The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-19

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and about 800 teachers The Alabama Con.
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
contains e. ss4 members. 22s local preachers, 27l
teachers therein. The missionary collections for
the past year amounted to $685. 50. The South
| 25,724 members, and their missionary contribu-
lions during the year amounted to $6,0l5 49, The
no M0r ,dna Carolina Conference has 4So members
2oz local preachers 578 Sunday schools and 49, 39l
schoars and teachers; missionary contributions.
S3.33l 80. The statistics of the Mississippi Con-
ers ana 500 members during the year The Methodist
i naa Mission is to have ITS headquarters at
ten churches and 2,5l5 members. The Methodists
OF norwich. Ohio. have garDered thirty converts
US tne nrst fruits OF the revival In that place, in
whicn over 400 souls have been converted within
seven weeks.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
During his pOntihcate OF quarter OF q century
Plus TX. has witnessed the deaths of nearly nun
dred Cardinals and has almost twice renewed the
Sacred College. 1t is authoritatively stated that
no appointment to the Roman Catholic See Of
Liverpool has yet been made. For the present a
second Archbishop Will not be created. In the
event OF the See OF Liverpool being constituted into
an Archbshoprc it is nearly certain that II lRight
Rev. Dr.. Vaughan the new Bishop of Salt viii
the charge Of the new province. Shoo
intention OF the Pope be postponed A
Howard, of Frascati dgnitary often eye ii
with important diplomatic missions, vii 6p-
snp g sesns no
pilgrimage to Jerusalem on the 14th OF January,
and to remain away about six weeks. Of which
twenty days are to be spent In the Holy City. An
Ultramontane journal publishes it to the world that
from every ritualistic church In London there is
continual stream Of converts drifting toward Rome,
and that In London alone upward OF two thousand
have actually gone over during the last year. Ten
or dozen Anglican clergymen in different parts Of
the country, and as many ladies' belonging
to Anglican sisterhoods, have done the same.
Rev; Father O'nara pastor Of st. Ga
from Europe short time since, was presented
by his parshioners with the sum Of $1,000 for the
which eny free from deb
and he has in contemplation the erection OF q con-
vent to cost about thirty thousand dollars: A
Jersey city, and Is to be extended throughout the
state The Pope has sent them his blessing by
Newark n. j., for the seminary students amount
to $6,447 p up to date. Rev. q. A. Healey, pastor
and treasurer of st. Bernards church in this city,
announces that he received during the past year
$1,000, all OF which, except $4,000, he expended
Tor various religious and church purposes This
missions in the East in charge Of Rev. A. MonnOt,
s. D. me property upon which the old church
church, with the addition OF sums spent for i'm
prOvements labor on the foundations OF the latter,
&c swels the total value of both properties up to
$SS847 a. OF which the large sum OF over $40000 or
nearly half the whole, has been paid.
PRESBYTERIAN.
More than four years ago the PreSbytery Of New
| York, after trial and conviction, suspended the
Rev. John Lyle, OF this city, "for conduct inc0n.
Mr.. Lyle during his suspension having failed to
give evidence Of reformation, the Presbytery, at its
last session, January 9, inst, deposed the delin-
| quent brother from the ministry and excOmmunl-
Gated him from the Church. Rev. S. b. Reed, pastor
OF the Fifth United Presbyterian church. OF Pitts
sons-namey, hostility to the revised psalm book,
| opposition to missionary contributions and unre-
quted toll the last Is probably the Weightiest
raised over million dollars for church purposes
during the past year The Presbyterian churches
in the Indian Nation number 900 members, and in.
creased last year twenty-five per cent Easter
than our home churchesl. More than half Of
there are native Indians, and two candi-
dates. native Choctaws, were received at the
last session Of the Indian Presbytery. The labors
OF the Chinese missionaries OF the Southern Church
have already resulted in the hopeful conversion Of
fourteen youths, two OF whom have been chosen
a call from the Presbyterian church in Embro,
Ontario. He leaves Pictou therefor. Rev. c. r.
o Of %
rlan church, Richmond, Va. The First Presbyte
rian church in Nashville has invited the Rev.
their pastor Rev c. c. Bomber a Of Mount
Pleasant station, has gone to dreenville,
the Of the F Frs s
church IN Lynchburg, Va Rev. Robert Gray has
church, Va. The Presbyterians of Covington, Ky.
recently dedicated new church for themselves. 1t
Is said to be one Of the finest and most convenient
in the country. Rev. DR.. J. NJ WOrrall is the ras-
tor: Rev. j. j. Marks. d. d. has resigned his charge
at Brookville Pa, after three years service, and
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eran in the ministry, alter forty-ive years. faithful
service with the Presbyterian church in Science
tady, N. " has resigned; he will continue to dwell
with his old .parishloners, however. Rev. William
b Dade. for five years pastor OF the congregational
church at Lake City, MIMI has resigned and &C.
cepted charge OF the Presbyterian church at East
Palmyra, N. Y. Rev. Walter COndict, formerly pas
tor OF Calvary Presbyterian church, Newark, N. j.,
Europe. The great revival in Newark, Ohio has
added twenty.six to the Presbyterian church there,
OF which the Rev. Henry Rice Is pastor. Rev. Mel
OF Of EirotB chyf ario
in Syracuse, N. Y, at its last communion received
twenty-five persons into membership; Rev. +. p.
Roe, pastor of the Church OF the Highlands, near
West Point, took in twenty nine during the past
year, ten Of them at the last communion.
The IN, First Presbyterian church Of Denver,
COL, Rev. W. Y. Brown, pastor, has added
seventy-eight to its membership during
the year-thirty eight having joined since October
Fisher has gathered a Presbyterian society of
twenty persons in Mott Haven. N. Y, and the
Presbytery Of Westchester is shortly to organize
them into church. At present service is held at
Braun's Hall Q43d street, near Third avenue), on
every Sabbath morning, by favor OF the First Bap-
tist church, who are soon to occupy their new
church. The Sabbath before Christmas Messrs.
Carson and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Lane Semi
byteran church at Goshen, which has resulted in
twenty eight conversions and additions to the
cnurch up TO the TN inst, when the young men re-
the church.
CONGREG ArIONAL.
Rev. X. b. HOwards church, ut Princeton, ILL.,,
have adopted for the coming year the free seat and
weekly offering system for the support of the Cos
pei. Rev. DIR. Seeey, OF Haverhill Mass, has been
voted furlough OF six months for rest and recup-
GRAFTON, and will sail Immediately for Europe and
the Holy Land, his people meeting his expenses.
The revival In NOrwalk, Ohio, is now in its seventh
week, and shows no sign OF abatement. Over four
hundred conversions are reported. Since Its COM
mencement fifty have united with the Congrega-
tiona Church. Rev. George Lyman has resigned
the passionate OF the church at South Amherst.
Rev. II. +. Dudley, OF Morrisvile n Y, has become
pastor OF the congregational church in Warsaw,
n T.. Rev. w. O'Baldwin, OF West GrotOn, N. j.,
has been called TO labor with the churches at lie
Raysville and Potterve, Pa. Rev. JOS Chandler
has left the Congregational church in West Brattle-
boro. VT; Rev. George W. Kelley has become pas
tor OF the church In Norway Me-; Rev. William u.
Stewart at the close OF his three years. pastOrate
OF the Congregational church Spencerport, N. Y,
soon TO come, will return to the Presbyterian
fold in Rochester whence he came. Rev. Isaac
Clark was installed pastor Of the Elm place
| congregational church, Brooklyn, on the 9th
| instant. Or. Edward Taylor OF Binghamton