The New York herald., 1879-11-16

the President of ST. Jariaths College, to take mp hi
permanent residence there coadjutor to the ven
cradle Archbishop or fuam. to which position no
was called by the Holy See.
Right Rev. Bishop Borgess. has made the following
appointments REV. William Fierle, pastor OF Sc
Thomas Church. Ann Arbor. III place of the late
ported IN these columns. The Bishop has also ap
pointed Rev. John r. Lovette pastor of the missions
The Jesuit Mission of New York and Canada has
Just undergone a change. The Canadian portiol
has been detached from New York and becomes
mission of the English Province. Visitor from
England will shortly go to Canada with Very
make arrangements for the transfer. The new
province of New York will include the missions of
Maryland. Phiisdeiphia Washington. Boston. New
Brady, s. j., Provincial of what formerly the
Maryland Province and attached to Loyoa College
Baltimore, will occupy the same position III the new
province of New York. and Will make hls headquar
ters in this city,
The Rev Fa,ner Strain of Lynn, Mass. who has
been in Europe for some months past. returned
home last week. Tho reverend gentleman
abroad to examine chiefly the various systems OF
Catholic education in the principal cities OF Europe
in anticipation OF his intention to establish in ms
parish st. Mary parochiai school at ho distant
day.
EPIscorALIAN.
The Rev. DR.. Samuel Haskins, OF st. Marks
years rectorship of that parish. During this long
pastorate he has baptized 1906 persons, old and
young; presented 923 persons for confirmation.
married 702 couples. buried l.01l and added l.l6l
communicates to the church, whose present MEN,
bership is about four hundred.
The Rev. Herman O. Duncan. rector Of Grace
Church, Kansas City, Mo-, denounces in . card one
A. NJ Parker i'm mposor W ho is travelling around
with forged letters raising money for benevolent
purposes and using 1t of course Oh himself
News has been received from the Rev. W. Allan
Fair ana wife of their safe arrival at Cape Palmas.
Africa, as missionaries in that diocese. The Rev.
John McNabb also sailed from this port recently to
reinforce that mission under Bishop pennick
London clergy man advises Dean Stanley. after
his recent article on baptism" either to join the
Baptists or go over to the Quakers.
The Rev. Ii. Ii. Washburne, OF the Bishop Cum
Minis Memorial reformed Episcopal Church. Balti.
has retired to New York to engage in secular
pursuits.
The Rev. T. Bckford, Baptist minister in Troy,
n Y. has turned and been received into
the latter denomination. The Rev. j. A. ID. Hughes.
a minister Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. has
also been admitted to fellowship by the Presbytery
Rev. W. 3. Lee. of Portland Conn.,. has accepted
the call of the church at Yaphank. Long Island The
First Church. Yonkers, n. Y. has called the Rev.
John Reid, OF Hoboken, n. j.
The Rev. c. F. Murray. OF Groveland. has accepted
q call to Union Springs Church. N. Y. the Rev. J.
call to Vernon Centre. n. " the Rev. F. J. Grimes
goes from Knderhook. N " to Westmoreland. N.
h. ana the Rev. r. q. Lewis. Of Lane Seminary, to
Macarthur, Ohio.
The Rev. DR.. Cutting. Homo Mission Secretary.
has resigned his position account of failing
health and intends to spend some time IN Europe to
recruit.
The Rev j. NJ Stifer D. D. OF Hamilton n. " has
accepted u call to the First Baptist Church Of New HI.
ven, Conn The Rev. j. Phillips. returned mis-
sionary from India. is in Hillsdale Mich. recruiting
Dr. Isaac westcott, who has spent nfty-two years
in the Baptist ministry, principally in New YORK
ties his little homestead near New Brunswick. N.
j. He has baptized 1852 persons, assisted many
pastors and built six good houses OF worship.
Rev. L. j. Goodspeed, d.. of Syracuse. N y, has
accepted the position of principal in the Benedict
Another Frcewill Baptist minister. Rev. W. Whit
acre. together with his wife. has accepted the logic
of events and become an out-and-out Baptist. He
has united with the church at Iowa Falls Iowa. Rev.
q. J. Travis, pastor.
METHODIST
Methodist minister belonging to Southern
Conference obtained divorce on the ground OF de-
sertion, and married again. He has now been de-
posed The Methodist Episcopal Church takes the
right in refusing to tolerate a man III tho
ministry who has got rid OF wife for other reason
than the New Testament sanctions.
The Rock River Conference rejoices that her gift
from individual members to send through Rev. W.
Taylor. missionary to Rangoon. Burnlah has re-
Methodist Episcopal Church with fifty members!
The Rev. II. +. Carter, pastor support guaranteed
and church edihse pushed M ,. ar % enougn TO Ce re-
Bishop Scott who left the Missionary Committee
here to attend tho Georgia Conference ut Atlanta
next Thursday and who expected to so to Muir
Frees Va, to meet the Alabama Conference has been
prevented by the sickness of his wife. Bishop
Harris takes his place. At the same time Bishop
Wiley will be in Lebanon with the Tennessee Confer
and Bishop Merrill in Dcnnson. Tex. meeting
the Austin Conference.
Tuesday. the Rev. DIR. Foss will preach the sermon.
and on Wednesday DIR. Dsshell, or this city. will
deliver an address missions" and Rev. II. Jack
son a character lecture "Indian Missions" DR..
Fowler of this city closes the Conference also with
q sermon.
uSIvERsAI1sr
Robert Hall used to exhort his parishioners rho
were going up to London ''beware of the devil
and DR.. Colyer." for there was DIR. Collyer in his
day whom he regarded AZ an enemy OF evangelical
truth. The Dr. Colyer of our day and city. apart
his very liberal faith Unitarian minister.
is a genial gentleman and not at all dangerous.
The Rev. w. G. Bowman, of Atlanta, Ga., has been
appointed by the Universalist General Convention .
missionary at-largc for its faith in the Southern
States.
The Rev. Mr.. Amber Of Massachusetts has ac-
cepted the call of Old Lombard Street Church in
Philadelphia. which has been without pastor fos
some time.
The Christian Leader says that the revival a
Salem. under DR.. Pentecost is literally and in
regards 1t is to abstain from all assaults upon
other faiths and the believers therein II is also to
be conducted without excitement.
NINETEENTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.
JEWISH EDUCATIoN-sEEMoN BY REV. H. Pc
REIRA MENDEs.
Rov. Ii. P. Mendes continued his remarks upon
the important topic of Jewish Education before
his congregation In the Nineteenth Street syna-
gogue yesterday Having traced the subject from
pariarchal to rabbinical the reverend gentle
man stated that the rabbins regarded ten years
as the age at which Mshns should be treated. at
thirteen years boy should be vcrsod in his religious
responsibilities. at fifteen he should study
Gucmara. You by this. said Mr.. Mendcs.
that the Bar-Mtzva celebration Of the thir-
tecnth ycar) meant proper religious edu-
cation. and not the miserable farce to which
IL has in some synagogues degepcrated. Eighty
years before the Christian era education was COM
pulsory Oral instruction was the me- hod in vogue.
and had to be teachers not mere lesson
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