The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

Orleans. He win labor on the Teche Bayou. The
largest Presbyterian church building IN New York
ner OF Fifty-third street and Madison avenue. IL
is to be dedicated In November. The Presby.
terian church at M0ntclatr, N. j., has increased
the salary OF Rev. DR.. Berry. is pastor, $500.
The Second Presbyterian church OF Philadelphia,
what in many respects Is the most elegant church
edce In that city. 1t s Gothic, with transepts and
out. The cost is about two hundred thousand dol
lars 1t will be ready for occupation IN October.
The monument to Jonathan Edwards which Is TO
be erected in Stockbridge, ia being made in Scot
lana, of Scotch Igranite and will probably be I'm
| ished the LIST OF January next 1t Is proposed to
lished Church OF Scotland, In memorial OF the late
Dr. Norman Mcleod The Presbyteries OF South
Carolina number 14,2e4.
EPIsCOPALIAN.
Dean Stanley is announced to preach to-day for
che Rev. BKS c p D " ns
Island diocese report 65 resident ministers, 81
churches 1919 nn and iSo2 Sunday
| W. Coe has accepted the charge OF st. Paul's
church, Charleston Ill., and Christ church, ArcoIa.
Dean. Professor OF Latin and Greek In Racine Col
lege has accepted the rectorship OF Zion church,
The Society Tor the Promotion Of Christian Knowl-
| edge, London with the sanction OF the monthly
the number Of students In church training colleges
as speedily as possible, or increasing the num-
Der or efficiently trained teachers In elementary
schools" 1t Ia proposed to distribute f2, 140
of this sum to seven training colleges for young
men on condition that LOT additional students be
The Episcopalians of North Carolina number $500
communicates. The Episcopahans OF Ohio num-
deacons 8; total ioS; communicants, $40; total
contributions for the last diocesan year salaries to
NH es of New ampsnire held two services in the
congregational church, Lancaster, and In the eve
ming at the school house In the "Lost Nation" He
breaches DAY al the old Judge LivermOre church,
In HOderness, just across the river from Plymouth
village. 1t is the oldest Protestant Episcopal
| pal clergymen, ,706 communicates and 1857
Sunday scholars. The contributions for the dio.
Kansas there are 2s Episcopal parishes organized
ana unorganized and 20 ministers. The cOmmu-
nicants number LOIS, Sunday scholars and teachers
864; contributions for the year, so, 1885, In Texas
there are 30 clergymen, 2,0S5 communicates 1,6O2
Sunday scholars and teachers and the annual con-
trbutiOns amount to $29,058.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The Congregational church at Saugerties has
been closed during the current month, to give the
pastor. Rev. J. Danielson, vacation. Rev. DR..
Rankin, OF Washington, D. g., while visiting at
Sandy Springs. Md, and riding in 2 buggy, was
was with him, had hip joint dslocated Rev. J. H.
Budd, of this city, because Of impaired health, has
The COngregatiOnaists are building fine church
at Montclair, N. J. 1t occupies a commanding site
ford. Plymouth church, Brooklyn has been closed
for few SUNDAYS and during the intervening week
days mechanics and workmen have been actively ai
ing the old place general shining up The ser
vices, which have been conducted In the lecture
to-day in the church, Rev. James G. Beecher,
the junior Of the Beecher family, ofnciat lat
dents OF Harvard University are improving
their vacation it is said by serving as walters at the
IN aSe ta tine fs a h %%
and paid Tor and furnished with q bell and an Or
gan, at Marion, within the past year. The church,
is small and poor, except In faith, and yet 1t has
contributed $1,000 worth OF labor toward its new
church OF San Francisco are divided upon the pro-
priety of admitting to membership several China
men who have lately applied the pastor Rev. W;
as feeler has rendered his resignation unless they
are admitted 1t has not been accepted, and the
probability Is that the church will either agree to
receive the Cinnamon or that the malcontents will
Withdraw and leave the way clear for others to act.
1t is surprising how tenacously religious and poll
tical preJudces cling to churches and communities.
REFORMED.
Rev. d. Miller, formerly OF Berne, has been
N. Y. The Rev. f. Z. Schlieder has been called to
Forreston, III. Rev. Alfred f. Myers, OF Brooklyn,
sence Of a year in Europe. Rev. A. K. Thompson,
of this CITY, is preaching to large audiences and do
OF Long Island has dissolved the pastoral relation
OF the Rev. +. J. Farchild with the Flushing Re-
ABSENCE Of the Rev s
First Reformed church. Kingston, N. Y, the
w sy 1onn ana Re-
formed Dutch worship together in Freehold N. j.,
during the summer vacation OF their pastors. A
Reformed church was organized Wednesday even
ing, July 10, on Jersey City Heights, Jersey City.
The location is one of promise, on Central avenue,
Of New York city and bay. A new Reformed church
is In course Of erection at Sag HarbOr. The Rev.
DR. Msaueg
tor are putting up NJ new house OF worship for
church. Holland City, Mich is now at the East,
seeking aid to rebuild their house of worship,
which was burned last October
Rev. G. A. Struntz, of Gilberts Pa, has accepted
unanimous call to the charge at Mauch Chunk
OF labor this week. An English Lutheran church is
about to be organized in Knoxville, Tenn, by Rev.
J. X. Hancher. Rev. j. S. Heilig, late OF Jefferson
town, Ky, has accepted O cap from the Lutheran
congregation at Marklesburg Huntington county,
Pa. The Lexington street Lutheran church at Bati-
has extended call to Rev. J. II. Barclay, pastor Of
ST. Paul's Lutheran church. at Easton, Pa Rev. s, A.
Hedges has resigned the Bloomfield charge, Perry
county, Pa, and accepted call from the charge at
York Springs, Adams county, Pa, and will enter
upon his duties as pastor there on the LIST Of Octo-
Der next.
"UniOn Of German Catholics has been formed
to support the Church in its conflict with the Ger.
good Catholics for aid, In which it Is assumed that
Church" has begun, which is TO be carried on, as
the papers hostile to the Church maintain until 1t
y destroyed According to Rev. George Herbert
England in 1854 numbered five per cent of the
whole population, while in 1865 the number but
four and twothirds per cent despatch from
ConstantinOple says that the three schismatic Ar
menian Bishops Padiaron, vactosian and Kupellan,
have all been stricken with apOplexy within the
space OF twenty days, and that the two former are
dead while the third the new schismatlc patriarch,
has received the last sacraments This news, says
the New York Tablet, coming Immediately after the
announcement OF the death OF Juarez by the same
awful stroke ought to make the enemies of Gods
Church and the Oppressors OF His people pause and
think while time Is yet given them. God is patient,
but He is terrible in His wrath. The Jesuits are al
ready leaving Prussia in great numbers Some Of
them intend to settle In Prague, where they have
purchased an old convent Another accusation has
been brought against the Jesuits. NJ. Alexander
Well has addressed communication to the French
Jewish papers on the subject Of the ROumanian
Jews in which he considers the Jesuits to be the ins
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