The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

months, chieny spent IN Rome, Switzerland ana
| Ireland, the Rev. Father C0rcOran pastor o. St
JOseph's church, Brooklyn, returned on last We'd
nesday week. He has brought with him the POpe's
Gothic church OF San BartolomeO, at Seville has
been utterly ruined by the Communists. 1t was
Tns pest Churches Of its class N the city
ordered the church OF Madonna de Fontanellato to
be closed until iurtner ORDERS" In order to pre-
vent plRrimages. First they prohibit the pill
grmages and now they close the churches. IL is
said that the Spanish government ~ intends sell
Rome 1t is valued at 20 COO 900 francs. The cath
oltc RecteD sharply chides Rev. DR.. Goble, the
baptSt , missionary In Japan Tor writing nome
In Yokohama while he has good house OF his own,
keeps two carriage horses and carriage, and has
Grace has dedicated the diocese OF st. Paul. Minn.,
to "the Sacred Heart of our Lord" and recon-
mends the establishment OF confraternities to the
Sacred Heart in every part OF the diocese The
chapel OF the Immaculate Heart OF Mary, Chester,
dedicated on SUNDAY last the Bishop
CITY, to-day On the ssth inst. he wiz lay
land and on october he will dedicate the new
Church OF st. Joseph. also IN that city. Rev:
to Colchester. Conn. The corner stone OF the new
Catholic church In Newton, Mass, was laid last
Sunday by Bishop Williams, new Catholic uni uni
and commercial courses, is to be established Inn
mediatey near St. Joseph, Mo- One hundred and
fifty acres of land have been given for the site, and
o delegation of brothers from the famous Notre
Dame University in Indiana are in st. Joseph max
ing, preliminary ARRANGEMENTS. The institution
will be opened during the present month. The
st. Xaviers College for the education OF young
ladies, at Chicago is nearly completed, and wiz
Louisville, will to-day lay the corner stone OF
st. Ceciia's church, in that city, OF which Rev. f.
az Of w Hea
been established in the archdiocese OF Toronto
There are about eight or nine millions OF the
faithful aggregated to this arChcOnraternity. The
head house on this Continent will be established at
Niagara Falls, on the Canada side, attached to the
chapel of Our Lady OF Peace at which the Holy
Father has already granted q plenary indulgence
to all pilgrims who there confess, communicate
and for the Of the 0hprh one Of
and Is now preparing Tor others to follow To-day
the corner stone Of a new Catholic church will be
s ana several eSSIss soSsses and twelve
Rev. rather owen corrgan, lately ordained has
just returned from Rome, after an absence from
his home BaisimoreS Of four years Al After pursuing
ST. Sulpice, IN Baltimore, he accompanied Arch
bishop spaulding to Rome in order to enter the
where he completed his studies. Father Corrigan
Of1ciated at the church OF st. Mary "Star of the
an effective discourse. Being native Of the parish
and well known, his presence attracted large
congregation. Father Corrigan It is reported, win
that gentleman's return from Europe.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Will soon return to China and resume his abOrs In
FoCchow. The Southern Presbyterian Church Is
e 81 Norh in Mr.
Painter, of Virginia, and Miss A. G. Stafford, OF
Georgia have recently lett their homes to reinforce
the China Mission, and were to take passage on
the steamer which left San Francisco on Monday
last. The Rev. A. H. Kellogg, formerly Of this city,
church OF Philadelphia. Rev. William Jones, OF
Tuscarora N. Y, has accepted call to the Nesha-
accos giving
lie lands to agricultural colleges, and would
have instead the money invested to sup;
OF the agricultural colleges, so-called, shows |
they have entirely failed in accomplishing the pur-
identified the pastoral charge OF the United Presby:
terrain church OF OIL City, Pa. The Presbytery OF |
Long Island will meet at Port Jefferson on Tuesday
First church at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 10th ana
18th Of this month"; in the interest OF the Board Of
James H. Walker, pastor OF the Reunion Presbyte- |
ri.r,,, church, Chicago has returned from his sum
Presbyterian church in Evanston, ILL.,, returned
from his summer vacation last week. The Presby-
terians Of Paramount, Neb. are building house OF
dedicate beforee1 Christmas. The church was
only year Rsv
q charge in scranton, Pa me Rev. L. ". Cong:
don. late OF WATERFOWL, N. Y, has accepted call
Rev. $. NJ. Hamilton, OF Belfast, Ireland, who has
been called to the passionate OF the Scotch Presby.
begin his laoors there to-day, at which time he win
be introduced by President McCosh, of Princeton |
College, under whom Mr. Hamilton studied In
Filth avenue Presby terian church, is expected |
home from Europe about october l. Meantime his |
Presbyterian church, OF Lyons, N. Y, have called |
Rev. A. A. Wood, D. D., OF Geneva to their pastor
ate. Rev. ". 7. Beatty's church in Pittsbprg, are
about to build new house OF worship. Rev. A. |
G. Wilcox, Of Lockport, N. Y, has gone to Varrys-
burg Pa. Rev. E. b. Ranensperger, of Cleveland,
church, at Cumberland, Nd who have Just dedi.
Gated $40, 900 editce. Rev. J. T. Pollock. late of
MonrOevile, has accepted a call to the pastOrate |
of the Presbyterian church at THIN, Ohio.
METHODIST.
Bishop James was able to sit up on Monday and
write note to the Erie Conference regretting his
inability to preside over that body. Bishop Haven
will take his place there. Bishop Haven expects
win dedicate church September IA, and thence to
his home In Atlanta, Ca, In few days. His
library is already packed ior transfer Bishop Peck
rec lived very hearty welcome from his old friends
and colleagues IN San Francisco on his recent ar
rival there Rev. DR.. Nelson, book agent here, has
now in session at Brookvie, N. Y. He dedicated q
new Methodist Episcopal church at Fittston, Pa,
sonary SECRETARIES have lett the city 0S On 'e MIS-
sionary tour among the Western Conferences. DR..
Reid another Of the secretaries, left on Monday for
visit ten other conferences also. The Atlanta Al
uocate applauds the heroism OF Revs. E. M. Lock-
wood, OF Jonesboro M: M CaIlen Of Chattanooga,
standing at their posts and doing their duty while
the cholera ragged around them. A private letter
from London states that Rev. william Arthur, who
had hoped TO attend the session OF the Evangelical
Alliance In this city, will be prevented from coming
by feeble health No Old Country Methodist would
receive a warmer welcome from his American
brethren than Mr.. Arthur. Rev. B. ID. Ames, of the
Troy Conference, Principal OF the seminary at Me-
chanicsville N, y, reached this city from Europe
on Tuesday OF last week. Rev. DR.. q. II. Payne and
Rev. II. W. Warren and families, OF Philadelphia
returned from Europe safe and well on Sunuay last
after an absence OF about SIX months. Rev. George
r. SandersOn, long q well known and esteemed
minister OF the Canada Wesleyan Conference, has
been making brief visit in this city and vicinity.
He participated in the sunday morning service at
Sea Gill; Rev. Gideon Draper, OF the New York
Conference. while In Geneva, Switzerland preached
several Sabbaths In the American chapel in that
city. The people were so well pleased that they
have extended to HIM an invitation to become their
pastor, and he has accepted the invitation. He
WILL therefore, remain In Geneva for the next year,
and possibly longer Methodists in the vi.
cinity OF New York avenue, Brooklyn, have
Just purchased the Protestant Episcopal church
on the corner Of New York avenue and Herkimer