The New York herald., 1874-11-08

/ city Tine. He mas taken II from Father o'Beirne's
charge OF 81. Jonn'S G0wanus, aud has placed 1t
under the charge OF the Rev. Micnae Hickie. the
assistant priest OF st. Johns church.
The Rev. DR.. Mccarthy, the successor OF the late
| lamented Bishop keane, Bishop OF Coyne queens
town, was consecrated on Wednesday, the 2sth
sisted by the Bishops OF Cork and Limerick and
Others The conservation took place In the Roman
preached by Bishop Croke. OF Auckland, Australia.
Rather , Potter, ;. J.. formerly pro,essor, n,on 9i
free free Republic be was exiled for conscience sake,
i has been made Minister OF PUBLIC Worship and
The Rev. Messrs. Rosencranz, Elliott, Bodfsn,
/ Brady and Deshon, Paullst Fathers, OF New York,
/ have just concluded a mission OF twelve days in
| all OF them, with the exception OF the Rev. Mr..
! Elliott, who remains to finish the good work. de-
parted for other fields OF aoor. The edince OF st.
| Jonn's was crowded during the services. which
! were held daily, beginning at early morn and
cGsne ne aee a s5as S
The new schools under process OF construction
In ST. Johns parish, Trenton, n. j.. are fast ap-
preaching completion. The building is composed
Of oreR M WIN stone ilntlng ana presents sub
A new cnurcn is being built in connection with
St. Francis College, in Trenton N. j., under the
auspices OF the Franciscan fathers ofsthat city.
EPIsCOPALIAN.
To-day the Rev. James T. Holly, recently elected
win be consecrated Missionary Bishop OF Haytl-
The Rev. Dr. Garrett, OF Omaha, VIII be conse-
Grated Missionary Bishop OF Northern Texas and
the Rev. DR.. WlnQfed Missionary Bishop oil North
The Rev. Dr. Robert W. B. Elliott, the recently
elected Missionary Bishop OF Western Texas. viii
be consecrated next sunday.
The primary convention to rarify the division OF
Michigan into two dioceses and TO select bishop
Tor the new diocese Will meet at Grand Rapids,
December 9 The Rev. DIR. William Stevens Perry
the estimable Secretary OF the General Conven-
ton. is mentioned as the probable incumbent.
The Rev. M. A. Johnson has accepted the rector
ship OF Calvary church, Clifton, Cincinnati, Otio
and entered upon his duties.
nm nnU hno tnd thA
The Rev. G. ]. Prescott has entered upon his
duties as rector OF the Church Of the Good Shep-
The Rev: g. q. Young has resigned the charge
OF Christ church, Glendale, Ohio.
Tue Rev. j. G. Armstrong has accepted she
rIectorship OF st. Matthew's church, Wheeling,
The Rev. A. P. Anderson, OF Grass Valley has
resigned the charge OF Trinity church, Nevada
the Rev. H. H. Cole of Bristol England, has
become connected with the diocese OF Virginia.
The Rev. h. B. Cartmill has resigned the charge
OF Christ church, Oberlin, Ohio.
The Rev. u. Flack has been elected assistant
minister OF the Church OF the Advent San Fran
The REV. s. W. Garrett has resigned the Mission
work at NeWburg, OHIO, and accepted the rector
ship OF Christ church. Hudson, and the Bethel
The Rev. J. ]. Norwood, OF North Carolina, has
become assistant minister In st. Paul's church,
Bishop Stevens, who for six years has had
charge or the Protestant Episcopal churches and
congregations III Europe, mas resigned THIS posi-
tion, and it Is announced that the Presiding
Bishop has transferred the commission to the
Right Rev. Dr. Llttlejonn, Bishop OF Long Island.
Church OF the lntercesslon at Washington Heights
has resigned his charge on account OF the fnan-
debt amounts to .s107,00 but the congregation
have determined to bear this heavy burden. and
persevere IN efforts to reduce l..
Rev. William $. Perkins, Of Pennsylvania late
presoyter OF the Protestant Episcopal Cnurcn, has
followed the Rev. j. A. Latane and formally united
with the Reformed Episcopal Church.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Today mas been appointed as day OF prayer
for young mems christian associations and their
work, and as such will be observed through
out the country, The number OF associa-
ally increasing, and Is now 945. the annual ex-
penses OF 25o OF these amount TO 100000. Forty
year there were thlrtyelght valued at $l,754 $50.
The Rev: Oliver Crane returned by the Cuba last
absence OF about seven months, spent chiefly at
Aintao Turkey whittier he went at the instance
NIT his continuance in the work ne was III sLru.
mental In establishing IN earlier years.
The Hebrew CONGREGATION Beth Eohin OF Brook
lvn E. D., Rev. Dr. Grossman rabbi, are about to
erect new and handsome synagogue at a cost OF
$4,000. Their present house OF worship mas be-
come too small or the increasing congregation.
Rev Henry Powers, formerly Of the Church OF
the Messiah, IN this city, has accepted call to the
The Harvard church in Brookllne, Mass, have
extended call by telegraph to Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
OF London, VINO preached for them several times
on his recent visit here. They propose a salary OF
S. 000 besides ST. 900 pay the expense OF removal
The Rev. Mr. Schermernorn, OF Boston, has ac-
cepted call from the Unitarian church at Buffalo,
Ny.
The church Un,on publishes q constitution con-
tanning thirty articles OF faith and discipline upon
which 1t expects existing denominations TO unite
or a new denomination OF united churches to be
organized. But the sects seem to be going the
other way
Henry varley the evangelist, Is now IN this
country preaching with great power.
The American Missionary Association nnds
needy and accessible field among the Chinese OF
San Francisco. They have 405 pupils in their
evening schools, OF whom thiriy-1ve have given
up idolatry and several have professed Chris
tlanity.
The new and attractive chapel recently built by
the south Reformed church OF this CITY. Rev. DR..
Rogers, Tor their large and 1ourishing mission
school at No. 343 West Twenty sixth street. will
be dedicated this afternoon
The independent says DR.. Fulton Is arguing now
adays. III pulpit and IN paper that infant baptism
Is sin. How about lying? asks the independent
Is tnat one OF the Christian graces lnls is q
broadside at the champion OF close communion.
The Rev. Ii. Il. Harris has accepted a call TO be-
come the pastor OF the congregational church at
Orient, l.. /.
The ordination Of the Rev. John II. Wyckon of
Hignts,own. n. j., as missionary to India took
place on Thursday evening last in the Second Re-
formed church Of New Brunswick. The services
were attended by large number OF people, and
by the Chassis OF New Brunswick. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. DR.. @. D. Hartranft
from the fifteenth chapter OF st. Pauls epistlc to
the Romans, verses % and Il.
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.