, 1874-10-11

| we're made to 3lr. Mitchell cnd his wife,
Tie second anmvorBary Of the First German
Presbyterian Church, tho Rev: C. Nisner. pas
tor. was held last Sunday eTening. The building
WIS finely decorated.
| 4 new Presbyterian mission WIS opened las1
Sunday at the corner Of Fulton aud May streets
/ Prof Elliott preached IN the forenoon, and the
Nev. ". G. McDougall in the evening"
The First Presbyterian Church (the 1;ev. AZ.
thur Nitche1l's) witnessed the baptism Of twelve
infants last Sunday.
The Englewood Presbyterian Church ga1e &
| 6ucceaafnl concert last Sunday evening. Ihe
| church and school arc in charge Of the Rcv.
| Waiter Forsythe.
! The prcsbyteriaus of Larnda!e have organ.
| izc6 church and arc about undertaking the
| building Of a house Of worship
The Norwood Park Presbyterian Church gave
| q festival last week.
| The South Lend Presbyterian Church hns
called the RsY- Mr. Norey, OF Rochester, n T.,
to its pulpit.
! CONGREGATIONAL.
It is said there is marked religious interest
among the young people of 0bezlin, .. fres'-
dent Finrcy breaches.
CHEN, Wis, have improved their house Of wor-
ship by adding to it oe1fry and 3 lecture room.
which, with refurnishing, cost about 81, 1e0
! The Independent says: The nine largest Cou-
! gr.gational churches i'll Massachusetts, wlth the
membership of each. are III follows: !" Park
! Street, Boston, 1905; Wlnuisimnlct Church,
! Cneisea, GS5 First Church, Springfield. GIT ;
First Church. Lowell. 513; Berkeley Street, Dos-
ton, .551; First ChurchA Wobura, 524 ). Fi1st
| Church, Worcester. SIS: Mt. Vernon Church.
| Boaton, 511; Shawmut Church, 505.'
! 4 new church building is about ready for dodi-
| cation at Dowuer's Groyo for tho Congrega-
! t;0na}ists-
Tie First Congregational Church have re-
oresn.zed, aud greatly improved their Church
t choir.
nEFoRAED EPISCOPAL.
| Tho Rev. Jesse T. Davis, late Of the Method
| ist. Episcopal Church, was received into the
| ministry Of the Reformed Episcopal Church by
probably take charge Of new parish at Chilli
! cothe, III.
| Bishop O11omips is supplying the pulpit Of
Etrauuel Reformed Episcopal Church, Louis
vile. ky.
The Rev. Mason Gallagher has gone to Brant~
ford aud Barrie, Canada, in response to calls to
i organize churches in those ptaces.
EPISCOPAL.
The new chino OF balls in St. Thomas
fcr tho fist time.
The vcstry of st. Pauls Church, Glen Cove,
LII, hus appointed committee to arrange for
making tho cLuici. free oue+ The Her. Joh.:
q. Middleton. OF New Britain, Couu., hiss &C
| ccpted a call to the rectorHhip Of the pasish.
A. Congress Of the Anglican Church, similar
to The oue held in New York las. week, Is IN
,;rsE;ress In Brighton, Eng. The session COM
mencel Oct i. Among the subjects to be dis
cusscd wero the Old Catholic movement. home
missions, foreign msalous. church patronage,
conyocatons Of tho Church Of England, ctnca-
tion, diocesan sypods. chuecl fuance, and skep-
tici1m.
TAe anniversary Of the Evangelical knowledge
Society will he held Oct. Il that OF the Amerl-
can Missionary Society, Oct. IS !; and that OF the
Evangelical Education Society. Oct. -, at the
Church Of tho Ascension. Now York These are
nll Episcopal Associations.
4 Protestant Episcopal Convention will be
ho..l IN Kentucky Nov. IL, to elect au Assistant
BisloD.
The German Government Is Ikely to have
great deal OF support in it's contest with Ultra
1ncsl.aueEl among the Catholics themselves.
Some tne ago the inferior Catholic clergy Of the
ptylnce OF fosen alarmed By the severity OF tue
preasiau Government; started 81 Ulsranontane
| mos'emenr, which rapidly grew in strength. 1
priest, Dean Batjnski, now openly goes about
gashe1lng adhoreuts. Tho plan of the leaders is
first to urge the Pope to recognize the Faik
lava Or in some way to arrange matters SO that
they may 1.-Two in peace. In case Of refusal. they
Threaten to e1ecr Bishop aud fo1m 2 Posen
Catholic Church: uoi however, brcaiing of all
r1r,p ecti;,u With Rome,
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~ Catuueo na.o 1ttas " ,;a,, ~
nr,r.* cnn1nle.c stands On the 1naiU street. op-
noste Nomorlal Hall.
Ine DUN I>.N@' oi e'nei1. tne otean ~ 'ne
yespt.n AZ ooAa a'.o- w. - ~,
1no..rn;nr of tho rnnrcb. nerSecutai in tie ch;ef
and its mission, a. sTmotona fuil of consolation
and hone. /. viii bo a balm for the heart OF
Pins X. ;: it will also be true Joy for all Ca:ho-
lies. From moie than one heart players will rise
to Eeavcn for tho new convert and that noble
country OF England. where. among the ruins
beapcd up by the heresy OF Henry Yll1+, onerees
lis1 ~ ~ ~ stont;c, the 1orinna
fac,,:,1;tv NJ rhe fsla nf Saints
r,-o r,tho,;,a hovo ,,naerta,,en m y consjd-
-atio sc"ia t,o ronxa,s;on NJ tha ne.,oos nj
u.ao,o tia 4,,et rsr,1 Raned,ct;na Fnthers nre At
work successfully. and number of Catholic
priests arc expected from Rome soon as mis-
sionarles amoag the freedmen:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tt3s eighth annual convention OF the General
Couacil OF tie Eyaneelical L ltleran churches
OF 4A;ncrica will be held III jamestown, n. T.,
Oct. Is.