The New York herald., 1876-07-23

reunion of The late Rev. C. g. Finney's friends for
memorial services Will be held at Obcrlln Ohio, on
Friday next, 2sth inst Dr. Bush and William f.
Dodge, of this city to present personal remnis-
cences OF The great evangelist
The Rev. +. M Deems OF the Rev. Dr. Deems, OF
New York city has taken charge Of the Presbyterian
1 church, Idaho springs. Col
Rev DR.. james Brown, Moderator Of the late General
Assembly, has accepted cali he United Presbyte-
ran church OF Columbus CITY, Iowa.
! Pfcsby cranism rs growing in Atlanta, Ga In ten
the membership OF the Preso, church has
grown from 250 to ABOUT 700 Increase neatly three
! fold.
/ Rev. II. A Mcdonald has received a call from tho
United Presbyterian church OF Wooster, Ohio lately
under The pastoral care OF Rev. DR. r. IL Pollock.
the Rev. L. C. sands has closed his abors oosick,
! y ana commenced pastoral service at Salisbury,
Mr. William McKrahan has been called to take the
pastoral charge o. the United Presbyterian congrega
ton OF Conemaulh. la.
Rev. j. " Partridge has resigned the pastoral charge
OF the second PrcsDy terlan church OF Scranton Pa
Rev. j. h. PEERS has resigned tue charge over the
church oi Corfu, Genesee county, y. " account of
Rev. J. S. Abbott is dangerously ILL., and is
expected recover
Governor Hayes on the ground of his wie beiog
member oi Their Church the prcsby.crans
the calm by showing that The republican candidate
ior me Presidency Is more OF Presbyterian tnan
Methodist because his mother died sound Calvinst,
ana one OF her last acis TO make donation
PRESBYTERIAN Mission Board.
The impression tnat Rev. Alexander McKelvey
unanimously reelected by the Westucld PreSby
terlan chu,ch last month Is incorrect The minority
Is as large ever They refused to vote participate
IN the proceedings, except 10 heihcr protest aud
sent on The ground that the General Assembly had de-
| cpred that The rclnion ought not 10 exist. The
minority embrace over 100, mostly church members,
| aud all legal voters,
The Union square Baprst church Of San Francisco
gold and 5000 his travelling expenses thiihcr and
VIII give one months vacation every year II he viii ac-
cept the pDsiorale
Ray all Dor, ,bca.r Uaico In
tends soonto re urn 10 this country He formerly
pastor IN Philadelphia and VIII be ready Tor anot.cr
Tho Baptist society at Johnstown Pa, will dedicate
a new church next sunday.
j. \. Williams has recently been ordained at Eims-
port, near Philadelphia, and Brother Knox at Rush
Valley, Pa.
Rev J. Hyatt Smith, of the Lee avenue Baptist
church, Brooklyn, spent a few days IN Ocean Grove
last week.
Mr.. Henry varey is said to be sufficiently recovered
to resume his work. and is again preaching at the Not
ting Hill tabernacle each Sunday.
Rev. Eugene Hiilman, missionary OF the Baptist
State Convention, has resigned the charge OF the
church at Belfast, n. y
Rev r6'er has Just closed very successful
Pa Rev. j. Harrington is his successor.
boston BAPTIST ministers are summcring follows
Rev Dr. Lorimer OF fremont Temple, is on among the
hills oil New Hanpshire Rev. Dr. johnson, his associ
ate in editorial wok. has gouc thithcr Also Rev.
wayand Hoyt has goue to Cleveland Tor two months
ana vii! supply the church that Dr. Behrcnds left
ttute, while shawmut avenue church is beng reur-
nished Rev Mr.. seymour Is away for long vacation
turn. Rev. g. +. Warren, of Central square has a
summer residence at Marihas Vineyard near the
OF tue Chrsfian Era has home there the summer
Rev Dr. Eddy Will tabernacle there also for liE.e.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The grotto OF Lourdcs has been the Of another
miracle An old LADY, aged sixty years. thther
on crutches and after being short time the spring
and while the Popes Nuncio IN the act OF crown.
ing the statue OF The Virgin Mary, crippled woman
was perfectly healed. Her name Madelaine Ian
screau and she was resident Of Poicers
Rey j. been sfr rredf from nria
Hill to Lima, OHIO.
