The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25


unto which alteration may be or ought to be done,
it Is hereby declared that such teaching is not per.
mitted by the Church OF Ireland.n The corner
stone Of the resusctated old Trinity church, de-
stroyed by the great fire. is to be laid In Boston at
an early day. The old church has sent four rectors
into the episcopate-Doane OF New Jersey; VAIN
wright, OF New York; Hopkins, Of Vermont, and
Clark, oil Rhode Island-and had another to offer
in its present rector, but the people preferred a
Brooklyn clergyman and elected Dr. Paddock to
the vacant bishopric.' The average annual receipts
OF the Church OF England over $50, 0O0, 900,
about half Of which is derived collections and
subscriptions and half from endowments and edu-
the clergy, $40, 1000; education OF the poor,
$4,000, 600; all other objects, $l4,5ooooo. There
enty archdeacons, thirty deans, l27 canons, iao
minor canons 3,041 rectors and Wears and 6, 700
curates. England and Wales are divided into
H. 900 parishes besides 200 separate fields, known
as extra parochal. There are 14.loO churches and
chapes, and the working force OF the clergy con-.
Lincoln, tells curious story OF late clergyman Of
the Church OF England, who died in 1871, and
caliy Sealed, and endorsed, Tnviolabiy Sacred; to
be destroyed" The executors, two admiras In the
English service, deemed Il their duty to open the
1.-THE one dispensation from the Pope, allowing
the deceased to continue acting as clergyman Of
the English Church, although actually y Romisn
priest. the other containing list OF neighboring
clergymen occupying similar equivocal position
These documents, says Mr.. Brooks were forwarded
to the Archbishop OF Canterbury who now holds
them.
Bishop Andrews has bought q house at Des
Moines, Iowa. This settles the question OF the
Bishops home 'at or near Omaha or Council
Bluns.r Rev. DR.. Martin, OF the New York Univer.
sity, will preach this morning and evening in
Duane church, this city. The Harlem Ministerial
Association will hold its next meeting Pawling
June and 8. Opening sermon by Rev. William r.
Hatfield Bishop Peek Will lay the corner stone OF
new Methodist Episcopal church in Norwich, NJ
y. next Wednesday. Bishop Foster VIII preach
in st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church this
morning-his last sermon on these shores before
his departure for Europe and South America
The Methodist Episcopal church at Pawl-
ing N. ", which has been closed for re-
pairs, will be reopened to-day. On Tuesday
the Methodists OF fremont Centre will lay
the corner stone OF church In that place. Bedford
street Methodist Episcopal church, this city, last
Sunday raised $500 for the Freedmens Aid Society,"
and resolved to send and sustain one OF their own
members as missionary among the freedmen. The
Warren street Methodist Episcopal church took the
question OF pastors out OF the hands Of the trustees
and decided by large majority vote TO receive the
Conference appotntee Rev. ]. v. SAUNDERS as their
pastor. Mr.. Saunders preached his first sermon
before them last Sunday. The man they desired Is
not member of any Methodist Conference In the
United States but IL simply employed by the pre-
siding elder. He was not admitted to the New
York East Conference at It's last session, and
could not, therefore, be appointed by the Bishop
without offence to some one else having para
mount claims on the Conference. The Sunday
scnoOs OF Jersey City will hold their anniversary.
The new church at Garnersville, near Haverstraw
(sev. s. J. Norris PASTOR, is approaching compile
ton and win prove welcome addition to opr work