The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-04

bishop OF Odessa In partt0us, Mgr. G.
Cardont He was also President OF the
Pontifcai Academy OF Noble Ecclesiastics
great pilgrimage took place recently nom b.
logna to the shrine OF the Madonna, at Cento,
suburb OF that old city. Holy communion was given
by the Bishop OF Philadelphia In pGrttbus to several
Thousand persons. From three in the morning IN
I'll seven in the evening a dense crowd filed the
church and all the streets leading to It, Monsignor
Ledoch0wski, Archbishop of POsen, has ad-
dressed circular to tine Polish clergy relative to
| the important question OF teaching the catechsm
in the German language, In preference to the
Polish, in his diocese according to the orders Of
Kaiser Won Bismarck The Archbishop resOlutely de-
termnes that the Polish language shall be employed
IN ell the Junior classes ana the German In the senior
Several ecclesiastics Of posen have informed the
| chowski TO the letter, and utterly discard the
| commands OF the government In consequence OF
| this determination the priests In question will not
be allowed to continue to give religious instruction
in the public schools The practice Of sermons at
introduced in the Paust church Of this city. 1t is
likely to be followed by other churches, inasmuch
as the religious press Of the Church express the
| desire OF the people for such instruction. Rev.
Father Bodish has led the way in this matter. The
mold and Lombardmi-al Of the Society
OF Jesus In Rome-have been denounced
political allusions in their sermons which they
| strenuOusly deny having made. Roman cOrre-
| OF masons are now ut work on the famous Gesu
Convent. The poor fathers are reduced to living in
an out-of-the-way corner Of the building. and the
rest Is being arranged for the reception or troops
| SO that this the grandest monument Of Jesuit
patience, perseverance and llberaity. is doomed to
Goths and yandals. convent college, museum
and church, the Gesu is one Of the most remarka-
x55sSS,sssS H,e q, y. has since Asf
this city to 1885 children Of the Church.
The conservation Of Bishop Corrigan, OF Newark,
on 70 ate oS he saS
About one hundred OF the Catholic children who
attended a the public school at Bulls Ferry. j.
parents because OF the agitation OF the Protestant
Bible question. The school numbers fifty pupils
now. The new Catholic seminary in Camden, N
/ j. which has been left In allegiance for some tlme
| Is now to be pushed rapidly forward to completion
The late Father Macken. OF Trenton, N. J., by his
| will, which has just been admitted to probate, be-
queathed his library to Seton Hail College. South
cal Seminary, Of Philadelphia; $4,000 to the Church
or ST. John the Baptist, OF which he was pastor,
for the erection OF schoolhouse for males $4,000
| to the Roman Catholic Bishop OF Newark for q
| fund Tor the assistance OF poor boys.
Rev. j. r. Boyd was installed pastor OF the Pres
| byteran church at Lancaster, Ohio, on April Is.
the church at LtSopo Oil Ohio. Rev.
]. K. Lockhart has, at the age OF seventy three
9n h MS 1orneth year OF pastoral
Ohio. The congregation dedicated new church |
April 81. DR.. Alexander Reid, Of Philadelphia, has
been called to the South Presbyterian church of |
Brooklyn, but has not yet sgnifed his acceptance.
Rev. Dr.. scudder, OF Brooklyn, has received as
win be supplied through the coming hot months by
Rev. Mr.. McFayden, Scotch clergyman OF high |
and Seventh churches OF Philadephia have been |
united under the name OF the Tabernacle church,
with the westminster Presbyterian church l" in
Cleveland, Ohio. The New Orleans Presbytery re-
Chiefly in the city churches. The eccesasticsl
contributions amounted to $4,000. There are
twenty churches In the Presbytery. general col
Presbyterian churches during the present month |
for foreign missions. Eight missionaries stand
cient funds can be raised to encourage the Church
to send them and to sustain them In the old or in
occupy Mexico and Japan. Rev. A. Il. Barley,
pastor Of Bethel and Crawfordville Presbyterian
churches Mississippi, has been appointed an evan
gelist by his Presbytery and has consequently re-
signed his past0rate. Church ana state questions !
whether sabbath day spent in Central PARK is not
Talmage's disceurses. 1t fears that crowds flock,
to see Taimage and hear his way Of putttug the the
Gospel: The small Presbyterian church in Middle
owa received sySn n new members ct It's
Butler concluded mis- labors the pastor OF the,psd
T's sappasS as RsV rSSk
merly pastor OF the Calvin Presbyterian
@ asq se ysc ssssnS
leaving wife and six children, in land OF COM
paratve strangers to asplSre their sad 6eresve.
OF the Second Presbyterian church in Parkersburg,
w. Va, April "a. Rev. W. 9. Falconer was installed |
same city on June II. Rev. John E. Peters will be
installed pastor Of the Breckenridge Presbyterian
| Of the Ohio and chesapeake Railroad The Pnila-
| delphia Presbyterians projecting bethel for
Richmond is the main point Of transit rom land to
sea LOT the carriage OF the coal which comes down
class which it is desired to reach by this Christian
| effort Rev. James Boggs has the enterprise IN |
charge. The Madison avenue Presbyterian church, |
Rev. Mr.. Conkln pastor are about to enlarge their |
/ edihce to accommodate the increasing congrega- |
tons. The death OF Rev. q. w. Burc, the minister
in charge of the coored church at vieksburg Miss,
| Is announced.
| Bishop Pierce will dedicate the new Methodist |
church IN Barnesvile, Ca in June. DIR. Spangler, !
the Methodist pastor in charge OF the church at |
ton, q few days since was stricken with PARALYSIS
and Is in critical condition. The statistics OF the
beers, 17,S2s-an increase of 1855; raised for mis-
sions $l1,953 ia slight decrease. Rev. J. II. Nc
Carly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church In
Adrian. Mich, has been talked OF for bishop OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Canada. He
does not encourage the iaea, but says:-'It is my
conviction that the glorious men on the home soil
will do for Canada Methodism what strangers could
not do.r The new Memorial Methodist Episcopal
II and 49, Bishop James will ofliciate. Rev.
Dr. william Hunter, OF Pittsburg, dedicated
Kew. W. F. Hatfield was transferred at the recent
| conference SESSION. IrOU new IerK East Confer
ence to the New York Conference, and
stationed at the new Memorial church at
! White Plains. Rev. James Thompson VI the
| Canadian Wesleyan Conference, died at Napanee
April 10. Hon. and Rev. NJ J. Kramer, U. $. Min
| lister to Denmark, Is now on leave OF absence
visiting this country and his family who reside in
Covington, Ky. Chancellor wnchell, OF Syracuse
| University, occupied the pulpit OF the Metho
dist Episcopal church at Hampstead last Sab
| bath, and gave the people lay sermon on the
Harmony between Science and Genessr The
discourse is spoken OF as an efYectual antdote to
the teachings OF Darwin, Huxley, &c. Trinity Me.
to be opened to-day as a free Tabernacle, under
the auspices OF the City Missionary Society. Bish
OPS James and Haven to offciate. The lecture