the 10Th OF February,
1868, Mr.. Dcnson being known TO Air. Hubbard moi
TO be minister OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
4 court is 10 convene In the Church OF the Messiah
In This city, on the second Wednesday OF september,
for the trial OF the offender. The Right Rev. Bishop
has designated as the court the Revs Messrs. X. Il.
Duane J. T. White. c. II. Wheeler. =. r. shaw, ID. d.,
and Il. II. Cha @. In view of all the circumstances
attending this ease so far and the results that are
likely To How from its further agitation not
surprised that the christian Witness, leading
| Protestant Episcopal journal. should exclaim:-
| "CannOt our church ne spared the djshODOr Of AL
| other ecclesiastical trial f'