The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23

hungarian opposition IN the Council and also BY
| Cardinal Rauscher The Bishop therefore proposed
that DR.. Dollinger should. long AZ least as tho
matter remains undecided. refrain from raising up
pubic opposition against the Church. the
Council and the Pore, and preserve the Church
from fatal schism Dr. Ddlllnser posi-
week alter he received a vsi. from an
other Papal emlssary, Canon Hammer. OF
from the jubilee festival said that the Pope still
spoke Of Or. Dollnger with the greatest sympathy;
mat he prayed for ms return to the path OF truth.
errors. To this Dr.. Dollinger replied tnat he was
grateful for the Pepe's good wi which. however.
accommodated. Upon this DR.. Hammer observed
that the Holy Father still hopes to find means OF
arriving at an arrangement, and that perhaps tho
best mode OF achieving this object would be for Dr.
Younger TO put himself in communication with the
Ruthless as the previous one Dr. poInSer said Ss
had no communication TO make to the NunciO. and
that II the latter wished to see MIN he would hear
what ne nad to say, as In the case Of any other
visitor"
The following list is prepared for those not ac-
quainted with our church arrangements for mid
summer, in this city, by DR.. Newell, OF the Allen
street church,
Central church. West Flftysixth street. Rev. J.
y, wilson u. pastor. Service each morning by Rev.
Forty street church, near Broadway.
Preaching morning and evening Dy the pastor elect,
West church. Forty second street. near Fifth ave-
NJ nue. Rev. 7; s. HASTINGS D: D., pastor Preaching
Brick churcn, Firth avenue and Thirty.seventh
street. Rev; J. 9. Murray, D. D., pastor Preach
Fourth church, West Thirty-fourth street. Rev.
John Thomson, y. D.. pastor.
ninth street Rev. \. "; ConkIing pastor. Preach.
Ing by Rev w. ". Atterbury, D. D.
suphen preaohn9 BY ProssoT
Cameron, OF Princeton. N. J:
University Place church, Tenth street Rev r. r..
Booth. D. D.. pastor Preaching by Dr. Ray Palmer.
spring Street church. Rev. William Altman.
D. D., pastor.
New York church, corner Of Thompson and Hous.
ton streets. Rev. W. W. Page pastor
Church Of Sea and Land. Market street. Rev. 3D.
seamsas t church. Port Society. ca.narlne street.
Rev. E. ID. Murphy pastor.
Religious Notes-Personal and General.
A large number Of communications on religious
topics are unavoidably deferred this week. When
will correspondents learn to write only upon one
side OF the sneetr
The Congregational Conference OF Maine unani-
mousy voted to withdraw from the American ana
Foreign Christian Union.
DR.. Ellinw0Od will enter upon his labors as one OF
the secretaries Of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
Missions on the 1st OF August.
Mr.. Ehu Burritt figuring upon statistics. comes
to the following tremendous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ry-six hundred millions of dollars year for Mars
against perhaps twenty six millions for Messiah"
1.-The Maine Memorial contributions 80 far as heard
from, In about twO-thirds OF the local conferences
amount to . little less than $780, 600. This would
bring the whole State up TO 5000, 900. at least.
The Roman Catholics OF Ireland now scarcely ex-
coed four Millions while the Episc0paans and the
Pres0yterians reckon million and quarter Of ad.
herents. Other denominations are quite inslkni6-
cant. Thus there are but 900 Metnodists Of all
sorts and only about 4600 Independents, with like
number OF Baptists, In all Ireland.
A remarkable revival Is In progress in Newport
MOnmOuthshre, England, in connection with the
Established Church. correspondent OF the Record
says:-"It Is the most marvellous work OF God
ever heard OF. l imagine that 1t has reached 900
persons and been q converting work to 800 at least
The other 200 will not rest where they are"
The wardens Of Christ church, Chicago, reply TO
Bishop WhitehOuses notice that he Will administer
confirmation at that church August 49, that he can.
not lawfully do So not having given due notice to
the rector Mr.. Cheney. and that for other reasons
the day will not be convenient They deny the
Bishops assumption that the church Is without .
rector.
Bishop Bissel, OF Vermont (EpiscopaD, insists that
vestries ought always to consult with him before
proceeding to I'LL their pulpit. He also condemns
1.-THE practice Of getting candidates for vacant
parish to preach In succession, in hope OF securing
o call, q plan which many OF the most high-tOned
and cons entious clergy utterly refuse to have any
thing to do WITH man who can make the best
show on one or two sermons Is not always the ono
who Will wear best In the steady work OF the
mnistry.N