The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-15


ferred upon him. Rev. Alexander IL. futile, pas
tor OF Lafayette church. Jersey City, sailed on Sat
months his Dupt viii BE- Supplied BY Professor H.
A. BUTTE, Of Drew Seminary. The anniversary OF
St. Marks tcolored) church. Rev. william u: but
Ter Ter, pastor, will be held today Rev. K. M. Strat-
ton, OF Yonkers, and Drs. Curry and King OF this
CITY, VIII offlciate during the day.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Trinity ordinations at the Provincial Semi
nary, Troy, n. Y, Bishop Wadhams, OF Ogdens-
PRddrg % Sciatng raised to priests orders Keys
reward L. McGinley, Michael W. Newman, Edward
diocese diocese; Reys John ]. Mcdonald. Richard ".
diocese Of Albany N. Y Revs John ]. Dcnneliy,
Water b. Golden, Thomas A. Hendrick, William
eriy' OF the diocese Of Rcchess s n. Y;
Rev. John A. Mulcahy, OF Hartford, Conn.,, and
Rev. John Michaud, OF burlington, Iowa. The
John s. Coiston, John +. Ftzharris William ]. Foy,
John J. kiordan: Diocese Of Aibany-Reys Patrick
Boston-Revs. James ]. Chittick, John McNulty.
Diocese OF Rochester-Rey. Michael 7. Madden.
Of springaeld~Kev. James +. Canavan. Diocese
OF Ogdensburg- Thomas Piunkett Besides
these there were twenty,tnree sub-deacons
received tonsure. At the Buffalo Cathedral
Mess $. Day, Lumny and Pitass 'o. received all
Mr.. Connoy 81 ssb.deaconshp and ni'' deaconsSp.
Rev. Edward Brady. OF the congregation OF st.
Paul, was ordained by Archbishop McCloskey on
the It'll inst. at the Churcn oil ST. Paul the Apostle
Fiity-nintn street, New York. At the Grand Semi
nary OF Montreal Revs. II. j. Barry OF Boston, and
l.. o. Chaplt. OF Montreal, were made priests. and
Reys. L. kasanagD, A. LOri0n. o. Montreal; J. u
Mcdonald IA. j. Mcmillan, Char ioLtetown; D walsh
Hamilton; J. II Duagan, u. +. McGrath, Hartford;
deacons. Not many days since very large pill
grimage started from WHERE'S, France, for
dpea IN numee haa Scarcely Teache@
ere they found that already three equally
numerous bands OF deyOtees had arrived before
them; 1000 persons had come from Ardeche.
l2JO from Tulle and 500 from Marseilles. The little
town was alive with them, aud the road to the
sanctuary presented both an animated and an
singing hyans and carrying lights and banners
The magnificent church, Duilt over the grotto is
ces have taken place here within the past few
months, and at Palermo and Lucca. Italy, two per-
drinking the water carried from the grottO. A
great pilgrimage took place on Whit Sunday to the
shrine OF our Lady OF the HaWthornes, in Cham
IN all parts of France and Belgium.
Ground was broken on Wednesday last for new
building ior the second Baptist church of Phiadel-
pha. Next Wednesday the corner stone or the
Land. The Second Baptist church OF Lawrence,
Mass, have called Rev. J. GIN, Of south Berwick,
St. Paul. MINI. Next Sunday Rev. J: P. Hunter, of
Upland Pa, Will assume charge OF the Baptist
church at Apollo, Pa. The Baptsts Of Johns,own
build new one in better location At the
recent annual meeting OF the Trenton IN. ~
bership Of 4,726; 40 Sunday schools and 1858
scholars. Last Thursday week the new Baptist
church which cost $4,000 was dedicated in Cam
den, N J. 1t is built in the Gothic style OF Yardley
brown stone, trimmed with green stone: The
architect who IS member OF the church, has
own services. The Pittsburg (Pa.) Associa-
ton, at its late session, admitted SIX new
been formed at the begnnng of this month a
by members OF the First ana Union churches OF
Plttsourg. Ii Will be known as the Fourth avenue
Baptist church hencelorth. Rev. J. D. Donovan, of
North Sunderland, Mass, has accepted a call to
Brookline. VT. Rev. Il. E. thomas, OF Newton
Seminary, has accepted call to North Tewkes-
by the Rev. L. j. Matteson with the Baptist church
at Brattleooro', w., 1853 members have been added
to the church, which now numbers AGA beaut-
1ul church building, Tree from debt has also been
erected. meeting house at West BrattleborO'
has also been purchased and a new church started
there under favorable auspices. The Baptist busl
ness men Of Iowa have held State convention in
the interest OF missions, when they resolved to
give time and money and experience to the fur
therance OF Baptist missions in Iowa. The Clinton
avenue church, Trenton, N. j., reorganlzed toward
the end OF last month, has membership of iorty
now, and intends shortly to build church edifice.
