The New York herald., 1872-10-13

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sephs. s.. yIncents. st. Peters. st. Alphonsus'
and st. Brideet's. In the course OF few more
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IN beauty OF design and architectural ele-
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Church OF the jubilee OF Pope Plus TX. Its corner
stone will be laid 0y the Most Rev. Archbishop Bay
tor OF St. Plus, church is Rev. lawrence 8. MaiioY
On the lst OF October forty-three years ago. the
First Roman Catholic oIsn Provincial Council % OF
Cathedral Of that city, in che presence OF 9
tarcnged congregation In response to- 70 the call
assembled around the grand altar q the MetroPOli
field, D. D., Archbishop Of Baltimore; Right
Rev. John England, d. D., Bishop Of Charles
ton; Right Rev John Dubois. D D., Bishop ~
Leo De Neckere, D; D.. Bishop Of New Orleans;
ton; Right Rev. BenedictJ Faget, D. d.. Bishop OF
Kentucky; Right Rev. Joseph k0sati u. d., blsn0p
o ESht Rex EaTaS D. Dr.
D: D., Bishop OF Mobile. or all the learned and
pious prelates who assisted at this Council not one
survives. Most Rev. Archbishop Bayey's instalia-
tton and reception OF the paum will take place in
the cathedral, Baltimore, to-day. very Rev. Dr.
Vaughan. the distinguished superior Of the Foreign
Missionary College OF st. Joseph, Mill Hill Is spoken
0l as the successor OF the late Dr.. Goss Bishop OF
Sall0rd.
The Rev. simon Parmeiee, ID. d., Vermont
pioneer preacher, now in the ninety-frst year OF
fourth anniversary sermon OF his settlement in
Westi0rd, Vt. Not one OF his FIRST congregation is
9. 70 ms knowlcdge, now living The London sun
scnooi teachers and Christians throughout the
world, TO set apart Sunday and Monday, october
in those schools. The Rev j. II. Vincent D. d..
Secretary OF the Sunday School Union OF the Metho
MetnO0StH.
christian church (of modern tmesl was built in
TT0nstanunople T0nsaa There are now seventy-slx In
supporting Four evangelical unions or
associations exist In the empire. The first
twenty-six churches the second, in Southern Asia
Minor tweny-three churches; the third, in Central
Asia Minor eight churches; the fourth, In Bthynia,
Mass has accepted the call to the chair OF Eccle-
slastcal History In Madison University. The Rev.
American and Foreign Bible Society that the print
ing and distribution Of the Japanese Scriptures as
s s the sv version ans y got r the S
England, but that the expense of translation,
which for for few years Will be- very heavy, must
mendable feature in Jewish services several OF
the temporary places OF worship have employed
days. The Chebra Achim Rachamonim, on
Chrlstie street, corner or Stanton, engaged Mr..
horisz Nor Kohn At the old place Of worship Of the
temporary synagogue In Brevoort Hail. DR.. Sarner,
are preaching during the holidays. The Rev. w. A.
OF service with the American Tract Society. The
Rev. L. w. Aldrich, formerly missionary resident
lecture In the hall OF the Young Mems Christian
Union, Boston, last Sunday evening, upon "Chris-
tianity and Heathenism In India" which consisted
oil review OF life in India as seen by the speaker
himself. He drew gloomy picture OF the present
condition OF the city Of Calcutta and country owing
opinion that the chief obstacle to the growth Of true
christianity lay in the TACT that the natives were
OPP oppressed and ma!treated by the English officials
OF the Messiah have been ten months look
ing for pastor and cannot find one to suit.
Church Mr.. Hepworth was the only man In
the denomination who seemed able to meet the
crisis. The two most popular ministers in the Uni.
tartan denomination are the Golfers, and both of
these men were trained in the Methodist Church
and have not lost their old fervor and earnestness
Messiah for the latter part Of October. He is
looked to fll the gap II he can be induced to leave
SnasS to i to aa tt
Of his axhers The m ora Of new ne WI jewish wish
Wednesday in presence OF an immense CON
course OF people Connected with it win be q Home
for the aged. The Rev. Emanuel A. Half, lately
connected with the congregation SHARE Shomaim,
IN New YORK, has been appointed Chazan OF the
congregation cor shangarai Chased in New Orleans.
He has entered upon his functions there and has
been very well received by his new congregation.
On the nth ult the three Israeites who were i'm
OF bigOted Christians there were liberated by the
Prince, at the urgent request Of the American Con-
sul, PeiXOttO, at Bucharest. Their names are
Hahn David, Abraham Preissman and Israel
Weissman. The Jeecish Messenger says there are
"nothingarfans" in the Jewish there In other
religious communities and they include bankers
and lawyers and such like who will not
close their business places on the Sab
bath or holidays. The Messenger thinks that
there are not less than eighty thousand
Jews In New York because the New Year holidays
found upwards OF thirty synagogues crowded to
n lpQl w nfv fanrn
shrnes opened for the solemn season, all full to re-
pletiOn. In the eastern section of the city, from
Fourteenth to Seventieth street. there were ten
minor halls fitted up as synag0gGes and all were
full. The majority Of those attending these tenn
porary fanes seldom visit the synagogue through
out the year; but the solemn period has It's effect
even on them, and they assemble in public worship