The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

up III All tue SUNDAY SCHOOLS Tor rue euuCillf ~
lund OF the Church to ard theological students
ana missionaries for the foreign aeld, male aad
female.
Rev. j. S. Brown has been compelled to leave
his work in India ana betake himself to the
mountains. HIS disease is paralysis, winch, II not
relieved, Will necesstate hrs return 10 the United
States.
The Rev. Thomas Guard has bid farewell TO the
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal church. Balu-
preach. His old friends gave him u nearly God
speed ana a cordial invitation TO return 10 them
At the END OF his three years the Pacific coast.
The SUBSCRIPTIONS to the und for the support OF
Father Boehm, who celebrated his centennial At
Jersey city last Tuesday. reached the sum or
$4,000, Including private donations.
PREsBYrfRIAN.
The attempt to make q congregational church
out OF q Presbyterian on IompkIns avenue,
Brooklyn, has been suspended for The present, 10
enable the Presbyterans TO make one more enort
to maintain their standard. call has been e X
tended TO DR.. Van Dyck. His nne downtown
property would relieve the emoarrassments OF the
new church, and then II he would bring up LIS
congregation the affair would De settled.
Bethany church, lredell county, \. q, Will cele-
brate It's centenary August rs, 1873. Inc PASTOR
Rev. Il. v. Rockwell. Id making all necessary prep
arations for the event.
Tne complaint OF Rev. J. ]. Cook and others TO
the Assembly IN the OF Rev. >. X. wilson,
D. d., and tne Louisville Presbytery PRESBYTERIAN
Church S0uthl was not sustained, the Presby tery
Withdrawing It's charge
REV. DR.. John Chambers. who lately celebrated
the oil his passionate over one OF The
Presbyterian churches OF Philadelphia was aoie
TO say IN his anniversary sermon tnat, I'm all
THESE fifty years, there nae never been an unklnd
word spoken IN the meetings OF the session, and
every vote ever taken had been unanimous
one."
BAPTIST
The Rev. Joseph Nj. Francis, pastor or the Shiloh
Baptist churcn (coored), at Jamaica, has re-
signed his charge.
fne Rev. I'D. Leonard has resigned the pas
torate or the Baptist caurcn at Auburn, ONO, on
account OF Ill health. Rev i. \. Serviss has also
closed his labors at Moth Fairfield ohlo aud
Rev. |. n. Cannon closes i've years Passionate at
Norwalk, ONO, on July /.
Rev. Il. Davies, pastor OF Half Moon Baptist
church, near Albany, mas resigned and returns 10
England on account oil the Ill health OF his we.
he Daptlsms IN the various churches OF this
city during the month OF May, as reported IN the
Baptist Minist RS Conference last Monday, num-
pered ninety five.
visiting Basnst churches la aid OF his churcn
which was consumed by the recent great lire la
that place.
There are few churches IN New York more pros
porous than Madison avenue. The congregations
are strsng and solid. The ltoerality Of ne peo-
word. peasant religious interest has marked
the church during the past season.
Berean and the Macdougal street Baptist churches
looking toward "A union.
rhe Flatbusa IL. ~ Baptist church, under the
ministry oil Rev. A. Plnney, OF Brooklyn, added
during the month of May, nve persons by oaptsm.
III Mr. spurgeons college IN London, a26 mnis-
ters and missionaries nave oeen trained, twenty
four o. whom are laboring IN TINS country.
at Madison avenue cnurcn on sunday the Rev.
J. Il. Elder gave the hand OF fellowship TO twenty
persons, thirteen OF whom were baptized last
month.
The TWO rival BaptlSL ClurcneS IN Harlem are
now discussing the propricty OF uniting again.
The two would hardly make one strong enurch,
and the cause Of their difference having been re-
moved 1t would be wise aud Christian proceed
Ing for them TO come together.
The Rev. IL. ~. Gallaher OF Elizabeth, N. j.,
seems to be IN demand, and between the claims OF
several important nelds OF labor now urgeu upon
him he may ind 1t ullllcult to determine what IL
his duty. New Haven church wants him aud SO
does the Central church OF TINS city.
The gracious work OF grace Is progressing with
marked encouragement in the First Baptsl church
A. Greenpolnt. DR.. Miller baptized eight persons
on sunday evening.
me sing sing church IS euo5ing great pros,
fellowship 10 eighteen members on sunday,
twelve OF whom were recently baptized.
