The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

Rel lions Intelligence.
Aueusr-2 sth Sunday after Trinity o. 9th Sunday
after Trinity 10 10th sunday after Trinity as lith
Sunday after Trinity "a ST. Bartholomew the Apostle;
90 iath Sunday after Trinity.
Archbishop Magee the predecessor of the present
Archbishop Of Dublin, made the following assertion
to some clergyman of his diocese some time previous
many Jesuits-conceaisd OF course-but still acting
Church OF England clergymen and in the possession OF
parishes, who are silently but surely working its down
The Synod Of Utica viii in the first Presbyterian
church in Utica, on Thursday the 27lh Of August at
o'clock, PM.
The Synod of Genesee stands adjourned to meet at
MI NORRIS Livingston county on Tuesday the 18th day
OF August at o'clock, PM
The monthly missionary prayer meeting Of the New
York and Brooklyn Foreign Missionary Society will be
held in the lecture OF the broadway Tanernaeie
Monday next the 3rd of August at half past g. PM.
the Genera. aS M o. and Pres
meeting in the Rev. Mr. Woods meeting house in New
port, NH. the 4th Tuesday of August (the 25th)
1916, at 10 o'clock. AM. TO be opened with "Concio
ad Clerum" by member of the Derby Association.
The next annual meeting of the General Association
Of the State of New York will be held in the Congrega
onal church at Lockport Nj gara county, Thursday
the 9th of August, commencing at 10 o'clock, AM
onyentons Of the friends of missions for conference
and prayer in relation to the universal diffusion of
gospel will be held in the interior of the State Of New
York during the month of August, as follows. viz
Commencing Nlanlius, Wednesday, August g. at 10
O'clock AM Homer August :, 1S 10 Sc0 Sann W.
August I4th, 10 o'clock, AMI Lyons. August 18th, 10
o'clock, AM.
The corner stone of Church edifce laid
in the Parish of Christ Church, Trumbull. Conn., the
10th inst by the Rector in the absence Of the Bishop
On the 9th Sunday after Trinity. the Bishop Of this
diocese held odnaon in ST. Johns Church, Hartford
and admitted to Deacon's orders. Mr. Thomas Pres
ton, ALB an Alumnus Of Trinity College and Of the
General Theological Seminary.
At meeting 81 the standing committee of the diocese
Of Western New York, held at Geneva, Friday the
following gentlemen were recommended to the bishop
Co.. Cd tn hn1v rdorc ThA nal
Foote, deacon to be admitted to the order Of priests
For admission to the order of priests William II. Pad
dock, Timothy f. Wardwill VIM. Agur Matson, Or
lando +. staTkey Levi w. Norton, Benjamin Wright jr.
On Sunday last. the sixth Sunday after Trinity in
Grace Church the Right Rev the Bishop of the Diocese
cons, Barclay Arney Smith. and A. Augustus MARBLE.
On Wednesday July eth, in st. Marks Chapel St
Mary Anne's Parish Cecil county, Maryland the Bishop
Church. Elkton, confirmed three persons. Friday July
10th, in St Augustine's Parrish Cecil county confirmed
On the 9Th Sunday after Trinity July 18th in Shire WIS.
bury Parish, confirmed FIVE July 18th in Chester Parish
ST. Paurs, Kent county confirmed two. July 18th, in
the Church at Charleown ordained Christopher Bopp
Wyatt the holy order of Deacons In afternoon
in the church, confirmed one. July l7th in st.
Lnkes Parish Church, Church Hill, confirmed FIVE.
