The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

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Philadelphia, nave been merged into the
Church of the Holy Innocents. TnaI portion
Leone which is ministered to ana main-
tanned by the church iund numbers o,69l churon
members, OF whom 2,94f are communicates, and
provides for ity-eight services on the Lords Dag,
rooms, having An average Attendance on the Lords
service. OF 277i persons There are twenty-eight
day schools, In which are 3 las children and sew
enteen Sunday schools, IN when l,zaS persons are
taught.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholics OF Italy, acting on the suggestion
OF the g,ata Gassoaca are getting up an adaress
offered In Rome to the divinity OF our Lord Jesus
Christ. The signatures will be Inscribed IN an
25th OF May, feast OF ST. Gregory VII. A great
pilgrimage took place on April IA to tie sartne o.
ST Anne d'Auray There were over ten thousand maa
d'Autun is being organized in Paris by acommittee
of gentlemen and ladies, at the head OF whom
and the ID puohssss Dc cSevreuse TSis phi.
grimage is IN honor OF Blessed Mary
Margute o. the Catholic Gaurcn n
person Of Cardinal Cuesta, who died at Santiago
on April II. His Eminence was Archbishop OF this
famous city and shrine OF ST. James CompOstea.
great number OF pilgrimages will take place this
year IN Belgium. The irst Of these occurred on
under the guidance Of the Bishop Of Namur. Some
Ave thousand persons were present Mgr. Lachat,
Bishop OF Soleure, having been turned out OF his
or Lucerne to take up his abode near Grutli,
the birthplace OF swiss independence. During
ms nr,el say AZ vsnoien ne RECEIVED
to pay their respects to the ilustrious exile. The
Cardinal Bishop OF Perugla. Italy, has written
LAMA has ordered the Project Of Perugia to close
the Basilica Of ST.. Francis d'Asssl, TO prevent
the pilgrimage which was to have taken place, as
already The nilQrimape to As
sisum, the cradle OF the Franciscan Order, in
honor of st. Francis the seraph Is being rapidly
the revOlutiOnaries The new Church OF the Holy
Cross in Dover, Del, was dedicated last Wednesday.
Conception, Genoa, was opened with the greatest
pomp, April n, for the first time to public wor-
ship The Archbishop OF that city, together with
three days the church was densey crowded. A
mission, conducted by fathers Of the Society Of
ST. Franc a IaSe see The
first week was devoted exclusively to women,
and this past week was set apart for men.
The results have been most gratifying All
the services have been thronged, the c0niessionals
constantly besieged and the communions exceed
ening OF iath throughout the whole Of the Church
ia tins country. A mission. conducted by Rev:
Fathers Damen, kaapman1s Camp, Mas SELLS and
Sunday, May II, at st. Johns church, in Twenty
first street, near Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. They
ported and 900 combinations. Father Garesche
and companions opened mission last Sunday at
st. Marys church, Boston, Mass. The archi-
episcopal cross to be presented to his
Grace the Archbishop. of Baltimore, by the
from Paris, and is on exhibition at the Bishops
house in Newark. Bishop Corrigan has appointed
the Very Rev. G. H. Doane as Vicar General OF the
Diocese OF Newark. The subscribers to tine Free
ssas to fund for the fope Sin testimony Of their
love and iaith and that they are afflicted in his
ofl1ictiOnS. and thai the he DraVplV bears
is for their redemption" They vow also unater-
able fidelity till the last hour of their lives to the
Holy See of Rome. The Easter collections through
out the diocese OF Hartford for the Semnarians
amounted to $l8,229. The corner stone or the new
by Bishop Mcfarland. The Rev. Thomas Lynch,
assistant pastor of ST. Stephens Catholic church,
East Twenty-eighth street has received orders
IRON the Nest Rev. Archbishop McCloskey to as
sumo the assistant pastorate OF st. Teresas, Rut-
gers street. vice the Rev. Father Flattery, who is
about to found new church in the neighbour
hood OF Second avelue and 105th street.
The Archbishop has also appointed the Rev. DR..
Schroeder, assistant pastor of st. Peters, Barclay
graduate of the College Of the Propaganda, Rome,
who has been adopted in the archdiocese OF New
York AS assistant aaH pastor of st. Peteps D
zeal, for thousands OF his countrymen
aud co-rengonists are landed every week at
Castle Garden, who stand in much need
OF The cancellations OF religion, and TO whom the
sight of friend. in the person OF German priest,
this land Of clvli and religious liberty. with
Father Michael J. O'FarreiI to look after the
spiritual interests OF the Irish emigrants and DR..
Shredder to see to his cOuntrymen 1t Is expected
that Castle Garden and the adjoining streets will
soon become the model district OF st. Peters
parish.
The Interior says that the Ninth Presbyterian
church OF Chicago is making an effort 20 secure
Rev. DR.. Duryea, OF Brooklyn. A new church has
been organized at Bonneville, Ca, with nine mem.
bers and two ruling elders. The Presbytery OF
South Carolina has appointed Rev. r. A. Fair the
EVANGELIST Of thar PreSbyterV. Mr. T. H. Cannon.
of the Senior Class OF Union seminary, has accept
ed call from the church at Leesburg, Va. Rev.
to the Brainerd Presbyterian church OF Eas-
ton, Pa. Rev. H. A. Miner, OF Columbus has
pcrintendent for southern Wisconsin,. The First
Presbyterian church OF schenectady, N. Y, have
unanimously called Rev. Mr.. Darling, of Baltimore,
Md, in place OF Rev. DR.. Backus. who lately re-
signed. The young church at Willow Creek, Mon
tana, has raised $4,000 toward building, and
vigorous young congregation at Fort Collins, Colo
rado have commenced the erection OF a stone
church. Rev. J. T. Mcbride has been called to
the pastorate Of the Franklin church, Mobile.
terrain church, Camden, n. j., has, been
appointed by the Board OF Foreign Missions as
physician to the Gabaon Mission on The 1e western
for his new field OF labor. About year ago, some
ninety coored members of Zion church, Maury
county, Tenn, at their request were organized
Presbyterian church. They have now las members
and preaching once month. The First Presby-
terrain church at orange, N. j. is going to support
a lady missionary In Canton, and the church at
Bloomfield will also send one to some point
in Africa. The Presbyterian General Assembly
which met in Baltimore last Thursday is the
argest Presbyterian body in the world. 1t
counts So synods, 166 presbyteries, 444 ministers
and 100 candidates and icentatcs; 4730 churches,
46S, 164 communicates ana 1902 scholars and
teachers in its sunday schools The contributions
OF the several churches last year for home missions
was s4le,ss3; foreign missions, ss45S7o educa-
tion $1769e2; church erection, Sl7s696; freedmen,
S466s5; pastors salaries, s2,597,342: congrega-
tional and miscellaneous S6,i23, 723. Collections
FOR other objects root up grand total OF
s10,0Ss,526. The sessions OF the Assembly vii con-
tinue about two weeks. The Southern Presbyte-
rian General Assembly, which met at Little
Rock, Arkansas, on the same date reported
last :-Synods IL; presbyteries, SO; ministers
and lcentiates, 9l2; candidates, POS; churches,
,545; COMMITMENTS, 81, POS: Sabbath school schol
ars, 55,943 contributed TO foreign missions, Sal 004
to education, S47532: for salaries. SAB $50: for
gregatonal and miscellaneous purposes, S49l,3l ;
whole amount contributed, including other sums
not named here. 81. OS3. 100 Rcy. Jeremiah Scarf.