The New York herald., 1874-10-04

CONTINUATION
church at Breslau, l.. l.. to-day.
Bishop NJ Farland, OF Hartford, is reported to be
seriously ILL.,
The dedication OF the Church OF St. Charles Bor-
romeo, now nearly completed, at PiSesyile, - es
pected TO take place on the 4lh OF November, the
iestai DAY OF tue SAINT.
Five priests nave died IN indianapolis within the
last n!ne months. and pubic comment has been
A new house of the Redemptorist Fathers has
recently been opened at quebec, with the Rev. NJ
burke, =. ). = X, as Superior.
lecture VIII be given in ST. Andrews church
next sunday by Rev. Or. Kelly for the benefit OF
the church Bishop Gross, OF savannah WIN also
The Lord Mayor OF dublin Will lecture in the
Academy OF Music on Tuesday evening" Tor the
benent oi 81. Cecilia's church.
rather Dagnaait mas been appointed resident
pas at Milbnrn NJ J.. lie has also charge oil the
Calhoncs OF Cranson and Wes'1eld
The Rev. DR.. Wgger, OF Summit. N j.. who lately
had charge o! the Catholics OF Miiburn, has mad
Chathain, N. D.. attached to his mission.
diocese will shortly cuInmenc he erection oil a
church IN the eleventh ward, Newark, TO be dedi-
church Is especially intended Tor the German
Cathohcs VINO reside In the northwestern section
oil the ctty.
The following cleIgymen have been recently re-
moved move IN the diocese o. Loulsvlle:-Rev. A. J.
Ward Drury, from Raywick 30 Chicaeo; Rev. J. A.
Creary. rom CHICAGO 70 81 Budgets, Louisville;
town. 10 81 Tnomas' theological SEMINARY. Louis.
vile, Faith Ryan, from Ehzape ethSown to st.
Joseph's, Bardstown; Father hock, rom the Ca
tneural TO Elizabeth own; Father Vantroosten-
berghe, rom -. Johns Loulsvne, 10 Holy Cross.
band 81 kedemptorist fathers, RON s.. Louis.
are at present giving very successful mission at
81. Jdlnes' churcn. Chicago.
| The New York pau.ists began mission at st.
Jarsath's church, Chicago, on Sunday, september
q. anu on Its conclusion viii give another at the
Cnulcn OF st. Plus Father Damen, 5. j., is at
viii soon start ior New YorS Fathers Van Goch
and am koopnans are IN Independence and 90
thence TO CINCINNATI
Coheclions are to be taken up to-day in all the
Churches OF the diocese OF Pittsourg Tor the sup
port OF the diocesan seminary.
Rev. L. NJ. Connery has been appointed TO take
| charge OF the congregation at Susncnson Bridge,
ler vacant by the recent death OF Father Isaac N.
| Wells.
| Father Marsardier has returned to New Orleans,
after an extended tour in Europe.
st. Antaonys church, Mausonvllle, Ohio was
| dedicateu last sunday.
Rev. Father McEvoy has returned to the cathe.
! dral, Buffalo, mucn improved IN health.
the kev. John McElroy, OF Freoerick, Nd, now
In his ninety NTH year, and Lae Rev. Father Kee
nan OF Lancaster, Pa, aged ninety. are the sole
hands OF Or. CARROLL first Archbishop OF Baltimore.
Tney are boh IN lul vlgor OF mind ana faculties.
! The ormer has been seventy years in the priest
| hood aud the latter nearly as long.
| series Of lectures to AID IN completing the
1 avenue Brooklyn, Is about TO be commenced. The
hrst win be delivered by the Rev. Thomas McGiv-
ern thus evening ut the temporary church IN Van
derbilt avenue.
The Rev. Dr. DuPuy, OF the Christian Aduocate, of
/ this city, is OH ia Western New York attending
| the annual session OF his Conference.
| Dr. Peck of the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church, Chicago, received over 200 persons
4 into lu!l membership September 49, They were
! probationers from the levlNal OF last sprung.
! There are about $50 more who are expected to be
/ received soon.
lhe Methodist Episcopal church near Marion
having been rented, was reopened on sunday sunday
/ last. seven hundred and fifty dollars were raised
4 to pay or repairs.
