The New York herald., 1872-12-22

where sks use OF the Roman liturgy is not
Kras.nski. OF M,,ina. and Bishops Popiel and DO.
browssy have Vssssed the offer OF che Russian gov
ernmens to ressoveto them their liberty and their
em0lumehts, and leave to reside wherever they
please, save only IN thefs own di0ceses, on cOndi-
tion sat they sign the resignation OF their cpisco
first article OF the treaty said to be on the point OF
being signed besween Russia and the Holy See
For FOR the preseh. IMey remain exiled. Very Rev
VIM. CeeSon, vicar General OF the diocese OF Buff
falo. N. Y. in cndcavoring to catch train on his
return from Lancaster. icll ana fractured the bone
birth. on claiming his right o. residence in Ger
many a Count OF the Empire, was informed that
ing any rights whatever, and he has been
Obliged to 60 to Holland The time hon
ored Catholic cathedral IN n,S jay street, Brook
such q complete renovation that 1t now presents
the appearance OF q new church. The work OF
renovation Of 10th the interior and exterior was
commenced in the middle OF last SnPmer and is
stiil progressing. Among the Catholic churches
dedicated or to So during sne
the magnificent Church Of st. Charles BorIomeo.
under the charge oi Rev. James O'Rciily, soon TO
Rev. j. W. Gcrdemann, one OF the largest ana most
beautiful In the city. dedicated last sunday. This
church ior the Germans Is to be dedisated~the
Church OF st. Elizabeth. OF Hungary. Then there
Is to be dedicated on tho last Sunday OFT month
temporary Chapel oil ST. Ceceia, III Port Richmond.
Last sunday Bishop Ward dedicated a largo church
at POttsyille, Pa what a glorious record for tho
dedicated to Almighty God by him In one month!
report that the Pope would leave Rome Il the
p or Tue suppresson OF certain reiig,ons corp9
should pass. is now denied. borty girls o. the
Female Academy were received into the sodality OF
sunday afternoon, and aity others enrolled their
names as aspirants, which IL preliminary to full
admission.
METHODIST.
Rev. DR.. Y. q. Haven, Secretary or the Board OF
Education of the McthOdist Episcopal Church, has
taAen up his residence IN Hewes street BROOKLYN,
and will have his headquarters at sos Broadway,
New York. Rev. w. X. Webster, OF the New York
East Conference, has returned from Saratoga
absent seven weeks. and on his return he was
warmly welcomed by his church. Rev. DR.. NAL
transferred to the Wilmington Conference, which
he left iour years ago 70 labor among the colored
p s sne E Ssw
Jersey has been Frustrated by oyer-exert,on try
ing to free his church from debt He - confined to
weeks yet. The new Methodist Episcopal church in
Dallas city, ILL.,, built OF stone from The Mormon
Temple in Nauvoo, is nearly completed. Rev. L. G.
Woodland is pastor. The Methodist Episcopal
church at Trenton Falls, having been rebuilt Al
cember 81. The Methodist Episcopal Society Of 81.
James, at Smithtown, Pa, are building q
church for themselves. About thirty persons have
united lately with the Methodist Episcopal church
in Shoals, Ind, and the revival is Still In progress.
Seventy-ive have been received into ST. Paul's
J. G. Gregg pastor The Methodist Episcopal
church at Rocky Hill, N. j., is suffering under
debt OF $500, and It's pastor, Rev. J. II; Boswell
appeals for aid to save 1t from destruction. The
new Methodist Episcopal church at Worthwhile, N.
Y, win he dedicated by Bishop Peck December 81
copal church at Wheelersville Troy Conference
will be dedicated on Christmas Day. Bishop Haven
mond va. on the Ilth inst, to large and inter
ested congregations. Bishop Merrill and family
have left. Cincinnati for their episcopal
chapel In Seventh avenue, dedicated last
Sunday, has been arranged for . Sunday school
DR.. Vincent Secretary OF the Sunday School Union.
Religious revivals are reported in Grahamvle N.Yl
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev; A: B. Barber pas
past PASTOR; np'inV in PeeSsSi rev l. W CHADWICK, pastor
Dunn, pastor; in Washington, Rev. J. II. Daily,
pastor, fifty persons were at the altar few nights
ago; also in Hedding church, Jersey city where
but now OF the Newark conference, has been labor
ing, with great acceptance; In the Methodist Eps-
pastor. where 11S conversions are reported. This
church has grown in membership during the year
Md, Rev: W. +. Bird, pastor, fifty; In Ryland
chapel washington, D. O., Rev James shannon,
loy eranch h 81 .he
Episcopal Church has been formed among the
ladies Of the Methodist churches In Washing
dist Episcopal church at Washington, Pa,
was dedicated December g. Rev. T. M. Jackson
pastor Rev. ?. M. Marmon, OF the North Mississippi
| Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South, re-
! ports seventeen conversions lately and eighty
cessions to Hickory Flat circuit during the year; j;
ports forty conversions lately at DE Witt; Rev. f. s.
Petway reports IRON Sardis, North Mississippi Con-
ference, $50 accessiOns to the church; Rev. W. b.
| Mitchell, OF Banner circuit, same Conference, re-
| ports l2y accesslOns during the year. and encOur-
Darts OF the South. the Texas Cnristton Advocate
| (Metn0dist Episcopal Church SOUTH thinks the
| Northern MethOdists can ind plenty Of missionary
! work to do right here in New York without max
Ing appropriations for or sending men down South.
1t quotes from o recent report OF Rev. Mr.. Wiswal
OF St. Johns Protestant Episcopal church, in illus
tration OF the heathenism that abounds here, and
| which far exceeds anything that can be found in
the South The Rev. .. M. Merrill, formerly pastor
OF the High street congregational church, in CO.
| lumbus, o. has become Methodist preacher and
joined the Tennessee Conference OF tho Methodist
| Episcopal Church South. Auburn College, Ala, has
| just conferred d. D. degree upon. Rev. W. A.
McCarty, Of the Alabama Conference, for learning
aud elo9uence as preacher OF the Gospel. Rev;
| his charge there, owing to q threatened attack Of
| paralysis and has gone to spend the winter in
Jonesboro, Tenn. He asks the prayers of the
Church for his recovery and declares that he would
rather die than be permanently disabled to preach.
Rev nr Thos sargent 81 san r mas
past returned to his home last week invigorated
and ready for work for the Master There Is q
ministers going on now In the South, this being
the Conference season Old pastors are resigned
| by tne people Win regret anu ueW OueS are wei
coined with gladness and rejoicing. The chapel OF
Carroll Park Methodist Episcopal church. Brook
lyn Will be dedicated to-day by Bishop James and
Drs. L. o. Haven and Charles Fletcher.
BAPTIST
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson, OF Swatow. and the Rev.
Mr. Crawley, Of Henthada Burmah, are both seri-
ously Ill. Mr.. Crawley has recently baptized be-
tween thirty and forty Burmans. The Iowa Ba D.
lists at a recent convention voted to raise 500 900
for home mission work throughout the state and
to aid twelve theological students. They refuse,
however, to aid any student who uses tobacco.
DIR. Jeter has been telegraphed to TO draw on the
Board OF Foreign Missions for $4,000 on account
of the Roman chapel Rev. j.. b. Morse, of White
Plains, N. u, has left his church there to engage
In Christian work here at the Howard Mission.
Rev. J. d. Tucker has accepted the pastorate