Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

RsLIsIoUs InrsLLIsEHcE.-The Rev. Mr.. Beat
ty AZ the Datch Rsfosmsd Church, late OF New
Utrecht, Long leland 10 about establishing church
in Buffalo. He is a gentleman OF great erudition
and Piety, and A. loycian and sound preacher Is
not surpassed, and we believe not equalled by any
other elergyman of that persuasion in this soun-
try. We have this information from gentleman OF
high standing in New Utrecht, and who is thorough
ly competent to Judge. We wish his undertaking
every SUGGEST
The Rev. DR.. Cox, in series of communications
called the "Hexagon," (six doctrinal points,) is
hsndling the Old School Cavnists without mercy.
The doctor is exceedingly popular preacher, and
has very peculiar mind. His style and language
are different from every other writer; he often uses
words which not to be found in any dictionary.
He is fine classical scholar, and good theologue.
His communications in ." The Evangelist" deserve
the serious perusal of Presbyterans and Baptists in
general.
There has been for some time in the village Of
Auburn, quite interesting revival Of religion 1t
commenced under the labors Of the Rev. Mr. Orion,
Presbyterian, and has extended itself to the differ
snt denominations. Many have been added to the
Rev Mr. Hopkins church
The Rev. Mr.. Whitaker, pastor of the Universal
ist congregation in Duane street, the Oldest Of this
denomination in the city, has declared, in letter to
the trustees, that he advocate the doctrine Of
universal salvation no He therefore resigns
his Office, and begs them to renounce the doctrine
imme diately.
Probably no maa has done more to convince the
Unversalists Of the Of their ways, and the fall
sty of their hopes than Professor Stuart has by his
able and candid articles upon this subject.
1t is but recently that the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Pastor
Of the Uaiversalst Church in Hartford, has
nounced his former views, and has since received
license preach from the Orthodox Congregational
Association of Salem. How much more important
are such conversions, than the conversions to Van
Burenism or Harrisonism.
DEcENcY AND MORALITY THE PARTY Pass.
The Albany Journal, the organ of the State Admit
nistration INDUCES in the following courteous and
gentlemanly language towards the Argus =
eff the tongue discovers the state of the mind,'
as the Argus asserts, in what state of mind must
that editor and that party be, which resorts to the
most vulgar epithets, and the most foul-mouthed
language to sustain their sinking cause Z"
That is pretty well for Wing paper, particular
ly that party claims all the decensy and gentle
manly qualities extant, and much morality they
know what to do with !; but the following moroccan,
taken from the Statesman, the leading administra-
ton paper in Ohio, beats the "Journa all to pieces
The editor was in paroxysm of rage at the Wings,
for holding a celebration at Fort Meigs, and he in
dulged his Blngsgate propensities without regard
to circumstances Of time place. If the Herald"
had ever debased itself by the Of language
foul some Justification might be found for the malig-
nant envsnomed attack of the Wall street press -
"The Fort Meigs hard cider spree-Tom-fool
cries, aud Incorporate Practces-Come ur then, all
We brutes OF creation, and drink little hard CT
der- nd owl AMI m he
charmed into the support Of Old Tip by these must
cal choristsrs-The fumes Of hard cider-The great
Wing exhibition Of wild beasts-Drunken risting
partisan-Log cabin and hard cider dsciples-Tbe
drunken fedralists-Baboon convention of the British
silk stoc king Office holdersThe hard cider federal
lists fidded and danced, and sung drunken songs all
nght.Ths old granny let loose to amuse the chill
dren with spook stories, and recount the wonderful
adventures Of her life-The granny hero-Bank rid
den nabobs-Parades and drunkenness-False and
lying statements, put out by Tom Corwin and his
commttee-The Wings seem ready for any crime
Dirty black guard Wbgs-The Haunting gew gaws
OF federal wbi e>spry--Drunkenn.ss s,d rsveIling-
The hydra-hes monster Whggery-Bacchana-
liam row-Doggrel rhymes and vulgar pictures
Drunken hard cider Whiggery-Lcw, vulgar, and
blasphemous conduct-Federal assassins Negro
loving song singing, cider sucking hypocrites etc.
This same statesman calls William Henry Harri-
I" strd,c stu fed inebyiafsd old debauchee; and
John Davis, the Massachusetts, senator, arrant
a federal knare as erer ran untchipped Of justice"
THR NEw YoRK CArnEDRAL.-One ofthe week
ly papers Saturday, in giving some account Of
this structure, stated that in height it wsuld
coed that Of st. Pauls, London. Lest any erro.
neous notions should get aAoat that point, we
subjoin the dimensions OF each, and also brief no.
tice Of q new church in Paris.
DIMENSIONS or ST. PAuL'.
Feet.
Length from east to within the walls,
Bre adih Of the and choir
From perth to soath through the transept, ss5
The circuit.
The height, exclusive OF dome, ITO
y rom the vaults 10 the top Of the cross,
Frer the centre ofthe foor TO the Of the
Ground plot q acrss, ia perches, 10 feet
Expense ofbulding million and a hafsterlng
The whole Of this structure was built in IS years
by one architect, Christopher Wilson, one master
mason, and during the bishopric Of DR.. Compton.
Our cathedral, now constructing in Broadway, by
the corporation Of Trinity Church under the super.