The New York herald., 1874-11-15
gregat!on. Thsy have secured ham .. the corner

greraton. They have secured hall at the corner
or Broadway and Lexington avenue
The sunday School Missionary Society OF the
Madison avenue Baptist church have raised and
appropriated during the past year nearly 1900.
The Rev. L. NJ 5. Haynes declines the appoint
ment OF Corresponding Secretary OF the New York
Baptist State Convention.
EPIscoPALIAS.
on November 3 the Bishop OF Connection conse.
Grated the church or the Holy Trinity, Middle
town.
DR.. Huntington, OF All saints church, Worces-
ter, Mass, having written TO the Dean OF Worces-
ter, England for stone relic OF the cathedral OF
that ancient city, Dr., Yorke has sent him Two
carved stones asa token OF brotner.y regard ana
CHRISTIAN uHity and md, IN nnx between the churches
on Saturday, November !, the Bishop OF Connec-
tlcut laid the corner stons OF Grace church,
on Thursday, November s, the Bishop conse-
Grated the new and beautiful Trinity church. At
Lime Rock, in the town OF salisbury: Conn.,.
BISHOP Bedell, OF ohio, sailed Tor Europe Novem-
ber He will winter IN Cairo, Egypt, and Will re-
turn nome soon ai!er Easter. HIS standing com
mittee VIII supply his lack OF service In his a0seuce.
The Rev. s. u. Ferguson, after long respite IN
TINS country, mas returned TO ais mission work In
A ..ritualisto correspondent evidently . lady
from her handwriting, informs US that FOR some
time after Dr. ForDes' renunciation OF Roman
Catholicism sne went 70 MIN regularly N the
vestry OF a weil known church In This city 10 con-
iessoa, ana always received TON nim aasaorl, n,s
those who, with him, mold 20 auricular con-
Dean Cridge, OF the Cathedral, Victoria, Coum-
bla and $50 communicates have retired from Inc
Church OF England and tdentlned themselves with
the Reformed Episcopal Church.
Rev. J. Eas.bnrn Brown, Of the Chapel Of Free
Grace II tnis city, has Withdrawn from sns pres.
formed Episcopal Church. The Rev. Mr.. Brown
has accepted . call to Christ church, Moncton,
Bishop CummIns' health has been restored and
nc is now vigorously pushing the Interests OF the
Reormed Episcopal Church.
In the diocese Of Northern New Jersey. lately
created, there are sixty resoent clergymen, 5000
communicates and sxty.lonr parishes.
The Dominican Fathers wlll give . mission In
the Church OF Our Lady OF Victory, Brooklyn, COM
Among the fruits OF the late mission In ST.
Gaoreps church were twenty converts to The
Tns new cathedral IN Boston will be opened on
the 18th inst but not for delegation. 1t IL not
quite completed for that.
Last Sunday morning the Church OF st. Francis
XAVIER Baltimore, was rededcated.
The church in Relsterstown, near Baltimore,
Will be formally opened this morning.
The mission when has been conducted for the
last Two weeks IN the Holy Cross CHURCH, Battl-
more, VII! close to-day. " mas proved sminenuy
The 7aoet furnishes cheering statistics Of the
growth of Catholicism in Great Britain for the last
were counted IN 1865, 90, 900 Catnollcs IN 1921,
500 900; in 1892 Q 500 900; and In lS& $780, 900.
England now contains 1896 priests, 145s churches,
2s6 monasteries for men, 2S6 conyents Tor women
and $3.50 Catholic schools.
A. Elmira, Ill.,, the Irish Catholics have the
Gospel preached to them In the irish Ian.
The House OF the Good shepherd on Atlantic and
East New York avenues, East New York, an instl-
| tutlop founded seven years ago by q colony ol
sisters, having become TOO small the Sisters are
20 aaa
now appeal 70 the puolic TO aid taem. they Will
undertake any Kind Of work, and they VIII mold 9
lair for the 0enedt OF their institution the nrsr
weeks OF December next for which they solicit
donations.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at Alto
Dale, Pa, Will be dedicated next Sunday, 22d
The African Methodist Episcopal Church is
ary TO saKe cnarge OF the Haytian Mission.
Gated on sunday, the 22d inst. The dedlcatory
sermon viii be preached BY the Rev. Alexander
At the ninth anniversary Of the Board Of Church
Extension Of the Me.nodiss Episcopal Church
evening, evening Rev. Dr. 4 !. Kyneit, D. d. secretary
society rs follows :-Balance on nand last year.
Sl,32i Il. Acknowledgement account $75,546 So;
gea
account $l7,7l5 90. Total, SSl,522 is. Balance on
nsna sS aas slsI g TIE ], s how
donations ana loans s. ISL is and aonatons and
the nine years OF its existence the Board has col
sected and d.sbursed $soA 7e3 o., aiding 1.3s5
ton has now $4,000 churches.
PRESBYTERIAN.
the Rev. Charles D. shaw, OF Philadelphia, has
iand, has taken charge oi the PrssDyssran cnurcn
Dr. r. d. Alien. of PHILADELPHIA has received
cali TO San Francisco.
.,R Rev: Ut. M haurras, IL the brick Presbyterian I
entered an earnest protest against the recent ex-
cluson oi church from an association On account
OF ITS iree communion principles.
Rev. Lewis C. Lockwood has been installed pas.
tor OF the Presbyterian churcn at Melville, L. l.
been oiicaiine in the Prasby ierian church at
Whtestone, has accepted call to become its
The resignation OF Rev. DR.. Rogers, for torty-
four years pastor o: the Presbyterian church at
Bound Brook N. j., has been accepted and the
pastoral relations dissolved by the Presbytery
taxing effect last sunday when he preached MS
farewell sermon. He mas removed to Athens, Ga.
Numerous Go s appcaiions p nave oesn maae BY the
N. ]. Ont OF respect Tor his memory no imme-
date steps WIN be taken TO fll tine vacancy.
pastor Of the Presbyterian church as Allentown,
MISCELLANEOUS.
: 4 new English church. the hrst ever built In
Belgium by The British and American residents
mere, was opened lately. 1t Is handsome Gothic
edifce. capable OF seating 600 persons.
Rev. >. 8. Hugnson, late OF Newark, N. j., has
received and accepted o call from the Congrega-
tIonal church at Patchogue, /. l.
Mr.. Charles Edward Harrington, graduate
from Bangor Seminary IN 1874 was recently
ordained as pastor In Lancaster. n. II.
Rev. II. h Harris has accepted q call to become
the pastor Of the congregational church at Orient,
/. ].
Rev. John Rogers has closed his iabors with the
FIRST Congregational church in Hartford, conn.
Tne ordination of tue Rev. John II. WyckoG. or
Hightstowu, N. j., as missionary TO Jndia, took
place on Thursday evening last In the Second Re-
formed church Of New Brunswick. He was to have
sailed yesterday for India.
In December the New York City Mission and
Tract Society will celebrate It's forty eighth ami
versary. THIS Is the oldest organization OF It's
KIND IN the city, and has done great service IN ad.
vancing our local Christianity.