The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

nh az nd ,on, =; a., 40 AZ carpenters station,
80 members has been organized by Rev Turnbui
on On Is 20 have
society 100 have been Converted since the begin
ILL.,, continues with remarkable success, and over
1000 ,n conversions are , reported In ten days
in this city has recently added iso to
It's membership, and now proposes to build
what what they Expect VIII be the largest and
suited IN 60 accessions to the church. AT Crystal
have been brought into the church. At Cornell
Memorlal church, In Seventy-slxth street. New
over a hundred persons have professed Conversion
Ia the Methodist church In Salem, oregon, and the
REVIVAL al continues new Methodist Episcopal cir
cuit mas becn organized on the Wcser and Payetta
rivers Rocky Mountain conference, by Rev. q. G.
Aliendsr gracious revival work, resulting In
friends Of the new church movement. In Monon
gahela City Pa, over 100 conversions are reported
the Southern & SsSS Ea s haSs
mad 100 , additions TO their church III Col
Silver Star and Virginia CITY IN the Deer Lodge
district Montana Territory. The great revival In
winchester, va. under Rev. DR.. Rosser, continues
with unfiaggng interest. Between January 3 and
February IL a7s conversions took place in the
Methodist Church South, $50 OF whom have united
other churches During the week ending February
IL 4s were converted The sacred fire Is spreading
also held, and conversions are also reporsea. AZ
Iempersnceville, Pa, geo have protested CONVEX
recent revival. -Four weeks protracted meet
ings in Shelby street Methodist Episcopal church,
cessions. The health of Bishop Early, Of the Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church South has greatly improved
ke MS Of tn Wi @
asylum there. Rev W. j. Aldrich, Of GreenSviiie,
| ana Ia laid up unable, 1t Is said, to engage In
pastoral work for several months to come. Rev.
Dr. e; Q; Haven, Secretary of the Board OF Educa-
ton. left this city last week for Minnesota where
ne Is to spend couple of Sabbaths. The condition
Of DR.; Scer of Baltimore has much improved dur
day and his friends hope that he viii be able ere
Long Long to get ont among them again. Rev. Thomas
Sheer son OF Or. Henry Scer, Is aiding Dr. Ridga-
way in this city in the revival meeting in st.
James Jan church Rev Philip Germond and wife OF
day last for months journoyings in the South.
Dr. Ialmage and Rev. Z. y. Glover. OF Nostrand
cnan9od episcopal church Brookn ex
preaching in the Academy of Music.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The C0ngregatiOnalistS Of Springfield, Mass,
have located q liberal" Congregational church in
the north end Of that city, to which all Christians
the mission fields OF the American board the
Congle0dtionaltst says that Rev. ". 8. Alexander
is to be transferred from Austria to the new mis-
sion, and that another missionary is to be sent
there as soon as possible to take hold OF the work
Mta MIN nhs number NJ Of churches
0ss7. Of THESE 522 were added during the last
year, 2a5 on profession. The First church
| in PittSfeld, Mass, celebrated their one hun.
dred and ninth anniversary on Friday, Feb.
ruary I. A church was organized with twenty
luary s. The Quarterly Conference of Congrega-
tonal churches in New York, Brooklyn and vlcin-
| ity was held In DR.. Scudders church, Brooklyn on
the 18th inst, when q discussion was held on Ire.
sponsive Psalm Reading and Expository Preach.
Ing and the Reading Of the Scriptures" Very
| gratifying reports were received from the several
churches. Mr.. G. w. Merrill, of Chicago Seminary,
has accepted the call of the church at St. Charles
pastorate OF the church In North Haven on &C.
count Of impaired health. Rev. s. NJ. Hageman
gatlonai church. Paterson, n. J. Rev. Robert
West. pastor OF the Presbyterian church In Ludlow,
KY, has accepted call to the congregational
ROMAN CATHOLIC .M
On Thursday, 18th February, the Most Rev.
dreo, and the Right rev Bishop McNeirney to AIS
at Stephens church, New York. Father Lane will
ready for divine service on tho first Sunday in
March Next "Wednesday is the beginning of Lent
Ash Wednesday. Yesterday was the Feast of the
Char OF st. Peter at Antioch, as we'll tho ami
yersary OF the birth Of George Washington. It was
therefore duly COMMUNICATED with hign masses in
Catholic Union OF this city. DR.. Preston preached
IN the former and Or: Braun in the latter. The
| to the Pope and one to tho French government,
| demanding coadjutor bishop In his diocese.
on Of the strength o G n
reaction, which is happily taking place just now all
over France; An Italian pilgrimage to the Holy
Land for Easter Is being arranged by society es-
incredibly small, and the Journey viii only last ffiy
sented most touching and alfectonate address
to the Pope. 1t breathes sentiments OF affection
st. Pauls Roman Catholic church. Brooklyn, has
gone to South Carolina TO recruit his health. The
of very k Faqes
| Emmittsburg, on last Sunday night, Is reported.
The sad event has cast goem over the Noun.
Father Burlando was Superior Of the
Sisters OF Charity In the United States, and
Rev Father BRADY, pastor OF St. Patricks church,
steamer san Jacinto 70, for Savannah and the South
Keaghan, his assistant takes charge Of the parish
in his absence, assisted by Rev. Father Brady. A
| late Very Rev. Father Coskery will be said in the
Cathedral Thursday 2Ith. over thirty thousand
aready tss gnsa the
bishops will assemble at Fulda this month
to protest. against the new German laws
! against the Church. The Bishop OF PaderbOrn has
already addressed o document to Berlin against
this niquity, and other ecclesiascs intend to fol-
| test to be made at Fulda. Two very opposite Pc
titons are at present being signed all over France
part of public education, the other for its abo
ton: The former, published by the Catholics, al
ready contains 10000 signatures and the LATTER
Bradley, rltualist EpiscOpaisn, OF this city, who
went to England some time ago to study Cath0-
cisn, has lately been confirmed at the English Col
lege at Rome and Is to enter the Catholic priest
hood.
BAPTIST.
Ebenczer Primitive Baptist church, Baltimore,
has determined to erect meeting house to supply
the wants OF Its increasing congregation A site
has been selected and $4,000 subscribed. The est-
mated cost OF the lot and building Is $4,000 There
Is precious work Of grace now in progress in ALI
gan, Mich, reaching all classes The whole tewn
seems pcrvaded by its influence. Tho Baptist
church has been for six months and Is still with
out pastor. 1t numbers over o hundred men,
first step toward good enterprise In the way OF o
new .house Of worship adapted to its increasing
men were immersed on Sunday evening by Rev.
J. Spencer Kennard; At the Irving street
| state OF religious Improvement. Revival meetings
| have been held for the past two weeks. Fourteen