The New York herald., 1872-11-10


dresses ana orations given Ia honor Of the Bishop
ON the occasion oil the unusual and interesting an
niversary OF his golden wedding to the Church.
Tho Irish and tho Church.
Rev. John Boylan, p P OF Crosserlough Ireland.
win preach at St. Mary's church, H0b0ken, at
eleven O'Clock to-day, on "The Unparalleled Fidei-
ity OF the Irish People to the Catholic Church."
Father Boyan has already delivered several bril-.
liant discourses Irish topics In this country and
has been well received everywhere. On Friday
evening he will lecture at Odd Fellows Hall, Hobo
ken, on the exciting question OF Home IN Kue ior
piled to the erection OF church In rather Boylans
native diocese. e-.
Ministerial Movements.
BAPTIST.
The Baptist Missionary Union Of Southern New
York met on Monday at 70 Ninth street, and
elected officers for the ensuing year:-Rev j. +.
Elder, of Madison avenue church, President; s.
8. Constant ana George II. Andrews, Vice Pres-
dents; Charles 7. Evans, Secretary, and Charles l.
Goodwin, Treasurer. Several standing commit
tees were appointed and the Union adjourned
till Thursday evening, when the committee organi-
cations were perfected and plans Of action for the
year adopted. A correspondent Of the baptist
Weekly. writing nom Allegheny county N. y. says
that there is not Baptist minister within thirty
miles OF the railroad near where he lives, yet there
worship. which have no pastor and are not able
to support one. The prejudice of caste Is still
strong In the soil OF the Old Dominion and evil
dcntly stronger among the Christians than else
where. Lately the white Baptists and their col
ored brethren held their annual meetings. The
latter sent fraternal delegates to the former but
they were sent back again with the understand
ing that the white Baptists were not yet ready for
social equality. and white Baptist. Rev. Broad
ders, publishes defence Of this petty piece Of
bgOtry. The Rev. Mr.. ST. Dalmas has been recently
appointed to India by the English Baptist Mission
airy Society. Rev. B. 8. Tuttle, Of Ontario, Wis.,,
has lost both his property and his eyesight by
recent afliction. DR.. Samuel Baker ia leav-
ing the Herkmer street Baptist church,
Brooklyn, and going to Russellville, KY,
to church and college, professor
ship. Rev. r. G. ROmini and Rev. T. r.
Clancy are about to start new Baptist organiza-
tion In Englewood, N. j., where there are about
thirty Baptists. Rev. J. s. Webber has closed his
engagement with the Baptist Education Society Of
New York its agent, and is re-enterlng the pas
torate. Rev. J. s. Kennard celebrated the first
year of his pastorate with the Pilgrim Baptist
church Of this city last Sunday. Rev. J. II. Ken
drick, D. D., has resigned his past0rate OF the Tab
ernacle Baptist church in this city and intends
going South to live. Rev. @. Y. Swan, OF North
ampton, Mass. has received q call from the Bcv-
din square Baptist church, Boston. DR.. d. O. Eddy,
OF Fall River, has been called to Harvard street
church, Boston. Rev. d. Weston has become a
professor at Madison University. Rev. w. r. Maui
has taken charge OF q church In HobOken, N. ].
