The New York herald., 1875-12-05

Matgnon and cheverus and BY the cooperative aid OF
President Adams and other liberal Proesants seventy
two years ago, has there been interesting an evi-
dence Of Catholic growth in Boston. The nrst
mony found Boston with only handful OF Catholics
and with no Episcopal head this last finds IL Metro
potan See, with strong and thoroughly organized Ca
iholc body and with the nrsI American Cardinal add
ing the ectdt Of his presence and high office
Right Rev c. NJ Dubuis, ID. D., Bishop OF Galveston,
Texas with Rev, George Allen, Rev Antoine Deniche,
Rev. r Chandy and Rev. l. Granger, all or the Do
cese OF Galveston together with Sister Blandlne for
the hospital at Galveston arrived in New YORK rom
Europe on the 21st ulL after resting day two
in New York started for their homes in Texas. All
were in excellent health
The Catholics Of Bergen county, New Jersey, are
making good progress IN the work of church and school
improvements and all owing 10 the jealous pastors IN
charge of the different sections Rev. Father Smits
has made his church Englewood St Oeca as pretty
as any IN the neighborhood, and Rev ] koiando VINO
was stationed at Newark when the Most REV. Arch
bishop Bayley, Of Baltimore, was there located has
effected improvements Of the most gratifying KIND ia
Hackensack and Iedi
Carmelite monastery has been oonsecrated at Mon
treal Six monks from Rheims have been laboring
there for some time past
A church is being built at Gibney Canada under the
direction OF Father Gbney.
81 Patrick's church, Chicago, has been appointed
Bishop of Peoria
Moreau to be Bishop Of 81 Hyacinthe Quebec Canada
The new Catholic schooh0use OF Covington, which is
credit TO the zeal OF the Bishop and aity OF ooving
ton KY, was dedicated on Sunday last
Rev. j. Boctzkes, formerly OF Chambersburg, Pa,
has removed to Helena, Phillips county, Arkansas
The Catholics OF Valley Falls, X. l.. are about TO
erect schoolhouse and ball combined for the use OF
the children OF St Patrck's parish.
Father Tom Burke has recovered from his late III.
ness, but the doctors say he must not work hard
Blshop Corrigan has appointed Rev D. senez pastor
OF ST. Marys church. Jersey City, to the pastorate OF
St Mary's church, Hoboken, in place of Father
Duggan.
Atthe late Paust mission in Minneapolis, Mimi,
eleven converts from Protestanism we're received into
the church.
Rev j. G Roche, OF the Diocese of Detroit, reached
this city Friday last Father Roche s in good
health and started Immediately for the field OF his la
bors
Next Wednesday is the feast OF the Immaculate Con-
cepon and holiday OF obligation TO refrain from
necessary labor and attend TO religious duties
The Catholics of Sumpter S. c., raising money to
build church IN the place where they say there is
great need OF one.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Church Missionary Society has received $50 900
from single contributor, the money TO be expended
upon the socety's labors in Africa This handsome
git is in response TO the appeal which the African
Chief tesa made, through the explorer Stanley, TO
the Christian world for the Chrstianizaton Of Africa
The Moody and Sankcy Committee in this city are
not only providing choir for the Hippodrome but
also preparing Bible reading class of 900 persons for
Mr.. Moody's afternoon meetings
The Mormons lately dedicated a church structure in
London, Canada, and at their first service "Genten
stood up to refutc the arguments of the Mormon
apostle and a lively time ensucd The service
heightened to four hours, and the hostility of the
people of the place tended toward the destruction of
the church.
Professor Swing suggests the establishment OF
'House CT Industry for Idle d. DIS" On this the
Christian Union remarks, ''The country Is full of
such houses that no ID. D., with the infrmity TO
which Professor Swing audes grow weary before
finding one"
revival is now in progress in the Friends meeting
house. on Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn. Nightly
vices held with all the fervor and enthusiasm of
vival meetings, except that there is no singing The
eminent speakers of the sect visit Brooklyn and
heard with great pleasure and profit by church
members outside OF the society.
Rev. Mr.. Helmer is supplying the Tompkins avenue
Congregational church with marked acceptance. He
holds in allegiance the call he has received though the
fec built for Presbyterian congregation no
more. The society are offered church edifce
and appointments for 500 600 which cost $3.50 000
The congregation until next March complete the
purchase. Few new congregations have fine edi-
flee offered TO them at low cost the foreclosure
price Of the first mortgage
Messrs. WhIttle and Bliss, having concluded their
work at Minneapolis and St Paul, going Mlwau-
kee Their work in the Minnesota cities is reported to
have very successful thef numbering be-
tween 300 and 400.
The Reformed church, OF Farmer Village, in Seneca
Philip Furbeck, OF Buskirk's Bridge to become their
pastor
Dr. Gansc, OF this city, having accepted the call TO
St Louis, the Chassis of New York will meet next
Thursday TO release him from his pastoral relation
Madison avenue Reformed church.
The Church of the Messiah is not to be sold Bap-
tist society, reported. No such thought ever
tered any member of the church society They
propose, on the contrary to pay OF the debt
The Church OF All Souls, Newark, N. j. (UnitarTanl
will hold ordination and installation Friday
evening, December 10 when Rev John Andrew will be
installed as pastor. Rev Edward Il. Hale D. D., OF
Boston will preach the sermon DR.. Bellows, Rev.
Mr. Chadwick and others are expected to assist.