The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18

Bishop TOzer, who. II the same rule holds IN ENG
southgate WAS missionary bishop in Turkey
but returning from ILLS deid had no seat ~
The Rev. w. W. Bowdish. having returned from
his European tour. Is again at work with his
church III Harlem and couple OF sabDaths ago
he received thirty-1ve probationers into full mem
the REV. G. P. Hard. OF the western New York
Conference. is to sail az missionary to India on
Tuesday. Rev ). GOODWIN OF Drew Seminary WIZ
me new Methodist Episcopal church At Glen.
will also take place at Richvale, Pa, to-day; at
Providence, r. l.. on Thursday; at Mt Pleasant,
Md to-day, and az Trout Brook, N. T., on the 9th
The Rev. G. D. Birmingham, pastor OF the church
at Postville western New York; Conference, died
suddenly . few days ago In his WORK
The Rev. r. McKinstry has been transferred
from the Central New York Conference to the
Western New York Conference, ana stationed at
Rev f. S. Gillette, OF the Erie Conference, has
been appointed Aren't 81 the American e biole
At the recent session oil the ONO conference,
Rev. W. +. Hughey, formerly member OF tnat
church.
Bishop Andrews Is presiding at the Georgia Con-
bishop Merrill mas returned from the Pacific
Coast Conference In excellent health.
The Rev. Or. Rust mas gone south to attend the
OF the Freedmen's Aid Society.
A new Methodist Episcopal church was dedi-
Gated at Sugartown, N. Y. on Thursday 18th INST.
Another was dedicated on "Wednesday last at
Hartford Conn.
new Methodist church, As by rs feet. for ocean
Grove aud Asbury Park to cost $40 900 and to seat
60, is 10 be commenced immediately.
IN 'nyasiiuaeS a. cnnrues Of immorsity nreerred
against the Rev. g. Z. Haddock, declared HIM
guilty Of highly imprudent conduct. but on his own
declaration that he was innocent, his character
passed and he received an appOIn tInent.
Dedlcatory services have been held in the Prm-
during the week An old fashioned tea meeting
on Tuesday evening next viii finish up the pro-
gramme.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Roman Catholics have 20, 900 priests, 800
monasterles and converts twenty bishoprics, five
archblshops and three wears apostolic In Ger
The months Mind" Of Rev. Joseph Brunemann.
0. s. F., will be celebrated Monday. october ID, 1T
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, In 81. Mary's Star OF the
Sea-" Far Rockawsy.
Bishop Corrlgan has purchased q large house.
Newark, n. j., whlca win be Immediately fitted up
and opened as o House of the Good Shepherd, un-
der the Of the 81 the Good
Newark, Is very SICK, and has obtained leave OF
absence Tor q few weeks Father McManus takes
The new chapel erected Tor the accommodation
OF the destitute under the care OF the Little Sis
the Most Rev. Archbishop Bayley on Sunday next.
The corner stone or chapel Tor the Little
q the N WIN Dc
Tne new Cnurcn Of st. James at Falls Church,
Fairfax county, Va, VIII be dedicated this morn
the Archbishop OF New York left Rome on the
ed ult., expecting to return to New York about
abroad with him. has been confined TO hospital
treatment, In France, Tor organic disease.
Two new dioceses are to be created IN Pennsyl-
vania, the sees OF which Will be fixed at Reading
and PottsviIle. The Very Rev. Maurice Walsh, v.
G., OF Philadelphia, Is spoken OF as one Of the new
The promotion OF Milwaukee, to be a Metropoii.
tan See, with Mgr. Henni as first Archbishop, has
been extensively announced IN papers, Catholic
and other The FTeen10n'S Journal says the an
nOuncement Is premature.
the Right Rev. Or. Manucy, appointed Bishop
Texas has received letter from Cardinal Francn
Project of the Propaganda, apprislng him OF the
arduous and selfsacrincing mission on which he
The Pope has raised the Cathedral OF quebec to
the rank OF minor Basilica.
The forty hours devotion will begin IN st.
Joseph's church, Brooklyn, to-day.
Three Dominican Fathers-Daly, Byrne and
Of wc REV. FssSer Baos
Cardinal Cullen, in September, consecrated Rev.
Or. Crane Bishop Of Balarat, Australia Father
Rev. Father De Reggie Chancellor OF the diocese
OF Rochester, arrived on Saturday last from
Europe.
The Philadelphia Baptist Association, feeling very
much aggrieved az the stigmas OF close COM
munlonists laid upon its members at their annual
meeting lew days ago, unanimously resolved that
they were not close Sc but peculiarly open com.
OF other denominations That the scandal against
them be abated.
The Rev. J. W. Henry, OF Philadelphia. is soon
to go as a missionary to the South Sea Islands.
The Bev. E. II. Hovey having completed his
studies at Reip Institute has taken charge OF the
MOntgomeryvlle Baptist church at Adrian, Pa.
The Rev. p. 8. Vreeand. OF Paterson. has just
assumed charge OF the Baptist church in Woods
The New Jersey Baptist Sunday school Associa-
ton OF Camden county reports l7s2 scholars and
their libraries sixty conversions are reported.
The Rev. J. $. Miller has closed his labors with
the Baptist church at Williamsport. Pc.
During the twenty years. ministry Of the Rev.
DR.. Parmly III the First Baptist church OF Jersey
City 400 persons have united with the church. OF
whom 775 united by baptism.
The Philadelphia Baptist Association numbers IS
church societies and - church buildings, together
with a chapels and q parsonages, valued a.
which 1873 were added over all losses during the
year. The Sunday schools number 109 They con-
tain 1,043 teachers and 1857 scholars; A. 997
volumes are in their Sunday school libraries. Nine
new meeting houses and ten parsonages bave been
added TO the association. The total value OF its
The Rev. William Warlow has been ordained and
installed pastor OF the Baptist church at ST. Clair
During the two and half years OF this ministry
III Calvary Baptist church, Albany, the Rev. John
Love mas received nearly 800 into membership IN
Baptist mission chapels have been built at Ken
wood, Pagevllle and North Albany, N T., and
churches have been erected at Bath and Green
bush, near Albany, during the past year.
Rev. Thomas G. Wright mas resigned at Westerley
First church and closed his labOrs there.
Rev. h. II. Wheeler, OF Railway, N. j., has been
called to Valley Falls, X. l.
The Sixth street Baptist church OF this city will
spend TINS day in praise and thanksgiving Tor
mercies during the year past. historical ad.
dress will be delivered IN the morning By the pas
tor, Rev. D. c. Potter.
Rev. W. T. Dixon, colored, Of the Concord Bap.
fist church. has been selected TO deliver the open
ing address before the Long Island Baptist Asso-
citation, which meets on Tuesday morning next at
Gethsemane Baptist church, Brooklyn.
The uedlcatOry services in Marcy avenue Bap
fist church, Brooklyn, which were continued dur
ing the week. closed on Friday evening with al
able sermon by DR.. Armtage or this city.
The Rev. J. B. Cleaver has left the sixth avenue
Baptist church, Brooklyn, and started ''g0spe
cnurcn'' around the corner. His old congregation
refuse to give him letter dismissory and or
Wednesday evening during stormy church meet
ing he carried on the pulpit, which he claimed az
personal property He keeps fast horses, ano
some OF his old parishioners think this lnconsisten
with ministerial plety.
| The aggregate membership OF the West Jersey
Baptist Association Is 1895, being an increase o
last reDOrt.