The New York herald., 1873-10-26

proceedings OF the old Catholic Congress at Con-
stance this opinion seems 10 be confirmed. The
question VIII, no doubt, have been decided before
the meeting OF the Chambers. Several Deputies OF
the Second Chamber are going to take the initia-
tive In bringing in bills regulating the relations OF
the State TO the Church, unless the government
itself should anticipate them. We are told that
several Deputies OF the Seckreis Southern District
OF Baden) intend to propose very decisive meas
ures with reference to the dotatlon paid to the
Archiepscopal See at Freiburg.
Ministcrial Movements and Changes.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. DR.. Ward, OF Geneseo, has been appointed
agent or the American Bible Society in Central and
Western New York. vice DR.. p. Z. Brown. resigned
Rev. J. O. Lord d. D.. has resigned his pastorate Of
the Central Presbyterian Church OF Buffalo, N. Y,
which he has held Tor thrty-eight years. Rev. Dr.
d. c. McLaren united Presbyte who recently
celebrated his GOLDEN wedding at Geneva, N. Y,
has two brothers, two sons, two sons-in-law and
nephew In the ministry. DR.. J. O. Hepburn and
Mrs. Hepburn, or the Presbyterian Board, have
le this city for San Francisco TO take the steamer
OF the 1st OF November, on their return to Japan,
where they are to resume their missionary work at
Yokohama. The Rev. Arthur Crosby, late OF Kent,
Conn.,, and who has been about four years in the
ministry, was installed pastor OF the Second Pres
pyterian church OF Brooklyn on Sabbath
evening last eleven foreign missionaries have
gone out to their work from the Sunday-school
OF the First Reformed Presbyterian church In Phil
adelpnia The mission to Greece, conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Kalopothakes formerly under the
supervision OF the American and Foreign Christian
Union. has been adopted by the Committee OF the
Southern Presbyterian Church The Rev. Morris
G. Sutphen, d. d. OF this city, will spend the winter
IN Jacksonville, Fla, for his health, and while
there will take charge of the Presbyterian church
In that place. Rev. +. II. Bowman, pastor of the
FIRST Presbyterian church in Memphis, has been cut
on at MS post by the yellow fever. Rev. Dr. West, Of
Park church in Cincinnati A novel missionary
movement is reported by Rev. J. L. Wood
side, who has purchased, In behalf OF the American
presbyterian Mission, seventeen villages from the
Dehra Doom Tea Company native Christian
Colony.n The price paid was 500, 900. This is the
most extensive undertaking OF the kind ever at
tempted IN in India. Rev; George g Curtis, D; D.
last week. Rev. A. O. Roe has accepted the pas
torate OF the Presbyterian church at Clyde, N. Y,
alter pastorate OF thirteen years, has resigned at
Canisteo N. Y. on account OF disease. Rev. H.
Presbyterian church. The eminent Scotch divine.
Rev. Robert >. Candllsh, D. d., died on Sunday
OF the leaders IN the disruption, and since the
death OF DR.. Chalmers has been the most innuen-
tial man in the Free Church. Now that the Evan
McCosh and other Presbyterian divines want
Pan-Presbyterian Council to come together in Old
dered forth the Truth. The Third Presbyterian
church OF Paterson, n j. organized twenty nine
whom united with it on the 18th inst.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The cure OF St. Cloud, France, has discovered q
miraculous water spring In his own parish, so that
pilgrimages to Lourdes may be dispensed with
hereafter. The great pilgrimage to Jerusalem,
middle OF October. An English enthusiast pro-
poses to restore the cloisters OF the Franciscan
tomb Of faithful juliet. This Venerable structure r
was destroyed In 1892 and the monument OF the
lair Capulet has been used lor many years as 9
washtub. The Brotherhood OF st. Vincent de Paul
OF ST. Malachi's church, East New York, has just
founded female half orphan asylum and indus
tions. 1t is to be under the charge OF twelve SIS
ters The mission which has been going on so sue
'qa ~ tae aos
on Sunday evening last. 1t was estimated that
over 200 persons @ were present The missionaries
corner stone q the new Church OF st. Mary,
South Amboy n. J., will be laid on Monday, Octo-
the diocese OF Newark. The new Church OF the
Sacred Heart, to be erected by national subscrip-
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founded the society OF Jesus Rev. w. J. DAILY, OF
the Cathedral, Boston. has been appointed pastor
place OF the late Father Cummins. The Chapel OF
Our Lady Of Lonrdes in Montreal, Is pro;
be .sl$soo the Catholics Of the diocese
OF Arichat, Nova Scotia are building fine
oSn II ae town OF M ane
hate assistant pastor at the Church OF the Sacred
heart, Fan River, Mass, has been transferred to
Provincetown. The Catholics OF W00nsocket, X.
J., are preparing to give grand reception to their
pastor Rev. M. McCabe, who is expected from Europe
field, gave his Congregation, on late Sunday,
very sensible talk on the folly OF employing an extra
ordinary long line OF carriages at funerals instanc-
ing the case or poor man, recently deceased, at
whose funeral there were forty carriages and
great show, while the widow was obliged to solicit
help within week. He advised the different
societies to establish precedent by refusing to
attend funerals when there should be more than
i've carriages besides the hearse. On Monday last
the Rev. F. $. Gardiner, assistant priest in the
Church Of Our Lady Of Victory, Brooklyn, breathed
ms ms last he was young man osy ten hs moRtas Rnan II
Pilot has information that Bishop de We're, OF the
French West India Islands, has just been murdered
Pelletier. The motive for the crime is said TO be
that the Bishop had inherited all the fortune OF
pelletier's father, who was wealthy, Bishop de
We're was consecrated last August, that he mad
very brief eplscopate
EPISCOPALIAN.
Two Episcopalian churches In Baltimore-St.
Luke's and st. Pauls-were robbed on Friday
evening last OF plate valued at $4,000 The Rev.
has received unanimous call to the rectorship OF
Grace church, Newark, N. j. The edince formerly
Baltimore. Nd, has been purchased at cost OF
$l3 000 and Is now .St. Marks church for Colored
People" Bishop M MLittIeosn, OIL Of Long Island has
The Dean OF the General Theological Seminary, Dr.
Seymour, has issued an appeal to the clergy and
| certain improvements at this venerable insti-
tuition. The plans embrace new library, new
| chapel and increased accommodations for the
students and will require an expenditure OF $250O
| Rev. DR.. X N. Morgan, who has been rector OF
| Trinity church, New Rochelle, N. Y, for nearly
| thirty years. has resigned. and intends to remove
| to Stamford. pension has been provided Tor
| him. Bishop Cunmins, OF Kentucky, has been
threatened with the discipline OF his Church. 1t Is
| said. for having communed with non-successionaI
ministers at Dr. Adams church in this city during
| the sessions OF the Evangelical Alliance. DR.. Cum
| minis was originally Methodist, and he still re-
| tains some OF the liberalism OF his early faith and
| training. The late missionary Bishop Of Zanzibar,
whose epistle against the Dean OF Canterbury for
participating In the same service with Bishop Cum
| minis has been extensively published and read,
Is portrayed In udicr0us style in the ObSeyvea,
| which makes a characteristic extract from Stan
| ley's book concerning the Bishop
BAPTIST
A Baptist church has been Organized 0t Salt