The New York herald., 1875-09-26
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

The Rev. DR.. McGlynn OF this city assisted in the
dedication of ST Johns church, Providence r. L. last
Sunday.
Rev. Fathers Thess Ebel and Hersch, three exled
priests from Germany have just arrived in Baltimore
The first named will remain in that city the others will
go respectively to Chicago and Annapolis.
The Rev. Sherwood Heay, of Boston, is still danger
ousy ILL.,
Bishops Domenec and Ryan (of Buffalo) dedicated
ST. Peter's church at McKeesport, Pa, last Sunday.
The annual convention Of the Catholic Total ABB
stinence Union of America will be held in Cincinnati
Ohio, on the 9th Of October.
Rev. Father Dufresne, pastor Of the French Church
of the Precious Blood Hoyoke, Mass, is building
splendid church the lot recently occupied by
the small frame building whose destruction by fire OBJ
tanned such sad notoriety by the death OF eighty
persons The edince is of brick, with granite
trimmings the Gothic style cruciform 125 feet long
by broad in the body of the church and 90 feet
at the transept The door accommodation will be spa
cious The front doors will be hung with double
hinges, 80 as to swing both ways When completed
this church will be of the finest parish churches in
the diocese of Springfield
mission is now open at st. Clements church.
Paschalville, West Philadelphia, Pa, Rev. c. H.
McKenna and Rev. P. s. Collins, Domnlcans from New
York. conduct II.
The new St Joseph's church. at San jose, Cal, will
cost $50 900.
The Paulist Fathers from New York began their mis-
sions In Minnesota on September 10 Several par
shes Of the diocese to receive visits from them
The Catholic Church is making rapid progress in the
Southern States and especially the State Of Georgia
The number of Catholics is daily increasing convents
academies charitable institutions churches parochiai
schools are multiplied; vigorous breath enivens the
Catholic body
BAPTIST.
Rev. l. d. King has accepted the Office Of Financial
Secretary OF the American Baptist Historical Society,"
and will at once enter on the work of raising the pro-
posed $50, 900 for the societys new building
Row. DR.. Buckand, Professor of Church History in
Rochester Theological Seminary, has been temporarily
relieved of duty account Of Illness and his chair
will be filed by Rev. Howard osgood d. D., of Flush
Rev. wayland Hoyt will sail for home about Novem.
Der l. His health is almost restored.
company of Baptsts have contracted for seventy
acres OF land on the east side Of Chautauqua Lake lust
opposite the grounds OF the national Sunday School
Assembly, at $500 per acre. which Is designed as sum-
mer resort for Baptist ministers and aymen, where
neat cottages shall be erected and auditorium for
religious services.
The Rev. David Moore Pastor of the Washington
avenue Baptist church. Brooklyn will spend the winter
at the Arkansas Hot Sulphur Springs
The Rev. DR.. Jenery baptized several recent converts
on Sunday evening last in Marcy Baptist church.
Brooklyn, in the presence of crowded congregation
The Clinton avenue church, Brooklyn has disbandcd
and new organization has been agreed upon under the
title OF the Adephi street church Rumor has IL that
Boston pastor Is to be invited to take the lead OF the
enterprise.
The Rev. j. B. Clcaver, who, upon retiring from the
pastoratc OF the Sixth avenue church. Brooklyn organ
lied new congregation, closed his short period of pas
tora service last Sunday He goes serve congrega-
tion of Disciples, at Troy, N Y
The Rev. Asa Randlett, for moro than twenty years
an esteemed and successful minister in the Freewil
Baptist denomination, united with tho Baptist church.
in Groton, Mass, on a recent Sabbath.
Last Tuesday evening the Rev. W. II. Coleman was
ordained to the Gospel ministry and Installed pastor
of Shiloh Baptist church, Harlem.
The new Tabernacle Baptist church Clinton street.
Brooklyn, will bro dedicated To, day. Drs. Elder OF
New York, and Fulton, Of Brooklyn, will preach and
the dcdicatory services will be continued through tho
week.
The Boston North Baptist Association comprises 90
contributions for benevolent and church purposes dur
ing the last financial year amounted to $133, 235 g.
METHODIST.
Tha MAihndist EpiscoDai church At Salisbury Mills