The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-19

The Faithful Companions OF Jesus wero founded by
Nine D'Houet in ls22 at Aniiens and were approved
confirmed by Gregory XVI. III lsl7.
Rev. J. J. Gormley, late oil Lancaster, Pa, Is now
stationed al 81. Pecrs, Columbia
Last sunday the new Catholic church recently
erected by Rev. Peter Jachctt q. NJ. c. and tho Fran
cscans oil Trenton Florence ~ j. was dedicated by
Bishop Corrigan under the tile Of ST. Clara OF
Ass:sium.
Ing are hrst-St. Peters Church. Rome holds 81 900;
Milan Cathedral 81 900; 81 Paul's at Rome 30 0oo
81. PauI's At London $4,000; San pc,ronio, at DO.
Cathedral "a 900; ST SOphias Coustantipopic, 5000
ST. John LaIeran - 800 Notrc Dame at Paris II 900
IL, 400; st. Dominic, at Bologna IL 900; ST. Peters,
Bologna, II 400 Cathedral OF Vienna II, 900; 81,
Marks, at Vienna 1000.
Rev. Joseph ". Hendrick. of ST. Joseph's Seminary.
Troy, was ordained al the Convent OF the Sacred
Heart, Rochester, on Monday, August s. by Right Rev.
bernard j. McQuaid, Bishop OF Rochester Father
Hendrick celebrated his first mass at Penn Yann his
native town, on Wednesday. August s. no has a
brother priest and two sisters
Rev. Father Mcnamara. who has had charge OF tho
little parish OF ST. Malachi. East New York has been
appointed by Bishop Loushlin 10 tho charge OF the
congregation OF our Lady OF Mercy, Dobevolsc street
Ito succeeds the late Father McEroy. lie is about
thlrty-hve years OF age educated st. Johns
College. Maryland Rev. Father Coughlin has admin
isered accepabiy the affairs Of the parish since the
death OF Father mcEroy last tan
METHODIST.
Tho two Methodisms, North aud South, meet in 81.
Louis where both seeking to bury tho past differ
cnccs aud 10 lind now common ground for ope
ration. They havo he'd two meetings al
ready and in the tall expect to asrco definitely upon
81. James Methodist Episcopal Church, Harlem,
owns property worth about $500 900, which there
gnnlzed IN 1882 and Tor forty years worshppcd IN a
PLAN house and did well until The spirit OF change aud
bending under their load OF DEBT, which now now
ever they have got under control and their prosperity
Is increasing
Tho receipts of the missionary treasury hero Tor
weeks from July ~ W August 10. foot up 81 l23 o.
far from enough 10 meet the calls upon funds from
memorial service, having reference TO tho lie and
labors OF the late Bishop James, will be hold at Ocean
Grove on Tuesday morning. bishop Peek will preach
tho sermon.
AT tho recent British Wesleyan Conference there
sonary work and Us IN tho English homo work; I5l
eacheIs were received Candidates for the ministry
ana IS declined.
Episcopal church, Chicago lett this port ON Saturday.
tho 18th INST, for Scotland whero he IS to Mrs
Parkhurst: Both are to return in October
Bishop Jesse 4. Peck, assisted by Rev NJ. s. Terry
OF Rondou. and Roy. A. X. Sanford, OF Kingston, dedi
Gated the new Methodist Episcopal Church 1t CHI
chester, y. Y, ON Wednesday last
movement has been started among tho lsraoiites
York 10 give reception to The Rey Dr. De-
soon He has been great friend to the jews oil rales
tine In his Official capacity He arrived here last week.
EriscorAlIAN.
Bishop Cheney has been chosen Chancellor of tho
new Reformed Episcopal University of the West
The deficiency IN the receipts OF tho Mi ssionary
Board last year has been cause Of shame and sor.
iow to the bishops and the Church, and Bishop Coke
OF Western New York, has issued "a pastoral letter
asking that collections be taken up throughout hts
diocese the 9TH of September W pay OF the in.
| dobtcdness OF tho Board
Bishop stevens, OF Psnnsy lvania Us on his return
from the Rocky Mountains in health and safety Tho
Rev. V. II. Berghaus has returned from Europe and
| at present residing IN Doylcstown, Pa
| The Rev. X. ". Howes sailed for Europe on Wcdnos.
day last The Rev. J. r. Potter has resigned the rec.
| torship OF ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church.
| Canterbury, Orange county Ny
Tho Rev. T. W: smith has entered upon tho rector.
ship OF Christ Church, Fltchburg. Mass. The Rev
j. Hutcheson has accepted the charge of the Church
of the Holy Comforter, Cleburne, johnson county,
| Texas
Tue Rev. Joseph WALDORF, u Campbclite preacher
| In Arkansas has applied for Episcopal orders
Rev r. J.. McBryde, late OF the University OF VIZ.
