The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08


Heart, when special prayers are offered for the
Pope, the bishops, priests and other orders OF
cercs ON Nay roUs pac g. ~ '6s
RUS The liquencati0n OF tine blood occurred as
usual at eight O'Clock In the morning. after iorty
ties attended. and although the weather was rain
ing the streets were crowded by thousands OF per-
sons who witnessed the miracle with evident fer
usually kept In splendid chapel leading out OF the
cathedral. II was built IN 1857, m commemoration
OF the cessation OF the plague. IL Is or large pro-
portions, and its facade is 0rnamented WIN i0ur
s.upendous columns OF rare green marble the
The rite OF confirmation Will then be admins
tered In 50, James cathedral Brooay pas, oy
Byan Of aouE E NEXT w Sunday ere II
ST. Johns College, BROOKLYN on the christian
Priesthood The Church OF the Holy Cross In
Flatbush will be dedicated to-day by Bishop Lough-
lin. Rev. Father Dumahut, apostolic missionary
in Lapland. Is now in this city seeking aid to es-
tablish college or training school In the North
Pole mission Tor training young men for the work
OF the mission. He has lately come from New
Orleans, where his work received due consldera-
with the Church OF the Holy Redeemer, in Third
street. He gives very favorable account OF his
Liable Bernard. The beautiful new church OF
Bnghamton. n. Y, viii be ready for dedication
$4,000 has been already expended on its cree
ti0n OF which $45, 900 was collected by the veneer
outside his parish, thereby considerably relieving,
by mis- energetic zeal, his own people; The Rev.
James Ludden, pastor OF Little Falls has already.
completed his arrangements for the erection OF
q fine Gothic church in his parish, at an estimated
cost of $4,000. The catholic Revfeeo has been pay
ing special attention OF late to 'stigmatizatons"
both In Europe and in America. This weeks issue
contains remarkable case OF the Widow Palmer
OF Oria, Italy, described by Dr. -Gourbeyre.
These stigmatzers are becoming so frequent as to
attract public attention both here and abroad.
The Rev. L. D. Senez. pastor OF ySt Mary's, In
Jersey City, will leave for Europe next Wednesday.
In consequence OF his falling health he is not ex-
pected to return. The Rev. p. Corrlgan. OF st.
ton of the new Jesuit College OH the grounds adj
joining ST. Peters church. Jersey CITY, will soon be
and Library Association OF Jersey City have pur-
chased plot Of ground containing three lots at
the corner OF Central and Hoboken avenues.
to serve the purposes OF free library, reading
room and public hal. The edifce will be "dedl-
ment OF the people on the hilI.n John Il. McPher-
son donated lot adjoining the plot mentioned to
tached to st. Bonface's Catholic church, Jersey
City, have purchased plot OF ground adjoining the
Church Gnu s for de erection q schoohouse ne Right
the Of Bernard hMc9uade father o. the pres
srsi Of New York, where there NV were . only
ter's Mr. McQuade's house was No. 25 Sussex
street. Rev. j. L. Conron, pastor OF St. PETERS,
New Brighton staten Island, has gone 70 Ireland
at Tullamorc. the home OF his ancestors Rev.
Father Treacy, OF HOboken, has been promoted
Thinner, OF Seton Hall, takes his place. The ques-
ton OF dividing Hobokcn into two parishes TO pro-
vide for the wants SO sadly felt by the Catholics,
especially the children, is again vigorously agi.
tated.
The Ninth Congregational church OF Portland,
Me-, has called and ordained Mr.. b. f. Leavitt to
their pastorate. The Congregational church at
cost $4,000. A new congregational church is be-
ing erected In Wayne, OHIO, also Rev. r. G. Swim
covered as to be able to preach in the Congrega-
tional church at Milton Wis, but sitting in chair
instead q standing The Leaytt street church
communion seasons without additions to the men,
bershp. In little than four years 1856 persons
General Convention OF COngregatiOnalists OF YER
mont will meet at Middlebury, June II. The Con-
gregationalists OF Norwich building church on
land presented by MRS. General Williams. Mr..
Edwin >. Gould has been called to the Free church
In Providence X; !. Rev. William House, formerly
N. H., and will be installed in few weeks The
Rev. Newman Hail. OF London. expects to visit
America again. next August, and go upon iectur-
Ing tour, in case he can get a release from his
present ministerial duties
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. d. L. Moody, OF Chicago, IL going to England
to labor In the lay field so abundantly cultivated
engsn mr. ths @ me o. s
sent over EGO to pay the expenses OF Mr.. Moody
and his wife to their new field OF operations. The
Universalists propose TO build national church at
Washington and have appointed Rev. q: II. Fay
as minister in charge. Neither Universalism nor
an has s .na
much the form OF religion for those who
do not wish any, and TOO little for those
who do. SO says the Examiner ana chronicle. The
new Unitarian Church Of the Unity In st. Louis
has just removed an incubus on its usefulness IN
the form OF debt OF $l3,4O Mrs. Celia Burlegh
has not resigned her ministerial charge in Brook
lyn, Conn.,, but has taken vacation therefrom
until September. Rev. Edward G. Gould has ac-
cepted the past0ratc Of the First Unitarian church
OF Waltham, Mass. Rev. L. f. Beckwith has ac-
cepted the call OF Christ church tunitarian),
preaching at Northumberland, Pa. There are 5000
auxiliaries to the Bible Society in the United
States through whose agencies more than thirty
million have been distributed. The society prints
and distributes 5000 Bibles every day. The two
Holland churches OF Milwaukee are uniting to form
one strong and compact society. The regents OF
the University OF the State Of New York have con-
ferred the honorary degree OF N. D. on the Rev.
Crittenden has resigned the secrctaryship OF the
American and Foreign Christian Union, which
he has held for two years. He has been succeeded
in the New York University. The Rev. j. Pster
has resigned his passionate OF the Fourth Reformed
church OF Baltimore. His resignation takes effect
August l. Rev. w. DieckmanD, OF Carlisle, Ohio,
has accepted call to the Reformed Dutch church
in New Bremen, Ohio. Rev. DIR. ID. II. Birkenthal,
Of Albany. N. Y, has been elected minister OF the
Columbus, Ga. Hebrew congregation. The con.
gregation "Anshi zophim,n Of Ogdensburg N. y.
have elected TO similar position Rev. Alexander
Rehfeld, OF Oswego, N. Y. Elder N G. Worrel, Of
the same church. has changed from Golden City,
9. T.. to Erie. Weld county, G.. T.. Rev. DR..
gregation Anshi Chesed for eight years. preached
his farewell sermon yesterday. With the dedica-
tion OF their new synagogue on Lexington avenue
the congregation will install new preacher. The
Unitarians OF Troy are about to erect church
there to cost $35,000 or $4,000. Provision will be
made therein for the Friends to worship also.