The Rev. DR.. Mlkels, WAC mas been supplying
the stanton street church, Of this city, has de-
clined a continuance Of That service.
The First Baptist church, of New London. Conn.,.
have called IA. Byron A. Woods, OF Hamilton rheo-
logical seminary, 10 be their pastor lie acce pts,
and VIII begin his work next sabbath.
The Mount Vernon Mission chapel OF the Mana
yunk Baptist church, Philadelphia, viii be dedi-
cated on Tuesday evening next
good pastor for the mariners, he is such excel
lent story teller Tnls IL In view OF his call to this
city.
The activity OF tue Roman Catholic Church In
the south, especially In the cotton states, writes
Rev. j. W. Lee TO the Northeastern Advocate,
mas given them since the war an increase OF al
least seventy per cent IN their church aud school
work. Under the direction OF Father Ryan, tue
poet laureate OF the ''ost cause,n and one OF the
most successful Jesuits in the south, they nave,
by missions and other means, converted or per-
verted scores OF Protestants In Augusta, Ca.
alone the number OF sucn converts act az 200.
Rev. Father Damen aud his band closed mis-
lao converts we're received IN 10 The church They
row conducting mission IN st. Jerome's
church, Mott Haven, New YORK city, alter which
they will return 10 Chicago.
ON last Thursday afternoon the Right Rev.
Bishop Loughlln. d. d.. gave the holy haolt OF the
Sisters OF st. Joseph TO Two young ladies' In toe
Convent chapel Flushing, l.. i. In the world the
names OF the young ladies' we're Miss Louise Moreau
and Mss Ellen McCabe but hereafter they Will be
known as SISTERS Leocada and Sldonle A num-
Der OF the reverend clergy from Brooklyn and
New YORK were present at the ceremony. The
Bishop also confirmed seventeen young misses,
ave OF wnom were converts.
Bishop Corrigan mas appealed In most urgent
manner TO the pastors IN New Jersey 10 furnish a
sufficient amount IN liquidation oil the DEBT OF the
church in Orange. TIE sum or $4,000 Is demand eel
from 81 Peters parish Ia Jersey oi.y anu $1,000
congregation IN the latter cnurcn comprises many
respectable Irish families. the pastor Is prohibited
In speaking TO MS nocK other than in the German
Inc annual commencement at seton Hall COL
le2e will take place on the 3Olh OF this monta.
Rev. p Henuessey, pastor OF ST. Patrick's
church, Jersey CITY Heights, IN his controversy on
the public school question, states that ne is
prepared TO educate the 70J children now In his
schools under the superintendent OF the Board
OF Education at one-third toe cost that the city
now expends Ior education In tue public SCHOOLS.
the Catholics OF Jersey CITY have taken the pre-
liminary steps toward providing a protectors Tor
the diocese OF ewark N j., and 81. Maryis cnurcn
leads in the good work. meeting neld at he
residence Of Rev. Father Senez, the pastor, on
last Thursday evening, and at which Bishop Cor
rlgan presided, enected the organization OF a So
clety 20 receive subscriptions for the undertaking.
The conservation Of ltlgnt Rev. Francis Xavier
KrautDauer, ID. d., BisnOp-elect 81 Green Bay,
via, VIII take pS1ce In 81. Joanis Cathedral Mil
wauKee, on the 2stS OF June. lne Most Rev. Area
bIsnop or Milwaukee VIII be the consecrator.
on Thursday last Right Rev. Micnael Heiss,
ID. D., Bisnop or La crosse, Wis., laid the corner
stone OF new church At Pine creek, MIMI. where
the Rev. Adolph SnlgursK nas gathered around
him some 40 Polish lamileS.
The z ound IL being broken az Red Greek, ~ ~,
for q new catholic church. The structure Will be
but short distance from the railroad depot, and
In size Will be thirty Ave by sixty feet.
81. DomInlck's church, washington, ID. c., Is 10
be dedicated to-day, Archbishop Bayley OF Balti-
more, assisted by Bishops Becker, OF Wilmington
and Gibbons, OF Richmond, officiating on tue Oc-
caslon.
There are sti about 1900 or 9. 600 Jansensts in
Holland. These heretics have so-caled arch
bishop VINO holds the temperatures OF the see OF
UtTecht. Eacn time the chapter OF this Cathedral
names new arcnolshop II writes TO Rome and
solemnly announces the TACT TO the Pope, who al
ways annus the election and publishes an inter
dict.
Rev. Bernard Manser o. 5. b., has been APP