The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-14

thalers Tor an infraction OF tho German ecclestas
tcal laws IN appointing clergynen without obtain
scheme Of pilgrimage nom this country to the
shrine OF the Sacred Heart at Paray-le Montal ID
noticed and advocated by the Tablet It is said to
citation OF New York, but other similar associations
will unite with 1t in the enterprise, provided the
success. Among the great pilgrimages going on or
about to commence IN France, is one which Will
ST. Mcne The 20 Ss 81 the
coast OF Normandy. 1t is to take place between
September IA and October s. The third anniver-
served by religious services In st. Patrck's Cathe-
dra on the Goth inst. There being little or no hope
e. late w II st. st.
turn to this country or that II he does, bis health
wiz ever again permit him TO resume the active
Just been elected president OF that institution:
Two churches IN the parish Of Haycock, Mass, will
Mother Of Sorrows, Lancaster avenue, PhliadeI-
phia, will be dedicated on Sunday, September 2S.
The corner stone Of the new Church OF st. Mary's
OF the Assumption, Westgrove, Pa viii be laid TO-
day. A story comes from Key West which de-
scribes the miraculous escape of nun, who was
struck down insensible with lightning at that
place, but VINO was saved by o scapuIar She wore.
Her recovery was 30 remarkable that the physician
who attended.her was convinced OF the doctrines
withbaptized. Bishop Farrell OF Hamilton, Canada.
Is rapidly recovering his health, and s now out Of
treal s to be divided and Sherbrooke Is to be the
episcopal seat OF new bishOpric. Rev. Francis
Xavier Bastahle, Secretary Of the diocese Of Har-
dence, Harrisburg, Pa. correspondent OF the
Chicago Standard states that at the dedication Of
the Catholic church at Edwardsvie, ILL.,. last Sun
day week 1000 kegs OF beer were among the arti-
cles consumed by the visitors" The Catholic Re
utec calls attention to coincidence which ought
to be remembered in those days OF reactions and
REVEALS OF religion. 1t Is hundred years, 1t says
since the Jesuits were professionally abolished by
DOM nlnvvnA rswnAf m fhof Hfn
ments Of various European countries. The Jesuits
survived the shock well enough to be again to-day
apy other bow Of men Taeir enemies seem to
have had worse luck for not one member Oany royal
house which expelled them now occupies throne.
Mgr. Batae, the new Bishop OF Amlens, France,
VIII be soemnly enthroned on september 20 IN
the cathedral Of that city. Since 1884 there have
been eleven archbishops or bishops condemned to
Imprisonment OF greater or less duration, by the
Italian government; thirteen archbishops or
bishops proved innocent Of accusations brought
tried ct Turin; forty-sx archbishops or bishops
exiled, and twenty-five archbishops or bishops,
their doceses by reason OF the continued opposition
OF Italy. The Archbishop OF Cologne and the Prince
Bishop Of BresaI nave oon issued
entreatng Heaven to end the afhictions OF the
Church IN Germany. The Lazarist Fathers who
have received orders from Bismarck to quit that
city Immediately and to close their schools 1t Is
visit this country again for at least two years. Rev.
John B. Smith, Of Lowell, MASS, having returned
from the American College, IN Rome, has been
assistant at the Boston Cathedral. Father Hecker,
OF this city, is in switzerland, greatly improved in
circle OF Lausanne. on the condition of the Roman
Catholic Church IN the United States.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The State Christian Convention composed of
representatives OF various denominations, which
was to have assembled at Syracuse next week, has
been postponed until the first week in December
II.
He goes abroad to assist in making arrangements
for the international! Senate Of Jursts, which Is to
convene at Brussels next October. Rev. f. r.
Schwedes, OF Fort Wayne, Ind has been engaged
to fill the German profossorship in Heidelberg
their Annual Conference last week. The at
tendance was very small. The feeble hold this
sect has on the public heart Is very remarkable.
presents fair 'front.', although there Is no city
where 1t was not stronger as an organization
twenty years ago. 1t decreases with the p0pula-
ton. The eighth Annual Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian associations OF this State Will be
held at Amsterdam, opening on Wednesday, Sep
night. Rev. Titus Coan, the venerable Sandwich
Island missionary, Is going to marry boarding
OF London, is paying his second visit to this
country. He arrived here on Wednesday Of last
The Of the new cSrc
edince OF the ''old South Church, Society,
at tine on N n
ence Of large assembly. Rev. M. J. Savage, who
lately resigned his pastorate at Hannibal Mo-, to
accept Congregational pulpit in Indianapolis, has
changed his mind, and gone to- Unitarian church
Gemiluth Chesed," OF TItusville, Pa, dedicated
their synagogue on the 5th inst, in presence OF
large conc0urse Rev, DR.. Gottheil, the recently
elected English preacher or the Temple Emmanuel,
in this CITY, arrived here from England last Wednes
day. With true liberality his congregation had
raised $4,000, rented house and furnished IL,
stocked it with winter fuel and gave HIM most
cordial reception on his arrival. Tue Doctor viii
be installed this week. Hereafter Drs. Adler and
Gottheil will have equal Jurisdiction over the spir
itual affairs of the temple, and will lecture alter
natey In German and English. The temple
schools will be under their joint direction also.
The nave of the French Cathedral at Canton,
China has been rooted. After being closed for four
weeks in the months Of July and August, Trinity
church, Shanghae, China was reopened, the Rev.
James Bates, OF the Church Missionary Society,"