The New York herald., 1872-11-24

olaggett. OF Maryland: Hobart, or New York;
a. MesSe oi virginia Mclsaine Of Ohio, aud Johns.
PA Churches In this oity. at meeting held In the
Bible House last Thursday. organized the
among the Indians, TO which district Rev M Hare
was recently elected Bishop. Rev J. II. Trevett
ms oecomo s rector OF Sc Paul's church. Windsor.
W. Inc KEY. Z. William Camp, late secretary OF
the Convention OF the Diocese OF Florida. having
removed from thar diocese, the Bishop has ap.
pointed in his place the Rev. Riyerlus Camp D. IT,,
Monticello, Fla Rev. j. Croso, u. d.. of ST Louis
has gone to Trinity CHURCH, Jacksonville. III. Rev.
has gonco Trinity church, Fort Wayne Ind. Rev
]. Van I.inge, u. D.. OF Connecticut. has accepted
the reetorslp Of st. Andrews church, of lamberts-
vile, NJ j. Rev. Elihu L. SaudfOrd has accepted
the rectnrsp Of christ church. Albion, n. Y. Rev.
". ~ Dean has accepted the rectorship OF st.
lster has accepted the rectorsnip OF Trinity church.
Woodbridge, NJ
Archbishop Manning. on q recent sunday In
Clerkenweli Green. administered the temperance
pledge 10 5000 persons on their knees. The Bishop
Vi visit C. in Brookiyn daring the past week wee Father
Nearney, or 8rooklyn, has been appointed to the
ilourishing mission Of Rverhead, where there Is
promising field for the work OF 80 jealous u abOrer
Fat er p. VI. Sheridan recently OF ST. James Ca
thelral, BROOKLYN, has been appointed pastor OF
Roslyn, |. !. Rev. Father O'Reilly, so long assO
ciated with Father Mcguire in 81. Paus church, IN
Court and Congress streets, has been appointed to
St. stephens church, Brooklyn, as its pastor. The
ReV. Father Preston, OF ST. Annc's church, New
YORK. Is TO lecture in ST. Patricks church, Kent ave-
nue, Brooklyn. this evening, for the benefit OF the
orphans under the care OF the Sisters of Mercy.
Liberal Christianity" Is the theme chosen Father
Burke going to New Orleans next month to lecture
for the benefit OF chnrches ana Catholic institu-
tions in that city. The Catholic Union Circle or
New York. will nangurate the ParochIal Section
OF ST. Patrick's Cathedral, at meeting OF the pa
evening, IN the school hall, Mulberry street Last
sunday Archbishop McCloskey confirmed l2O per-
sons In St. Vincent De Paul's church, in West
twenty third street. After the high mass to-day
The ceremony OF the solemn translation of the molly
relics Of martyr will take place at the Church OF
the Paulist Fathers corner Fifty-nGth street and
Ninth avenue. The relics are those OF St Justinus.
together with vase containing the vial OF his blood,
eXhumed from one or the catacombs OF Rome.
They will he deposited under an altar dedicated to
the saint, erected IN new chapel lately built in
the church. The Redemptorist Fathers Of the
church OF the Most Holy Redeemer. In Third street,
THIS city, have purchased four additional lots, on
which they propose to erect large school building.
NJ ID. Conway writes from London that Rev. Father
Newman, Principal Of the Oratory at Birmingham,
Church. and that Intercourse between him aud
ArchblshoP P Manning and Cardinal Cullen is sus-
pended His sympathy with DIR. D1llinger's views
on the dogma OF intallibty has brought him into
tins trouble. The only difference between Newman
and DIllnger is, tnat the former believes that in-
faibiity can only reside In the voice OF the entire
clergy assembled In council, while the latter In
clines to the opinion that infalblty is only to be
ascribed to the voice the faithful throughout the
world. With to-day terminates the Roman Catholic
ecclesiastical year Of 1s7172. During Its continu-
ance the Forty Hours Devotion has been observed
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diocese Of Baltimore. The ecclesiastical year
Will begin next Sunday, when the Forty Hours
Will once more be inaugurated in the Cathedral.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Iutherans in this country number 5000 min
isters 1000 congregations ana $4,000 commune
cants. There are in Livingston county, New York,
flty-three churches-nneteen Presby teIian, six.
teen Methodist eight Baptist, five Episcopal, four
Free Methodist and one Lutheran. All Of the
Methodist and Presbyterian and three OF the five
Episcopal churches take annual collections for the
American Bible Society. Rltualism Is not confined
fn In Ey.tdp ntNpl ,pn1. hVt
found its way into the Reformed Church also,
which body has rItualstlc college at Lancaster,
IA. At the recent session or the Reformed Dutch
Church, Eastern Synod. In Martinsburg, w. Va,
Rev. DIR. BOmberger was, by resolution intcrdicted
from teaching school and preparing young men for
not been licensed and authorized to do SO; but the
real reason was that he, as President OF
Ursinus College, q "Low Church, institution, was
greatly interfering with the business Of the rualistic
concern. An appeal was taken by the Doctors
friends to the General Synod, which IL to convene
lars have been subscribed toward erecting the
Second Lutheran church at Altoona, Pa. A Con-
gregational church will probably be formed at
South Framingham at an early day. About sixty
stand ready to join at the start, and they have
maintained prayer meeting on Thursday even
ings for about three months. The Rev. G. II.
Fisher, OF Hartford, has ofriciated at 1902 mar
riages. Rev. DR.. Missing, OF San Francisco Cal,
mas rendered his resignation as minister Of the
congregation Sheareth Israel In that city. Ill
health y the cause Of his resignation. Rev.
Harvey Mcknight has assumed the pastOrate OF
st. Paul's Lutheran church. EastOn, Pa, as sue
cessor to Rev. J. II. Barclay, moved to Baltimore.
Rev. +. Won Badenfeld of lions Lutheran church,
Harrisburg, Pa, has accepted call to the German
Lutheran church at Roxborongh, Pa.