The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09


church, Iowa. The Rev. DR.. W. 8 Mikels, for me
last sixteen yeaiV pastor Of the sixteenth baprss
OF this mas cent tn IN ms
effect on the lst Of June. Rev: Henry NJ. Dean, Of
New Lisbon Centre. goes, on April l. to Newtown
there; Rev. William Codviie, for i've years pastor
Oh the Calvary Baptist church, OF Philadelphia has
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Riysr' y Mass; e xISa%: n REV ! g. 9 May:
D. J. williams, Of Bleakley, Pa, to Meads Corners
dona n h s n o m &C. 60
instituted pastor Of the Greenwood or South
BIoSslyn German BaPtiss church todsy Rev
cided to accept the call Of che Tabernacle Baptist
church OF this city. That church has project on
Second avenue, or In some other convenient local
ty 80 az to gather In the noatng population OF our
a e 70 gather
people about him. But his Brooklyn congregation
are bringing every pressure they can to bear 70
compel him to stay with them. The sudden and
triumphant death is announced of Rev. A. Whee-
lock D, D., Of Fredonia n; r. Formerly Of the Six
teenth Baptist church OF this city, on the 25th ult.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
=, Almost all the bishops Of Francs have, by this
Presdent to interfere IN the matter Of the sup
preston OF the religious houses In Rome The
clergy OF posen nave, IN deputaton, called on Mgr.
Prussia Mgr. Ledochowski answered them, that he
laws. and that had written TO that effect to the
House of Lords aud to the Parliament Of Berlin.
The ola Catholic movement seems 70 be stlIi going
AUSTRIA where at nrst there was only one Old
tS1as Church nSn,o st VIENNA ana nov nov
Steier and TeesdOrf Fourteen OF these
churches have been established In as many towns
Chapel. January 10, the first Old Catholic worship
was held. A large number Of sympathizing friends
gathered from Cologne and the neighborhood: The
services were conducted by Professors Reusch and
Knooth. The Statistical Gazette of Geneva pub
fishes the following I'm II cantons OF Switzer-
Of women; total 70. The number Of monks is $40
and OF nuns 1000. or the monks 422 are fathers %
choir sisters 1856 lay sisters and IS novices These
SS converts possess $751; worth OF property.
me cantons In which there are csnyents are
walden, Appenzel, Swift, Geneva, Fribourg, Berne,
yallais. Url Grissons, St. Gal and Ticino The
tains seventy-six monks and its possessions are
worth more than three million francs. AT the two
York, held last month by Father Damen and his
associate Jesuits, 5000 communons were partaken
OF the Of are s
the church and large hall attached were crowded
at every service. both morning and evening". The
has purchased house and lot on the Whitehall
road for the erection of a magnificent church and
part Of the city. The St. Raphael Society
Win branches Ms%SSS and
America, and to keep them under ultramontane
church discipline after their arrival here. On Sun
Boston - confirmed 2eo Children at the pro.
cathedral, Castle street, Boston. Rev. TheO.
sSus IN has %nn f es ka
reuther, OF Munich, has been condemned to pay
ninety thalers for alleged offensive remarks made
cent sermons. St. Mary's congregation, Cox
sackie,. N. Y, have bought for $4,000 some fine
residence. Archbishop Bayey's health is rapidly
improving under the mild climatic influences Of
Florida.
Over sixty Jewish families have left M0dOwal-
lachia for Italy, with view to enrich themselves
Powers win preach in the Church OF the Messiah
to-day ON "God In the Constitution" Rev. John
cnnTch n Mass 10 me
book OF the Unitarian congregational churches for
1873 shows the societies to number $780, and the
ministers 400. The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Pennsylvania and the adjacent States is one OF the
Oldest ecclesiastical organizations In the United
Lutheran synods in America 1t is now in its one
hundred and twenty.ffth year. st.. Johns
A seiss, D. D.. pastor, contributed last
year, through Its system q Denencence,
49, The Of This
past three years have been S7,Is6 40 per year. be-
sides what has been paid in the form OF pew rents.
Christian Association was held last Monday at the
Freeman place chapel. Mr.. E. X. Nudge presided.
the erection of new building, the estimated cost
Of which is $4,000: The Chaplin Home for the Aged
and ynnrm, in East sixty-sixth street. between
LIE 'gton and Third avenues, was publicly dedi-
~ last Monday. 1t is constructed Of red brick
and stone, and cost 100000. 1t has sixty-nve
hundred persons. In Danbury Conn.,, brOtnerly
love ia said to prevail to such surprising extent
IN
ist and Disciples churches participate This
certainly looks towards the millennium. The
mission to the great island Of New cninea which
Is inhabited by tribes OF savages, treacherous and
and dangerous, but number OF missionaries have
been found who are willing to enter the fieid Their
work WIN be confined at present to places along
sionary steamer is to be provided BY the generOs-
lily of Miss Baxter, OF Dundee. DR.. Julius Fursr,
Aramaic and Talmudic languages at the University
OF Lepsic, died on the 9th OF February. He was
81 noed Of
probably his Biblical Concordance" his Hebrew
Dictionary" and his autobiography OF Jewish Lit
erature." He was an Industrious worker, and he
shone more by the great volume OF his literary
labors than the depth and breadth OF
proposition TssafS%s' is made was BY Rev. JoSn
son that chair of Chinese language and litera-
ture be established at Cambridge or at some lit.
erary centre, in order to open civilization and
Christend0m to China The prospects are that in
ten years from now IL 1t is not so at present, the
Chinese will know far more about us and our CIV
iizatiOn than we know about them and theirs.
Rev. 8. 3. Lyman, OF Lisbon has accepted call to
the Lutheran church at Clarence, Iowa. Rev. G.
church in Baltimore. Rev. J. w. Reyes, OF Web
ster, goes to Auburn IN. W Universalist church.
Rev. w. II. Cudworth, OF the Unitarian church,
East Boston, has accepted a call to the Third
church, Chicago, I'll. Rev. ]. G. Kimball has re-
ceived unanimous call to the pastOrate OF the
Wiggin was installed last Sunday as pastor OF the
Unitarian church at Marlborough, Mass.
FORTY.FOURTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.