The New York herald., 1872-08-11

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pages Of tracts and has had 76 594 sermons and ad
dresses delvered 6OO 244 families were visited by It's
agents, IL. 6lo OF whom were supplied wlta Bibles.
to Athens, Ca; Rev. J. N. Tolman has resigned
his pastorate at Fsbius;, n. " and gone tsn 20 ba
@dsrnsvlIle dur II Ksy r. A. Mars; s OF fSeassSsr stons
has left Painesville, o., and commenced his labors
in Erie, Pa. Baptist church, numbering sixteen
the heart of Mormonism Rev. e. W. Daniels has
In GAINESVILLE o. Rev. J. d. Cole has removed
Sunday school and Bible classes Of Chicago have
about S al schoar and corps OF between 500
the semnsry Rsy Dr. nSw HaTop
win sail for America August 27. The Garden
baptist church in Indianapolis was Organized,
II has now iorty-six. Samuel Cornelius Is the pas
TOR; TOR new Baptist church building 10 Lafayette,
month. The house viii cost s75, 600; Rev. r. W.
Pearson, pastor. Rev: George W. Eaton D. D..
H. D., who was for forty years connected with the
Baptist determination. died at ills residence, wood
@ WADE the seno mssona4y ot the Msson
airy Unton died at the house OF Dr. Binney. in Ran
on MSnda the 10Th Of June the First
with glorious revival Forty-seven have already
been baptized The work began with the lab0rs
S large and wen RsbS Ysger
Jewish synagogue in Mobile has lately been con.
verted and has Joined Baptist church. IL Is said
tism; but that the Rabbi was convinced by reading
the New Testament privately. His mother has dis
against him. The thirteen years ministry Of REV.
Alfred Harris OF Hoboken, had a pleasant close
last Sabbath, he goes to westchester Pa TO take
'''e o - ' '" FPiscopAIIAN. - l-c
Rev. william Menke, who has been several years
soon return to Ohio his native State, g. and oiiicate
In Holy Trinity church, Cincinnati as assistant OF
Rev. Mr.. Abrinck. The Bishop or Louisiana tells In
his address OF parish so run down that no male
communicate was left even to read the communion
service, and he says:-"Under these circumstances
was asked If lady could perform this duty; for,
with constancy unparalleled, this little congrega-
ton had never remitted the habit OF assembling for
divine worship. My answer was given to this
to lead the music or the church her mOdesty ought
not to be Oncnded to retain her seat in the midst
OF the congregation and lead In the other parts OF
BILE comments on Bishop Mcllvane' g participation In
the recent presentation OF an aims basin by Ameri-
can to English Epscopalians without his episcopal
robes, the Bishop has written to say that he went
In his usual dress to witness the ceremonial, not
S 10 faSs Part N It. w h the e sS
which the bishops and members Of the conv0cati0n
were assembled. Here the Archbishop of Canter-
with the latter in the presentation. ut was In
vain," says Bishop McIvaine, "that pleaded my
sufiicient objection, it was not ITO for me to stand
upon it; but 1t was little awkward" The Rev. j.
Carter, Vicar OF Christ church, Stratiord, England
displays novelty, II not ingenuity, in doing good
Mr.. Carter's plan is to issue sound, Scriptura
Protestant and constitutional articles weekly 10
tn Sa1s two %ens o are
These insertions have to be paid for as
e the cost up to this time being
articles in 500 papers. Bishop whiteheads little
a Sss s ls a MS
in order to get Mr.. Cheney dismissed have had
their labor for their pains. and will have to set
down their expenses to the side OF loss The Court
has decided that the secular law sustains the parish
and Mr.. Cheney, Bishop Whitehead and the eccle-
slastcal courts to the contrary Notwithstanding
Judge Williams has 0verruled the demurrer filed by
the defendants, and refused to grant temporary
Injunction restraining the vestrymen from divert
posed ID rector Dr. Cheney prey W
with this fight and with his ecclesiastical labors
win now take vacation trip to Europe During the
assiduousy and alone In st. Ambrose church,
Amity street, with the following results :-Bap-
tisms: 1,47s combinations, 4s7 communicates
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ROMAN CATHOLIC
1t Is asserted that the Cardinals OF the Vatican
in accordance with the secret bull issued by Plus
X In 1870 have already agreed upon the person Of
his successor, and that Cardinal Patrizzi will be
proclaimed Pope as soon as Plus IX. has breathed
his last. Since the Supreme Court decided against
the right Of Father Stack of Williamsport Pa, to
excommunication and also against the right OF the
congregation to hold the church property, the
to organize an independent Catholic congregation
and build church. This, we presume, will have to
be an ant.nfallible or "Old Catholic" church. and,
The statistics of the Society for the Propa-
CATION of the Faith show the great progress
bshops as y I naye saa S
Christians; in 1872 % bishops 40 mssoners, 42O
native priests, 100000 Christians In iity years the
socety'S missions have increased from five to
twenty-four. Moreover, at the Seminary in Paris
there are: superior, II directors and l2o pupils
are: superior, 9 directors and l32 pupils. Right
Rev. Bishop O'Reilly, OF the diocese OF Springfield
Mass, sailed for Europe on the 9th ut IN the City
of Brussels, for the benefit Of his health In the
bishops absence, Very Rev. Patrick Healy, Of
Chicopee, will have charge OF the counties OF
Hampden, Berkshire, Hampshire and Franklin, and
Very Rev. John j. Power OF Worcester county: The
Italian government Is experiencing great difficulty
in the sale OF church property The total amount OF
and to be sold in Italy ia 600 francs. At
the proceeds OF the various sales were very favor
able to the government In 1868, the sum entered
in the Treasury, for the sale OF church property,
amounted to 2l9 SOC, 775 francs As 1t was the first
year OF the sales number OF Jews and foreign
spectators came forward ana naturally bought at
once what they wanted, but since 1868 the sales
have diminished visbly so much SO that in the
only 1874 906 francs so that whereas at first the
returns were IA 600 OF francs per month, they
are now only 3, 600,6O0. Mgr. Nardi has presented
the sum Of "a 600 francs to the Pope, being the
suit OF recent subscription collected in Milan by
the Osserrotor Cq!totco the well known Catnohc
paper OF that city. At Cincinnati on the 4th
inst, 500 German Catholics held g Weeting, and
passed resolutions Of Indignation at the expulsion
Of the Jesuits from Germany. The Catholics Of
Clinton, Mass, are about to erect new church,
costing 100000. The Roman Catholics Of Water
vile, Me-, will erect church costing $4,000. The
Manchester tEnglandl Eranataer records the death
OF the Right Rev. William Turner, ID. d., Roman
Catholic Bishop of Salford, which took place on
Saturday, after an illness Of only few hours dura
tiOn. Dr. Turner was born at Preston on the 25th
or September, 1899, so that he was in the seventy
third year OF & ms age he commenced his me as
young man. The corner stone OF the
new Church Of ST. Vincent de Paul. South
Boston, was laid last Sunday bY the
Right Rev. Bishop Williams. The sermon on the
occasion was delivered by Rev. Father Gross, OF the
Redemptorist Order. The late bazaar in Boston, in
aid OF the Home for Destitute Catholic Children,
netted $3.50. On Monday evening a committee
from the parishioners of st. Teresas Roman CathO.
lie church, corner OF Rutgers ana Henry streets (Of