Calls have been received by the following named
reverends "A. A. Robinson, Of Wilmington, Conn. !;
to Russell, Mass. H. D. Dooit tie, OF somerville,
N j., to South Pultney, N. Y; g. p. Long, OF Rock
port to Long Plain Me. II. Is. Law, OF Hannibal,
No. to WestmOreland, N. T.; J. Q. Lemon, Of
g S Msne Of o SHas
ster, to West Waworth, N. Y. The Baptists OF Chel
sea, Mass, recently dedicated Q church on Cary
well, N. j., win dedicate church on the 2sth inst
at that place. Rev. J. Hyatt Smith took In ten per-
BY baptism into the Lss
been for q long time and is still without Baptist
pastor, owing to ecclesiastical dissensions. A
field, Mass, within week. Rev. w. II. Evans has
left yannis, Cape Cod, to take charge OF the First
Gaw as0sMs Mass Mass has hss sssnea M
os SGms Re7 2ani1 Ssn n
DR.. Pollard in the pastoratc Of the Baptist church
in Taunton, Mass. Rev. Mr.. Vassar has given up
his charge IN Lynn Mass owing g to III health Attn. the
without pastors, and have been so for some months
There are 900 Baptists in Kentucky, of whom
gresham, brigader general, Governor OF Montana,
II now the earnest, eloquent and beloved pastor OF
the Bapt n IN KY as
Thomas, pastor Of Windsor and Nantmeel churches
bership by baptism last Sunday. Rev. =. L. Jones
has resigned the pastorate Of the Broadway
Baptist church Camden Camden, N: J. a After n, eight eight
temporary charge Of the First church, GAINESVILLE
Ohio made vacant by the resignation OF Rev. =: W..
Daniels. Rev. A. E. Anderson, of Chesterville, Ohio
resigned his charge and zone to Europe Tor his
healths sake. Rev. w. J. Dunn has become pastor
OF the New Beulah church in Muskingum Co., Ohio.
Calls have been received and accepted by Rev. t.
Rev. l. 4. Patt, Of carksbarg, Mo- to coliinsvs,
cinhai Han OHIO; by Rev. whitman, Of i've Westiord
Va, to Carthage, Mo- by Rev. s. L. Helm, D: D., OF
Louisville, KY, to Kansas City, Mo-, or to Liberty,
Tucker of Mount Carroll, ILL.,, to Mason City, Iowa
By Rev. William Deano, to Albion, n: y; by Rev
w. G. Johnson, OF Albion, to Mexico, N y; by Rev
J. s. Johnson OF Braman's Corners, N. Y. to be
at sloanesville, N. y; by Rev. M. Livegp2re, o
Milo, N Y. to Friendship, \, T., BY Rev. 7. J. sieg
fried, Of Victory N Yy,raoRGsT y, 70 Rose NY.
Bishop Simpson and the venerable Father Bphm
| preached In simpson church, Hudson City, N. j..
Ssy Te Episcopal aso oSuo nasy syoosn *
been suffering lately from hemorrhage OF the lungs
and has been unable to do pastoral duty. AS soor
| as MS nealtn VIII peTIllt HlcuuS Will scuu
| to Florida for the Winter. Reverend DR.. Matrock
has returned to his post In New Orleans The Rev
W. Roe OF the Primitive Methodists OF Canada, has
| retired from the editorship OF their Official paper
owing to continued ill-health: Rev; Z. Smith has
been reapponted chaplain o. the New W. Hampshire I :,
| his charge at marlborough village, Vt, on ac
/ count of ill-health The pulpit Is now supplied DJ
Rev. John Collins. The Rev. f. f. Jewell, lately
transferred from Northern New Yorl
i Conference to California. has arrived
among his people Of Howard street charge
| san Francisco, where he has been warmly well
coined. DR.. ]. NJ walden, book agent at Cincinnati
has fixed his home at Madisonville, suburb OF thai
/ city. Dr. c. II. Payne, Of Spring Garden church
| Philadelphia, has returned from trip to the West
| Rev. Dr. ]. ii. WALTON, of the Erie Conference
4 United States Consul at Port Mahon, Spain, has
after nearly four years. absence, returned home
| for couple OF months rest He was here in tint
! to vote for President Grant on Tuesday. Father
John r. Adams, the patriarch OF New Engiant
Methodism, now In the nineties, was In Boston las
week. lie has been over sixty years In the min
stry and still he breaches occasionally. Rev.
| O. Walsh, OF the Irish Wesleyan Conference, whose
nervous prosration required trip to this cOun try