The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
has returned to mis- pulpit in the First Presbyterian

has returned to MIS- pulpit in the First Presbyterian
| church
When Dr. John Hall led the MONDAY meeting in
| Lyric Hail. few days ago, two ladies took part in
prayer and addresses. The Doctor spoke yehenenty
against H. and insisted that women should not partlci
pate. Next day Bishop Cummns led and expressed
his qualification that there prayer meeting in
/ New York where women cosd take part And they
did take part that day But the differing views Of the
theological dignitaries has caused little sensation
up town.
KPIsooPALIAN
church congress, similar that held in this city
last year Is 10 convene Philadelphia during the
rent month; Bishop Stevens, OF Pennsylvania, viii
preside This city will send as It's representatives Drs.
d. d. Thompson, Washburne, 0s good, Rylance, J. C.
smith, Peters Dyer and Newton and Messrs Emmott
Nash, Amory and others OF the laty.
week In good health.
The Rev George W. West has accepted an election to
Trinity church, Haverstraw on the Hudson.
The Rev. o. Valentine has accepted election as
rector and missionary of ST. Johns Memorial church.
EHenville, Ulster county, ~ Y.
The Rev Albert U. Stanley has accepted election
70 ST PauPs, Edgewater s. l. and will enter upon his
The Rev, NJ. Albert German missionary, has re-
signed his work at Cincinnati and removed 70 Newark
The Rev, Charles C Fiske, OF New York has entered
upon the rectorshp Of holy Cross church. North Plain
The Rev Joseph n Blanchard will enter upon the
rectorshp Of ST James, Fordham, N Y on the LIST Of
November.
To-day being the anniversary and festival Of ST.
Francis Borga the courter saint and OF the most
distinguished generals OF the Society OF Jesus the
Catholic Church will duly celebrate the same
mission directed by Dominican Fathers will be
opened to-day IN St Joachims church, Frankford,
Philadelphia
Next Sunday the corner stone OF the new Polish
Church u ST Stanislaus Kotzka REV Joseph Juszki-
VICE., PASTOR, at Shamokin, Northumberland county,
viii be laid and blessed by the Right Rev. j. f. Shana-
han Bishop of Harrisburg
Next Sunday Father Damon and his Jesuit compan-
ions wiu open mission in ST. Bernards church, in
this city.
AS result OF the recent mission in ST. Patrick's
church Brooklyn twenty seven converts from other
denominations sought admission into the Catholic
Church
To-day Fathers McKenna Quinn, Dinahan BokeI and
others VIII open a mission IN ST. Dominics church,
Washington, ID. Q. II VIII continue for two weeks
The diocese Of Newark has contributed s4 S59 so for
the Pope for 1875
Rev Father Dram win soon commence to build
church at Stanhope, n. j.
Bishop Grace will consecrate the Catholic church in
Faifbault, Mimi, to-day
Very Rev Father Galberry, Q $ A., who has twice
declined the Office Of Bishop of Hartford Conn, has
been commanded by the Pope 70 accept it.
The cornerstone Of a new church. 10 be capable Of
seating 500 persons VIII be laid next Sunday at Plain
field, y. j., by Bishop Corrigan
The mission OF the Passonist Fathers begun in ST.
Mchaeps church last Sunday VIII be continued during
"A resident pastor win soon be appointed for the
Catholic church AT Metuchin, n. j., which is now
attended by Rev. Father Martens Of St. John, New
Brunswick.
Two Christian ladies Of Providence, r. l., Miss
Chase, of Central church, and Miss Anna Kder, of
Brown street church, under appointment
missionaries under the auspices ofthe Baptist Womans
Missionary Society The former goes TO Rangoon
college, and the latter 10 Japan.
the Gethsemane Baptist church. Brooklyn has a
membership of nearly 400 members and the additions
are more than counterbalance the dsmssions, in
GLIDING the members who went out to form the Trinity
Baptist church
Rev. Mr. Hardin succeeds Rev. j. Hyde in the
church Bristol, Pa Mr. Hyde resigned in
quence of il-heah after doing very noble work He
had little to begin WITH but during his ministry bap
tised 200 converts
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Sabbath Association of Philadelphia about
70 test in the courts the right Of the Paramount Park
Commissioners TO keep open the Geological Gardens
for revenue and 10 sell liquor on the Sabbath
The Universaists OF the United States viii meet in
a General Convention in Lynn, Mass, on Wednesday,
October 90 and following days
The people the other side Of the Atlantic have
already begun to observe anniversaries in regard 10
Moody and Sankey's ministry among them Recently
the anniversary Of the commencement or Messrs
Moody and Sankey's work IN ireland celebrated in
Belfast with great enthusiasm. From twelve till two
O'Clock crowded meeting occupied Of the Metho-
dist chapels Of the town, every apparently deeply
interested and devoutly thankful In the evening
OF the largest Presbyterian churches filed for
evangelistic meeting at which also the utmost life
manifested.
The New York City Mission and Tract Society has
carried debt OF SO 900 all the for money
rowed carry its work II needs S25 600 more TO
finish its fiscal year with and makes It's appeal accord
1 ingly, but there IS little hope for relief