The New York herald., 1873-11-30

coIored delegates to seats In our reiictous ho6.s
70 this the sap Herald Unr
plies IN pungent style, showing that the whites
40 not enjoy among themselves what they pre-
tend their c0lOred brethren want to share with or
to take from them. IL is reported that Rev. Dr.
jeffrey, who came hither from the West to assume
Brooklyn, will not continue his connection with II
AFTER the present term. The number OF Baptist
TIer on .ns Of EarSpe 40
Massachusetts Baptist convention have appointed
Kew; Rev. Andrew Pollard, D. D., as general superin-
church edihce at Millerton N. Y, was dedicated on
Thursday last. The Rutherfurd Park Baptist
church on the 10th inst. Rev. James Waters
closed his services with the second Baptist
enter upon his duties as District Secretary OF
i .ne Bible and Publication Society for the Eastern
OF Harlem, has received and accepted a mani. AMI
nous moi call from the First church. Trenton. Rev. s.
a.; ana osipacKpole has recently resigned at Westboro
iattcr ia TO go 10 Webster Mass. The Rev. DR.. Dow
ing u closes MS tempory period OF pastoral service
gay Iyr, evening next Some OF the churches in New
,ia io,h ana vicinity are enjoying evidences OF re-
Iat Ie L9rd should arise and plead his own cause,
p phe heV' +. Pearce has been called pastor at
n smith has resigned the pastorate Of the Baptist
cnuTch, south Troy, n. Y. In Hsddonfield N j.,
ings led by Roy. II. G. De Witt; large hunters ara
asking Tor PRAYERS. The Rev. G.. NJ. Stone, d. d..
necticut and Wisconsin is called to be- ' pastot Sto
OF the Baptist church at Tarrytown.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Rev. Father Sachetti, 0. s. F., OF Trenton NJ
hos received from the Pope beautiful gold chalice
Tor his church. It is ornamented with precious
ing new church, and have raised $4,000 towards
lts creation. emission" is to be opened in the
Church OF the immaculate Conception Philadel-
phla, today, AMI is to continue IL days. In st.
Augustine's church, Brooklyn. the Dominicans will
give give. mission this week Three hundred children
rasrdn%sn, in Flushing last Sunday The Roman cor.
a the Pope has @ @ senX tSs Writes
sion OF the Jesuts. 1t was heavy blow to him,
but he received it with meekness and resignation.
to the Catholic church in CIaremont, n. II for :
I, few months past, has returned to Montreal and
young man from Portland, who has just entered
the Priesthood. Archbishop Bayley last Sunday
over 50 children at the Catholic Church Of st.
Charles Borromeo. near Pikesville, Baltimore
tne M o
Arsohop aa ss nas essS ss
n'f''q be or ss @onas eeeanss
he appointed six cures in his diocese with
cases. Rev. D. O. nadan Is building church at
Nanticoke and another at Sugar Notch, near
with his ecclesiastical superiors has been SO
bravely ana SO SO successfully carried on, has been
reinStated by the commissioners OF National Edu.
cation as manager OF the Callan schools
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. Albert }. Lyman, of Milford, Conn, has
accepted the call to the pastorate of the South Con-
gregational church. Brooklyn. Rev. NJ. Guinnez.
OF Floyd's Knob, Ind, has returned home from a
trip to Europe. Universast church Is soon to be
organized at New Chilllcothe, Dickinson county.
The Universaists OF Williamsburg are building a
new church on South Ninth street. which they
propose to call 'All 5ous.n 1t is now near compile
ton. Throughout the Turkish Empire q Protestant
population OF %, 600 souls Is now scattered. The
enterprise OF American missionaries has estab-
ushed 222 common schools, in which more than
1000 scholars are taught schools Tor girls hav-
ing 2l5 pupils, and theological Schools with 63
students; SO pastors have been ordained and
So preachers have been licensed; 100000
copies OF the Bible, in various languages,
have been put in circulation, besides 100000
other useful books, religious and educational. The
kirkpatrick Memorial chapel and library, the gift
by Will OF the late Mrs. Sophia A. Kirkpatrick, OF
New Brunswick, n. j., to Rutgers College, Will be
dedicated on the Sd Of December. West Springfield,
Mass, has Just settled its fourteenth congrega-
tonal pastor in its history Of It's years. VIZ. REV.
Edward N. Pomeroy. The Congregational church
at Becket Mass, Is in sad state OF decline. 1t
has dwindled from 800 members. generations ago.
70 20 and has recently lost Its last deacon Service
IS Kept up from the interest OF fund established
by the early fathers, aud invested now In Kansas
lands Rev. DR.. Cyrus Hamn, OF Robert College,
ConstaAtinQple, is In this country aga!n to seek
new endowf1ent for this Institution. It Is stated
that recent attempt has been made to force tho
college to make attendance upon religious exer-
cses optional to all the students, under threat OF
Withdrawing the pupils and thus stopping supplies.