The New York herald., 1877-08-26

ton IRON i've O'Clock In the morning uotiI ton at
night Annie Titlow, a female evangelist, holds
prayer meetings several times during day In large
tent aside from tho other speakers and tho lady ap-
pears to DO doing more good than tho men.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Tho Old Catholics OF Austria say they feel sure that
they shall be recognized large number Of
congregations will spring in all parts of the country
The negotiations between the Vatican and Russia re-
spectug the settlement Of tho complaints OF tho Roman
Catholic Church oil Poland have advanced tho
appointment OF a commission by the Vatican to make
q formal statement OF IT'S position.
That DR.. Dollinger Is discouraged in regard to his
matters, and has evidently resigned the leadership
oil his movement the statement OF Professor William
Wells who recently visited the Doctor He emphatic
In his com paint that those VINO espoused his cause
had been too much inclined 1t political rather
than religious movement anu let the former phase
Of the matter satisfy them. n.e
Tho several Catholic societies OF Baltimore have con-
sodated under the title OF phc Catholic Bencvo
lent Union"
Tho Catholic Reveo gives its opinion that "the tme
has como when organized system Catholic cooni-
zation Is possible and probably groat sue.
cess" 1t refers 10 emigration westward from tho
crowded cites-a good thing AZ Mrs harrington would
say, II faithfully carried out
Tho Bishop and the clergy Of tho diocese of Brooklyn
assembled IN st. Johns College on Monday evening to
make the spiritual which tho discipline Of the
church requrosthat her ministers should mako peri
odically
Bishop Domenec formerly of Pittsburg, since OF
Allegheny City. has resigned the latter see founded
especially, on his recommendation, and tho Two Secs
flttsburg and Alleghany united, will be under the
faithful and CONSCIENTIOUS government OF tho Right
Rev. Dr. Tuigg
DE- j. j. Carruthers has just resigned tho pastorato
OF the second Parish Church, Portland Me- where he
has iaborod since lS46 He has recently been severely
1t Is necessary for tho American Board to receive
$1,000 during August in order TO close its financial
year with no increase OF dcbt Tho sum Ia large and
the titnc very short.
Mr.. Henry Ncedham is preaching and holding prayer
meetings daily at Halifax, Nova scotia
The charitable contributions OF tho CONGREGATIONAL
churches have not pccn small since 1869 nor tho
lcgacles large since 1871 as both were last YEAR
$685. 273 81 were gwen to the six charitable societies
OF the denomination and $105 259 % TO other objects
The Sunday school enrolment so large but
Is 976 less tuan tho CHURCH cnrOmcntwhich IS 22S6
larger than ever before. Tho mortality has not been
small since 1862 The additions by profession have
not been 80 large since 1853
Mr.. John IL Hlncks, OF Bridgeport, Conn, brother
OF Rev H. Y Hncks, OF Portland, Is called to Bethany
Church, Montpelier OF which the late DR.. William H.
Lord was pastor.
Aitor u year and halt OF labor, Rev George H. Til
ton has beon Obliged to renqush his charge at oil
Rcv. p b. Fisk accepts his call to Lake City, Minn
and has already closed his labors at Sprngneld Mr..
H. Slack OF tho last class OF Yale Seminary. accepts
his call to Chester
PRESBYTERIAN
Dr. Schan, OF this CITY, after visits TO st. Cath
arincS Convent, on Mount Sinai, and the Mar Saba,
near Jerusalem, and other monastic institutions OF
both churches, writes to the independent that his
spect or the creek Chuicn has not been increased by
what he has scen The Latin Church Is far ahead Of
the Greek IN civilization and vitality.
The ll255O church members aud 66,62i children in
the Sunday schools of the southern Prosby terian
Church last year contributed tor all benevolent and
church purposes the sum of Sl,l10,97l-a goodly
figure, but yet $26 10 less than tho previous year
Rev A. N. Mcrwin, missionary OF tho Presbyterian
Board at Valparaiso Ch, student OF Princeton
Theological Summary, is now visiting this country.
