The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-15

OF the Chemung IN. ~ church, mas baptized
seventeen during the last Six weeks. The Lade.
PENDENT says DR.. Fulton's writing OF the word
'.Chnstan0 represents his idea OF what Christian
markabie revival in DR.. Fuiton's church.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Chantai Caiisnen was admi,ted TO the religious
profession by the bishop. On the same day MISS
Kate Paul Sister Margaret Mary, OF Utica, n: X,
received the religious habit. The EMISSION" In St
Mary's Star OF the Sea. Brooklyn, Will end to-day.
Last Sunday eight converts were publicly baptized
Joseph's church. Brooklyn, next sabbath. A Do
mintpan mission viii open In the Church of the
Of Newark on n1 the sunda; 1 oiowns
March s. Bishop HESS, OF La Crosse, Wis, has
ordered the conservation to the Sacred Heart OF
his important diocese but more especially OF It's
schools. The solemn event will be performed on
I Easter Sunday. The Pope has consecrated the
first as suburban Bishop OF Sabine the second as
Abbot OF Suhiaco. On the occasion OF his conse-
Grafton Cardinal Lavaiette took title, IN pd,ttbs,
which he abandoned immediately after the cere-
. mOny. On January 10 seventeen Spanish bishops
were preconlzed. The Pope has named Father
LUIS Gonsavez OF Dominique, Spanish priest
resident in Rome for many years, domestic prel-
ate OF hts court The wing OF the Gesu, in Rome,
General ana which the Italian government guar
.anteed" to preserve, Is now occupied by the police
e. staon a sa Of s e s o. saa
They are being desecrated ana the affairs removed.
The sacred relics recently on exhibition here by
! Rev. Father Gartner have been removed to Baltl-
more for exhibition there during Lent. They are
to be kept intact and preserved in some church,
probably in this CITY, after they have been exposed
IN the different cities OF the land. The new Cathe-
dral In Filth avenue, New York, Is suggested as
the most hitting shrine in America for these relics.
DR.. McGlynn will lecture In FOrdham this alter
noon for the benefit OF the poor in the care OF ST.
Vincent de Paul's Society. sacred concert will
evening. The proceeds are to be devoted ex-
clusively to the church. Next sunday, Feb
Vincent de- Paurs church. on Front street,
by Father Charles and other priests Of the
Passioniss Order, from 81. sosephs Monastery.
two weeks. Thirty-seven adults in the parish OF
( Camberwell, London tal members OF the Anglican
Church during the past year. Father Wander Lam
den is the new chancellor OF St. Louis Archdiocese,
rector Of the SEMINARY Of st. Francis, Milwaukee,
WIS., Father Wissel and companion Redemption
lists are holding mission at st. Patrick,s, Potts
pointed Vicar General OF Springfield, Mass. Rev.
J. Doherty, formerly or Warrenton. Va, y now
pastor Of st. Patrick's, Richmond Father Dough-
erty, late OF London, England is now stationed
permanently at st. Louis, Mo. After the services
In the Greek chapel this morning Te Deum will
be sung in the slavonc language by Russian
quartet now temporarily stopping in New York.
- The annual meeting of the Book Committee was
held last Wednesday In Cincinnati. Drs. Nelson
and Curry and Mr.. Phillips, agents and editor, Of
successor to the late Dr. Coblegh will be chosen by
the committee at this meeting. DR.. Nelson had
only returned on Thursday from tour among the
pastor OF the Nostrand avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Brooklyn, has received q leave OF absence
of three months during the coming summer,
which he Will spend In Europe. revival OF great
power and influence is progressing IN THIS church.
