The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

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permission, set watch over the tomb. lest his
dlscipes come by night and steal him away and
say unto the people pc he Is risen from the dead.
SUNDAY, THE i1rH or Nissan APRIL o..
me sabbath ended at six on the evening OF nj.
san l6 Early the next morning the resurrection
OF Jesus took place. Matt, xviii, l; St Marx,
This witness is pretty good proof OF the three
am thankful that was taught to believe by the
Bible and the Word thar Jesus. the low born son
SO we read and so we believe. EXAMINER
STANFORD, Conn.,. MAY, 1874
Ministerial and Church Movements.
BAPTIST.
The First African church OF Richmond, at It's last
business meeting. excluded seventeen members
for dancing. That looks like business.
Rev. J. 8. Dickerson, OF South Boston, has been
obliged to cease active work on account OF I'm
paired health.
Professor James 7. Doyle late OF the Pacific
Churchnan, has been ordained q BAPTIST minister
IN Yokohama, Japan.
The East Washington avenue Baptist church, OF
East Bridgeport Conn, has been organized and
recognized.
Rev. Dr.. westcott Of Cornwall, N. Y. formerly
of this city, concentrated his GOLDEN wedding on
the 18th inst
Professor Edward Judson, OF Madison Univer.
burton avenue church, Yonkers, N. " is going TO
Boston for a couple OF years to pursue some favor
lite studies
Rev. T. E. Brown OF the Second Baptist church,
Rochester, N. Y, is taking years. rest to recruit
his health. He expects to spend the time In Eu-
rope.
and installed pastor OF the Baptist church at Sew
Rev. Charles Il. Woods was recently ordained
and installed pastor OF the Baptist church AT Eden,
Rev Charles 7. Decamp has been ordained and
installed pastor OF the orient Baptist church at
or the graduating class in the Hamilton Theo-
logical Seminary, Mr. l. +: Moore accepts call to
Fatbush L. l. /; MIR. H. 0. k0wlands to Whites.
town. N. Y.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. F. r Ellnwood, one VI the secretaries
or the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions, Is
making arrangements for trip OF eight months
to China and Japan for the purpose OF visiting the
Rev r mas received call to the
Rev. w. A. Fleming, OF Johnstown, Pa, has &C.
cepted call to the First Presbyterian church OF
Grand Rapids Mich
about building new house OF worship to cost
$4,000.
Il is proposed to put baptistery into a new
Presbyterian church to be built 10 Newark, n. j.
That looks ike allowing liberty OF choice on the
The General Assembly OF the Free Church of
Scotland met IN Edinburgh on Thursday last. DR..
Cunningham, OF Philadelphia, has gone tnither as
commissioner from the American Presbyterian
churches
The theatres and other places Of amusement in
Hannibal, Mo-, have been deserted because OF the
revival interest created there by Mr.. Hammond,s
preaching. Services are held in the streets well
as In the churches, and in saloons, and continu-
GUS service OF five hours IN the street Ia common
thing.
Rev. J. c. Wright has resigned the pastorate Of
the Presbyterian church at Greenvle, N. Y, owing
arising
nuences Of the locality
Rev. J. a. Quares Of the high street PresDy,
terrain church. st. Louis, has been compelled by Ill
health to cease labor for . while.
Rev. H. Wilson has been installed pastor OF the
Presby terrain church at Middle Sandy, OHIO.
The Rev. John B. Brown, q Presbyteria clergy
man at Russelvie. Ark, mas been sentenced TO
three years. imprisonment Tor counterfeitlng.
Mr.. Joseph /. Potter, graduate OF Princeton
College and Theological seminary, was ordained
by the Prespytery Of Cincinnati at Walnut Hills on
slonary TO Persia BY the Presbyterian Board OF
Foreign Missions.
EPIscopALIAN.
Mr.. S. s. Roche son OF DR.. J. A. Roche, OF the
New York East Conference Methodist Episcopal
church, and graduate Of the Protestant Episco;
pal General Theological Seminary OF tins city, Will
be ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Redeemer, Brooklyn. on Sunday
Rev. H. B. Ellsworth, formerly . Presbyterian
minister, was recently reordained to the Episcopal
ministry oy Bishop Williams !. 81 &c ~
Hospital this city, to reside In the house. and to
have for hls main duty the spiritual and moral
care OF the patients For this ONCE he should be
brotherly and sympathetic man, alike at the bed
side and in familiar discourse to the inmates OF the
wards collectively. He should be presbyter yet
in single lie OF some ability as plain. practical
preacher, evangelical 10 doctrine and IN Church
The Rev. washington Rodman has resigned his
charge OF st. Johns church, at Bayonne. N j., ana
gone TO Astoria, L. l.
Daily Ne,Cs are rapidly and daily increasing in
Cardiff and the neighborhood. while dissenting
wIth,n the establ,shment IA Constantly Waxinr
fainter and eeber.
The Bishop Of Montreal has lately opened
theological training school in Montreal, where
young men can be prepared for the ministry with
out any tuition ices The cost Of board and lodg.
clothes are tue only additional necessary expense.
The Bishop Of Central Pennsylvania has, acting
under Canon w. Title H., Of the digest deposed
church. Wilkesbarre. Pa
The vestry OF Trinity church have provided .
rectory adjoining St. Johns church, in varick
street, Is to be converted into an hospital and
maj Of Which ths there Is
The Sisters OF ST. Mary are TO have charge OF the
new hospital
ROMAN CATHOLIC
The Swiss government has handed over the time
hOnored sanctuary OF Notre Dame de vorbourg to
the old Catholics This shrine was one OF the most
frequented in the republic.
The Christian Brothers have at present eighty
establishments in the United States. and they
QulnDcr lOOO.
The Redemptionist Fathers Will commence mis-.
sion In the Cathedral, Baltimore, to-day.
The Church Of the Sacred Heart OF Jesus in Can
ton near Baltimore, Md. win be dedicated to-
morrow by Archbishop Bayiey.
Father v. SOmmerisen, Catholic priest, has
returned to Mankato from the wonderful Yellow
stone country. He made the outward trip lover
400 miles, through tribes OF Indians, alone ana un-
molested.
Rev. Father Ryan, the celebrated poet, has ac-
cepted an invitation to address the literary socie-
ties OF the University OF Virginia on the LIST OF July
Archbishop McCloskey last Sunday confirmed 900
persons in st. Augustlne's church, Morrls!ana.
Rev. William Pollard, OF Pittsburg, Pa, will de-
liver lecture on "St Cecilia, the Patroness OF
Church Music" in the Church OF the Holy Inn0-
cents, Thirty street, near Broadway, on
Sunday evening, the 9lst inst, at eight O'Clock
Tor the benefit OF that church and the parochiai
school attached to It.
Retreats for men have been opened all over
France and one at Versailles has been attended by
no less than 300 soldiers and officers. They APP
peared Mt all It's services In fun uniform, and
walk ed In The Qrand nrQceSslQn which marked lie