The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04

n Cologne some time next month. Rev. N.H
scnenck. ID. D. recently inaugurated Sunday AFTER
Brooklyn Young Mems Ohristian Association. Al
c chap II warsaw which has ceased to exit
n In Presbytery last week deposed Rev. n.
indefinitely suspended him from communicn 1 6s-
The late Ss Ann RS to Or apsSsr the charges
shi n h ior the establishment OF scholar
sp de sSg Union theological Seminary city
the soDs Of was e.. oc %sI1G pr o
Dyseran Saa. S 81 rstsburg at the recent com
Cochrane, OF Brantford, Canada, has r NSs
another call from the presbyterlans OF OrSnve'
has 9 the First ss
church a. Rverhead, l.. l.! has extended cali All 70
Rev. William Chalmers, which has been accepted.
charge OF the Church OF Fresh Pond, Vernon Vaiiev.
l.. l., and gone to Redpng, Conn.
REFORMED DUTCH.
The Third church Of Holland, Mich, Rev. H. Utter.
wyk, pastor, have determined to build q nov
church; Mrs Lott, Of FIatbush L. l., has contrib
supplies the pulpit Of the Rev. Mr. Van slyke. ia
maca, L. l.. during the vacation Of tine latter Rev:
church Of Olarkstown, Rockand county. Rev. wiz
liam J. HILL who 10 at present visiting his friends
n IN ra ireland w upon his return take
ington Hollow, N. Z. The Rev. Mr.. vanderveer.
pastor Of the First Reformed church in Kingston.
n. T., starts on six weeks vacation after this
date. Rev. Mr.. Lippincott, of Shawangunk. Is also
to take months recreation. The Rev. DR.. TAI
mage. the well-known missionary to China, has
returned to this country. He left Hong Kong,
January %. by steamer He reached New York
last Sabbath morning, and Is residing for the
pose to raise centennial fund OF 100000. That
church has now had an existence In this country d
$50 years.
correspondent OF the Christian Union writing
from Rome intimates that the Papal controversy in
autocrat the Church the Pope is stronger than
ever before In Just those countries where the State
Nas s 5e comcoraat at an end he now
body OF the clergy as his personal dependents and
his helpless toosi and he is seeking to make the
Church as an entrenchment OF Roman power against
the State. 1t is well understood, he adds, that the
Austria in the hope Of kindling their Jealousy Of
Germany to flame Of hostility. The Catholic Re-
gte,o partially discredits the transfer Of Bishop
Bailey, OF Newark, to the Archbishopric Of Baiu-
more. A list OF the converts seized and occupied
by the government and the municipality in Rome
twenty-five OF nuns have been taken. or these
twelve are used as public schools, one as poor
house, six for hospitals, one for the royal stables
and twenty for barracks for the military
and police, The rest are converted into
prisons prison and government offices The new
IN Is to BE- dedicated by s %sS
Rev. Bishop Ryan. 1t is to be q strictly missionary
churcn without parochia rights or responsibilities.
me grounds covered by and around the church
and convent are 400 by 500 feet. The situation ia
on one OF the highest points on Grand avenue The
but the broad aisles and corridors would furnish
accommodations for as many more In case Of
necessity. The church structure alone will cost
$l50O0O, while the monastery has cost $4,000.
Pore Hyacnthe has in his possession the manu-
script OF work by the late Count Montalembert.
entitled Spain and the Revolution" which he in
tends to publish shortly, although the Countess
M0ntalembert objects, on account of the assaults
1t ma makes on the Papacy and the lnqulstIon.
The Rev. Father Bergrath has had female
school established in Pensacola Fla by the Sisters
Of st, Dominic. Tomorrow Chapter General OF
Holy Cross win be convened st Sctre D b
Indiana. It Is the first time In the history OF the
Congregation ' existing in Europe Europe has "a been sum-
moned to meet in America AS such, 1t is an event
worthy not only Of notice, but OF reflection. The
Rev. Bishop Duval now Vicar Apostolic in Bengal.
East Indies, with companion; Of the Very Rev.
Father Chainpeau Provincial in France, with COM
panon: of the Rev. Battista Ferdinando, Superior
Of the House in Rome. and OF Others to attend the
Chapter, whose sessions will continue for ten days
pastors at st. Peters church, Barclay street, has
returned, after brief visit to the Old country and
who were cardinals at the accession Of Plus TX.
there now remain but eight-viz.: Cardinals
Ama De Gason The n e.
Marys church, Star Of the Sea- Brooklyn, Is pro-
crossing. An Illuminated cresting, recently finished
church. The priests Of Munich have sent letter to
1.-THE makers OF laws at Berlin" in which they say
cety OF Jesus, and that II the JesuIts are worthy
OF persecution all the other priests are anxious to
share their suherngs.
Archbishop McCloskcy, fully alive to the spiritual
wants OF MS n0ck has raised the district OF Mont
yomery; orange county n. Y, to the rank of par
st. Teresas, first pastor Father McCauley VIII
inter ter to-day on his pastoral duties The Rev.
Gamer Ra OCailaghan Mcsweeney lately ordained Ct
2astorship of st. Teresas, Rutgers street. On last
tuesday evening committee OF the pensioners Of
Sated on Father Martin, at SO West Warren street.
prook'yn and presented him with purse contain
'ome months past, and this is to enable him Sc
s ,s Ior ms health Among those present wero
msy H Sase sn% s. Rev
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. MullenS, OF the London Missionary Societv
hundred islands of Eastern and Southern PolvnesiS
lone nave been led by the Gospel as taken to them
y missionaries to renounce their heathenism, ana
re now under the influence and sway OF 1!hria
ianity. The Rev. Edward Grimm, OF burlington.
W. mas been appointed to the chair OF Latin In
Q next Will be the twenty fifth anniyersarv
, !. sne conn, commencement Of Henry Ward
'rookyn It IS PROPOSED to celabyafe ths csarc
vedding' OF Mr.. Beecher and the Church in q
manner "a: at once novel and interesting The jubilee
Vu. uoJo, ocSiuHlny on TUESDAY, October
u me first day Is 10 be devoted to the children.
n the second day all the living members are to be
invited to be present The remaining two DAYS are
. De devoted TO general exercises, the whole to
lose with the Lords Supper. The Christian Church
!, cincinnati Is again in want Of a pastor. A
mister who has some means will find 1t an in
srestlng held OF labor. SO writes the retiring
aston, Rev. b. r. SummerbelI, who has come to
IKE charge of church at Burnt Hills. N. Y.
ne Directors OF the American congregational
ssociati0n have been laboring to secure funds to
rovide congregational House In Boston rho
olects OF this house are manifold. 1t il to contain
re congregational Library and he the headquar-
rs OF all the benevolent societies that have OIcea
ere to which the Congregational Churches make
,eir annual contributions, to tor testimony
40 SYMBOL or the polity and principles OF the
lgrlms and puritans, for q centre OF correspond
ice' Ior Christian family home and for social
~, ~. a rengious purposes generally. DIR. Schan has
lcceeoeo IN getting promises rom DIR. Guthrie
:. Rainy and DIR. Charters to come
tne Alliance meeting at New YORK
SeptcmDer, 1873. DR. GuLnrie Ii thia ,xInfer