The New York herald., 1877-11-04

oy the JOINT action OF both parties II
The American Christian Mission Society will continue
| It's Of the Mexican Church work but in other
6cds the work win be divided between both societies
agreeablv 10 each. The American Christau Mission
Society retains all It's rights and stiles aud powers a
before and being the custodian Of trus. funds
not disband, but u will cooperate cheeruly here
alter with the Board Of Missiona
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
coSGKKGArioSAL.
The Moody and Ssnkey campaign In Now Hampshire
will begin to-day and In circular otter pastors
and churches Of New Hampshire Mr.. Moody requests
that the month OF November observed all over the
State season OF especial prayer for great blessing
He also suggests that mestngs be inaugurasod
commencing to-day.
| Rev. Joseph B. CLARK, Of the Central Church, Js-
maica Plain, Mass has bcen settled twenty-five years
and preached last Sabbath having reference
70 the completion Of quarter century Of history
Of tho Church, and concluded with tho following sum-
mary y'-Msmbsrshp oftwenty years. growth, s42; In
crease during the past ave years, 268-sosa 6o0
mitted by profession Of fath In the last fve years
LAO. Total loss, so NO. gain. l7a The congregation
has doubled In numbers and tho contributions have
moro than doubled The Sunday school has Increased
200 members.
Rev. George Min, formerly pastor Of the Congre-
gational Church. Of Mount Carmel, Conn, and who
for nearly months has preached with accepsabsy
In tho Puritan Church. Of Brooklyn, has entered into
an engagement with the East Congregational Church.
Of Brooklyn. The organization composed largely OF
some members OF Puritan Church who wishdroW from
that church because OF CONVICTION that Il could not
be extrcatcd from It's ombarrassnions and placed upon
belic ana he goes with The church to share with
them tho success which they hope Tor and shall labor
tor The new society meets evory Sabbath Liberty
! Hall, Nostrand avenue.
CATHOLIC
confratornity OF the Most sacred Heart OF Jesus n
TO DC formed Tor the young men OF st Annes parish,
Brooklyn. the eligible age Of membership being from
erny arc 10 onsr 10 ss Dyus .si asop
for all the insults which receives, and to afford
shelter. as y werc, for tho young men who just
leaving the school sodalitics prior to their entering
the Young Mons Literary Association. The Rev J. j.
| NoMceI, pastor, will DO director.
The Catholic RevicsU, commenting on the fact III nj
sevon divorce cases beard and adjudcsted tho
courts Of tnis city alone day OF tho weok before
ism :-srhore not" s says "a Protestant congrega
ton In this country in which the parson- otherwise
acceptabe-would bc expelled II DO chose TO separate
himself from his wife go through Tho FARGO Of mar.
| ryng another womanS" Can the Reuiep sustain ts
charge by adequate proofsf
Thc Cdu.olic Times. commenting on the proposition
Of tho Episcopal Churnh 10 style itsclf the Catholic
Church OF America" says:.''we remember the time
been considered gross insult; but OF late there np-
pears 70 ee 2 charm 10 the name ana indeed there is
not chide our Episcopal friends ot thsr admiration
and lovo for Catholicy it Is cheering sign. What
We critcise them for Is their pretenco OF beng
branch Of the Church Of Christ when OF those
other churches which they recognize branches OF
/
| tionship"
Last Sunday Father Damen and his band opened
| mission ut the Church OF st. John tho Evangelist
| Fiftietn street and Madison avenue
The Pope has conferred favor on tho Church OF the
Sacred Heart Brooklyn, by sending a magnificent
mvsa for It's altar, accompanied by iettor 10 Rev
Father hcCuium, conveying TO the congregation tno
Papal oenedctlon. Tins announcement Al the masses
on sunday gave much satisfaction 10 the parshonera
Tho conversion OF Israelitos to Roman Catholicism
Is such an uncommon event that correspondent OF
one Of our city exchanges makes honorable mention
OF the reception OF Miss Lzzio Levi
IN ST Johns Roman Catholic Church OF Plattsmouth,
Neb., q few Sundays ago new church building Tor
this society will DO dedicated November II by Bishop
| O'ConnoE
gP1scoPALIAN.
