The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Last Thursday was observed by the Presbyteriaus
and others in this city as day OF prayer for COL
leges. Religious services were held In the Re-
formed church, on Filth avenue and Twenty nrst
street, and In the University place Presbyterian
church
There Is deep religious interest," in Delhi N. Y,
such as has not been enjoyed for the last fifty
years, since the labors OF the Rev. Mr. Orton, who
once so successfully labored there.
The Rev. s. Henry Ben mas resigned his pastorate
OF the Brunswick church, Ca. in consequence OF
impaired health, and has retired from the active
duties OF the ministry.
The church at Malone, n. Y, has given the
Rev. 9. s. Richardson, late OF Robert College, Con-
stantinope, very hearty reception, after hearing
him for q couple OF Sabbaths, and he expects TO
begin his regular labors with that people to-day.
leighton W, Eckard late missionary OF the Presby.
teriau Board In China, to become its pastor.
The Rev. Alexander Henry, OF Philadelphia, has
received q unanimous call to the pastorate OF the
Lycoming church, at Waverley, Pa. near Williams.
The Presbyterian Church, North, now has or
CARNATIONS at the following points In Texas
Galveston, Austin, Dennison, Mckinney, George
town.
The Rev. J. B. Written was installed pastor of
the Seventh United Presbyterian church in Phila-
delphia last week.
Rev. J. J. Pomeroy, Of Upper Octorara, Pa. has
been en- called sase1 70 Konway' G T. j. .
the pastorate OF the Jefferson Park Presbyterian
cnurcn IN tnat city.
N. j., next Sunday
rue Rev. John Kirkpatrick, of BaIlibay, Ireland,
mas received and accepted call rom the West
Twenty-ffth streei church, of this city, and was
installed on "Wednesday last.
The aborS Of til e Rev. J. X. Fowler who was re.
Gently Ordained and installed pastor OF the Pres
byteran church IN Caledonia, Livingston county,
The Rev. Dr.. scSlosky, the new Professor at
Princeton College. ana late OF Belfast arrived q
lew days since, ard has received cordial well
Come from the faculty and students.
R0KAN CATHOLIC.
Catholic Association for the Sanctifcation Of
has been formed In Paris. The members OF the
association bind themselves not to buy, SELL work
nor cause work to Be done by others on sunday.
The FTeem0n'S Journal OF this. City notices tnat
for the nrst time, in Bull or an Encyclical, pro-
claiming the jubilee, the faithful are not asked to
pray for "peace and concord between Christian
princesW Christian princes have vanished from
Europe. Princes thus spoken OF by the Church, in
OF governments. France, Austria, Bavaria, Bel
GUM, &c. are no longer Catholic governments
The Pope now bids us pray for peace among
Christian peoples,
Father HecKer. Of this city, has arrived in Rome
and IS much Improved In health.
lar completed that mass can be- celebrated in it,
1t presents very neat appearance.
The Catnollc ladies' OF TINS city have sent sym
pathetic address to the Countess OF NesserOde
and other German ladies' who haze been prose.
cuted Tor presenting congratulatory address to
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