The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

rector OF Trinity church, Newark, N. j.. has been
Chapel Of tie I and assumed sSs s' sSs
in this CITY, vacated by Bishop Southgate LondoI
H Hp m nm exchange pupts with the
tan grounds though their acts N 80 dons rs are de
the Toledo des Illustrates the lack Of faith In the
the following A Parsee student in one OF
the great universities, having thought OF giving
venerable and reverend professor for advice. fSs
Parsee had vague idea that the old clergyman
a. me MIN ms r
agati0n Of the Gospel But, instead Of that the ola
scholar, who had somehow got into clerical robes,
AT last, with persuasive smile, the Processes
said:-"There are so many Christians and 30 few
ares" The Bishop Of Bangor. Eng, at his triennisi
convention, recently, pronounced In favor OF re-
tanning the Athanasian creed In Its present form IN
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
One-nfth Of the students of tine graduating caso
teen out Of sixty.nine, are Roman Catholics.
Rome has $50 converts or religious houses
wno% ~ a wa en having sna sss s' some %a tho
province pr Y, Of Rome oatsde the city, there are
made to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of che
OF Montreal, toward the end of October. The event
really occurred November 80 but the uncertainty OF
communication at that time has Induced the change
to q month earlier. The Catholics Of st. Louis,
under the direction Of Bishop Ryan, have pur-
W On the
for q Catholic Protect0ry. The news during the
past week only brings new evidences Of the vigor
the law against the Jesuits and new testimony Of
the sympathy which the Catholics OF the Empire
Fastening to manifest. An address has been pre-
sented to the prosecuted Fathers signed BY
seventy-four Of the most ilustrous mobiles Of West
FATHERS n sSna and quits ss
they have been granted the interval until January
to choose residence. Al Bonn not one Of them
the parish priests of Cologne have been notified OF
the prohibition against permitting Jes9its to
o Of stats Which entrusted with the
Jesuit 1.-THE exercise Of any function as jesuts both
being also Included" A watch and chain worth
$500, stolen some time ago nom Mr. :. W. Smith,
turned to that gentlemen by Rev. Father Miller. OF
the RedemptOrtst Church, Boston Highlands, who
1t ' S % s%sh Ss
spatc6ed from ireland to dinerent parts Of this
tralia the West indies and other British S nj %
Rev. P. J. Kidney to Charleston, s. c.; Rev. ?.
mond " Rev aeraid F Nsr BOSTON, Mss S1
Rev. James MCGOWAN, Alton III. Rev. Thomas
MsSn Rev. Id ksS nS
G. W.; Rev. Michael Lynch, Monterey, CAL; Rev.
Matthew CahIl, Monterey, Cal; The Pope has
orders to take up their abode with him. Hence II
is inferred that His Holiness has no intention Of
toned in q special manner the ''work" Of the ma
tiOnal dedication or France to the Sacred Heart.
magnificent church is to be built at La Roquette.
Paris, in honor of the Heart of our Lord and IN
reparation Tor the insults offered to His blessed
name during the Commune. The subscriptions
have already reached several hundreds OF thousands
of francs. Bishop Persco, Of Savannah Ga, owing
to peculiar disease which he contracted In the
East Indies years ago and which aects him stil in
warm ATTITUDES about to leave the United States
and seek rest or work In colder climate. His fu-
ture has not been determined nor his successor
yet named. The Catholics of Bangor, Me-. are build
ing handsome 0rnamented Gothic brick church,
1sSx66 feet. to cost over sixty thousand dollars
MISCELLANEOUS.
The average estimated cost of the Congregational
churches in the United States Is about twenty-five
Eoass aan q little massss
and Baptist about ten dollars. SO that 1t costs less
to be Methodist or Baptist than to be of other
school and other property in Oakland, Cal, with
the purpose of returning TO Western New York.
Rel has resigned tie charge q the English
ran church at Richmond, Va: The Rev. Clay Nc.
Of the ' First H parish lUnitarianj, Of wstham.
Mass. It is his intention to SPEND sew
erai IN Europe re- at the ma o
tants against 1,084,655 Catholics, and the Cath0-
lies have gained ground ,,, SO rapidly even as &C.
now in that canton no less than 47,s57 against
4s,eOe Professionals. The First congregational
F. Ford, Of Lewiston, Me-, to its pastorate me
Rev. c. r. Palmer, son Of DR.. Ray Palmer, has be-
come pastor Of CONGREGATIONAL church at Bridge
port, Conn. It is reported that the Danes as
nationality, are planning the formation Of q new
Synod for the Danish Lutheran Church. Rev. DR..
N. Y, has returned from his California trip. HIS
health is good, and he enjoyed the journey very
crack, n Y. The Rev. James LIE Fevre, OF Rart
tan j. LEFT home non Was last ave week so on 81,
Reformed churches Of Berne and Beaverdam,
Island, has returned from his trip to Europe. The
Lutheran Synod, OF pennsylvania for 1872 reports
the
during ne $srS yssS
installed pastor OF the Brooklyn Heights Reformed
Dutch church early in October The ministers Of
congregations. DR.. Chandler Robbins, of Bedford
Unitarian, but has been rapidly moving towards or
thodoxy, preached recently In the Seminary chapel
ct Andover, Rev. R. G. Hntchens has been dismissed missed
Brooklyn, to become pastor OF the First Congregs-
tional Church OF Columbus, Ohio. His church and
German Congregational Association has been
formed in Iowa, and German Ministerial Training
scnoy n ss
citation. The Boston Congregational ministers
meeting last week discussed the second advent az
Christ, some advocating physical and some
spiritual millennium. This week they are to ask and
answer the question, Shall we labor for the over
throw or for the reform OF the Papal church. Ac-
counts from Rome represent q state Of things In
that regenerated capital which assures the unf0r-
tunate who have not hitherto visited 1t that they
will never have the opportunity OF enjoying 1t In
its original dampness and flth, with the smell
OF centuries steaming from every pore. Such
o new life has come upon 1t that the Inhabitants
can scarcely believe Its reality. New streets are
laid OUT blocks OF houses are rising on all sides,
and yet, with all this activity, the new buildings
cannot keep pace with the increase Of the popula-
ton. Rev. Henry Powers, formerly pastor OF Elm
place Congregational church, Brooklyn, has 81 last
gone over, body and boots, TO the Unitarians. He
has been cropping In that direction for some time.
Lutheran church Tor his cnuntrymen at So MOnrQa