The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

: 840.UUU, WHICH fNWWceN vI0TVUOs
the Foreign Missionary Union Of me sane e.
nomination, mas received s2Sl $50. or $4,000 less
than lts receipts the preceding year. II - con-
The Southern New YORK Baptist Association
need al once $4,000 10 iquidate their INDEBTED
ness ior the eccleslaslica year now Closing on
miss n churches and stations and foi missionaries
IN tnis city. Seven mission stations i've minister's,
three bible readers ana elgat SUNDAY schools are
supported Dy the Union. Five en- arches are aiped
by partial support OIL their pastors, aud one charcn
Is aided OY pas ment OF interest on mortgage. The
contributions made this year amount mus lar 10
Rev. 5. B. Gregory has accepted a call TO Lam
slngourg n. y, ana viii enter upon MS duties
Rev. L. Cas!in. or burlington Flats has accepted
o call 20 Springfield GENRE, n. \. Rev. Y. NJ.
Truce goes nom ClarksVile 10 the second MILO
Rev. Q. Wi!son snith retires from FRANKFORT
avenue Baptist church, Philadelphia q, aud prob
abb. VIII settle IN ConnectcuE.
on "wednesday night last the Harlem Temple
Baptist CHURCH extended "A unanimous call TO Rev.
halsey W. Knapp. A huge committee waited %
that gentleman the next DAY and probe ed the
call The sixth avenue Baptist cnurcn OF brook
lyn Is ready 10 DO the same tang. The CLINTON
MIR. Knapp 10 rnat field. In the meantime ne Is
pastor OF the Lalgnt street Nilsson church. where
1 he Is GOING very acceptable service. The eoh-
i gregatlons are large anu great deal OF religious
interest prevails.
i n, ere are niue Protestant churches IN Hoboken,
y n. j., but one nas Just oecom pastorleSs by the
resignation OF Rev. Mr.. Maui, OF the Baptist
/ church.
me Rev. Nathan Brown, D. d., writes tnat the
new chape! Of the Bapust mission at Yokoaana
/ was lately destroyed In conhagration when
\ ragged before "A iurt0us cyclone ana burned over
! large district in that part o the city.
the Rev. Q. A. Williams, for maay years the sue
/ accepted a call TO the FIRST Baptist church.
\ Nebraska city. and commences MS labors IN tnaE
The Rev. b. NJ. Crane has resigned the pastorate
OF the Ncrtn Springfield Wtl Baptist church,
though still supplying them for the present.
Tne Rev. W. II. Watkinson, VINO lately resigned
at Nlcetown, Pa has become pastor at BaptIs-
town. Hnn,erdOn county, N. j.
II.
the church at Mattewan, n. y, and has entered
The Rev il. NJ. Chenault, OF Madison county,
KY, VINO was Tor sometime student at Crozer, Is
going 10 INDIA as missionary OF the Boston
me Rev. A. ]. Hires, late OF Cape May Court
House, n, j. Is unanimously invited 10 the Broad
way church, Baltimore, Mo.
The Baptist churches nc Tottenviile and west
field, ;, l., nave gwen calls TO Brother T.. Loux TO
rue Rev.J Wheaton Smith. OF Beth Eden church,
Pniladeip hia has resigned. one Of tue reasons
assigned Tor this acton is MS desire TO preach TO
tue Door who, lor some cause do not seem TO be
\ attracted to the new building
been cumpeiIed. through overwork, TO cease min.
lsterlal iaDoFs ior some weeSs 10 come.
\ The Rev. Father NJ Borgazzl an Italian mission
4 airy, who Tor twenty years has conducted very
4 successful mission at Hong Kony, China, is now in
Baltimore iecturng TO raise funds TO rebuni ana
4 repair churches and SCHOOLS recently injured or
destroyed by typnoons
Archbishop Bayley has appointed the Rev. DR..
john Foley, oil 81. MARTINS cAurcl his chaplain, 10
l accompan, him TO New York on the occasion Of
1 the installation OF Cardinal McCoskeY.
i Tue death ls announced IN Indianapolis. OF Rev.
4 Father George A. Hamilton a relative OF the late
4 Archbishop Spauldlng ana Tor thirteen years pas
TOR OF ST. Mary's church IN taaS city. He was
native kentuckian and was hftJ seven years OF
age.
Xavler's church (co0redl Baltimore, mas gone
South on business connected with tue mission.
