The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

assistant pastor Of St. Mary's church, Chicago, is
In sssS1 rs!. visiting with friends and taking
The oatSocs Of PoushSeepse, e w. on have sT par
by archbishop McCloskey on the name Of
The isth 18th and i4th Of August next have BEEN
sns S1
denverance from her present Affections. The Lit
Sny al inc anss Is tas and
slon go to Communion on the Feast Of the Assump-
Litany with this intention 'V on only % one Of
these days an indulgence OF seven years Is granted
vile, ILL.,, which they pect to complete this sum
mer Kew; James Donneliy one OF the lately or
burg, Pa, has been appOin led assistant with the
Rev. William Pollard at the Church OF st. Johns.
Blrmlnghami,: EeS Father Kelley Of st. Michaes
last while bathing in the surf at Atlantic City, N. j.
He was an xpertswimmer. but while in the water
back, and he died almost instantly The Rev.
Father Nee has been transferred by Archbishop
rine's, Sing Sing. Father Newman, just from col
lege, has been appointed to aesist the Rev. Father
Be- IN ST. Feather
church, Barclay street. Father sater is appointed
to st. Patrick's, Father Gleason to ST. Mary's and
Father O'Dougherty to ST. jcr0me's, Mott Haven.
They are all young preachers. fresh from their
ecclesiastical studies. The Catholics OF Kentucky
| number 10000. DR.. w. Henry Warren, writing to
the Christian Advocate OF thus city concerning the
moral condition OF Rome Italy. says there are 1886
churches IN that city, one ior every day In the year
the best efforts OF the best endowed natures They
have the grandest and hottest associations. are
OF mans architectural ability, single Of them
costing twice as much as all the Methodist churches
with the best designs Of artists that God lowered
with wOndrous ability. At their affairs Ii an almost
| perpetual service, where priests, gorgeous in silk
and gold, intOne melllnuOus prayers; where tidy
| boys swing censers Of perfume, and where magnf-
cent voices chant anthems sacred Tor 1000 years.
The aziness, rapacity and moral vileness of priests
In that city he says has passed INTO prOverb. The
sons OF Eli can make themselves vile while they
handle holy vessels He adds ~ have seen them
joke in the midst or the most solemn scenes and
| while engaged in the most serious services. And
he gives Illustrations OF this spirit which came
| under his own observation. He says he never saw
so clearly the utter useessness OF machinery, man.
ners and millinery for salvation. Art has power,
heather In his life than when he stood III the
Trinita del Pelegrini to look at Guido's picture.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Rev. J. s. Atwel has become rector of st.
Stephens church. savannah, Ga. Rev. H. M. Bar
ss e Rev NJ " San psSn
Ind. has taken charge or st. James Mission. In
danapos. Rev A. Goldsborongh has assumed the
F. Harrison has taken charge Of St. Pauis church.
Troy, n Y. Rev. s. F, Mines has gone to st. Johns
church., Peoria, III. Rev. c. S. Percval has been
transferred to Emmanuel church, ROckport. Ill.
Rev. W. $. Speirs has become pastor OF. Grace
boidt, Mo-, has settled at Wichita, Kansas The St.
Georges (HanOver square) vestry have adopted an
address to the Bishop of London, praying His Lord
ship to exert his authority in protecting the
wives and families of Churchmen from those cler-
gymen who are seeking to Introduce auricular con-
1esslon from which 1t would seem that the high
churchmen are not going to have 1t all their own
way without some snow OF resistance on the part
tenn has been abolished in St. Paus, Council Blufs.
The voluntary system works to charm. Rev. W.
~ Lloyd has resigned the charge OF Trinity church,
weymouth MASS. owing to impaired health. The
new Memorial churrh being built in Hoboken, N. j.,
by Mrs. Stevens, h rapidly approaching compile
soonest edihces in the State. The Episcopalians in
Chicago organizing the Ceicago Church Guild OF
which the Bishop president and the rectors OF the
several churches vice presidents. Among other
things the Society Will aim to establish thorough
system OF missionary visitation.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Presbyterian church and society OF Andover
n j., have extended call to the Rev. Bentley s.
Foster, OF DunmOre, Pa, to become their pastor.
Rev. j. II. Clark has resigned his pastorate at Cas-
tile, n Y. and that pulpit is again vacant. Rev.
PresSsterian church at savannah n Y on the 'a I'd
inst. Mr.. w. G. Templeton has just been received
| terrain church Philadelphia. Rev. G. Warrington,
Of Atco' \. y has resigned and gone to Beech
church, West Philadelphia, Rev. $. W. DANA pas
| tor, mas Increased its membership In five years
rom s 81 per s ann"m eesdes GUIDING
neat chapel at a cost Of si5.24e. Shiloh (col-
ored) Presbyterian church, formerly OF Prince
and Marion streets, has deserted its old build
| ing and commenced holding services in Repub-
lican Hall, Broadway and Twenty-third street.
| The old church edifice Is to be sold for business
| purposes and new building is to be put up in
central location up town: Rev. Or. II. H. Garnet
been preaching to the Scotch church In Fourteenth
| street Qate DR.. Sutphen's) with much acceptance
for several months concludes his labors there to-
| day, and during the summer vacation the church
| will be thoroughly repaired within and without.
Dr. John Thompson, OF the Thrty.lourth street
/ nhr rYNb hoe hnr triyn tn aud
Rev. George J. Mingins will supply his pulpit in the
meantime. Rev. M. D. Kneeland was last week
Waterloo N. Y. His two predecessors in the pulpit,
whose plnisttTy occupied over halt century, were
Huron, Ohio, has gone to Norwak, same State.
Rev. L. s. Handy has been called to the pastorate
Of the PRESBYTERIAN church Of Bet hsa Ala;
Presbyterian a Ae end Hss' Is SSissso under
The hsv R. E S has sa psn
chased, tor $4,000, a suppressed Roman Catholic
church and monastery for the use Of the santa
| The Rev. William Speer. d. D., Secretary Of the
Presbyterian Board OF Education, with the cordial
few months OF rest and recreation. The Rev. f. r.
Beadle, D. D., and the Rev. George T. Wiswell,
since The Rev rn ann sa Murphy Sef DIS
and and the Rev. j. Addison Henry Henry also OF Of
Philadelphia, have been In Europe since May.
CONGREGATIONAL AND UNITARIAN.
Only ten OF the Congregational churches in Kan
sas are setsuppOrting Twenty-Five churches
have been organized the past year, averaging
twelve members each; and sixteen OF these have
been supplied with minister's. Massachusetts has
now 507 Congregational churches and 81. 462 men,
bers therein. Last year 2,7l9 Of these were added
on profession of faith. These figures show gain
OF four churches and 900 members during the year.
Rev. Edward Halves has resigned his nine years.
pastorate Of the Central church, Philadelphia He
expects to 60 to the North church, New Haven
Conn. In consequence of protracted ill-health
Rev. D. b. Gray has resigned the charge OF
the Second congregational church, in oakland
California. Mr.. William II. MCDOWELL has been
Rev. j. F. Merriam has resigned his pastorate over
the First Congregational church in Pennington
Conn. The Rev. Joseph Parker, ID. d. OF London
the author of "Ecce Deus" Is coming to this
country next month for short visit DR.. Parker
Is man OF note among English Congregationaists
and he Will have q warm welcome from his
brethren In America. Rev. William A.
p. Willard, of the Unitarian church at