The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

very near death with fever, but Ii
now recovering The Methodist Ministers OF Jer,
association. and propose to meet semlannually
at the houses OF its members. The Rev. Dr. Gibson
INN oSroSss sH IN last
gone West in search Of health. Rev. G. s a Han
the last session OF his Conference. Is recovering.
committee appointed by the Boston Preachers
tonal meetings at the great centres OF New Eng
land FOR the purpose Of awakening greater inter
Brown, who had been stationed At Avondaie, Ohio
was lately transferred IRON the Cincinnati to the
Troy Conference the Board Of Missions Of
in Nashville, Tenn. appropriated 100000 for domes
tic and foreign missions for the current year.
tngent; Mexico, 81, 900; Oregon. $4,000; Mon
tana, Florida and Colorado, each $1,000; Kansas
mans and other foreigners in the South and South
west smaller sums which foot up the aggregate OF
$4,000. The balance is to be expended upon new
work as 10 may open up.
CONGREGATIONAL. Gn
The trustees OF Auburn Seminary have decided
to remove the institution to Aurora, where Colonel
Morgan has promised to amply endow 1t. The peo-
pie OF Auburn are, however, gwen % DAYS IN Wnlcn
to Esss they want to Keep sHs az s
Vine street Congregational church, Cincinnati, has
severed his relations with that church. ana WIN
called the Tabernacle Congregation. The difhculty,
1t Is said, arose from Mr.. M0Ore's connection with
Murray chapel, Chicago and a recent graduate Of
people his purpose to renounce Uniyersalism and
work hereafter in connection with Congregation
alists. There Is said to be the very smallest ndica
tion OF breach OF harmony " Mr.. Hepwortn's new
prise the wealthy few who left the Church Of the
Messiah with him. and the terms Of three OF them
% IL Is publicly Sss ms ne desire con
gregation wish to put in once some Of
their own number besides. On the strength
xNf vHodr oAn hu DnU np nn O
that his church is in the market for sale, there is
to Eleven
missionaries, under appointment by the American
Board, sail this month for their destination
Samuel W. Rowland and his wife going out to
Ceylon to reJoin his father; Rev. Josiah Tyler and
with vii them the Rev 8. W. Ribbon and wife going
out for the first time; Rev. s. Stone and vile re-
Thomas L. - Quick H and vile fer spain, to Join Rev
william H. Gulick at Santander. Rev. W. II. H.
Murray, OF the Park street Congregational church.
Boston, is to have o colleague who Is to preach
evenings, attend prayer meetings and visit the
sick Rey. J; W: Hough, who has supplied the
called to be their pastor and Is offered salary OF
$4,000 in gold, with vacation of six weeks.
Rev. b. 0. True, late OF Baldwinsville, has been
called to Merden, Conn, to succeed Rev. Mr.
| Cordo who has come to Jersey CITY, A new Bap-
| Germans in West Merden, Conn. The Baptist
press is discussing the courtesy" or ''discour-
tesy,n of the Evangelical Alliance In deciding to
dispense with the sacrament Of the Lords Supper
| during its session here next October. The Bap-
lists could not eat and drink OF the Lords table
with unbaptized that is unimmersed) persons,
and hence the concession to their dogmatcal scru-
pies. Rev. DR.. letters return from Europe, where
Rome, is expected daily. The Tabernacle Baptist
church voted last Tuesday to sell their building on
society
tend to build in amore centrallOcation. The latter
have an offer OF $40 600 for their church edlfce The
receipts Of the Baptist Missionary Union for the
past ten years has reached the sum OF ST. 994 49,
| an average OF $1S7,39o per annum. Rev. A. E.
Wafer is to be ordained pastor OF the Remsen ave.
| nue. Baptist church in New Brunswick, N. j.. next
| Thursday. The East New Jersey Baptist Assoca-
ton WIN hold it's anniversaries next week In the
Association viii hold It's fortieth anniversary with
| the Morristown Baptist church, June IL. The
the Iruesdell bridges in New England, and as the
Baptists abound In that region, 1t would be well
Of
sity. accepts the position OF worker" among the
Sunday schools Of the Baptist churches in Connect
The Baptists Of Camden, 4. J., win dedicate new
i Rev. Mr. on faxon has been engaged s'O to
minister on Sabbath afternoons to the Baptists
ass. they have $40 Churches, and are ministered
unto by 400 preachers. They have increased 4A by
e
1910 churches, and last year they added to their
numbers by immersion Ass
Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D., was elected Moder-
/ ator Of the Presbyterian General Assembly meet
mon was preaceed s BY Rev Dr. Nicois Of St Louis
Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Hampden
duties OF the ministry. A sunday school work
among the Chinese and Italians in this city has
Fourth avenue Presbyterian church. The friends
Of Rev. DIR. Prentiss late pastor Of the Church of
have raised q, sc to purchase
| he mas Nett. The proposition to found Q Southern
| Presbyterian church In this city Is held in abey-
such have been appealed to, but they are not
inclined to give up tine Ills they have ana
sproui has removed from Chester Pa, to Sag Har.
Dor, L. I. The Presbyterians Of Lima, N. Y, have
torn down their old church and are rebuilding .
larger and more costly edifce. The Ccngrega-
tlonal church in Millerton, N. Y, which has been
connected with the Lichfeid Consolation, has re-
SorS Rver TSe First Sn S church.
den, N j., OF which Rev. vhleroy D. Reid Is pastor,
s new new sace and it Is tS be aed
williamson who has been pastor Of the Cold Spring
Cape May county Presbyterian church for the
his congregation In that place lately. The veneer
able pastor retires from active service and will
move to Cape May So Si.y; CATHOLIC.
Bishop Corrigan dedicated a new Roman Catholic
church at Morristown, N. J., on Thursday. The
Rev. Father Flattery, who has been transferred
from st. Teresa's church in Henry street to the
new parish in South Harlem, was on Wednesday
last presented By his old parishioners with purse
Of 900. Besides the ladies OF st. Teresa's took
an earlier opportunity to give their retiring pastor
| another purse containing $916 Father Flattery
has been six years connected with st. Teresa's
| church assistant pastor. 1t Is his intention to
erect magnificent religious edince at the corner
| OF 1O5th street and Second avenue. The Jesuit
Fathers have just been chased from their house OF
| Retreat OF St. Eusebius in Rome. The Mianese
are restoring, on very grand scale, the
noble sanctuary OF the Grazie, one OF the
finest churches In Italy, the convent attached to
which contains the famous Last SUPERB by
LEONARDO da Vinci. A fne facade has been also
put up to the church OF san Marco, in the same
beautiful CITY, The Pope has sent the sum OF 3, 900
francs to the fund for the suffering clergy in Swift
zerland. The sacrament Of confirmation was ad-