Georges Church, Fredericksburg Va
Tho Rev William H. Washburn, OF Aroostook county,
IN the northeastern part OF tho diocese al least SIX
mission stations; four Of thcn-Ashand, Fort Fair.
field, Pressure Isle aud Van Buren-possess,ns
| Portable church buildings
! uAIvERsALIsr.
Rev. q. a. skinner, Of Hartford, has taken charge
OF the Universulist Church ut Mcirosc Boston.
| Rev. A. H. Swectser, late OF Springfield. Mass, is
now preaching at Plymouth, Mass, and Row Mr..
Perry, OF Lawrence, has taken Brother sweeuer's
The Rev. J. $. Fall has moved from Dowagiac Mich,
to Warsaw, Wis DR.. &. a. Weaver IS spending hls
vacation ut his old homo III Akron, OHIO. Thorc
prospects that Universast Chapel VIII be built at
Eliot, N. H. atan early day. Some Of tho prominent
residents IN that town arc moving In tho matter Uni
vcrsaism Is reported to have u strong hold there A
church Of this denomination has recently been opened
Tho Rov. W. ~. Jones was ordained to the ministry
Of the unversal'st Church IN spplngboro Ohio, July
installed pastor at Ravenna, Ohio
Next "Wednesday tho Universallsts of Sherburnc,
Mass, Will dedicate their now church recently com
p!eted.
Tho North Branch (Pa) Association OF Universalists
contains but ono clergy man. There are several
chance for dlo ministers to apply for work The
cation will meet III annual Session next Wednesday
and Thursday at Standing Stone, Pa
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho New England Conference Of Christian Workers
of the Young Mems Christian Association, to DO held
at Concord, N. H.. has been postponed to September
| 1870 when workers are expected from all the New
England States.
has added to list Of lecturers the celebrated Rev.
Joseph Cook, OF Boston, who will lecture tho oven
iny Of August 81 tho opening day. Marthas Vineyard
camp meeting VIII op0n To morrow. A per-
convention OF Two days closed thcro yesterday
The English roviscrs OF tho New Testament have
red their second revision TO the latter part OF tho
seventh chapter OF Acts.
Tho Rev. Harvey Hcrsoy and his VITO, of Water
antly US a Christian minister and his wife should The
latter charged her eso lord with certain which
| amounted to ''unministerial conduct" The Water
town Univcrsast Church appears 10 have put tho
wife ra,her than the parsop trial and expelled her.
She appealed to the State Convention whero tho case
was reopcncd and tho results we're not satisfactory
Again Mrs Hcrsey appealed u the General Convention
OF Unvcrsalsts, and arragned botn her husband and
the inferior courts. Tho Bo,rd of Appeals OF that
body, sitting In this city, ordered the Watertown
church TO restore Mrs. Horsey 10 full membership,
and then If they like prefer charges against her and
IRON the mini stry Tor eighteen months
Since tho commencement OF their task the English
revisers Of tue Old Testament have held forty -1vo
sessions, each OF several days. duration. They have
gone us lar AS Joel l., T.
Rev Joseph Cook. the great Boston orntor, Is 70
give OF his popular lectures religious subjects
| at the SUNDAY school Pnrliamont,n on "Inousand
Islahd Park" on the evening OF August II and tho
afternoon OF August II.
during tho last tweGty years tho British Wesleyan
Conference has Increased the number OF sitngs IL its
churches by j63, 0i2 During tho period The not
Of members bus been l03 sunday school
| scholars, $40 600
THE HEBREW SABBATH.
SERVICES IN REFORM TEMPLE AND AN Or
THoDox sYNAGoGUE-MAN AS WINGED
observation-disclosures SERMON BY THE RABBI
nUEBscH ON THE CREATION OF MAN.
Tho Rabbi Hucbsch delivered sermon yesterday in
the Hebrew Temple, IN Lexington avenue, taking Tor
his text the following from Psalms lxxxv EVEN as