The revival meetings at the Thirty fifth street
Methodist Episcopal church, this CITY,
lug in their religious interest and power and Will
| The Wesieyans OF England seem to have dis
! covered the seeds OF Romanlsm In their Liturgy,
and have taken measures ~ eXtlrpate them.
virginia Baptist paper reports that not long
ago an entire Methodlst church was baptized on
profession OF iaIth, and received into the Kappa
hammock AssoclatlOn Virginia
Rev. Dr.. Schahner, OF Baltimore, has recently
donated $1,000 or the erection OF church build
ing on the Rappahannock circuit Methodist Ep,s-
copal ChureD, south Dr. Scuaifner is q native OF
Rappahannock county, VFgnia. and desires the
erection OF this chu Gu as memorial to hts
mother.
TIE Canadian Methodist Episcopal Church has
236 Il laven,ns preachers 43s churches I34 parson-
ages and - 6+l Gembers. Vaue OF church prop
erty, ,SSoO,5oo. an increase OF s79,S2S during the
year.
Mr.. L. D. Dameron, book and publishing agent
OF the Methodist episcopal church, South, at ST.
Louis, has Ucen charged by Rev. Ur. LeitwIch with
lmmoralty ana cal ed to trial He denles and
makes counter charges against his accuser, and
the case promises TO result in some lively discus
sloIs on tne value OF moral character.
Bisuop Harris, now on his way home from tour
round the word, reports on the Methoost ms
aud lS7 preaching sta Ms, 2,9os members and
l,553 proDationers, 81 local preachers ana exhort
ers, % churches and parsonage OF the value of
SO, go, 81 sunday schools and 37lS teachers and
scholars. The benevolent contributions or tne
year amounted to Sl6,0o6.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at Corn
wall, N. Y, was dedicated yesterday. Another at
Jamaica, Long stand was dedicated on Thursday.
IL win seat 500 people. 1t cost $4,000.
The Forty-iourth street Methodist Episcopal
church In THIS city have nearly completed u s2oooo
Inc Central New York Conference Will meet at
ithaca on Wednesday.
Conversions In tue Methodist Episcopal churches
in Baltimore are reported as follows :-Whatcoat,
80: North Baltimore, lS5; Easton avenne, 80;
Franklin street church, SO; Great Fails 60; Jeffer-
son street churcn 80 aud lesser numbers III other
charges.
PREsBYTERIANs
The Preshyterlaus IN Boston hold nve churches
and have congregations larger than the CoAgre-
gatlonallsts, one only excepted. The New York
SYNOD meets III Boston tins month.
Inc Presbyterian board oi home Missions state
that TINS year their "deeis are unparalleled" On
the lst OF September they owed $4,000. They
estimate that with their present Iorce OF 150o
misslona les their expenses WIN pe more than
h,ty per cens over last year's-that is, more than
$4,000.
The Presbyterian church that has been building
at sal Lake IS so nearly completed that 1t Will De
/ dedicated next Sabbath.
lne Rev. Ersklne White, D. D. OF Buffalo, has
been calied TO the twenty TIN street Pres j.
terian church IN tins city tthe Rev. Ii. ID. Nor
Rev. Albert B. Marshall or the late class at
Princeton. VIII go to his charge at Bingham and
Ihe Presbyterian Board Of Missions have Just
seat SIX clerical missionaries to Egypt and India.
Rev. Rulus >. underwood, VINO has been preach
ing In the emu ch OF the Covenant, Brooklyn dur
ing the summer, has received RON that society
earnest and unanimous cali.
Inc rev. John l.. Caldwell, OF Rome, Ga, has ac-
cepted call to the III esDy erlan CHURCH at Inde
pendenCe, Mo.
During protracted meeting at Carthage church,
Ca, twenty-five persons pro esSed 1aIth in Christ
In Iacateeas, MeXico II Presby terian mission
was commenced December IA, 1878, and now 1t
nine cnluren. The congregation has outgrown
the hall IN which 1t has been worshipping. Fifty
miieS norih Is the town OF Cos, IN when there Is
cnurch ol 200 members aud q large Sabbath school,
Ihe Presbyterian Board OF Church Erection
last year aided III the erection compile ton OF
Ito churches, spread over 20 States and Territories
ana under the care o 81 different Presbycries. Ii
spent $780, 900 In dong this work.
The United Presby teran church of Evans, Weld
county, col, was organized last month, with
thirly-tWo members.
church oi seventy-one members has been or
gauILel LII AnXaulrla. Va. with Rev j. u Bullock