The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-26
Religious Intelligence.

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:, me different religious papers that are published in
inns cry form curious item among the flood Of news
paper literature of the day. The different and
nominations have each their particular organ and their
various disputes and difficulties are conducted with
almost as much asperity those Of the political parties
IN the secular press We have been looking those
that We're published yesterday and will endeavor to
lians, and first comes the {" Churchmsnp which has a
somewhat lengthy leader regarding the late Episcopal
Bishops party entersinto review som. Of the pro-
ceedings of the Convention, and makes some remarks
which, il says are intended chiefly in selfdefence as
they have been virtually charged with at
their alleged tone of exultaon in regard tho result
deavored to avoid If they have seemed to indulge
init.
The Rev. Fletcher j. Hawiey sailed last week for
Santa Cruz having accepted invitation to be asss
tant minister in the parish of which the Rev F. Mines
is rector.' ssiAGsSs y r 1a-rssS5 = .sss
The "PRoTEsTANr CHuRcHMAS" which is the oppo
Bishop, has leader Of nearly three columns in length
in which it goes all the voting during the Conven
on.snd completely dissecs the Churchman's remarks
temporary, the ch~ehmsm remapks While the shall
low brook bsbbles, still water runs deep Tho still
water Of these statistics does indeed deep, and in
view OF the great moral result at stake say most
| fervently
Labitur ct labetur in omne volubilis evum
Aswe cast our eyes these tables, the spectres
which some are still at work to conure up, disappear
and all my stihc alton ends whilst at the
can find no words which better express feelings
and hopes than those which closed Dr. Seaburys edo-
| rial after the ad journment ofthe Convention.
I'VE ars thankful that our hopes have been than
realized, We ratulae the diocese having passed
with safety peIilous juncture We beseech the friends
OF law and order and justice to stand firm and be pre-
pared to follow out their convictions of duty unto the
| end
The Rev. DR.. H. Potter. rector OF St Peters Church.
Albany arrived at this port the 10th instant. the
packet ship Ashburton, from Liverpool.
THE PREsRYTERIASs come next in order and the Nec
foTk Observer is their chroncler and its leader is devo
ed to the Mormons and the origin of the antiMormon
| war. There Is also article the explosion of the
Fourier phalanx in Pike Bradford county Pa and warn
ing the religious community not to be entced into
\ ing into any OF these associations.
THs RoMAN CATHOLICS also have their organ which
| is the Freemans Journal and Catholic Register They
find cause for cong raulation in the RoIge
| Germany, and conclude their remarks as follows:
Whatever may be the fact i'll reference the follow
OF iiermes thing very evident that the present
diseased portions from the healthy body aud by binding
together without serious dminuton in indissoluble
bonds the members of the long SUITE ring now eman.
/ cipated Catholic Church of Germany
On the matter of Dr. Reeses removal they say but the
following:
'Dr. Reese County superintendent, was formally re
moved on last Thursday evening by vote oft Board
of Supervisors OF II toS We give the particulars
They also give curious edct of the Emperor of China
in which the Catholic religion is made the especial OBJ
ject Of persecution.
his return to his diocese from Europe remained in our
| city for a few days as the guest of Bishop Hughes
This short synopsis comprises almos, all the interest
ing items in the religious world OF literature.
| The FUTURE HOME OF THE MoRMoNs -Nooka or
| Vancouver Island, on the northwest coast of North
America, we have it from good authority is to be the
final destination and home OF the Mormon people This
Island is about 800 miles long, and IS to 100 width
strait and lies between the 47th 4sth and 5ist or sad
degrees of north latitude, extending along
northwest direction The boundary line between the
American and British possessions the northwest will
probably pass across the Island. The English, be.
Tor the part is Inhabited by Indians of not war
like disposition II is long journey but can be accom-
land, they will be of the reach of harm from white
men, and may enjoy their peculiar notions in quiet
I'll the devil breeds his dscords and confusion one
i them We understand from the authority, tina
l companies are rapidly organizing at Nauvoo for al
early start in the spring. The church authorities am
leading men VIII 60 out IN very large company, AM
without doubt the remainder will follow,-Quinry Whe
| CAP-AU-GRIs.-This point on the Mississippi /
yet destined 10 become place OF considerable trade
IL has long been neglected and overlooked by the mer
chants of Lincoln but they seem suddenly to have
walked up to the importance of its location, which viii
soon command the greater portion Of the trade of III,
county Within the last few months, three mercantil.
houses have been established at that point all Of
will be conducted by enterprising and business men
they propose to purchase with cash goods ali the
produce which they can obtain thus they wii not only
be enabled TO do mercantile business, but will confer
great benefit upon the citizens of the county by AFFORD
lug them ready market for all their surplus produce
Hitherto tbs merchants OF Lincoln have been of very
little benefit TO the county There is also a III
just opened at Capeau-G aud it has the prospect
another store II has two taverns and three
strong mercantile establishments II only lacks few
mechanics to make it hourishing village: A shoe
maker, a blacksmith and a Carpenter would do well
there doctor might also locate himself advantage at
| that place.-Boipins Green Banner.
| IT,. CIRCUIT CouRr-NoRrH9RN D1srR1cr-The
US CircuitCourt for the Northern District atAlbany
Oct 2i-Present-S. Nelson, Esq, presiding Alfred
Grand jury the court took up OF Benjamin H.
| Wood VS. David Anthony-1hs action brought to
recover damages for the Infringement of patent
new and improved plough granted TO Jethro Wood the
father OF plaintiff, in 1919, and renewed to his heirs by
act Of Congress passed in 1884 Verdict for plaintiff
| $500 October2i-The u. s. of America Alexander
Prce-Mr Price was indicted for mbezzling letters
NJ Upon being arraigned the opening OF the Cour,
this morning. he plead guilty whereupon his honor the
presiding Judge sentenced him State Prison at Au.
burn for the term of ten years The IT, s. ofAmerica
Thomas Stats, Jr.The prisoner Stats indicted fo
making and obtaining false proofs which he procured
petition for Goodheart Goodfaith. His council
are John X Porter Esq, ct al This is now in pro-
| gress OF trial.
| IMPORTANT DIscovaRY-Our friend, Capt. jerks,
showed us yesterday sample of wild hemp iounC
Ia this county Its fibre is the the Manila hemp
though external appearance approaches nearer
l New zealand hemp. Its discovery accidental A
tanner from ST. Louis county being Capt jerks hemp
warehouse, accidentally Manila hemp made
inquiry what it and upon being informed that it
Manila hemp, said he had produced something exactly
ike II from weed on his farm, and that he would send
IN sample, which he did and it proves to be variety
OF the Manila hemp, resembling the New Zealand
| the New Zealand sisal and ST. Domingo hemp from
which all our heavy cordage is made.-St Louis Mas
Sourtdn
| INDIAN DELEGATIoN.-A delegation of Indian
chiefs, oil the Pottawattamle TRIBES arrived Balti
more Wednesday night by the Susquehanna railroad
on their way to Washington. They stopped all night
the u. s. Hotel, Pratt street. and lett O'Clock yes
terday morning Tor the capital Their names are-M
sch, Keah Hall Day. Meahmis, soshInin-ne, Le.quah
| Kin.ne, Na-nau.auet White Pigeon. They are iron
Council Bluis the Missouri rivor and under th,
guidance OF MIR. kchaId Elliott, interpreter The object
their visit is the settling Of SONS business IN reference