Dr. William Nj. Taylor writes from Switzerland to
the Christidn at Work OF his surprise at nndlng tho
Scottish Free Church Presbytc in Luzerno wor.
shipping IN a Roman Catholic church whose Catholic
congregation had just been dismissed. Inquiry re-
vealed tho tact That tho cdcc belonged to canton
whose authorities mad granted It's use TO tho fresby
terrain foreigners Tho services were arranged 30 as
not to interfere with one another The Doctor very
pcrunenty sks:-"Would the Free Church OF Scot
land do with any Of its buildings tor the Roman Cath
olcs what these Roman Catholics have done TOR
thcmY Would the Presbyterians or Congregational
ISIS OF American"
Rsv James NJ. Ludlow, d. d., is passing the summer
In Corn WALL Litchtcld county, Conn. lie will return
to his new cnargc tho Westminster Church, Brooklyn
ut tue cnd OF Tho present month, and will De installed
in September
We hear OF several going forward at widely
separated points IN the southern States The summer
season Is avoraDle TO outdoor gatherings there well
at the North. AT VICTORIA IN Texas there
revival The result is nearly ono hundred persons
prolesscd to have found the Saviour precious thcm
About or,y have united with the PresUy tcrian Church.
In the Piedmont Presbyterian Church, Franklin
county Va 800 persons proiessed to OBTAIN hopc OF
salvation. AT tho Court House nearly Two hundred
persons gave their names to the evangcst having
iound peace in believing
Rev. samuel Wyckon has resigned tho pastorate OF
the lresby teriaD Church AZ Portage, Wis, and VIII
close his abors there on or beior the end OF the year
The Ross street Church, Brooklyn, have given u
unanimous call to Rev. Archibald McCullagh, OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, GermagIown, Pa
BAPTIST.
Is seldom appreciated his true value by tho
generation among whom no lives. The Baptists OF
Gloucester, England having waited two three gen
cru.Ions, are now about erect a memorial SUNDAY
school TO Robert Raikes, tho founder those now
very popular Institutions Nearly S.. 900 have boon
raised Tor the purpose
Rev l. A. Cam has become Western Secretary OF the
American Bblc Union. hs field embraces States
and Territories within which he VIII have supervision
OF the socctys work, looking after ogacics maturing
subscriptions, establishment OF agencies. &C.; head
quarters IN Chicago
There IL only one Baptist Church on Staten Island,
but that Is fcnarkabie onc IL Is at Port Richmond,
the Jersey side OF the island numbers about
l20. The church is q perfect gem, ono OF tho finest
country Churches In the state. Ihcy own property
worth $40, U,00U
Professor William A. Stevens, OF Dcnison University,
has accepted the char OF New Testament Excgesis In
Rocnesior Theological Seminary will enter upon
his duties at the opening OF the session, September ..
Ho succeeds the laio Dr. Brown
The veteran Elder swan has resigned his pastorate
OF the Huntington street Baptist Church, New Lon.
don, Conn.
hoN 'ohn "oTuon, formerly OF Chicago IL called to
Bowdoln square Church, Boston, Mass. Rev. 7. 5.
Snow, OF South Amboy y. j., Is constrained by failing
health to resign hls charge Rev. Dr. A. owen laic Of
Detroit has accepted the call TO University place. Chi
cag0.
Rev {. Osborn, ID. D., Tor four years tho hard.
Working pastor o The South Church, in this city, be-
comes The pastor OF the large and Influential urch at
North Adams, Mass, the first Sunday In September.
Rev ID. D Mulhofn mas resigned AZ Laiargevie
n Y, to take elect October l. During u pasorate or
several ycars at Lafargeviilc he has built up tho
church financially and spiritually and numbers have
been added ny baptism His leaving ~ against tho
wishes oi the entire church, who earnestly desire him
to remain.
EPISCOPALIAN.
An English church, built by subscription and ad-
Joining 'ho English Embassy. has recently been cncd
at Vienna, Austria
Bishop FaIlows, OF the Reformed Episcopal Church,
after enjoying most cordial reception In Il Engand
has embarked for home -
E,.tor