The New York herald., 1873-11-16

Rev. W. b. Cullis has resigned at Washburn street
Presbyterian church, scranton. Pa Rev. I. H.
Burghardt was installed pastor OF Silver Greek
Presbyterian church, near Buffalo, N Y, last week.
The Second Presby terian church OF Chattanooga
has lost Its lately called pastor. Rev. william A.
Rice, OF the last class In Auburn Seminary Mr..
Rice was obliged TO seek an easier charge on &C.
City, Colorado, have called Rev. Henry Gage, OF
Colorado Springs
A list Off recently canonized American saints Ia
published, not OF whom is accredited to the
lea claim the birth or labors OF them all Al an
early date. TO be named hereafter, the diocese OF
Brooklyn is to be dedicated to the sacred heart
Bishop Loughlin recently confirmed 10 cnlluren AZ
the Roman Catholic church at Glen cove, l. J. Last
Sunday morning Father Damen, s. J., assisted Dy
Fathers K0opmans, Massedis Putten, Neidercone,
Van Goch, Garesche, Shuack and number OF
other clergymen OF the Society OF Jesus opened
mission at St Peters church, Barclay street. !. a
mission was opened last sunday morning at
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception, kev.
Dr. Mosrogn pastGT as by Key HarKspe, Ea.ner j.
McQuaid ). j.; J. Busam, s. j.. and several other
priests from the Church OF ST Francis Navler TINS
city. The Archbishop OF Santiago, Chile. has pre-
sented the Pope, the name OF his nock, with the
sum OF f0so sterling. monastery OF the Bene-
Union county, Iowa In May, 1874 there will be in
Germany 1000 Catholic parishes without parish
! their legitimate pastors through the persecution
| of Bismarck. Several members OF the Society OF
Jesus lett Rome October 30 for the United states,
and are expected here every day. Father Gal
erani, S. j., was grossly insulted the other day
turning TO the Gesu near the Colosseum They
fell upon him and beat him with sticks. Work on
the new Catholic church edihce in Sioux City,
Minn. will be suspended for the winter. The
mission just closed at ST. Patrck's church, Long
Island City, conducted by Fathers Mbino and
Philip. Of the Passionist Order was in every
respect a glorious success There were nearly
1000 communions and several converts to the iaith
Bishop Domenec, OF Pittsburg, has appointed De-
cember as the time for the dedication OF his di-
ocese to ''the Sacred Heart" beautiful new
Jesus jesus in in the Church Of the Holy Innocents West
Thirty-seyenth street. A lovely picture OF "Our
Divine Lord and His Sacred Heart" surmounts the
mission at st. Gabriel's church on November 9. On
the 18th OF October three religious OF the Company
OF Jesus, Rev. Fathers Joseph Pittar, Marc Deche-
brens and Constant Ferren, belonging to the prov
ince OF Paris, sailed from Marseiles for Shanghai
diocese OF Grenoble set out from the same city on
the 30th OF September for the vicarate OF Sahara
buque Iowa, are:-Number OF churches with resi-
dent PASTORS "a; out missions and stations, l64;
saden oo the
cese, 4o religious orders OF men, 81; religious orders
Of women 81 catnolc college i hospitals 10 }Sa IN
cese is about 100000. The religious orders OF
men referred to in the above statistlcs
Holy Cross branch Of which, from Notre Dame,
Indiana, is being established in Benton county,
and the order OF St. Benedict which is being es-
tabished In Creston, Union county. The religious
orders OF women are the Visitation Nuns, Of which
coque was a member. The Sisters el Charity OF
the st. M VINCENT lonndation have have no house at Re-
ments in the diocese-one at Davenport, one at
Iowa City, another at Fort Dodge and one at Inde
pendence.
The Church OF the Beloved Disciples on Madison
avenue and Eighty-ninth street, New York, which
was dedicated last week, the gilt of Miss Caroline
Talman as q memorial to her deceased parents.
