The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

mission in ST. Agnes churcn. "'' ~" Ao"S
rhe new Cathedral OF MarseIlles Is built after q
design made for st. Pete. g at Rome. IL was re-
jected, however. and the model il still preserved
IN the great Basiica In little chapel set de for
Its preservation. IL Is OF the Byzantine STYLE The
O. thedral oil Marsellle5 IL built OF b. ack and white
marble In alternate layers
The sum OF s4ss -, subscribed for 'the successor
OF 81. refer IN chans," rs acknowledged by the
Frecndn's Journal rue Ionors names are to be
handsomely engrossed in album, aud with the
money are 10 De handed I'd the Pope by the pill
Qrinls. Two hundred ana fourteen dollars and
thirteen cents have been subscribed also Tor a
banner 10 be presented 10 the church ut Lourdes
a. GIT from tnose who have received benefits
from The waters OF that pace.
The MOST Rev. DR.. MacCormack who has just
returheu 10 ireland from Rome, pfesene ed His
Holiness nus iX with an olrer OF over 5000 Tires
t&2S7 13s la. sterInq) from the c.ergy and laity
OF the diocese OF Acnonry,
The Ffyent0n's Journal gives cnrraucy tn a story
OF cure OF Miss McCarron, a resident near Ack-
lev. Iowa. 6y the water OF Lourdes. She had nad
for eight years spinal disease by wncn she was
bowed t0Retber; but one application OF the water
res ored her to uprigh ness ana perfect health.
On Sunday last mission was opened in the
and Van Goch.
Rev. Father Deshon, with a band or paulist
Fatnefs, opened mission In the Church OF the
NATIVITY In this city on Sunday lasr
Next sunday the corner stone Of the new chapel
Baltimore. VIII be laid. The foundation OF the
chapel has already been built, and 1t il expectel
tnat N lew months the entire ednce Will pe conf
pleted.
PRESBYTERIAN
inc Inirn presbyterian church OF Chicago IL the
largest OF ina denomination In all the West hay.
Ing over 1000 communicates and constant acces.
SONS.
TIE pulpit Hon OF Chicago inst now ia Professor
Swing, pastor OF the Fourth Presbyterian church
few months ago ne preached q sermon winch
threw aoaos on the INSPIRATION OF the Old Tesla
ment ana on the sensation winch that sermon
created lie has been ieasJing and floating ever
since.
Rev. Henry s. Huntington, OF Auburn, N. Y. has
accepted call to the pastorship OF the Lake
George Presb, Lerian churcn.
me trustees OF the Theological Seminary at
princeton nave determined to improve the old
cnapel during the coming summer. TIE new seats
Will be pull. on curve and the pulpit lowered
anu the nui,ulng aeepened at the rear. A good
Rev. G. .. Phelps, OF Deposit, N. ", has accepted
2 call TO the Allen street Presbyterian churcn In
tnis CITY, recently made vacant by the resignation
OF Rev. W. w. Newell, ID. D.
Rev. w. W. Newell. Jr., pastor OF the Forty
copied cal to the Presbyterian church OF New
Durypor', Mass, was released from his charge by
the PresDytery Of New York, OIL Monday last.
Rev. X. Il. Nassau. NJ. d., OF PhIladeiphia, sailed
from that city on the 9th inst for the Presbyterian
Mssl0ns In West Africa, where he formerly labored.
he has been home on health tour for the last two
years.
The Rev. +. G. Bcklord has resigned his passionate
go out as missionary under the American Board
to me Mara sh Station, Central Turkey.
kev. 7. barbour, OF Augusta has been invited to
take temporary charge the Chaumont congre-
cation, win a view TO settlement.
=, key; % B. Edgar has removed TO Plaindeld rom
The Presbytery OF New York, at a special meet
Ing on the TIN INST. licensed to preach the Gospel
James Il; Gerhard, Edward 9. Hood John P. Hale,
Duncan L McKechnie, James T. Ford, Olivcr Q.
Morse, William o. Lynch, theodore f. Burnham,
Robert II. Wilkinson, William d. Perry, James p.
Bryant, Robert Barbour ana Henry I. Hunter.
The Presbytery OF Cleveland, ONO, have, after an
investigation OIL the case suspended the Rev. J, f.
severance from the exercise oil the ospel minis.
try, in connection with the Presbyterian Church IN
the United states Of America. Charges we're pre-
lerred against MN about year ago, upon the trial
raA nnA nn thn1 <~r,N;.a
amendment, out Jailed TO keep mis- promise The
charge is cupable breach OF trust, but the specl-
1cation IS not given.
MISCELLANEOUS.
the brooklyn 7. NJ. Y. A. directory have REIN
sta ed MRS. Myers in her old charity depari ment.
The Unltar. ans at Melbourne Australia, nave
been forced TO appoint lady as their pastor.
They were Tor some Time without any rec ognized
teacher, and members nominay belonging to the
denomination occasionally forced their way into
the pulpit TO prOmugate peculiar and extravagant
views, to me great ANNOYANCE OF the congreaa-
ton. 10 avoid these scandals Miss Turner was
induced TO ofiiciate temporarily, and alter q few
months experience she has been formally In
Rev. Mr.. Meserve, OF the state street Congrega.
tlonal church, Brooklyn has accepted call to che
Davenport church OF Ney Haven, and last Monday
resigned his Brooklyn charge.
The London Missionary society reports its re-
ceipts for 1873 at 100000. The expenditures
$523,0o0 The Society mad in 1872 l53 English
missionaries, l31 native ordained missionaries,
3,Sl3 native preachers. 60,0s churcn members,
4o9,242 naive adnerents 6iCel scholars IN 1913
herents are on the Island OF Madagascar, where
the work Is steadily progressing.
Rev. X. L. ScnoOnmaKer. late OF Sing Sing has
accepted y call to the Reformed Dutch church, at
Scarsdae, N. Y
Murray proposes, In case they call an associate pas.
tor, to surrender his present salary until the
churcn income snail so lar exceed the annual ex-
penses that they shall feel at liberty TO renew it
Kew. q. NJ. Wines has resigned the pastorate OF
the Fourth Congregational church in Hartford.