The New York herald., 1876-01-23
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

MINISTERIAL MOfEMENlO.
BAPTIST
The Rev. W. H. Pendleton, late of the Firy-third
church. of this city, accepts the call Of the Bap
tist church at Deep River, Conn.
The Rev G. j. Genun accepts call to the First Bap-
tist church (Graniteville, Staten Island.
The West Hoboken Baptist church is enjoying en-
couraging prosperity under the lapors Of its pastor
Rev f. E. Osborne. Since his settlement year since,
thirty five have been added to the church.
On Sunday the annual collection for the Baptist City
Mission was taken at the Calvary church 1t was
noble effort realizing 1874 81.
The Tabernacle church of this city has given its
pastor, Rev. b. Hawthorne respite of four months
from his pastoral work, and he leaves for the
South in search OF rest and health. dis illness has
been long and severe
Al Central Falls, R. L. the church OF which Rev.
Preston Gurney is pastor, is building beautiful
church edhce, and also neat and commodious
chapep mission Sabbath school, expecting that
the two dedcaons VIII fall within the centennial year.
At the Berean church, Rev. L. g. Barrett pastor,
four converts were baptized sabbath even
ing, all young men, two OF them brothers and one the
organist of the church.
The Baptist church at Franklin N. Y. will reded.
cate its house Of worship on Wednesday next
GOOD work of grace is in progress in the Dover
Methodist Episcopal church (Newark Conierencel, s.
u. Rooney, pastor.
this city thirty have recently proiessed conversion,
and twenty have united with the church within
month past.
Rev. W G. Browning OF Brooklyn New York Con-
erence whose health is not fully restored will leave
with his family for Denver, Col, tomorrow He hopes
to return In time for the session of his conferences in
April His family may remain longer.
Dr. John M. Vincent the efficient Secretary OF the
Sunday School Onion OF this city again at his post
after a few weeks Illness.
Rev j. W. b. Wood, Of the New York Conference,
having been appointed chaplain of the State Prison at
Sing Sing upon his duties last Sunday. One
OF his predecessors-Dr John Luckey, OF Rollo, Mo-
whose recent death has been noticed, the prison
chnnla IN for ms
great that his remains are expected there in
lew days for interment
same 1t was soon after her prostratIon She suffers
little pain, but confined TO her bed The brain was
not affected e the RaS ana anrI her br
Illness She is patiently awaiting the Masters will
Or. DePuy will have pastoral charge Of old John
street church until the next session OF he New YORK
East Conference
The Free Tabernacle Hobosen, which was organized
last spring, is hard working, prosperous charge.
They have visited 900 families in that city, and have
gathered good congregation in their unique and beau
fu church edince and go scholars into their sunday
school, OF the older OF whom have been converted
! and added to the church j. b. Brady pastor.
| To-day willett street Methodist Episcopal church,
New York will celebrate the htieth year OF its exist
Its statistics during the half century show that
$500 persons have been connected with its member
ship; that $500 couples have been married by its pas
tors and u 600 have been followed TO the tomb Its
present membership numbers $40 and its present pas
/ tor is Rev. J. " Saunders
BPIscoPALIAN
The Rev. Dr. Langdon late of Geneva, Switzerland
has received a call to Christ church, Cambridge Mass
( the oldest parish in that town except one.
/ The Rev. T. n. Riley, late OF ST. Clements, Phila-
delphia, has been called TO the rectorshp OF Holy
/ Trinity, East Minneapolis, MINI
The Rev. Dr. Paterson, OF st Paus, ST. Paul, MINI,
has been in feeble health for time The Rev W.
r. Powell OF Leighton Academy, has been assisting in
the services Of the parish
The Rev. Charles Peletreau has accepted a call to
the rectorship of ST. Matthew's church. Unadilla Otse
go county, n. Y, and will enter upon his duties the
The Rev George J. Magll, of Wexford R. l., has
been elected rector Of the Church Of the Ascension
/ Fall River, Mass
The church at Holland Patent n T., have unan
mously invited the Rev. John NICK. Brayton TO supply
their pulpit for year. Mr. Bayton resigned his posi-
ton in connection with the First National Bank OF Utica
and applied the presbytery Of Utica for censure
their fall meeting, held in Westernvile He was most
cheerfuy licensed, having passed examination
superior to that passed by most theological students.
The Rev. A. H. Cortiss has left his charge at Lima,
\ y. Y and gone TO Waterville TO another church.
Rev. j. n. Freeman, late Of Peekskil has accepted
the call of the First Presbyterian church of Lockport
During the first year OF the pastorate OF Rev J. X
Fowler in Caledonia, n. Y, ninety nine have been
added TO the membership, nnetyone Of these on pro-
fesson
Brooklyn, within two months The collection for re-
Igious and benevolent objects during the last year
amounted TO $40 l50-the largest sum given for several
years. There are LILO teachers and scholars in the
two sunday schools.
Minor orders conferred Saturday the 18th, In
the Passonist Monastery West Hoboken upon Francis
Farrey, Bartholomew Carey, Anselm Carey, Nicholas
Ward, Felix Ward Dominick Mcnamara and Jerome
Murphy The order OF sub-dcacOu was conferred
George Basil. stephen Reilly, Eugene Ryan, Clement
Finnegan. Ambrose Hapin, Anthony McHenry and
Mark Maislin who on Sunday were ordained Geacons
Rev. Father O'Connor, lat0ly attached 10 ST. Joseph's
church, Albany, ~ " has been transferred 70 81
Johns church. East Albany
The Dominican FATHERS. Byrne Boke, Daily Keogh
and Quinn, who opened the mission at ST. Potter S
church Brooklyn, sunday, January g are carrying
on the work with the best results and will close their
abors to-day with the Papal benedicton
The Rev Joseph Muller, pastor OF St Michaels
church. Baltimore Is so low with lung disease that no
hope of his recovery is entertained
The Bishop Of Buffalo has transferred Rev. V. hitter
from Sprngvc ST. Vincent aud 81 Nicholas
churches IN Bunaloi Rev kirsh succeeds nm M a.
Springfield: Rev J. Fitzpatrick and Rev D. J. Daily
exchange missions; the former going 10 Akron, the
, latter suspension Bridge. Rev. FIR. Haine ap-
pointed assistant at Batavia, and Rev. +. Schneider as
sstant at ST Bonliace church Buffalo from which the
German Orphan Asylum will be attended.
The Rev. James O'Leary, d. d., distinguished
priest editor author and critic, and al one time as
Sistant pastor or ST. Josephs church, New YORK was
buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery. A solemn mass
OF requiem was celebrated his remains In ST.
Josephs church Father Malone, Of Sts Peter and
Paul, preached the funeral seruon.
correspondent writing from spring Valley, n. T.,
complains that the Catholics there who number over
$50 souls have had no religious services in their little
their last pastor, Father Bruhey are growing mouldy
for Of use and the church itself win be In like
condition long unless takes a hand In 70
break TO them the bread ollie
nTscKLLASEoua
Dwycr's Gospel Mission, No. IS vandam street. Nev
York, Ia open every evening and special invitation
given TO the uuconyertod
The Church OF the Pilgrims. Brooklyn tDr storrs
pasor has adopted the Warren stree, Mission and ap
prIatcd $1,000 toward lis suuport this year Ar. Bell