81 retors Church, Baltimore. of tho strongest
| IN the diocese. Dr. J. H. Grammcr, the rector,
preached an anniversary sermon couple Of sundays
and said II had 800 communicants 538 schOl-
ars and 81 teachers IN the sunday school. and It's
charitable offerings for tho your amounted to
the iriendess, orphan asylum aud various relief
societies. whose aggregate offerings have been nearly
/ $4,000. DR.. Grammer has Two assistaDta
AT shortsvillo. seventeen miles west OF Geneva, N.
Y, new Protestant Episcopal MISSION has beon
within less ihan year laid the groundwork OF very
Interesting parish Two miles IRON this vilIage In
INC town OF Aanchessor. Joe smith, the founder Of
Manchester 10 the famous Bible Hill, where history
| tells US tho great impostor dug up the golden manu-
script less than nity yoars ago.
Wo understand the Rev. Henry Brougham Bousneld,
Vicar OF Andovor, Is 20 be the arst Bishop OF the
Crown Tnis viii make the eighth Bishop OF The Prov
| incc OF South Africa
Tho Rev. William @. Starr has resigned his position
as assistant minister OF st james, Church, Philado-
! ph,a The Rev. y. w. Taylor has removed iron
| The Rev. William Il Edson l much encouraged
| In his WORK At Clifton Springs, N Y, that he mas
purchased q beautiful lot and mado preparation Tor
building new church 10 cost $4,000, The work be
carried on with tho distinct understanding that NO
| aobt 10 to DO contracted.
and formerly Bishop Of Victoria has accepted tho in.
cumbency OF the new district OF 81 Mary Kpplncton,
Scvenoaks, which Ia IN the gil Of Mr. w. J. Th0mp-
son. Of M'ncng lane, At Kippington park, by whom
and his sstor tne sums have been provided for build
ana ouaosns the 1ew church and me erection @ Of
the foundations arc In course OF preparation.
Rev. A. w. Cummings. d. d.. lato president Of tho
University OF south Carolina, az Columbia, has ro-
Gently been transferred oy Bishop Harris from tho
South Carolina Conference to Gsnesco Concrenc
and Is now tho principal OF Riverside Seminary, at
| WellsviIio, Allegheny county, N. r..
The Rev. W. Z. Davidson and wifc OF the North
west Indiana Conference, left Tcrrc Hautc, Ind, oc
obcr Tor Yokohama, japan. to reinforce tho Moth
odisi Episcopal Mission They sail from San Fran
cisco IN tho November steamer.
Tho Chicago Methodist preachers neesng decided,
after lively discussion, Tbat revival OF the old
outside tho denomination who will agrcc win II, for
the new system, with It's process,ons, iIlumnations
ings, has become scandal and roproach, and has
about mucn TO do IN promoting the spiritual liie
| Theodore Thomas Garden.
Tue Iowa Methodist Conference have resolved 10
4 admit minister VINO us0s t0Dacc0, Th0 JftutaA
7imes, OF this CITY, 10 thankful Ihat tho conference
| mngnan nously aDstained IRON Interfering with lhs
wearng low shoes. tho Of plaid trousers or the
carrying OF walking sticks Nor any notice taken
OF the simple habits OF wiuliy eating cold PIE and
| pcanuta
| PRESBYTERIAN
Tho Row. A. u. Curry, OF Darion, Ga, has resigned
his pastorate there that he may pursue hts studies
| some educational Institution.
Dr. 8 b. Boil having resigned hts pastorase Mans.
neid, Ohio, has come 10 this city, whore hc Tor
merry settled and where ho viii probably again take
charge
Al tho recent meeting Of tho Prcsbytery OF Neosho
| Kan, bbc church North Fork, ia tho Indian Ter
r,lory, formerly connected tho southern Presby
teran Church received into tho Northern Churct
md also the German churches of lndepon dencc Eil
| CITY aud Cherry township.
1ne Row A Thompson, OF Kansas, has gone to
| Philadelphia and tho Rev. A. A. Trimper has lett tn
Presby teran Church In Kansas and Joined the Evan
gelicsl Lutheran synod, aud Rev j. g. Merk, mas ef
The Evangelical Association and unlod with tho Pres
byterans.