The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-27
AIinistcrial Movements and Changes.
METHODIST.


METHODIST.
Bishop Simpson Is In poor health at his Summer
home at Long Branch Bishop Haven Is taking
brief vacation at Martha's Vineyard. Rev. d. Il.
Carroll, book agent at Baltimore. made q flying
visit to New York last week. Rev. 8 B. Darnell,
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church In Jack
sonvile, Fla, is now spending his Summer vaca-
ton with family friends near Philadelphia He
will remain north about three months. Rev. Will
liam B. Osborn, recently transferred from the
Florida Conference to the New Jersey Conference,
reached Ocean Grove on his return North about
week ago. The cornerstone Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at North Hereford. N w. was
laid on Thursday, July II, by Rev. B. PilsburV,
Presiding Elder. A German Methodist society
Gently organized in Denver, Col. now numbers
nifty members, who have bought o church
site and intend to erect $4,000 house
thereon. The Methodists OF Ionia, Mich. recently
dedicated $eS,0OO church, clearing or debt Of
$32 900 the day Of dedication and leaving little
balance OF near $1,000 over The sum OF 81 900 has
been subscribed toward the erection Of q new
Methodist Episcopal church In Jacksonville, oregon.
fornia, having been gran ted furlough of q lew
months, started on Monday iOr his former home in
the East Six thousand dollars the $13 200 needed
TO relieve the Vineland Seminary has been secured.
EPISCOPALIAN.
Rev. Beverly d. Tucker, who graduated at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, has received q
call to Warsaw. Richmond county, Va. He is son
of the wellknown virgnian, Beverly Tucker. Rev.
through Georgia. Rev. Mr.. Muord, Of Troy. has
interviewed" all the liquor saloon Keepers in that
9 70 on te S IL very one Of
them ready to accede to his request, provided the
movement is made general Mr. Mullord, there re-
cooperation Of all the Trojans In this benedcent
movement. Rev. R. J. Nevin has sailed for
ist 6f August Of The chapel At Vienna opened
sna S ~ tspoFsFy Services during the s1pcs
ton. In October he resumes his charge at Rome.
Rev. F. W. Adams, formerly Congregational min
lister of Olathe, Kan. has applied for orders IN the
p. 3. Lighter was. on the 9th instant, ordained
Lastor Of Grace church. Detroit, Mich. Rev. An
professor Of biblical learning and Interpretation Of
Scripture IN the Episcopal General seminary New
The Very Rev. L. 8. Mcmahon, for some years
pastor OF st. Lawrence Catholic church, New Bed
at s the
Ladies' s9dality. Father Mcmahon has recently
been appointed by Bishop Hendricken to the parish
OF Olneyvllle, r. !. Rev. James E. O'Brien, late
assistant to Father Magenns, Jamaica Plain, Mass,
has been appointed pastor OF Randolph, Mass.
succeeds Father o'Brien IN jamaica PLAIN. The
Church Of st. Mary's Star Of the Sea- Brooklyn, will
and repairs are being pushed FORWARD as rapidly
! as possible under the supervision OF Rev. Father
Cassidy: The health Of the Rev: Father Fransloii
land. He has met with sore af1liction in the loss
ofanother brother. Rev. NJ. r.. Higgins, Of Salem.
church, South Boston. Rev. J. Shea, Sd, President
Of Fordham College, conducted the retreat OF the
ie ss:' The Rev. Leopold Petsch, U.s.s.R., late
pastor OF the German church or st. Alphonsus, Bal
timOre, has been appointed Superior Of the Re-
demptOrist House, Boston Highlands. On July Is
the bishop Of Brooklyn administered the sacra.
ment of confirmation to about one hundred and
adults, in the 'e Church Of st. Maiachy. East New
York. A. N. Chinlquy, an ex-priest, delivered
an anti.Roman CATHOLIC lecture in Antigonish, n.
s., lately and was fOOishly m0bbed by the people.
The procession Of Corpus Christi did not take place
this year in any OF the large cities of Italy, except
Naples, Bologna and Venice. At Naples 1t was unu-
suay magnificent. In Genoa 1t was confined to
the interior OF the churches, as was also the case
at Milan. Formerly both these cities were famous
for the exceeding splendor OF their professions.
1t is said Roman Catholic priest Of st. Louis has
married wife, and accordingly been dismissed
from his charge by his Bishop. The Abbot Mas
succo, of the Florentine mission, has been ap-
pointed Bishop OF Bolterra
DR.. Steele, President of Lawrence University,
Wisconsin, Is to spend his summer vacation IN
Europe Rev. Lucius Haynes of Watertown. N. 7,
has been invited to become pastor at Norwich,
| N. u. and has accepted. Rev. G. +. Hendrckson
has accepted unanimous call OF the Baptist
| of the new field in September. In Ireland the
Baptists have about thrty-fve settled pastors and
large itinerating evangelical agency. Every Irish
]. M BillIngsley, OF Salem, ILL.,, has assumed
pastorate at Flora. Ill. Rev. John s. Hutchinson, OF
Newton Theological Seminary, has been appointed
assistant professor OF New Testament Greek a.
Grocer theological seminary. The Baptist church
Gated " no new house ' Of Worship on the 18th
instant. The Fourth Baptist church in Providence
1s the 1ne sS Of its on
many years Moderator Of the General Association
OF Kentucky and one Of the Baptist leaders, has
been for months Frustrated by most painful ILL
ness, and for time his whole FAMILY was sick. he
has, with them, nearly recovered. Elder Thomas,
building fine church; It will cost some fifteen or
| twenty thousand dollars and when completed will
be the best church house owned by the freedmen Of
! Kentucky.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, the Presbyterian missionary
as to have the Christian Sabbath leganzed and re-
lig1ously observed throughout That territory. The
the sabbath and seven addona are
| have been sent thither. Rev. Daniel McGilvary,
who has been for the last fifteen years missionary
! OF the presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions IN
the Kingdom OF Siam, has returned to Philadel-
pnia Mr.. McGilvary Is a native OF North Carolina,
and proposes to VISIT his native state soon. There
are now nine Presbyterian churches established at
various points on the Sioux reservations, num-
SSe ei not iar from seven hundred and and
Dakota language Is used, and IN this language the
greater part OF the Old and the entire New Testa-
| Henry s. Yerger has received q unanimous call
| from the church at Columbus, Ky. The Third Pres
| CATION, Rev. DR.. Hardness, will soon remove from
| their present location, at the corner OF Sixth
street, to new church edince which IL being built
4 Tor them In Mercer street, The new St. Andrews
| church. at Hamilton, c. W., built for the Rev. DR..
| Burnett was opened for public worship on sunday,
July o, Rev. DR.. jenkins. OF Montreal, conducting
| the services In the morning and evening.
| CONGREGATIONAL.
In Maine there are 242 churches and e, 600 men,
| bers, thrty-nine less than last year. Rev. NJ j.
Savage, OF Hannibal, Mo-, has accepted a call to
the Plymouth church, Indianapolis The church
edlhce at Middleviie, Mich, after having been
| closed tor eight months under lawsuit has
been reopened. Rev, F. Ii. Bunman, OF the
windsor avenue church in Hartford, Conn.,, &C
/ cepts call 70 the FIRST church in DAN
bury. The congregational society in wiscasset,
Me-, will Celebrate the centennial anniversary OF
that church the attn OF August. Rev. G. G. Star.
the editors OF the American edition Of s'Lange's
| commentaries" ID now at Iowa CITY, and proposes
| TO engage In pastoral work. Rev. Cyrus Richard
son, or Plymouth, was instituted pastor of the
First church at Keene, N. H.. on the 10th inst