The New York herald., 1872-12-08


dalls are teaching mankind. But science has tri-
umphed in the past, is triumphing In the present;
II will be triumphant in the future. And why Is 1t
that religion regards science with so much dread
1t brings us into nearer approach to God. 1t COM
peis us as TO glory Him the more as fresh ,vo won
Our hearts are filed with gladness and praise the
more we know of His wonderful works. But while
religion sounds the note OF alarm against science
1T wisely accepts all the benefits and blessings
which the latter has conferred upon humanity, only
trying to convince men that they properly belong
to and emanate from her alone. Soon we shall have
Tyndall, one OF the greatest OF modern thinkers,
here to enlighten US on many OF the scientific
questions OF the day. He Is a man whom all should
endeavOr to hear and trust his coming may be
the initiation OF truer and better epoch, that re-
hgl0n may accept him as the bearer OF glad tidngS
OF good will and reconciliation. BOUCHlED.
Ministerial Movements.
EPIsCoPALIAN.
The new Church OF Our Mercifu Saviour, in Louis
ville has lust been opened. This church, together
with the lot upon which 1t stands, is the gift OF
Rev. Dr.. Norton to the colored congregation The
whole property IS valued at $4,000. Work has been
begun on new Episcopal church at Riverhead, L.
l. The dimensions are 26xG0. There is to be splre
on the edifice forty feet in height. Sydney Smiths
definition OF Puseyism, now Ritualism, is always
good. Here 1t is IA stem of posture and lmpos-
ture, Of circumlexion and genuhexion. of bowing
to the East and courtesying to the West with any
amount OF man-millinery and other tom1oOl-
cries." The Right Rev. Bishop W. X. Whit
tngham, the venerable Bishop OF Maryland
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church,
returned to Baltimore from his European trip
few days since, but he returns in health not i'm
proved. Rev. Heber Otey Crane, son OF Rev. Will
liam C. Crane DID,, has been admitted to priests
orders, at Jackson, Miss Rev. Ignatus Koch, D. D.,
one OF the examining chaplains OF the Bishop OF
Florida, having recently departed this life the
biShOD aDDOiuteu o.. Il.
Thackara. Rev. W. J. PigOtt has accepted the rec
torshp OF Trinity. Bristol, Conn. Rev. Chauncey
Cotton, d. d., is in temporary charge of st. Pauls
Philadelphia. Rev. John X. Lewis. chaplain United
states Navy, has sailed Tor the West Indies,
Church have raised within the past fifty
years s2,2l6,556 ol for domestic missionary
making total for missions or all kinds
OF s4 a61, $50 49, Since 1866 the same board
has expended on the Freedman's Commission
S16O 796 81, and IN 1872, on the Indian Commisslon
the sum Of $27, SAB 49, These latter two items
in addition to the total above: Bishop Hunting
ten pastoral letter to the clergy and laty
OF that diocese, calling a Diocesan Confer
and THURSDAY, december 10, Ii and r. .ior
an interchange OF thought and sympathy on sub
jects pertaining to our spiritual progress and TO
the parochia and charitable interests OF the
diocese" There is a society OF "lathers' in con-
nection with the Ritualistic Church of the Advent
siege that abode of the wicked, Harvard College,
and convert the same TO the Catholic faith, which,
save every one do keep whole and undefled, he
shall without doubt perish evcrlastingy. These
same paternal young gentlemen are sad to have
in view legal proceedings for the recovery OF Kings
Chapel and its property task which, II there are
no other good works TO be done in Boston, will
probably furnish them with amusement for several
years to come, and will also demand liberal aims
and obations from the faithful.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Bishop Loughn will administer the sacrament
Of confirmation at st. Patrck's church, SouthOld,
l.. l.. next Sunday. The Rev. j. McKenna Is the
priest in charge of this district. Right Rev. Bishop
iarm on the west side of Hemlock Lake, in the
town of Conesus, Livingstone county, consisting OF
100 acres, with the intention OF making It a sum-
mer residence The location Is a beautiful one,
giving view of Lake Ontario on a clear day. The
Right Rev. DR.. O'Reily. Bishop of Springfield,
Mass. has recovered the use Of his eyes and is at
present in Rome. The following left-handed
compliment for Episcopal rituaists is from the
columns OF the caustic catholic Reciec:-
ssThe most cheering fact connected with the
ritualislc' movement in the Anglican Church
T. the grSwt among tha1 BODY OF tine
Church, it is true, has lost its ORDERS and the wor
ship, such as 1t is, which 1t pays to the bread and
which the Jesuit Fathers opened in st. Stephens
church on Sunday, November 3, continued an en-
tire month, the first half for women and the second
for men, and closed on Sunday. Not less than
81, 500 persons approached the sacraments and con-
verts to the faith were numerous The Freen,on's
Journal commenting on two or three column
story OF spirit manifestations TO a school girl in
Virginia City, New, which it publishes. pronounces
them enthusiastically diabolicaln And yet they
clerical witnesses. Why believe the story
81 Tne mrate Of al Ekposhem Hlsace has faen
into the disfavor of the German invaders OF that
unfortunate French province He has not been
permitted to say mass Tor several weeks. great
pilgrimage took place on November to Notre
Dame de Montnleres, France, for the intention OF
our Holy Father the Pope. Five thousand pilgrims
walked in the procession and the Bishop OF Ally
gave the benediction of the most holy sacrament.
Father Dubsoca, the eminent French dominican
preacher, has inaugurated series OF sermons to
the workingmen OF Paris. They have met with
great success Several of them who were Com
munists have openly renounced their error ana en-
tered once more the Church in which they were
baptized. Archbishop Bayley. Of Baltimore, has
been conned to his room during the past fortnight
from severe cold, accompanied by slight attack
OF fever. lie Is so far recovered as TO be able TO
attend services to-day. The Feast o. the lmmacu-
late Conception OF the Blessed Virgin Mary occurs
to-day, and will be observed In the churches
OF this diocese. The project OF the Jesnits
in Canada 10 establish a great university hor Tor
the perpetuaton OF their political power In that
country has been declsvely put down by an edics
from Rome. The Catholics OF Canada are now, u
Is said, divided into two great parties which VIII
prevent any political or social encroachments,
and the party having the strongest local influence
is out OF favor at Rome. The following named
preaes OF the Catholic hierarchy were In this city
during the week past:-Right Rev. r. y. Lyncn,
who has been for some time on visit North,
Bishop Of Mobile, stiif remains % in New YORK; Right
Rev. h. J. McQuaid ID. d., OF Rochester. and Right
Visits bave Ssen y ready BY
their return TO their homes. A late letter from
Father de Smet, the Indian missionary, VINO was
previously reported as at the point OF death, states
that he is revvng and hopes to recover his wonted
strength again.
METHODIST.
Bishop Howen has gone TO Atlanta 10 prospect
| for his future home. Rev. A. y. Lakn, VINO was
attending the Missionary and Church Extension
/ Societies meetings, mere and In philadelphia, has
1 returned to his home in Huntsville Ala. Bishop
/ simpson was to have lectured In Prttsburg, Pa,
| few days ago, but, owing to strike AT the gas
pointed for lack OF light Rev. w. q. steel, OIL TINS
! city, was, few days ago elected Grand Chaplain
| ot the sons OF Temperance OF Eastern New YORK