been unable 1or TWO months to occupy his pulpit,
has far recovered his health and strength as to
be able to get to Though stu unable
New York. took up subscriptions to the extent Of
$500 for the Church Extension Society. The dona-
lions OF this one church have helped twenty-three
churches into existence whose property Is now
valued at $47,500, with accommodations for 1000
people, The Church Extension Society has built or
aided 1,2O5 churches out OF the 500 now existing
in the Methodist Episcopal denomination; 4037 OF
these churches nave been putt curing .ne las st
Of revival meetings not noticed in previous issues
which embraces over 5000 conversions. Included
Perth Amboy. N. j., 20; North Filth street, Brook
Ign, E. D.. 100; at Kingsley Methodist Episcopal
Plains, 40 At Thirty fifth street church, this city,
Is were converted last Sunday, and 40 were at the
altar seeking pardon; at Stratford, Conn, 80. At
ButZvie, n. j., 100 converts are reported; at
South Amboy. N. j., IA; at Baldwin, %; at south
Second street church Brooklyn, E. D., 20; at Tuck
h. Y, So; at ST. Paurs church. Newark, N j., 100
In the First church, Peekskill 1907 at Centreport,
L. L. n0mber IN Hanson 81 place Methodist p
by letter from other churches, a large number
being from non Methodist churches; 9probationers
were received into full membership and 80 recent
converts entered on their probation. More than
600 persons partook Of the Lords supper on that
II, "A
LADIES' and pastors Christian union has been or.
gained in Twenty-seventh street church. this city,
Key. W. H. Wardel pastor, whose work Is already
revival influence which rests upon the church.
PRESBYTERIAN
The Rev. David Mitchell, OF the Canal street
Presbyterian church OF this city, spent last week
in Halifax, n s., ST. Johns, N b., and other parts
OF the British PROVINCES Occurring. There is quite
an extensive and interesting work Of grace IN La
fayette avenue Presbyterian church, Brooklyn.
This church is SAID to hold the largest membership
a n 10 ri nv n r0h IN fhn hn-
gan IN the hum6lest sort OF way In small wooden
shanty, and has moved on with undimmed success
vival church, ana has never lost that char
acter. During all its history there has never
been year that has not been marked by REVEALS.
Nobles Presbyterian church in Pittsburg. The
independent ventures the prediction that the Pres
bytery OF Pittsburgh will not disturb DR.. Noble. If
they do, there will be music there liveler than the
Doxology. Some OF the extra meetings OF the
Presbyterian and Reformed churches OF this city
are continued during this week. Preaching
services IN Dr. Paxton's church every evening
except Wednesday ana saturday, and two
and Friday evenings. The sermons in each Of
these churches are to be preached oy the neigh
boring ministers, and the fact that the people
glad 10 hear them is itself sign of good. work
or grace undem0nstrative, but very distinct, is in
progress IN the North PRESBYTERIAN church Pna-
deipnia. 1t was the outgrowth OF freshened ear
nestness IN the prayer meetings. There is a
powerful revival In progress In Petroleum Centre,
Pa. One hundred and ten have risen for prayers
and scores have already protested conversion.
Dedicatory services will be held to-day in Temp
kins avenue Presbyterian church, Brooklyn. Or.
Clark will preach In the morning and DR.. J. o.
Murray, OF New York, in the evening. Preaching
there also during the week There is at present
going on in the First Presbyterian church, OF this
city, series Of interesting and spiritually prof.
table meetings The ablest preachers OF the city
have been addressing large houses during the
week. The invitation, while given to all, was
specially extended to the unthinkDg and unsaved.
To those who 60 to no church this church opens its
doors.
EpIscoPALIAN.
The Episc0paiians, not to be outdOne by their
neghbOrs, have held q emission" In Christ church,
in this city, the past week. Observing the mis-
sion o.! the Fathers in the Catholic Church, and the
revivals just now so common among Protestant
Christians they have cast in their nets supposing
draught of fishes would be theirs as well. Messrs.
Stewart Brown and II. A. Oakley, in q communlca-
ton TO Church ana State, express the fear that
unless the next General Convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church makes some change in the
ecclesiastical laws or in the prayer book there viii
be large exodus from the Church. They there
fore call Tor such modification. The conservation
OF the Rev. G. Waldegrave Sanford to the Bishopric
Of Gibraltar took place at Christ church. oxford,