The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

little trouble sn It's hands in this wise REV Mr.
saunders, administer at Gargunnock. near sterlinN
| him to return on the 18th OF month. He stayed
away until the 18th, and then, as charged, altered
| the to an and travelled on the ticket. He was
condemned in civil court. having let the case go
by default. His presbytery then took the matter
pealed to the General Assembly and threatens. In
case that body gives verdict against him. to ap-
y 20 ne ey e y u
tive and that he takes great pleasure in tiga-
tions: The case Of Rev; Mr.. Knight; for pubIica-
dalls view Of it. is also to come before the Assem-
ply. ana IN case OF an adverse decision, which Is
civil courts The anaiunioynsts also threaten 70
sue the Assembly for certain ecclesiastical proper
Churchmen.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Next Sunday being Trinity Sunday the annual
collection for the Pope win be taken up in all the
churches OF this diocese and the archdiocese OF
Baltimore. The month OF May has been celebrated
throughout Rome with great piety The churches
OF santa Maria q .Popoo, s. Carlo q Catinar S.
Carlo q Cors0, Santa Marie Maggiore and Gesu
have been densely thr0nged at every service. Nor
are the little affairs at the street forgotten
but Notwithstanding, the buxzt,t are brilliantly H.
Illuminated at night and adorned with flowers. The
Sacrament OF Confirmation was administered on
Ascension Thursday to crowds Of children and
good number Of adults. in the churches Of the AS
sumption Gay and York streetsl and Holy Trinity
(Montrose avenue). ARoman correspondent Of the
Catholic Reuiear writes that in the Italian capital
the evening OF May 8, two well-knOwn and highly
respectable priests were going quietly home
through the Campo Fore when some OF our
neo Romans thought fit to insult them, and one of
them received very cruel blow on the head which
nearly stunned him. A crowd soon formed, and
many honest persons indignant at this outrage,
coran, pastor OF st. Josephs church, took his de-
parture for Europe in the Cunard steamer Russia
nm En6n JhuU fhn for nat Mill i'm fn
the shrine of Carrayagio, North Italy, tohave
been most brilliant success; over fifteen thou
mona and Bresica assisted. The congregation OF
the Passionists, which is very widely extended, has
Belgium and Australia. In this country it has now
five houses. Last week Archbishop Bayley con-
whom were Converts new Catholic uny,ersit y,
giving full courses or sacred and secular educa-
ton Is 70 be founded near St. Joseph Mo-. The
are making the arrangements. and $50 acres or
land have been given for the site Of the new insti-
to Ocean Hill, East New York. The Right Rev. T.
dence, and his Secretary, the Rev. Father Sullivan,
sailed for Europe on Wednesday, the 14th Of May.
for S
the Pope before his return in the Fall. short
time ago. while Rev. Father Early, President Of the
ne was suddenly stricken with paralysis,
OF the Freeman's Journal transmitted yesterday
by steamer bill Of exchange for ss74 Ola birth
| Journal Archbishop McCloskey has administered
the rite OF confirmation to ,346 children IN this
IN the 1r
OF this city, amount to $24. 664 ST. The "nlssion"
at St. Johns church, BROOKLYN after very fruit.
full season. closed on the Goth. The new church OF
long and Is feet wide The spire win be 2io feet
The material will be brick, trimmed with Nova
Scotia stone. The death is announced Of Rev.
Henry william Wilberforce, OF the great
came conVert to komansm and was for as1 many my
brother is the Episcopal Bishop winchester.
The Baptist church In Chester, Pa, have giveA
their pastor, Rev. A. F. Skanafeit four months va
June Rev. D. Mclaughlin, OF Clarksburg, W. Va,
being in IN health, has gone Packs Ferry W. va,
lions OF the Baptists OF Kentucky during the past
year were $23,0OO at least $4,000 more than the ag
dowed male Baptist colleges in Kentucky one at
Georgetown and one at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
These colleges have about two hundred and fifty
The Baptists are the most numerous denomination
OF Christians In the State of Kentucky. numbering
or whom at least $4,000 are colorcd. The
latter have General Association, which
Baptist state Convention held it's annual session
last week at Alexandria. A large proportion OF
the pastors and delegates were slaves previous to
the war. Rev. W. A. Caplinger has just accepted
the pastorate OF the Baptist church at Greenwood
Ind. The Rev: jacob Norris has assumed the pas.
Baptist church OF thirty-three members has been
organized at Greensburg, Pa, over whom Rev K.
G. Morgan will take the pastoral oversight The
Rev. J. H. Ruby, lately OF Omaha, Neb. having
committed some indscrerions prejudiciai to his
the Baptist CHURCH. he has BEEN expelled rom the
pulpit and from Fellowship in the church, whose
dence OF the churches or membership in Chris
tiau church," The First Baptist church Of
he Rav yhG have enrsnas q ea t.
is Thought the invitation will be accepted
AT st. Paul, Mimi, Baptist church is being built
dred thousand dollars. 1t is said to be the
wealthiest Baptist church west Of the Mississippi
River. The Baptist churches at Middletown, N. j.,
and Roxborough, Pa, retain the apostolic GUS
tom o. laying on Of hands, on all baptized beliey
in Rhode Island also practise the rite. The Rev.
Handel @. Mott, father OF the late Rev. A. Kingman
Mott, few years ago pastor Of the First Baptist
torate in Fan River, Mass, ana all three POI Of
B. Gillette has lately closed his long and successful
pastorate at Shiloh, N. j., and entered on mission
ary work for the western Seventh-day Baptist
memorial against Romish practices in the
| Church OF England signed by upwards OF sixty
thousand persons, has been presented to the Arch
| bishops OF the Church. The memoriallsts asked
| that the Bishops OF the Church should exercise
their authority for the entire suppression OF
! monies and practices adudged to be Illegal; to
| protect them and their families in the admission
| OF candidates to holy orders, in the licensing OF
curates and the distribution OF patronage from the
! teaching which, when taken in Its plain and OBJ
| viOus meaning, is subversive OF those truths to
/ which their Protestant Church, as keeper and wit
OF Holy Writ. had ever borne its faithful testi
/ mOny. The Archbishops undertook to draw up and
circulate reply. and further promised that every
thing in their power should be done to prevent in
fractions OF the law At the late OF the Irish
Synod resolution was introduced explanatory OF
! the Black Rubrc denying the real presence in
| the eucharistic clements. But alter much discus
| sion 1t was shown from the Bennett case that the
/ Courts took no cognizance whatever OF the
| Rubrlc or the declaration attached thereto, and
that such resolution as proposed would be worse
| than useless. II was, therefore, laid aside. The
! restoration Of the Cathedral OF Chester, Eng.
| land, is nearly completed All the south side and
! part OF the north are finished. An Evangelical
Union church has been established at Constantine
ple the object OF which Is to supply some OF the re.