The New York herald., 1872-09-08
HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER l872-rRIPLE SHEET

Iowa % and accepted call to West Eau Claire, Wis:
Wis., has resigned the pastorate of the church AZ
present. At EVansve Rock coanty WIS., 0r Rey %
Thomas B. Brown, one OF the early settlers OF Ray
half century, soldier OF the war OflSl2 and man
widely known for his piety and benevolence died
seS Of he ssw
for many years an active preacher died recently
Rs No. as s ass the OF 4a
church OF Trenton, N j. has resigned his pastOrate
to accept the position OF Secretary OF the New York
| Mr.. Lasher, in Trenton, has been remarkably
pleasant and prosperous one. The church numbers
about seven hundred and fifty members. Rev. Dr.
| Burns, OF London, who has been travelling In this
country, has just returned from the West, and is
Caswe exBresdent s Of 'srus Brown uniVersI1 has
awakened the ire OF some OF his Baptist brethren
by administering the Lords Supper for the Roger
Williams church. This is an OpencOmmuni0n church,
The Presbyterian Church q Canada has IS pres
members 1t has sittings for l27, 900 and it exer.
cses pastoral supervision over $4,000 souls. Benev
| The reunited Presbyterian Church of the United
States has collected In three years. in its ecclesias-
tical capacity sa7;e2asS4 Of which 60 ,s25 has
pastors salaries, church buildings and other par.
a tlcqar church purposes The total amount raised
for benevolent purposes. The average Of last
years contributions was $21 54 a commitment; the
Rev. Father Chiniquy, the expriest Of St. Anne,
KanEokee county. Illinois, is about to. establish q
theological seminary in his colony for the prep
John Hal, OF this city. has boen in Utah and
spent few days at Salt Lake City, and in letter
to the Intettgencer he declares that the reported
wonderful material property of that city and Ter
rit0ry IS much more in imagination than in fact;
ans mehCs By
ment, have achieved greater growth In all that
makes success, trade general wealth, comfort, ~.
considers the whole thing has been Overrated, and
the soOnor the illusion is dispeed the better. Aud
end Of Mormonsm provided the Christian churches
continue In the way they have begun. Rev. A. H.
Reele and wife have sailed as missionaries Of the
d. d. President Of Monmouth Second College, ILL
nois, has been elected pastor Of the Presbyterian
late Rev. j. i. Clark, D. D. Rev. /. L.
Wilson. has received q call from the Pres
the a1 Of Ss mas @
rose the evangelist of Orange Presbytery, North
Carolina has been laboring with good result in the
county, n @. The Rev. Daniel Lord late pastor Of
Calvary Presbyterian church at Chicago. Is study
ing medicine, preparatory to going to Japan as
missionary. The sOrrowtul news of the death OF
the Rev. Mr. McChesney, one Of the missionaries OF
been received. The Rev. Cyrus Offer, OF the Hudson
Presbytery, has received and accepted unani.
young ladies Of Rev Dr. John Hall;s church, in this
city, recently sent 81, COO towards building the
Presbyterian churches at Netawaka, Jackson coun-
! ty, Kansas
EPIsCoPALIAN.
| The Bishop of Oxford has expressed his strong
dsappr0batOn OF one OF his clergy for officiating in
an English Episcopal Church in Scotland, an act
O schism toward the Scotch Episcopal Church. The
Very Reverend Dean Bethune, Of Montreal, died
last week in that city, at the age OF eghty-two
years. His ministry had continued there for nearly
half century, and In his death three generations
OF Christian people are bereaved OF reYered friend
and father in the Church. The Rev. stephen Ed
ward Gladstone, second son of the English Premier
patron OF Hawarden, Flintshire, to the rec:
the living is about $4,000. Bishop Odenheimer of
New Jersey, has appointed Friday, December 20, as
for an increased supply OF missionaries. in cOmpi-
ance with request from the London Society for
Rev. Dr. McElhinney W professor m IN the tSeolosics
seminary az Gambler. Ohio, Is preparing to remove
Va 6s he EnssS mas pro
to be prosecuted again for 1.-THE reservation of the
sacrament point on which he is said recently to
ROMAN CATHOLIC
The Rev. Father Thomas Burke is confined to his
from dysentery. The terrible heat of the past Sum.
mer, and his not sparing himself from eXert0ns
meanwhile , M have brought this sickness on Father
charities under The care OF the Sisters OF Mercy IN
Houston street, which was to have been delivered
Y,
been indefinitely postponed. At q dinner given by
Roman Catholic priests to Cardinal Cullen the
Right Rev. DR.. Leahy made q somewhat start ting
statement. He declared that in France "the spread
of crime extended In proportion to the spread or
education WhereeducatiOn was most ditfused there
also crime most dfused, not only the petty, but
the most atroci0us crimes" The moral he drew
was that the influence OF the priesthood was the
necessary element to prevent education from cor
ruptng society. 1t Is stated by the Paris Li0ert6
that Father Hyacinthe and the Abbe Michaud late
vicar of the Madeleine, propose to go to New Gale
donia to establish church In accordance with their
penal settlement. Abbe Michaud has, however,
sgnified his intention OF uniting with the orthodox
Greek Church. The Pope has canOnfzed and patron
lied Charles de- SeZe, venerable barelOOted Fran
century. In publicly declaring the fact the 18th
OF last month the Pope called particular attention
to the simplicity Of life and faith OF this venerable
saint. and c0ntrasted him with some of the present
that belonged not to their calling, thus accustOm-
ing themselves to manner or life from which
the simplicity Of the saints vanishes The Tablet OF
this city states that during the past four weeks the
labors Of Rev. Father Marco, the devoted pastor OF
st. Patrck's church, at Long Island City, have
been crowned by the conversion OF Byron ID. Ball,
formerly Presbyterian; Julian BabcOck, Bap-
tst; Felix A. Dorsett, an Episcopallan; Julia
Theresa Cancare, an EpiscOpaian; Anthony Zim-
norman, Lutheran; Odessa Mary Lord and her
daughter Josephine, Presbyterians, and Margaret
Ehlinger, Dutch Reformed. The Roman cOrre-
spondent Of the London Daily Ne,cs reports that
Antonelli and the Pope have quarrelled. The Car
dina declared that he could not continue to hold
Office II His Holiness persi.cd In his hostile policy
toward the Italian government. Antonelli Is also
said to have said that unless the Papacy came to
terms with the Italian government the Church
must suffer even more than she has already
suffered. It Is added that the Cardinal
has requested the clerical journals to alb
stain from publishing the Popes speeches.