The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16

Jacksonville, Iii. Rev. r. r. Meredith OF St. John IS
Methodist Episcopal church, Cincinnati, is going
South for his healths SAKE His brother Rev. r. Mere
dith pastor OF Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Brooklyn, is to leave his present passionate ~ the
D.. President Of the Wesleyan University, Bloom
| ington ILL.,, has resigned his post. Rev. +. A.
Mood D: d.. mas been elected regent OF the pro-
q the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Rev
dency OF the Cincinnati Wesleyan College in June
next. He has held the position Tor Jour years
burg Fails at cost of about eight
| nve hundred dollars. A new Methodist Episcopal
church on Carson street, Chicago was dedicated
Larry, q the Methodist Episcopal Church, south,
nssry WITH Tine
Other Aisheps OF the Church South are, therefore,
pressed with work Rev. N s. Clark, stationed at
died very suddenly on Monday, March 8, aged
slxty:seyen years. Rev. T. b. Hudson OF the Western
copsl Church, Iyons,' N.Y. n T., on as sunday Morning
March Q, while preaching to his congregation was
stricken with paralysis and at ten O'Clock the same
evening expired. He had been preaching about
fifteen minutes, his voice firm and distinct as
previous OCCASIONS. Suddenly ne stopped, and re-
quested that q window DO let down to admit fresh
air. For moment he stood pressing his nand to
his forehead and leaning forward on tho desk !;
then, II ralying all his strength the effort he
began again, and uttered the words Of his sermon.
These day are passing away" and as the last syl.
liable left his lips he sank back on the sofa nsen.
slble.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
. The CATHOLICS oil Geneva have resolved TO supply
s ae 81 at ~ ho nave
already reached very nigh figure. the old Catho-
varia to give them the Studtan Kirk, or "Studyn
churca. OF That city for their Worship. have re-
quent dominican monk, whose sermons at Lourdes
last Summer formed one Of the most noticeable
features Of the grea: pilgrimage, is to spend this
Gently appointed Bishop Of Newark, has placed
Father Carss oyer the parish at Glocester, New
to the King OF the Begans entreatng him to inter.
fere III the matter OF the approaching spOliation and
entire extinction of converts in Rome The Arch
archdiocese has lorwarde $6lO 80 to the Holy
Father, who gratefully received 1t, and ackn0wl-
O'Beirne has been installed in his new charge St.
Johns South BROOKLYN and Father O'LOughlin Is
Island Rev E. j. O'Reil,y is TO lecture in st. Mary's
church, Grand street, this evening, on the early
martyrs. Archbishop Bayey's health has greatly
turn to Baltimore Is expected during the first week
OF Aprll. He will Oficlate at the Conservation OF
minicans are holding mission in ST. Paul's church.
Brooklyn, Rev. Robert Mcguire, pastor There
have been two missions held Already this Winter
in this church and with great success The mission
will close on Palm Sunday. The RedemptOrists
are holding mission in st. PETERS,.
BAPTIST.
The Baptist Union claims that about seven hun
drsa thousand Baptists in tins country are
yey asa v.r or
with Pedobaptsts disciplinary offence many Of
per In their churches" The Baptists are talking
of building church in South Orange n. j..
recently assembled at WiiKesbarre, Pa, to advise
the church as to Its future. After careful deDera-
ton they advised the church to turn over its prop
erty to the General Association and then disband.
The Sherman avenue Baptist church, Newark, N.
j., Is the scene OF considerable religious
ing there every night this week. A religious
revival Is in progress at the First Baptist church in
sSd IS on
crease. At Lowell Mass, Rev. Brother Mallory
has . baptized twenty.one; while at Tewksbury,
score OF other towns the work OF the Lord IS
prospering. Brother Pentecost's arduous labors at
week by Miss Smiley, OF Brooklyn fame, who has
preached for several evenings In succession. At
the Ministers ste Conference IN Boston on Monday,
OF February. In Trinity Baptist church, Camden,
N. j., fourteen persons were recently Immersed.
revival work, and the result Is 400 converts.
CONGREGATIONAL.
A new feature In the recent ordination services
at the Congregational church, OF Southingt0n,
Conn., was the appearance of a layman in the pull
PIT to deliver the tS the people the
clair, N J. His address on the occasion Is said to
have been very earnest and appropriate. Eight
In Brookfeld, Mo-, on Sunday, the I'd OF March. 1t
is Gratifying to the members OF the church and to
a ss e s
some new additions. Rev. Charles Ray, pastor OF
the Congregational church in Moravia, N r., has
held series OF meetings since the Week OF
Intervals s.o ~ Rev Drs Board9asn, Hawlsy
persons were received to the Communion
81 the church, forty-three OF whom were on pro-
s0n Of their i s revival stu
whom are not at work The aggregate church
OF churches 81 43 ministers have been ordained II
have died, lie been installed, 121 dismissed The
though nearly century In existence has had only
three pastors, and couple OF weeks ago Rev. He
man Timlon was installed its fourth pastor. Rev.
professor In the Hartford Theological Institute.
Mr.. George ". Barber, chaplain Of the National
been ordaineda m evangelist In the Congregational
church at Aaliowel Me-; Miss smiley the Suakeress,
the Unlen Congregational churches
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Presbyterians OF the Free Church OF Scotland
ment. Success to them In the good work. Rev.
Dr.. Gardiner Spring, senior pastor OF the Brick
ninth year. He has been pastor Of the Brick
church ever sixtyone years, but has not per-
formed pastoral duty for several years past. The
degree OF ID. d. has been conferred by the Univer-
sity OF Durham on the Rev. J. +. Montgomery Dean
OF Edinburgh. Presbyter church has been Or
ganized ut Denison, Texas. The United Presby-
terians have recently organized two churches near
Chrlstansvle, Va. ST. Paul's German Lutheran
the Newark Presbytery. At special meeting
Gently held the Presbytery appointed committee to
make arrangements for receiving the new church.
Rev. J. J. Smy th, OF the Presbytery OF Erie, has
cepted the call from the church in Louisiana, Mo-,
made vacant by the death of the late Rev. Il. B.
Smith. The Presbytery OF North Mississippi, re-
Gently in session At Sardis, deposed from the Cos
pei ministry the Rev. II. II. Paine for immoral
pastoral relations OF Rev. Mr.. Huse. of Londenderry,
N. H., and have organized church az Reading,
Mass OF which Rev. A. y. Gardiner Is to be pastor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. p. N. Granger has entered upon his labors
as temperance agent for the State OF Vermont.
DR.. d. Ii. Moss, of New Orleans, was stricken with
paralysis about three weeks ago and has been
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