The New York herald., 1874-08-09

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UnaTcn t founded by Henry VIII, and from which All
Tue fIotestant sects, 1t says, have sprung Is de-
ciared not to be Church ut all, now or at any
previous time.
Rev. Father 0'Farrell, Of St. Peters church, Bar.
clay street. New York. Is spoken OF as the success
sor OF Bishop Horan In the EpiscOpate OF Kingston
49,. Arcn1ishop bayey IS Ia Newark on brief visit;
the ArchDishop Is enjoying excellent health.
on Sunday, August 2. was laid the corner stone
OF the new Catholic church Of ST. Peters congre-
gation, Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Rev. ii. +. Parke has been appointed admins
TRAITOR OF the diocese OF Wheeling.
me CHRISTIAN Brothers OF tne Province OF New
YORK enter upon their annual eight days retreat
Mgr Haneer, Bishop OF Spire, 1t il believed will
be the new archbishop OF Fnoourg
church picnics.
Rev. Father sassels, OF Des Moines, iowa. is rap
idly pushing forward new church.
The cure 0f LOurdes Is making appeals TO the
public Tor aid ior his church, which is In very ru-
inoas condition. The old church Of Lourdes was
built In $50, and was then amply large enough tor
the limited population OF the town. which has now
increased from 1000 TO 5000 Inhabitants The
cure wishes to repair this venerable sanctuary
and to bull0 new church large enough lor his
nOck The town OF Lourdes Is situated at some
distance from the famous shrine.
Rev. J. V. Osterhaus, OF Harlem, is summering
among the Thousand Islands, ana the ney NJ r.
smith is supplying his pulpit during the present
The Baptists Of Fiatbush. L. l., are about to
erect chapel for their use. the ministry OF Rev.
L. T. Moore has infused new life into them.
DIR. Fulton, OF Brooklyn, has gone on brlef va
cation He win preach in Albany this morning,
and two weeks from to-day ne Is booked to speak
Rev. J. F. Elder OF Madison avenue church. is
taking his vacation in Cambridge, near Boston,
ana supplying the Baptist church there during the
the Rev. Lyman Jewett. D. D., for many years
in this country, and has been greatly benentea Dy
the voyage and rest
d. 5 q tSs Mo- rn a1 aa
renee, Kansas, to become It's pastor.
3D. Ss Of the s st .Sa
brated the thirty-eighth anniversary or his MINIS
The Rev. Il. E. Won Sturmer, pastor OF Emmanuel
Baptist church. Leicester, has joined the Church
OF England, on the ground that the "Cnurch"
a1osSs greater nSerty OF conscience than that 10
A new house Of worship has been dedicated at
Waveriy L 1t y not not m large edifice, but it has
ply the church at Princeton, N. J.
Drs. FISH and Yerkes, now travelling in the East,
have fallen into tue hands of the BedOuins. They
were captured py band OF the nomads. and are
Yne Rev. E. A. Wood resigns at Saratoga Springs,
to take effect in September, after two years
It's proposed to raise among the Baptists OF
Pennsylvania $780, 200 Tor educational purposes,
for academes III In s sats M eor
Is TO be made to raise 900 Tor Peddie Institute
Rev. william Q. Colegrove has taken the pastoral
care OF the Free Baptist church ut Pennington, W.
terminate their cooperative relations to the New
A council called by the Baptist church in Am
haSsI hers Mass HHay 2' ordained It's pastor elect
Rev. GaIusha Anderson, D. D., OF Brooklyn, has
Important field. Since october he has baptized
aoout seventy persons nearly all Of whom had
recently avowed their ialth IN Christ He B now
hYQpin0
Myab Sab Po-Kway, Of Grocer Theological Semi
Seminary, two OF our best educated Karen con-
verts left these shores last Tuesday. They return
to Burmah to engage IN educational and mission
work. They have been nine years In America.
EPIsCoPALIAN.
The number Of Episcopal clergy In Massachu-
setts is 1872; OF churches, l04; Of communicates,
II, ,492; of sunday school members, l2,22J; contrl-
buttons last year, $5ll, l,44o The members In this
state are :-Oergy. liz; Of churches, "A; COM
Lousiana- -Uommqpicants, 4,a5l: ministers. 81;
churches, As; sunday scholars and teachers 1904
Clergy, IS: churches and missions, 4s; communi.
| cants, 4,009; members OF sunday school, 3,o79;
contributions. s72osl Fur Tennessee7Clergy. 50;
1888; contributions, $3S, $751; For Aabama-Clergy,
ss; churches, a.; Communicates, 1862; sunday
| Indiana-Clergy, SO; churches ~; communicates,
! 3,2lO; SUNDAY school members, 4,007; contribu-
Tne Rev. W. s. Perkins, OF Bristol, Pa, has with.
drawn rom the Episcopal Church and VIII join the
| Reformed EpscOpallans.
! Fairbaut, Mtnn. makes terrible accusation
| against q Lutheran minister named Quammen, Of
tue same place. A Mr.. KasmuS Peterson was hurt
In q machine shop and sent for clergyman. HIS
| namesake answered the summons and admins
| tered to the dying man the communion and such
other consolation OF the Christian religion as he
could and LEFT. Sortly after Mr. Quammen called
in and rebuked the dying man for having received
the sacrament from the nand OF the Episcopal min-
ister The fanatlcal clergyman toll the poor man
thai he could never obtain absouti0n tor this sin,
ana nat ne was esssna lost Tae ea man ma
Was FASTENED by this uniaitalul steward Of the
Word OF Life.
have gwen call to the Rev. *. +. Forester, OF
Chicago, at salary o. 1000 year.
tns Of Se
Brooklyn. The interior OF the church has been re-
painted and decorated, the chapel altered and re-
furnished, and new organ supplied.
The Bishop Of Lincoln has made an earnest ap-
peal to the Wesleyans in England to return to the
thinss indicates that more CHURCH OF England
people will 20 to the Wesleyans than Wesleysns
wlli'come to the Church.
home for the old and tntrm OF either sex without
limiting Its privileges TO any y, ion nons ms
ie I'M was ned July H. a'
METHODIST.
Bishop Andrews will dedicate the new Methods,
Episcopal church at Long Creek, Iowa, August O.
!
depot, Troy Conference was dedicated July %.
Rev. j. w. Hamilton, pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. Temple street, Boston, has been
preaching sermon ON "The Benefits OF Roman
Catb0licism In America" To most Protestant min.
listers this would not prove fruitful theme. But
Mr. Hamilton has brought out richness and beauty
from IL, and shows that there are many commend
able features In Catholicism which, with some al
iterations and emendations, would make II Method
l'tam.
Rev. A. II. Ferguson Is meeting with great sue
cess In collecting money to redeem the debt on
the Central church at Yonkers Several churches
IN New York have gwen him collections.
There have been 400 accessi0ns on probation
during the Conference year to the Methodist Eps-
c0pa church at Nation, NJ, and there vet remain
100 whose probation mas not expired. ThiS ts the
fruit OF last winters revival.
Rev. s. Fl. Platt, OF Brooklyn, author OF "The
Wondrous Name" Is spending his vocation at
ocean Grove, M.
Bath district camp meeting, western New YORK
conference. A like number are reported rom
Fernwood camp meeting, near Philaae'phia.
The Rev. W. Hatfield pastor OF Memorial church,