Rev. Father Tnurheimer is about to erect a church
at Vincent Ohio.
A Catholic college and church arc to be erected at
De Graf, Mimi. for which forty OF land have
been pur, hased as a site.
In the United States at the present timc tberc are
l2ss Catholic theological students, while all olher
denominations together have only $3.50
Rev. Father Nebauner OF the Church of Our LADY OF
Angels, Albany, y. T.. has just returned from
months visit to Europe.
The Church of ST. Paul, Worcester, Mass. dedicated
on last sunday Is one OF the finest churches New
England.
Rev. r. p. Thorp, late pastor of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, Cleveland, ohio, has been ap-
pointed by Bishop Gilmour rector OF the Cathedral
Bishop Foley. Chicago has purchased a property
IN that cty for the use oil the Little Sisters Of the
Very Rev James oConnor of the diocese of Phila.
delphia, has been named by the Holy See Bishop in
parfitus and Vicar Apostolic oil Nebraska
Tne corner stone oil tue ST. Jose ph's church. at
Taneytown. Nd, will be laid, with appropriate
monIes next Tuesday
The hrs! priest ordained in the United states tho
v. L.
l79i In 1876 there were 5,0.4 priests,
Cardinal McCoskeys health has very greatly i'm
proved by his sojourn at Newport, L. l. Bishop Ryan
st. Louis, rusticatng IN Massachusetts.
The Pope and his Iricnds are said TO be excessively
vexed that the Italian governments have covered back
into the national treasury the $3O00,000 appropriated
to His Holiness IN the last SIX years, which be has
obstinaely refused TO use.
The Catholics have lUG. 900 of the Christian Indian
population. lhc Protestanis, according to. the Hon.
Felix Brunot, have only L. This gives the Catho
lies sevcncIghhs OF the whole aud onooIghh for all
he urcSS u.d
about 5000 900 Tor the Indian schools and OF this sum
Sl50 went to the Catholic and sls5 900 to the Prot
cstant schools The Catholic teachers partly supported
by the government last 81 The Protestant
sects had "a missionaries and teachers wholly sup
ported by the government
The number OF Jesults at present in the United
States and Canada ,oG2. They have been expelled
from Mexico and the Colombian Republic. They were
ordered to leave Guatemala in 1878 They have col
legcs Boston, South Boston, Worcester. Mass New
York, Fordham, y. Y Pniladelphia. Frederick, Nd.
Baltimore, Washington aud GEORGETOWN, d. c. Mo-
bile. ST. LOUIS New Orleans, Bardstown, Ky. Cincln-
nati San francisco and Santa Clara, Cal
EIIScoPALIAN.
A lady in England has gwen Bishop Qu,ntard, OF
Tennessee S14 900 toward the erection OF theological
hall with the University of the South. A
theological department is now the great want OF this
important Institution
A. an ndication OF the progress rtualism is making
England 1t stated thai vcstments worn in 25I
churches in .l5 candies placed the altar and in
so instances the candles lighted at the celebration
The Episcopalians OF Iynchburg Va are building a
memorial church TO their late diocesan Bishop Johns
The NOh'hs1n Churchmdn lmaHlncS tuat II won't be
great many years bcorc all churches we'll its own
will use prayer books 1t thinks there Is at least as
much sense IN using prayer books as hymn books.
While tho Episcopalans OF Tennessee have during
the past added 5u0 scholars and fifty teachers 10
their sunday schools aud raised $50 600 more than
they raised the year before, the baptsms con fIna-
tons and communicants have very greatly fallen or
No parishes have been added but number o! old
ones are without ihc services o the Church The best
remedy that the authorities OF the diocese
mend division OF the diocese largo increase OF
ncrant AID other missionary worS
20 bo
offer oil the British OF Calcutta.
The Rev. Hugh Roy scott has moved from Baltimore
TO New York.
Among the recent sccessions to tho Church OF Rome
the following clcrgymen OF the English church