The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-25

In parttbus. A lsyman OF Moscow replies 10 the
proposal OF DR.. Donger that the old Catholic the
Episcopal and Greek churches should unite. He
claims that all should join the Greek Church as the
only true Church on earth. The old Catholics are
and %. The Catholics OF Clermont, N. H.. are build
ing fine church, which is nearly completed. II has
been two years In process OF erection. Rev. Father
L'Hiver Is the pastor OF new Spanish Catholic
church to be erected In San Francisco. The pro-
ceeds Of the grand concert 10 the Coliseum, Boston.
to-day, are to go toward paving or the debt upon
the House OF the Angel Guardian, Catholic insti-
tuition. Thirty thousand voices, the big organ and
Nous noise on the occasion. Rev. George F. Has
kins is at the head Of the institution. The Right
Carolina, Was consecrated Bishop In August isssM
just four years ago. Before that he was Secretary
Of the Metropolitan See Of Baltimore, and greatly
venerated and beloved by clergy and by laity. As
he IS in the full vigor OF his age 1t Is
very probable that, as Bishop OF Richmond,
vicarate Apostolic OF North Carolina. The Rev.
Father BOylan, Of Cavan Ireland has again crossed
the Atlantic to America on collecting tour ior MIS-
be appropriately Observed In Catholic churches.
The Rev. John MCNAMARA c. c.. Of the Cathedral
North Parish, Cork, has been raised to the dignity
OF Canon, a vacancy In the chapter OF the diocese
having been 0ccasioned by the death OF the late
Church n1 In stonekam, Mass is to Be- moved to the
north side of POmeworth street and an addition Of
about thirty feet put to It, The work viii be begun
in few weeks, and pushed forward fast as pos
sibe. as the building Is too small for the rapidly
growing congregation.
Some Of the Western Israeites are forming colo
nization societies for the purposes ofreevng their
R0umanan ma coasgiSnists by bringing them to
the Western States Mr.. Franklin OF Pine Bluff,
Ark, has agreed to take 200 emlgrants to work on
his estates. The Home Missionary says that the
West is producing much larger ratio of effective
ministers than the East. Among the veteran cler
who has been settled there thirty years; Rev
James Freeman Clarke, who has been pastor OF the
Church OF the Disciples thirty-one years; and Rev.
the sixteenth ward reaches back to 1885.
fund oe s nTs has
$4,000 which 1t is proposed to increase to 500
with which sum 1t Is designed to erect an orphan
asylum in connection with home for aged and
homeless brethren The realization Of this plan in
the near future, and even on a small SCALE It is
closer the tie of brotherhood and shed glory the
order. Rev. DR.. Chaplin preached very eloquent
discourse In the Shawmut avenue UniverSaist
church, Boston, last Sunday morning. on "Touch.
ing Christ, or Personal Relations with the Saviour"
The attendance was 80 large that seats were
preached upon "The Hidden or Inner Liien to a
congregation that completely filled the church.
amount of $4,000 francs for the completion
Of the sYynagosgWss s+o, now being erected erect, in
ale. The National Conference of Unitarian and
Liberal Christian churches will be held In Boston,
In the South Congregational church, October %,
Professor q. c. Everett, ID. D., of Cambridge, will
preach the biennial sermon before the Conference.
Rev. W. II. CudwOrth conducted the religious SER
Young Mems Christian Union He took for his sub
ject What Is 1t to experience religion 2" He pre-
ing his conversion not as an ordinary incident, but
as radical transformation OF character or new
direction Of life. The Dundee (Scotland) Presby-
terians can't get over the insult they think them
selves and orthodoxy have received by the Rev. Mr..
Knight, Of the Free Church, preaching recently for
the distinguished Unitarian divine, Rev. James
Martineau. They still keep up the agitation. The
Free. Church Presbytery have not only CEN
80 and eqs Srnon
OF the Christian Church. The reverend gentleman
cannot see as the Presbytery wishes and refused
to admit that he committed any offence by preach
ing for the distinguished Unitarian. English Pres
byterians also feel scandalized. They are very fre
sented as such. Many Of their churches have
passed into the hands OF Unitarans and they look
upon Mr.. Knights act as calculated to perpetuate
state of things which they have found unpleasant
and sometimes disadvantageOus. In India there
are about $4,000 females under instruction at mis-
sion schools. DR.. FaK, the new minister OF wOr-
ship and instruction in Berlin, Is winning golden
opinions by the publicity which he s giving to all pro-
ceedngs that affect his department This IS In such
striking contrast to the secrecy which marked the
operations OF his predecessor-the unpopular Won
fears OF reaction. The Lutheran congregation at
Savannah Ca, have purchased parsonage at
so Sey Stse II ers 1F sn
the charge OF the Lutheran Church at Woodsboro.
Md. some Of the New England churches are hold
ing peace festivals for the purpose OF raising funds
to carry on their charitable labors. The Neither
land Committee, in regard to the Jewish perse-
lawyers, professors and bankers Of the Jew.
Several Christians s' Also is among ' whom are
the Mayor OF Amsterdam, and member OF the
First Chamber In the Hague Several excuses &c SCI
hemia The Jewish paper published in Prague at
tempts to excuse them on the plea that such
other than religious reasons. The B0hemlans have
been agitated not by religious principles, but by
Jews rather aiiiiiate with the German element.
Rev: DR.. M Elkin, recently from Liverpool, was last
ton House OF Israel, at their synagogue in Grown
street, below Vine, Philadelphia. DR.. Elkin flls
vacancy caused by the death Of Rev. Gabriel Pape,
thinks that sabbath-breakng is fostered BY
men are generally "nush" on Sunday, and, having
plenty Of leisure, are tempted to dissipation. This
Charles L. Baich, formerly an Episcopal but alter.
wards a Universalist clergyman, died IN this city
last Monday % There G are said 70 be
Berlin. In the University OF the latter city there
were three years ago, twenty EIGHT Jews who had
900 Of these converts in Europe. The degree o.
d. d. has been conferred by the West Virginia Col
On The 'ns 81 at ssy
vile, L. l.. have just had their second pas
tor Rev. 9. Van Emmerick. installed over their in:
to be ready for public worship again about the mid.
die Of October. 1t has not been decided yet where
Taylor, pastor has been spending part OF the Sum-
mer at Lake George and the White Mountains,
preaching on Sundays with his usual force and
earnestness DR.. Gather addressed the Irish Wes-
leyan Conference at Its recent sessions in July.
He has determined to merge the Systematic
Benefcence Society Of the Church Moral Science
Association" into the Institutional Christ
tian League. The Rev. Clement 9: Dckey, has
lyn to accept proessorship in Lincoln University.
Rev. @. +. p. Bancroft late OF Lookout Mountain,
Tenn, after supplying the Congregational church
In Amherst, N. H.. during July and August, intends
sailing with his family for Germany September Z,
for year or two OF travel and study. Rev. George
T. Laid Is the successor OF Rev. w. ID. Love, d. d.,
In the pastorate OF the Spring street
church, Milwaukee. Professor Franklin w. FISK, OF
the Theological Seminary OF Chicago who has been
spending year abroad, arrived here last week.
THE CASE OF Mr. DUNGEE.