The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

Rev. william Murphy, OF Rutland, VT, has been
Rev. bishop Of Montreal. and is assigned to the
duties OF assistant priest In the cathedral at Bur-
lington. The corner stone Of ST Peter and Pxurs
posing ceremonies on the first Sunday after
Easter. The eloquent Redemptorlst, Father Wav-
% Pascss Church, rSs next tuesday
Bishop Domenec, Of Pittsburg, has ordered
mass to be said every SATURDAY during ten ys Sa
the congregation OF st. James, church SewickIey,
sa RI to he
Peters, New York. has built St. Peters parochial
school and placed the Christian Brothers over 1t aS
teachers. IL already numbers on It's books over
500 names. and has an average attendance or $50.
In May next the building Will oe completed, when
instruction OIL these children by eighteen teachers
will average 81, wv per annun. Father Walw0rth
sne pa uG% os Church this e Giving
an interesting account OF the COptic Cathoncs
whom he met and worshpped with IN Cairo. ne
reports that Father Hecker, also OF the Paulist
church, mas gone up the Nile. Father Waw0rth
purposes to visit India, China and Japan before ne
retuI ms, and to come nome by way OF san Fran
cisco, thus making the trip around the world. The
pilgrimage continues to hold the attention Oh the
Catholic press and people ana II Is now PROPOSED
Peters pence to the Pope. The Bishop OF New
Orleans has given 1t his blessing, and encourages
by the priests Of the congregation OF the
mission, win be opened on sunday morning
mass in the caurcn attached to ST. Johns College,
corner Of Lewis and WillOughby avenues. Bishop
Elder, or Natchez, has appointed next sunday lor
Heart" The diocese OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
leads the In its representation for the pilgrim
age. Bishop Dwenger, Very. Rev., Julien Beno,t,
V. G. Rev. George A. Hamilton. Lafayette, Ind;
Rev. George steiner, Huntington. Ind, aud Mr..
James b. Falley OF Lafayette, are booked. The
diocese OF Portland seems to STAND next The
Very Rev. John O'Donnell, v. G., and the Rev.
D. Murphy, OF keene, N. H.. are booked also The
Catholic temperance societies OF Jersey CITY are
Very Rev. George Doane. Y. G: oil Newark, at
Library Hall. Jersey City, on Tuesday evening next,
Patrtck's church The Rev. P. Hennessy has re-
Gently established Catholic high school, In which
all the modern LANGUAGES and sciences are taught.
This Is the first attempt IN New Jersey state TO
compete with the public high schools. The Rev.
Thaddeus Hogan, OF Mount Holly, N. j., has been
transferred 10 the passionate or East Newark Dy
Right Rev. Bisnop COrrigan.
MISCELLANEOUS
Miss Lora Haynes, Tor many years Librarian OF
Watham, but who has recently been studying 1Or
the ministry at q theological school IN canton, N.
Y, will shortly commence preaching from Univer-
sailst puplts. Mr.. John II. WyckOn, Of the senior
class of the Theological Seminary at New Bruins
wick. has been cOmInlss Oned by the Reformed
Board OF Foreign Missions to be connected with
the ArcOt Mission, India. twenty-five converts re-
Gently joined the Reformed church at Klnde rhOOk,
N. Y. Rev. +. WAN Vranken, of the Reformed
Second Reformed church at Newark, N. j., where
he will commence his aDOrs on the first Sabbath
of April The Reformed church at SOmervlile.
N. j., last sabbath celebrated the fortletn an
nversary of it's organization. The sunday previous
thlrty-tlree converts united with the church.
nave the III" esu OF tee
recent revival In that village Rev. J. II. Collier,
OF Reformed church OF Schuylerville, N. y. has
vile. N. J. The churches OF Canan0aigua have In.
vlted the Rev. A. b. Earle to commence series OF
meetings with them, winch are to begin to-day.
There are already encouraging Indications among
them.