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


Grace Presbyterian church, Chicago, has formed
a union wi n part OF toe Ninth church, which
ala not 70 OF INTO lndepenaency with DR.. Mckag
and the united body VIII be known as he sixth
Presbyterian church The Rev Is. T.. 5. Ely has
consequently resigned his cnarge OF Grace church.
Rev. ne Bruyn kops returned mi ,sionary IRON
Africa, has accepted an Invitation 10 supply me
Presbyterian church 81 Galesvlle, Wis, Tor Que
year.
pect avenue, Jersey CITY, IS now occupied ~ the
Rev. .. =. Bldwcll. who will continue 70 otctate
VII the Synod olsposes 81 the appeal from the
Judgment OF the Presbytery.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Catholic Reule.c presents ls readers with
portrait and biographical sketch Of Cardinal MAN.
nlug, OF ENGLAND.
Fataer stub, Barnabte missionary IN Norway,
Catholic church at bergen Is completed ana many
converts nom Protestantlsm nave been made
founded IN all Inc CIT es OF Norway.
Inc VIE OF the sub-dean Of 81. Patrick's prot
estantl Cathedral, Dublin, has been received INTO
the Catholic Churcn.
The Dominican Fathers of New York will open
MISSION 70 st. MarJ'5 church. Chariestown, Mass,
on next Monday.
st. Peters church, Dorchester. Mass, was
4 opened Iof public service ior the first time last
sunday, ana crowds OF people gathered al eaca OF
IN 1870 there were but five churches in New Jel-
sey, with priest Tor each. In 1875 there are lis
churches ana tnlrty-two stations and 10 priests.
another church VIII soon be aided IN Bloomfield.
The Rev. Father Mullen. Of Essex, Conn, Is lying
very iii at Brantiord. same State. HIS health has
The congregation Of ST. yincent's church. Baltt-
more, are about 20 erect $500 memorial slab for
their late pastor, Father Myers
inc Rev. Falner Petri, OF Baltimore, has now
fully recovered from his late severe illness.
| The Very Rev. Provost Co0kson OF Liverpool, has
been appointed domestic preate 10 His Holiness
the Pope
Ihe Archbishop OF New orleans has been de-
tained in Havana 0Y OF the serious illness
Of the Very Rev. Father Anstaett, who accompa-
The Catholics OF Buffalo, N. Y, will present
an address or memorial TO Archbishop Nc
CiosIey on tbs accession to the Cardinalate.
A..
tor at Wilmington, ILL.,, has been appointed pastor
Of the missions Of Batavia, st. Charles and the
Rev. Father vanuta, OF st. Joseph's church. Jer-
sey City, who mad been FRUSTRATED by illness for
several months, returned TO his charge last week.
lns Rev. Father McManus has been promoted
from the assistant rastorate OF st. PaLrck's
church, Jersey CITY, to the charge OF Mount dolly
parish, n. j., by Bianop Corrigan.
:, me Rev J; l. Conron, pastor OF st. Peters, New
Brighton, staten Island has re urnea rom Ha-
yana, where ne was stopping Tor the benefit vi his
the Rev. Canon Moynihan VIII NOT return TO his
charge IN New Orleans. lie mas received an APP
pontment as assistant pastor to the Rev. I. Hem
massey, IN Jersey CITY.
missionary collection, amounting to 81 600,
was taken up In Summerneld Methodist Episcopal
church last sabbath. during the last two months
seventy converts nave united with that church on
DR.. Newman is again pleasantly installed In the
! Metropolitan church, Washington, ID. u, which ne
lett three years ago 10 recfeate himself at home
Accesslons OF converts to the Following named
churches are reported:-New London, Conn, 40;
ParkvIAe, Conn, "A; Purchase street, Newbury.
port, Mass, so; In Aberdeen, Ohio. no; on the
Louisville District Kentucky Conference, 800 dur
burg, n " so; on oakwood OH cult, III, 60; in
| Ho0oKen, 100; stony Brook, Conn, AZ.
Bishops James simpson, Harris, Andrews and
| Haven were here last week. TneY have since lett
| for their several points OF labor
the Phlladephla conference. winch JUST closed
prooationers 324 local preachers, 800 churches ana
| 81 parsonagss, 800 sunday schools and 6S,ooS
faap nd AfG-i I'm
$47,453.