We learn the Rev. Mr. Riley il engaged in the forma.
ton Of new congregation in very needy and growing
PIES and in which Sunday services held afternoon
and evening, is situated in Baltimore street, about half
between SCnrQeder anu hepuDlCan streets. His
prospects are, we are glad to hear, encouraging
The Convention of the Diocese OF Indiana met on
Thursday, July 9th, in Christ Church, indianapolis,
and was called to order by the ~ Rev jackson Kemper
presbyters, and eight delegates from parishes in the
union with the convention answered to their
The business Of the convention occupied the attention
of the members from Thursday morning until very late
hour Saturday night when the adjourned
to meet again Thursday the 18th July, in ST. Mary g
Church Delphi The most important proceeding of the
convention was the election OF the Rev Thomas Akin
Rector Of st Peters Church. Baltimore to the Office
of Bishop of the Diocese Of Indiana This gentem an
was nominated the third ballot by majority of the
presby present. and the nomination Immediately
and unanimously confirmed by the lay deleg
is therefore, the Bishop elect Of the Diocese OF Indiana
The corner stone of new church building on diff
feren site from that Of the old one taken down,
month"; with prayer, and with addresses from the Rev
George Townsend, Rector and chief Justice Hallibur.
happy ausion the circumstance of his having passed
the SITE just 81 ears sincce as captain of company
of soldiers when the place, which is now cultivated
and beautiful country, a Wilderness and expressed
his pleasure in being permitted to participate Ia solemn
ties Of this character
Mount Pleasant Church Roxbury, was dedicated on
ton OF this city, Hall. of Dorche.er and Putnam Of
Roxbury sale Of pews took place i'm edatey after
wards and y-three were sold, valued at S6545, at
premium OF $la5
The Oneida Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church commenced its eighteenth annual
sion on Wednesday, o'clock, NJ, in the Methodist
opened with religious exercises conducted by the pre-
siding Bishop edmund S. James, D. d. who Introduced
the business in very neat appropriate and powerful
address The principal business the first day the
poinment Of committees to collect moneys and
tics in regard to the various institutions OF the chu IN.
The work Of Thursday consisted in the examination Of
candidates for admission into the Conference and for
dinaton deacon pending which the Bishop delivered
to the candidates charge Of thrilling interest Ga Fri
day the characters Of the travelling elders
ed and those preachers belonging to the first two dis
tricts underwent the usual examination which all
allowed OF On Saturday the election OF local
preachers to dcacons and elders orders occurred and
The examination of travelling elders resumed At dit
ierent periods in the Conference Rev Drs Dickinson
Lathrop, Hckok. Rev. Mr.. Rudd and Others were in.
troduced TO the body The most harmonious feeling has
pervaded the meetings of the Conference, and it ID
hoped that the session held here will have sauary in
huence on the community On Saturday the So
Geneva and Bishop James and in the evening Dr. Fit
man. of New York. spoke eloquently the same Sub
Rhss in
Missionary Secretary Bishop Hedding, Bishop James
First Presbyterian DR. Paddock; I'd do DR., Levings,
Gere Of Baltimore, s. Comforts Baptist, j. NJ Snyder
A. Eldy.-.duburn Tocnn
At the recent rencenent of Hamilton College, the
degree D. was conferred upon Rev James Nackelvis
of the Free Church of Scotland and Rev Elias Bowen
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The honorary de
gree of A. Nj. was conferred upon Rev Chas. Lee
upon Rev. Thomas Castleton, and upon Joshua Cook.
The Anniversary Of West India Emancipation will be
celebrated this evening at the Wesley Chapel in King
street Rev. VIM 7. Allan, son Of Rev. DR.. Allan O
Huntsville, Alabama, will deliver an address
REV. MT nompson VIII PredCu u young men mex
Sabbath evening in the Tabernacle the progress and
end of a vicious life illustrated by the career of
youthful murderer,
Free Episcopal Church of the Good SHEPPARD corne,
of Market and Monroe Rev. Ralph Hoyt rector
Services loh A. NJ. and 81 and quarter before p M
Police Intelligence.
AuG. l.-.4rrest Of Pckpocket- Ofcer Rider of the
third ward arrested eariy yesterday morning notori
Gus knuck" Of the common order called Bill Evans
alias John Harris 1t appears this fellow caught
with his hand in the pocket oa French lady Mrs Jose
phine Avaliiae, No Barclay street. endesvoring L
steal the money therein, consisting of 50 and over
which in half dollars loose in her pocket while
Fulton market Upon the rascal being detected he i'm
mediately boted Of the Market the
through MIR Quackenboss' eating house, and scatet
himself in the back house, where he was caught BY
the above officer and conducted to the Tombs Justice