French EPISCOPAL mis- mission has been begun beg here by
Rev. G. Mel. late of Philadelphia. For the present
an afternoon service is held IN the chapel Of the
avenue. Mr.. Miel has had some success IN this
kind Of work in Philadelphia The new st.
Georges church, Central Falls r l., has just been
completed. Rev. ii. G. Stowel is IN partial charge
OF Rutgers street chapel, city OF New York.
A suit between the Methodist Episcopal Church
and the Methodist Episcopal Church South touch
ing some church property at Hamilton and Hills
Court OF Loudon county in favor Of the former.
The suit grew out OF the separation in 1874 Last
Saturday night fire In the Second Methodist
Episcopal church OF Newburg damaged the build
ing to The extent OF $4,000. Judicial Conference
the appeal OF Rev. s. McBurnie from the action Of
the North Ohio Conference. similar conference
appeal OF Rev. II. S. White from the action OF the
Wisconsin Conference. The Missionary Anniver-
Society viii be held at Pittsburg, Pa December
TO. DIR. NJ. DC. Crawford, Methodist Episcopal,
New @ and reach during
week Just past. Rev. DR.. I. II. Peane, late united
States Consul at Jamaica, W. l.. has returned TO
the United states and accepted district secre-
taryship OF the American Colonization Society.
Rev J. K. Burr, d. D., has been appointed mem.
ber OF the Committee on Bible Revision. lie and
Dr. James Strong Of Drew Theological Seminary,
now represent the Methodist denomination in this
important work. This committee ls engaged IN
cooperation with committee in England Last
Sunday the Fletcher Methodist Episcopal church OF
Hestonville, Pa, dedicated and debt or
$3s 900 provided for by subscription. Revs j. N $.
Hutiaker and John Alley, OF the Methodist Episco-
Mafh
Ryan Glades West Va, to-day. Revival news
comes from Canton Mo-, where Is have joined the
church, from Clarksville Ohio, where 30 oOnver-
sions took place. from North Wilkesbarre, Pa, 80;
at East Newark, wyoming Conference rs; at Lam
Tennessee Conference decided tnat where district
conferences exist quarterly conferences are pre-
itinerant ranks The Rev. William Harden. pastor
OF Emery Methodist Episcopal church, Baltimore.
died last sunday OF typhoid fever. ne was a years
OF age. and had been 25 years in the ministry.
Tennessee Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church
South, has transferred three OF les members to
Texas, one to Arkansas, one to West ST. Louis ana
one to the Western Conference. revival in Hills
boro Circuit, Texas Conference, has added so mem
MISS, 3s were added The Methodist EPISCOPAL
church at Shiloh H., will be ready for dedication
about New Years Day; II preachers were admitted
on trial IN the Georgia Conference at It's last
sion and Two by transfer. Rev. Lindsay Parker Is
the new pastor in the Hoboken church, taking the
place OF Dr. Burr whose health has been pros
trated. An Interesting revival OF renglon greets
him. The revival meeting at Waugh Chapel, Wash.
ingtOn, ID. g., resulted in some 10 conversions and
about so accessions. The Hamline Methodist Epis-
copal ch, Washington, ID. c., will be dedicated
November 23 About SO conversions have taken
place at Eastiord Conn.,, In single week. new
Methodist church has organized at
Hartland Centre. Conn.,, the fruit OF revival
which has recently taken place there.
BAPTIST.
A correspondent OF the Examiner ana Chronicle
says "there is none OF the open communion fool
ishnessn in New Jersey, ana "none OF that
namby- -pamdyism which is more liberal than loyal"
Happy Jersey The Baptist Home Mission Society
has 443 missionaries, preaching In IA languages
spoken by citizens OF the United States. There are
seven theological schools for freedmen there are
about 500 600 coored members OF the Baptist
churches The Church Edidce Fund aided last
year In paying for SO houses OF worship.
The income OF the English Baptist Mis-
slonary Society last year is reported as about
$1s0000; but, taking into consideration the
amounts raised by mission churches the total
would not be less than 100000 There are 40
Baptist churches in Philadelphia, only three OF