The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23
Ralay,ous Intelligence.

z Sys,fcts rms DAY-The Rev. J. NJ. wainwright VIII
breach the Quarterly Sermon at the Anglo American
Free Church of St George the Martyr 400 Broadway
this evening. which occasion Collection VIII De
made in aid Of the funds of the church.
The Rev. Stephen ii. Tying, d. d.. Rector Of st
Georges Church. will preach the stated Quarterly Ser.
in the Church of the Epiphany in Stanton street.
;cs 80 cnmsn ana ~ s in he
made for the benefit Of this church. all the seats in
which are free.
The Second Sermon to the young will be delivered in
the Protestant Episcopal Free Church Of the Holy Evan
gelsts andewater street. between Pearl and Frankfort
streets this evening, by Rev Kingston Goddard
Benz l. iaight Service to commence at o'clock pre-
cisely.
will be delivered the Sunday evenings during the
coming season, in Emmanuel Church, corner OF Prince
7 and Thompson streets Seats all free. The Rev. A.
Boomer Hart will preach this evening Service at u
Pm.
Bishop McCoskry arrived here on Friday morning to
enter upon bis duties as the temporary Diocesan OF New
York The Bishop is staying at the house Of Dr. Mason
in Greene street west OF Sth street. and VIII preach In
Dr. Lyelrs Church this morning.
CLERICAL CHANGEs.-Tne Rev Albert D. Traver has
resigned the Rectorhp Of the Church of the Ascension
Esopus.
st. Paus parish r. Georges county, Md, and resigned
the RectoTshp Of Christ Church parish Calvert county
The Rev. Henry Waterman, Rector of St Stephens
Church, Providence r. l., has received and accepted
call to the Rectorshp of Christ Church. Andover Mass
Mr.. Waterman will enter upon his duties on the first
Sunday in December.
Bishop Hawks has returned to his home, St. Louis.
In Cincinnati, on Sunday last, the Rev. Dr.
Bescher met with serious accident While on his way
to church ms horse ran away with him. the buggy was
dashed to pieces and the Doctor pitched upon his back
with great violence He lay three quarters OF an
hour senseless For five hours he had great diff
fculty in breathing, but the following morning he was
better, and his physicians think he will His
chest bruised and but there is appearance Of
internal injury.
The pulp,ts of the Presby terrain, Baptist, Metho-
DIST Protestant and African churches in Norfolk Ports
mouth and Gosport Va, were supplied on sunday last
na m frnm
Episcopal Convention, in session at Norfolk
The Rev. J. II. Falrchild was ordained in the
Franklin Hail. South Boston, Wednesday pastor OF
church erecting Broadway. This church is said
to be in hourshng condition. the church consisting Of
about 60 members and the society of about $50 filing
on Broadway is nearly finished where the church and
society will commence their worship the LIST of Janu
airy next.
MExIco-Mexico Is fully prepared to negotiate
with the United States The Chamber of Deputies
ceedng: in secret session. and members were anxious
to punish the editors Of La Tos del Pueblo for their part
in the business This goes far towards showing that the
revelations must have been substantially correct.
Gen. Paredes has written to the Mexican government
that his greatest pride shall be to repress all
thy got with the
have this intelligence upon authority in which place
And further, there appears communication in one OF
the Mexican papers most violently opposing the propo-
sed treaty, which is attributed to Senior Boves prom
nent member of the Chambers and opposed to the adm
nistration.
And to show the feeling manifested by the Mexca ms
towards this country mention incident which
occurred when the squadron was about leaving. The
day before the Commodore sailed from Vera Cruz, he
desp ched the sloop-ofwar St Mary's Owing to Gains
and currents she obliged to anchor of the
reefs which form the harbor. This sooner per-
ceived by the commander Of the Mexican naval force
than he ordered of his steamers of to proceed
to her assistance breeze sprung up before the steam
to show the good feeling which exists the part tho
authorities, and which was manifested several occa
sions.
Every thing induces believe that another revou
ton is close at hand in Mexicoa revolution in which
Almonte will probably take q conspicuous part Dis
tracted the country s-with neither money nor
credit with robbers upon every road malconte nts in
every quarter and reckless asprants for place plum
der in every CITY and town lost impossible for the
present to hold together much longer Ano
Their revolution will give another party the ascendancy
for short time still another party win follow up with
surprised in the different ups and downs in store for
unfortunate Mexico Santa Anna should be found
again the head of affairs, again to plumber and again
to trampe upon the rights and liberties Of his cqaagy
MEMPHIS CONVENTION. lake from the Ap-
peal OF the i2h the preliminary proceedings OF this
ssdy on the first day Among the distinguished dele.
Clay and Foster John Bell and Col Gadsden of Charles
ton s c. In ?. s. is announced the arrival of MIR.
Calhoun the evening Of thu twelfth. &c He was
brought up the Memphis, which had arrived several
hours previously, and went down to meet the Maria,
loaded to the guards with citizens and others anxious
get first sight of this truly great and distinguished
These noble passed in Of tine
city dashed together amid the waving of aags, firing Of
cannon, and the huzZas of the people,
Several gentlemen Of the press among the dele
gates.
The following is all that have received Of the &C.
ton OF the Convention
Wednesday, 18th November, 1915, the Convention
called to order by Henry c. Smith, Esq, by order
of the Executive Committee, who proposed Hon. E. j.
Shields Chairman, pro- tenn, who being unanimously
chosen conducted 10th Chair by II q Smith, Esq.
Mr. Shields returned thanks to the Convention for tho
honor conferred and accordance with the expressed
wish of the Convention invited Rev. Mr. Coons to open
tho proceedings with prayer who kindly complied with
tho wishes of the Convention.
On motion, Col J. George Harris, Dr. Gibbons, and
Mr. s. Linsley, appointed Secretaries, pro. tenn.
On notion delegates from the different States ard Ter
rores directed to report themselves the Score.
tares their States were called The States
called by the Secretary in the following order
States Mem prest. States. Mem. prest.
Tennessee. l93 Louisiana. none
Kentucky. South Carolina :, 7
Ohio. North Carolina, ;, /
pennsylvania none luinois. lu
virginia. none !ndtanA =
Arkansas AZ IOWA.
MISSISSIPPI. l3a michigan. none
NllssouTl 40 Wisconsin. none
hidDaina ~ rloriua none
+ beoIbH none
On motin it resolved, That if there be any dele
gates from Texas they be requested to take their
seats in the Conventions when, being called three
delegates reported themselves.
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