Rev. John Cheshire filled the pulpit OF the Strong
place church, Brooklyn, last Lords day. with
tist church Of Railway, n. j., has accepted and
been installed pastor OF the Baptist church OF New
Market, N. J. During the proceedings OF the late
Memorial Convention in Richmond, Va, deega-
ZION OF cOlOred Bapt1St ministers were excluded
from the place OF meeting. The affair has created
considerable excitement In Baptist circles, and
North and South the leading men In the Conven-
ton are rushing into print to eXonerate them
selves and to throw the blame on the over-Zeaous
policemen who kept guard around the council
chamber, and acted in this matter not only with
out authority but against 1t. The colored men had
been specially invited to attend, but they had to
depart without enjoying the meetings. and received
only insult for their trouble. Rev. j. s. EZell,
Baptist minister of Spartansburg. s. c. who has
been serving out q five years sentence in Albany
as Ku KluXer, has just been pardoned by the
President at the instance Of his Northern brethren
PRESBYTERIAN.
According to report made to the United Pres
byterian General Assembly One.nlnth oil the Pres
byterian congregations are without houses OF wor-
ship. Rev. Thomas Beverdge, d. d., for many
years q professor In the Theological Seminary OF
the Associate church. in Canonsburg, Pa, died
lately aged seventysix years. Few churches IN
Montreal are represented to be more thoroughly
alive to Christian work than the American Presby
terrain charge In that CITY, This congregation have
just celebrated their sem-centennial, and under
their edince. Its pastor is Rev. George Ii. Wells,
formerly Congregational minister in Illinois,
and among the active agencies OF his
kew. Frederick Knighton, PHI d., pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, oxford, N. J. (the scene of
the labors OF David Bralnerd among the Indians),
has accepted the charge OF the Brainerd Institute.
at Cranberry, N J. Dr. Knighton took charge OF
the church at Oxford, in 1854, since which time
three new churches have been organized by
colonies from 1t, while 1s4 new members have been
added to the original church. Rev. DR.. John Hall
anu Kew LII. SCHdH SdleQ yesterday LOT u
brief vacation on the other side u the ocean.
Rev. Charles S. Pomeroy ID. D., OF the Ross street
Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, has received and
accepted call to the Second Presbyterian church
In Cleveland, Ohio. Rev. NJ G. Mann member OF
the Presbytery OF Newark and lately from the
Universities of Berlin and Tubingen, has been
commissioned by the Home Board to take charge
OF the Eugene City (Oregon) Presbyterian church.
One-seventh OF the whole amount contributed to
foreign missions was given by the churches
In the Presbytery OF New York. Rev. Hugh
o. Pentecost has resigned the passionate
The congregation at wtstfeld, N. " have raised
$780, 900 TO build a new sanctuary. 1t will be re-
membered their house Df worship was destroyed
by fire some time ago, and 1t Is their purpose to
replace it with an ed1ce in keeping with the
pecuniary strength OF the society and the demands
OF the times. Rev. ]. s. Root was last week in
stalled pastor of the Presbyterian church at Camil
lus, N. Y. Mr.. NJ ID. Kneeland, OF Auburn Semi
nary, has been called to the passionate or the
Presbyterian churcn at Waterloo, N. Y. Mr..
George X. Ward was ordained and installed pastor
OF the Presbyterian church at Dansville, N. Y.
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