Vicar General Qunn mas had q out 100000 appl-
O. tlous or places IN the Cathedral on Tuesday TO
witness tue COME ring OF The beyTettG on Cardinal
4 fNlnEk Ah
Will be disappointed aud chagrned.
on the lIth INST. lynne cU0red adults we're
chu CHI Savannah, Ca, and six c0lored women
received the Wnlte vel from the hands oil the
Bsnop at the same time Ihey become Sisters of
ia .ner Toner'S new church in Towanda. Pa,
cost $4,000, all Of which, save $1,000 mas been
Rev Eugene yetromile, d. D.. Of Eastport has
been elected member OF the International Con.
gfesS Of AmericdnIs;s IN France.
Tne new Catholic college that IS being erected at
Johannesburg, near Trenton, \. j., 10y the fran-
ciscan Fathers, Will be dedicated next mouth by
BSnOp JoTTigan.
Inc Rev. Father zebo VINO was the coufessor OF
the Emperor Maximilian on the day OF me latter's
execution, Is now pastor u the franciscan church
al Trenton, y. j.
B,shop O'BrieD, recently consecrated ana eleva-
ted 20 the eplscopate 0i Kingston, canada Is tor
ty-tT0 years OF age ana has 0een nineteen years
in the priesthood. La 1864, ne became pastor OF
the cGurca az Brockvlie, from which Ge mas Deen
called 10 a higher position. HIS conservation took
paItshoneFs vas most cordial and earnest.
Tue CataOl cs Of HALIFAX, n. j., are raising $1,000
70 nn,sa 81. Maiy's Cathedral
Father Damon \. j.. Of tae Holy Family cnurcn,
IN Chicago, H., stated from the pulpit, SUNDAY,
April H. tnat the city contained 100000 Catholics.
Arrangements are completed Tor the erection Of
a Catholic cnufch edince al North Troy, Vt, this
summer.
served the Catholics of Newport, HerE mer county.
n. H., y about to sever ms connections there and
60 ~ Troy.
Rev. Or. Potter, OF Grace church, wln start for
winch Time re Will attend and assist IN the ded ca
tlo0 OF the new Episcopal church IA Rome, l.alJ.
81. Panl's Protestant Episcopal charch, Patcr-
sou. ~ j., VIII celebrate The nitctn anniversary
oil It's iOuu1iBg on Thursday next.
ST. James Protestant Episcopal SUNDAY school,
Brooklyn began In ls6i WAN mere handful Of
scholars. IL now NUMBERS " onicers and teacn.
ers and T33 scholars.
Bisnop Llttiejohn ls expected TO visit ST. Georges
PARISH IA Hampstead on the lrst Sunday an May
and administer the rite Of com tmation.
Bishop WBlpple, OF Minnesota, Is nov recrditlng
his health at toe Arkansas Hot Sbrugs-
me EpseOpalians ~ New London, Conn.,, are
about 10 erect "a memorial church 10 Bishop sea-
bury al GrotOn. has birthplace, aud $1,000 nave
been Ta,sed Tor that purpose. Trsy now asa aid
IRON other quarters 10 prosecute their enterprise.
A new $4,000 Gothic cnUrca mas been erected in
Parsons, Kan, Town, not yet Tour years Gu ana
containing 1000 inhabitants.
The lev. W. J. l.. Bennett has presented Rev.
W. Alfred Daniel Il. a., chaplain and dltnity lee
tureF al Worcester College, oxford, 10 the perpet-
ual cuTacY oi HOY Trinity PRONE.
Tne Rev. Jona Z. ntnam, ol Colorado, having
become thoroughly engrossed IN secular pursuits,
has Ueen uepUreu rom ministry vi lTUtea-
tant Eplsc0pa pal Church.
Tne Rev M1lam q. Laugd0n, ID. d.. rector OF
Emanuel church, Geneva, Switzerland, aHd mis-
stOnary or tue Protestant Episcopal church. Is
coming on a visit 70 the uHiied safes and will
arrive here early next week.
A sort oil triangular lgnt rs now going on In the
church press over the 'Uanon Ritual" adopted
DT Ene late General Convention asssmo.e Cd IN this
clfI. HtHalsm VIII not down even At tao NOUN
oil canons.
ILLINOIS al one extreme OF the Church talks OF
secedlng rom tae General Convention because ~
COu ii nOt nave Its choice OF DlsuOp -Sey inOur
DekoVen. virginia, ut tue Other extreme. thinks
II Is time Or her too, to bacx out since ritualIsm
appears 10 be maEinR such Roadway ia the CHURCH,
ana the General convention ~ parayZed aud
he lpirss TO nterere.
The Rev. Joseph 4. Jowitt has resigned bis post
tlon as assistant minister at 81. Ta0maa' cnuTch,
New York.
zoe Rev. Malcolm Douglass ID. ~. has resigned
the Presidency OI NOrwicn University. Nortaleid,
VT, and accepted a eau as rector ol Christ church,
AndOyeT Mass.