The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09

succ cd The deercst iesrect. the most intense nd
mlration Cod speed the coming OF tire day whea
the want long irit by pi0 - Catholic hearts NAV De
supplied, and that day will be bright one for the
Catholic religion and the world.
The wflter does not desire 10 ce these opinions
on any one. He merely suggests the n as worthy
the attention of all Catholics On all sides ne
thoughts OF many piOus and worthy people on
reading this communication. The Latin service is
so ancient, they say. AMI supp orted by such high
and venerab Q authority; ny means Of II ar tine
admirable uniformity o. the Liturgy tnroue hout
the whole world, and it binds ali the churches more
Sciosey to the See or Rome by reminding them or
taeir dependence on the Vicar o, Christ. And
though to him these arguments albeit entitled to
the utmost resnect and consideration, are Insult.
CT mt and unsatis actory yet he is Wiling to Dept
them and continue ths use OF the Lat n service
without murmur, If only the abuse to which ne
has alluded could be condemned and tho Ouxhlv
eradica ed from the practice OF the Church. Or this
he win speak at length hereafter. NJ. H. J.
Anglican liberation OF tho Roman
Catholic Church In India.
After consulting the Archbishop and Vicar Apos.
tolc OF Western Bengal on the subject, the Cover
nor General Of India in Council has directed that
the folio wing articles shall be supplied to Roman
Catholic churches built by the government for the
use OF European soldiers within the cost specified
against each:-0ne tabernacle inside covered
with silk; one pyx with silver cup. inside gilt; one
chacc silver cup, inside gilt; one monstrance, six
altar clndlestlcks and cIuchX, two Cfuets and one
Zone set OF ttree), altar vestments OF silk, five sets
Of the hve coois; two copes, one white and one
black, OF silk huneral s0r benedictiOn, altar linen,
comprising Abs, altar covers, communion cloth,
&C., &c. The above articles will be supplied by the
Military Department. at an aggregate COST The
churches IN question are also to be supplied by the
Public Works Department with one bookstand, one
amirah for altar vestments, &C., at least Jour eet
long by two 1eet five inches broad; three altar
chairs Tor OIiciant and assistants. one table and
three chairs for the vestry one iont and cover at
fixtures, vlz.-seats and kneelng accommodation
for the congregation, altar table, communion RAN,
pulpit, punkhas where required, and appai atus or
lighting. When a church Is to be FURNISH Il, the
Officer Of the Public Works Department VINO Is
charged with the work should communicate with
view to afford the congregation oppof tunity OF
furn sllng the church In more costly style should
they wish to do So
English Missionary Bishops.
Three new English missionary Bishops, the Rev.
p. s. Royston, the new Bishop OF Mauritius In sue
cession to the Right Rev. DR.. Huxtable; the Rev.
w. A. Russell, M. A., who has been appo nted to
have charge OF the missions in China; and the Rev.
Henry R0wiey, NJ A., the first BisnOp o. the new
See or Madagascar were consecrated in Westmin
ster Abbey on December Is.
ministerial Movements and Changes.
METHODIST.
The Wesleyans and the "New Connection"
Methodists o; Canada are about uniting their
forces. The Bible Christians and the Primitive
MethOdists have voted against union, and the
Episcopal Methodists Of that country have also de-
cided to stay out in the cold. In India the Sun
day school work begins to show signs OF good re-
suits. According to Rev. 7. Craven, Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Mission (Americanl, the Mcth0dlsts
have 800 Sunday scholars in Lucknow, in Morada-
bad $50, in CawnpOre 200 and in Roy Bareiy 150-
making 1900 In all, and this same progress. which
characterzes other stations well, is only stayed
rov nf
who was baptized by DR.. Newman, at
Washington CITY, several months ago, has
abandoned his intention OF making law his profess
sion, and proposes to study for the ministry and
return to Japan and establish q Methodist Epis-
copal church Bishop DOggett of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, reports increase In members and
preachers in all the Southwestern Conferences he
has attended. Bishop Early, OF the Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church South. is so Ill that his death Is
expected every moment. He Is confined to his bed
and unable to rise, as he Is helped by friends
The Methodist Board OF Bishops hold their next
meeting in this city on Monday, April 7. Rev. Will
liam Searles, or the Central New York Conference g,
has just entered upon his duties as chaplain
OF the New York State Prison at Auburn.
Rev. II. b. Cassavant OF Cape Girardeau,
NO., who has spent few days In this city seeking
aid for his Church work, left for home last week.
Bishop Wiley and DR.. Rust have reached their
homes in Cincinnati safe and well after their cx-
tended tour in the Southwest Bishop James, DR..
E. o. Haven and their genial travelling companion
Rev. s. w. DunscOmb, have returned from their
months tour in the South. They bring very en-
couraging report OF the work In the Southern Con-
ferences which they visited. Rev. J. Miller, pastor
at Edna, Mo-, has been transferred by Bishop
Wiley to the Texas Conference and stationed at
Austin. Bishop Yeakel. OF the Evangelical Asso-
citation, familiarity known as Albright Methodists. is
very Ill. At Clyde, Central New York, great
work Is still In progress. At latest dates 100
new converts had already united with
the Methodist Episcopal Church, under the super
vision OF Rev. Mr.. Chandler. A considerable num-
Der OF the students Of Pittsburg Female College
have prolessed conversion in the revival meetings
now in progress. In the Methodist Episcopal
church in Montclair, n j., revival is in progress
and several conversions are reported; at Harper's
Ferry station 10 conversions reported: at North
port, L. l., 81 were received on probation on jan
uary 20; in Delaware avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Buffalo, SO; In Marshall, ILL.,, IS; in Green
vile, N. j.. last Sunday, tue FOrty-third street
assistance OF Rev. l.. Clements and 20 were con-
verted during the day. The PASTORS wife died
1 Gaep the psop
ROMAN CATHOLIC
The Christmas collections IN this city for the
s2s 245 ~. The Bishop OF Tarpes Is about to form
religious society called alter the Immaculate Con-
ception at LOurdes. The Very Rev. DR.. Moriarty.
o. S. A.. has concluded his very able course OF lee
lures IN Philadelphia, reviewing the charges OF
Froude The ceremony OF blessing the stations OF
the cross took place Sunday evening at the Church
OF Our Lady OF Loreto, Hampstead, Rev. 4.
Mcsherry, pastor. The ceremony was well at
tended and many OF the city folk went down to
Hampstead for the occasion. Archbishop McClos-
key administered the sacrament Of confirmation
nj the Church OF the Most Holy Redecmer, Third
street, last Sunday evening, to $50 children. The
diocese OF Reti Italy, was formally consecrated
TO the Sacred Heart OF Our Blessed Lord
on December 10. majority OF the Catholic do
In Europe are at present under the protection
OF the Sacred Heart The Society OF the Living
Rosary counts over SOC, 900 members in France
alone. Father Morel, a celebrated Benedictine
preacher and author, attached to the famous
Abbey Of Einsiedlen, died recently at an advanced
age Father Leineweber, OF Munich, has been sem
fenced to six months Imprisonment for the crime