The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

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coreligiOnists in various districts OF Russia. the
Jewish members OF the German Reichstag voted
against the bill for the expulsion Of the Jesuits:
OF the four members three-Bamberger, Lasker
and SOnnemann--v0ted against the bill, while Dr.
Woifson abstained from voting. From bitter ex.
perience the Jews have learned that expelling the
hereto does not always ensure the expulsion OF
the heresy. The Hebrew Free Burial Society
medical consolation to poor dying Israeiites and
decent burial to the dead, has extended Its aid
during the year ending July 1872 to l7S persons
at their homes, and to A persons who have died
In the public institutions And all this the Society
did at an expense Of $l,e7e 49, The Society Is now
that its noble work may go forward untrammelled.
To our list of eight Engishspeaking rabies. pub
Others namely, Rev. Drs. DE Sola or Montreal; s.
Morals and M. Jastoon, OF Philadelphia Mayer, OF
plattsb9rg; Blum, Of Galveston, and Cohn and Mes.
than we supposed could be made, but still, as the
Messenger admits, the number is ont of proportion
Vidaver is not going to leave Thirty fourth street
Synagogue, and that the advertisement for sue
cessOr Is merely formal. On Wednesday the oath
and Lorraine was as held at the house .s Of
purpose of devisng means to form congregation
Orthodoxy OF Israelites from Alsace and Lorraine.
Over $500 were subscribed on the spot Another
OF the Bible has been published by the missionaries
OF southern India Mr.. Julius Bien, OF this city,
ceveG up to date Al 20 for thai and trans
mitted to Consul Peixotto $1,l25 90 The Turkish
government has written to Prince Charles OF ROu
mania recommending him to grant equal rights to
the Jews II he would prevent foreign Intervention
In Prussia, where few decades ago the Jew was
Worship and Public Instruction. has invited Rector
Horwltz, of Berlin, and Rabbi Meyer, of Hanover,
to take part In the school conference now being
held In the North German metropolis
CATHOLIC
1t Ia reported that the Able Mlchaud who lately
renowned the authority Of his bishop on the
ground OF opposition to the dogma Of infallibity,
ts about to open spacious chapel in Paris for 'Od
TO hn1iO Ana hnr tlu mall
founded, has 1t that he will soon enter the Russo
Greek Church. The beautiful Community chapel of
evening the scene Of very Interesting ceremony
the blessing Of the altar and the endOwing it with
the special privileges Of celebrated Franciscan
gences to be gained at those shrincs said to be
many and very great, and it is deemed gratifying
altar in their midst at which so many
special favors may be. obtained The Rev.
the The stations Of the cross
were also blessed and raised. Rome correspond
ent OF the Catholic Rerteso (Brookyn) writes that
rObberies OF churches in the Eternal City, are
fortunately very frequent and usually accompanied
by outrageous sacrileges The other day the an
plundered OF its curious old plate, part OF which
was subsequently recovered in SECONDHAND jew.
having, after minute inspection, recognized it as
parish priest, to whom he restored it. The Rev.
Cal has given SOS toward the Irish national testi.
monlal to John Francis Mcguire, and has advocated
Church Of the Nativity, Brooklyn, is progressing
rapidly The walls are raised to their full height,
and the roofing win be Laid this wsek In few
pleasure Of hearing the first mass in their new
church. The Very Rev. Father Plus, of the Order
Harold Cross, Dublin Ireland arrived here on the
10th in the steamer from Queenstown. He is &C
same order. The reverend gentlemen are here for
the sake of recruiting their health and visiting the
United States Their stay IN New York will be very
short.
REFORMED DUTCH
Rev. Charles +. Hart. Of the North Reformed
ing to be absent two months. The Reformed
church at Cato, N: T., having lately settled a new
lars To- bsaut.iy the intsror Of their house Of wor
ship The Reformed church at Fairhaven, N. j.,
are about repairing their edilce. The Reformed
Wnrts, are making thorough repair, Improving and
relurnlshmg their church edce Key D. W. bent
on Monday. He expects to be absent two
or three weeks. Rev. J. l.. McNar, formerly Of
in R4 hs w SR Se Mr a%ncs
OF Lodi N. Y, was destroyed by fire on Sabbath,
l4th inst. Loss, s15Oo0 Insurance., $4,000. the
build at once of brick. The Reformed church. of
Lafayette. tRev. W. Rankin Duryea, pastorl, has
six thousand dollars. The mortgage, amounting to
$4,000, was paid last week. The degree of y. d.
low of the Collegiate church, in this city, is ac-
knowledged to be worthily bestowed. Rev. Her
man vedder, one of the Oldest ministers Of the Re-
years. in vigorous health OF mind and body, and
sides ut Greenbush, N Y. in parsonage built for
graduated from Union College in 1899.
MISCELLANEOUS
Carlson, the largest and oldest Swedish church in
that city, destroyed by fire October 0, 1871, Is
as where pa a era
buttons. There are seventeen churches, OF various
denominations, in the Twenty-frst ward OF Phia-
delphia OF these all but three are provided with
good parsOnages, an example worthy OF imitation.
parsonage, well built Wei located, doubles
and iensthens the days Of his wife. Rev.
Henry Johnson u.a native lingui sto. on the
into the Mendi tongue. Rev. S. II. McCollister, of
New Hampshire, has accepted the Presidency of
mer has resigned the Presidency Of Antioch Col
lege, Ohio Olvet College has elected Rev. w. II.
D IL college f has
been elected President OF the Smith Female Col
legc, Northampton, Mass. The Rev. L. G. Parsons,
Mathematics and Astronomy in Drummer Academy,
MASSACHUSETTS,, one of the oldest institutions
in Che State. DR.. Chaplin, of this city, is
! spending the summer at Pidgeon Cove which
and writer's. Rev. Q; Beatty LID, has
Kentucky. Rev. r. r. Hall, Of PIttsheld, VT,
has been elected professor in Ripon College, Wis
cOnsn. Swedes are scattered throughout the
states of New York and Pennsylvania. The follow
| ing pastors are now laboring in this field :-Revs.
G. q. Berggren. Hultgren, Lndeblad ana Kind
bOrg-thc latter at Pittsburg, Pa. Rev. Mr.. Kind
borg is by direction Of Conference to visit Irwin,
Titusville BrOcktOn Casedek, Oil City, Cory,
FredOnia, Dunkirk and Erie. When IS to visit
as many places as that all of them must visit
large number. The Swedish colony in Maine
is Increasing rapidly. Rev. DIR. Berkeley, OF st.
was cleared by an ecclesiastical court, has
been invited by an extensively signed paper
| from his former parishioners to resume the pas
tOrate Of his church. Father Gavazzi gave a part
| ing reception to the pastors of Cincinnati few
days ago, at which speeches were made by DR.. Ay
| deOtt (Presbyteran) Rev. l.. i. Van Ceve (MethO-
dist and Moore DISCIPLES church. and were re-
Piled to by the distinguished visitor. Father Ga
vazzi preached to large congregations during his