Tue Baltimore Methodist exults because the debt
on the Mount Vernon church, Washington, D. u,
Bishop Marvin lMethodist Episcopal Church,
Southl has been preaching In Leesburg Va, and
the result Is o religious revival there.
/ proposition IS made Tor Centennial cele bra
tions throughout the state or the organization OF
Metnodism in North Carolina. Methodist societies
were first established IN tnat state IN 1875, and
Blsnop Pierce. or the Methodist Episcopal
| Church, South, while in Portland, oregon preached
| BY hearty invitation In The Methodist Episcopal
Dr. j. NJ. ThoDurn. OF the Methodist mission in
India, is expectedt TO reach this city, on three
| months visit TO this country, about June TO-
DR.. G. W. Woodruff. secretary OF the General
Coniele nce, has been In this city for few Gays
past, looking as well and happy as ever.
Rev. ". n. Mallaeu, or tue New England CON-
ference, is to go on 'iree and easy tramp
through Europe" leaving New York about tue
rae PniladeiphIa Conference. at italate session,
passed q resolution refusing admission trial to
| twenty-Iour ministerial candidates VINO were
| anxIousy waiting TO be received. the Church at
large Is LACKING Tor men, but few conferences
| near the Atlantic seaDOard are crowded. and they
try to repress the zeal OF the young candidates for
hard WORK ana poor pay In the Methodist itin-
me nneentn anniversary OF the Sunday school
| connected with the Palisade avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Jersey CitJ Heights, took place
| last sunday. The school contains 200 scholars ana
has given rise 70 two missionary enterprises.
| The Newark Methodist Conference during its
session in Jersey City the past week adopted q
memorial TO tue LEGISLATURE against the passage
| OF the catholic Protectory bill
The expenditures during The past year for mis-
| sionary purpose under tue auspices OF the Mis-
sionarY society, was over 100000. The debt Of
The centennial address OF the venerable Father
Baehm before the Newsrk conference VIII pc ae,
first intended, but In tue church. The time has
not yet been liked.
The new lecture room OF Trinity church, Boston,
has been completed and Is occupied IL Is one ol
the most elegant structures OF the kind IN tne city,
| The new Cnurcn edt1ce. which VIII Gust $1,000
/ is IN the course OF erecuoH.
The Rev. Charles l.. Fischer ls at present IN tenn
porary charge OF ST. Jonn's, Olympia, ". II.
/ The Rev. OTIS a. Glazebro0ke has accepted the
position OF assistant minister Of the Memorial
church, BALTIMORE, and missionary In charge OF st.
GEORGES chapel Pennsyyania avenue and FIRE.
lie Rev. George r. Davis has accepted the rec
| torship o. Trinity church, Nevada CITY, Cal.
The Rev. Heman Dyer ID. D., has returned TO
| Bishop OF Delaware, to the city OF Mexico.
the Rev. D. ]. Edwards has resigned the rector
S1lp Oh EumaUuet CuurCns OlnCinnatl. ana ~ al
present IN temporary charge OF Ascension Mis-
sion. and also OF the parish Of Glendale, Ohio.
The Rev. W. w. Estaorook, NJ d., mas resigned
the rectorship Of ST Thomas parish, Sioux Ciiy,
Iowa.
Tue Rev. r. Queue Trapier has accepted the rec
totship OF Worcester parish, diocese OF Easton.
MD.
the Rev. julius II. Ward, OF Maine, has been
elected rector o. 81 Michaeps parish. Marblehead,
Mass.
Inc Rev. J. Ward has removed rom waverley to
Galvest n, Texas.
The REV. j. I. webster has resigned The rector
eaIp OF 1riuitY church. Hudson, Mich, and ac-
copied elecson % Emm m ei church, Detroit.
ice sum OF $3.50 was subscribed last sunday to
pay IN the deDt .! st Johns church, IN summit
avenue, jersey City. TINS IS the largest collection
ever taken up IN this section OF the city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At Newbury VT, nifty persons have been con-
verteu and joined the Congregational church. Al
Worcester, Mass. thirty, under the like circun-
stances, have united with the Congregational
a. . h4Wn