The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01


there Is a chance for the lovers OF music 10
DO honor to the pstroness OF that most beautiful
oient Gentleman, and understands the philosophy
OF music. Let his admirable troupe give penens
concert or opera for the PURPOSE q Rosn isdy ST.
Cecilia, who first gave the organ-the KING OF IN,
strupents-t0 the musical world. IL woa.a Oe r. .
timely and graceful benefactton, ana the oHer
woud be gratefully accepted by the Rev. Father
Flattery the pastor or the new church, as wen az
by the entire music'oving community ~, ,,,x
Ministerial and Church Movements.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholic Repte,1 is getting the women after
IL because the managers Of the proposed Pilgrim
age refuse to take the softer sex along with them
one fair correspondent does not see how the pill
grims can present themselves before the Pope
without women: another thinks the distinction Is
so in v1dious that It will destroy the parental IN
nuence Of mothers. All the correspondents nope
the barrier against the ladies will be removed
The movement Is. however, going ahead and
committees are being organized here and there 10
promote the pilgrimage and TO ensure Its success
The young Mems Catholic Union OF brooklyn mas
appointed pilgrimage Committee" to further its
interest In the movement. The German Catholic be-
nevoent societies OF Louisville, KY, forbid under
pain OF expulsion any member sending his child
to a State school BY latest accounts Father
Hecker was iourneying to the second cataract OF
the Nile. The Roman Catholic cathedral, Greene
and Clermont avenues, should De completed. The
foundations we're LAID twelve years ago. but, with
the exception OF o small part fronting on Greene
avenue, the walls have not yet reached the frat
story Jesuit mission Ia in progress In st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic church, Brooklyn.
mission will be opened in the Cathedral Newark,
N. j., next Sunday. mission was opened by i've
of the Redemptorist Fathers, at St. Augustine's
church, Rev. u. O'Callaghan pastor, South Boston,
last Sunday. mission Of i've Dominican Fathers:
also at st. Mary's church, Camortdgeport,
Rev %ar s chuc sga
cuse, has obtained leave OF absence for two
months, IN consequence OF III aeaitn; nom the
city for few days preparatory to his departure
for the South.
icating two churches In vermontl has Frustrated
II s s0 viii
permit him to resume his official work. The Rev.
John W. Butler, Of Boston, Is to leave the East
copal church last sabbath raised s, $40 for the
opened q winter .camp meeting" In the Seven
teenth Methodist Episcopal church on Friday even
driving in buggy near Cayuga Lake a lew days
ago. their horse became unmanageable and ran
over precipice nifty feet high into the lake. Mr..
Erwin caught In the brush, but his associate,
together with the horse and buggy, went
into the lake. The buggy was smashed and the
| escaped with slight bruises. From our Methodist
religious exchanges this week we CLEAN the follow.
way with 2O4l converts; Missouri follows with
ZOOS; Iowa gives 1893, New York 632, Nebraska $3.50,
Pennsyyania ~ s4U inaiana 81.
! land 29O, Connections 81, Rhode Island 90, Kansas
| 49, Washington Territory Is. The revival meetings
! continue with equally good results IN and around
this city. In the Second avenue Methodist EplscO-
pal church Q19th street) Rev. W. W. Bowdlsh, pas.
going i on there, besides IS others, the previous
fruits of the ordinary meetings OF the church. TnlS
too is not his last year there.
The protestant Episcopal Mission Board during
1873 sent out fourteen ordained missionaries-one
Hayt missionary physician was also appointed pol
for Japan, lady to Africa and two native Chinese
rector Of St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
church, Brooklyn, is delivering course OF Lenten
lectures Dr. Ever Of TINS city opened the series
church, Brooklyn last Friday. The Rev. I. 8.
| Pycott has received unanimous call from st.
duties to-day. Mr.. Pycott has been in charge Of
| the Cutler Memorial church, in Brooklyn, where
his minstrations have been attended with success.
| The Episcopalans OF Philadelphia are about to es-
tabsh mission house In that CITY, after the plan
Of st. Barnabas Home, OF this city, and ST.
| Stephens House, Boston.
! Last Sunday evening twelve converts were
church, this city; eight were baptized in the Gen.
trail Baptist church at the Berean church fve were
In the Wits street church Paterson, H. j.. Rev.
! S. J. Knapp baptized thirty-hve converts on Sab
bath evening last At the Lee avenue church,
PhGnix, n r., goes quietly on. over thirty have
age. In Jersey City the First, the North and the
Hamilton Park Baptist churches are all enjoying
off a
Johannesburg, N. Y, has rendered his resignation,
to take effect April l.. The Lake avenue church,
Rochester, Rev. l. NesDit, pastor, Is now enjoying
gracious visit from the Holy Spirit. Baptlsms
have occurred every sabbath this year. twenty
are Candidates for baptism. The East avenue
church. Rochester, also s favored. Fifteen have been
Twelve conversions are reported in the Second
church. In Philadelphia last sunday ten were
baptized IN the Berean church, twenty three In
the German church, six in Spring Garden church
and 1ve in the Twelfth church. Fifty-two nave
by conversion during the revival meetings just
closed. Rev. b. s. Morse has resigned the care OF
the Pearl street Baptist church, Bridgeton, n. J..
at Salem N. j., during the month of February. A
new church, with thirty-nine members, mas Just
! been organized at Ansona, Conn. There had been
previously no Baptist church IN or near that place.
PREsBYT ERIAN
| Rev. Fl. G. Handy, OF the Presbyterian church OF
New Scotland, Albany county, N. Y, has accepted
cal to the Reformed Church Of schoharie, and
Van Deurs, of the Bethany Presbyterian Society
OF Utah, N Y, has resigned because mis- bodily
strength was unequal to the demands made upon
| 1t by q mission field SO extended. Rev. James
| Lamb OF Lake George, has been unanimously
called as his successor. The Presbyterian Church
of Seneca, Ontario county, N. Y, Rev. A. b.
OF ffty-one to its membership as the
| fruits OF work OF grace that still goes
on. The pastoral relation between the Rev. ".
| G. Hillnan and the Westminster church,
philadelphia, was dissolved on Friday last. Mr..
| m WaDDinQprfS Y. series
OF protracted meetings, Of fourteen weeks dura-
ton nave lust closed at Toms River N. j. ninety