The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01
ueIsrInua Intelligence.

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CALENDAR ros Novrnnra--i. Twenty arst Sunday af
ter Trinity All Saints Day Twenty Second sunday
after Trinity Is Twenty thd sunday siter 90 aSyn,
sunday.
A Charity Sermon will be preached in st. Patrck's
Cathedral at the High Mass, this day by the Reverend
Father De Suynes Tor the benefit Of the Half-Orphan
Asylum.
The hours of service on Sundays. at Emanuel church,
corner Prince and Thompson streets are now liked at
lOk A. NJ, 3P. NJ, and ~ NJ. course OF Sunday
evening lectures by various clergymen Of the city and
vicinity will commence this day All are invited to
attend
IL The Rev F. Barrett will deliver his second lecture
on the Sacred scriptureshs evening in the New York
Society Library Building corner of Broadway and Leon
ard steet, at o'clock Subject--The need OF some
heaven sent and lumned interpreter, such as
Swedenborg claims to be- proved from past and present
state of Biblical Interpretation Lecture to be poisoned
in case OF a storm.
ST Barnabass church. in 9th street, between the I'd
and Sd avenues will be open for divine service every
Sunday at half past 10 O'Clock, AM and o'clock, p NJ
Seats free.
The Rev. Henry J. whitehouse, will preach in the
e. Free church Of the Holy Evangelss in Vandewater
street. this evening After the sermon the usual quar-
terly collection will be taken up
By virtue Of an arrangement entered into among the
pastors Of Presbyterian churches the following list is
furnished Of Sabbath evening services for each month
First Sabbath LIST church, 9th avenue, Rev Dr. Phillips
and Canal street, Rev g. Carpenter: Second Sabbath
University Place Rev. Drl Potts Brick church Rev. DR.
bus third Sabbath Duane church. Rev DR.. Alex
ander, Forty second street. Rev j. c. Lowrie and Ham
teenth street Rev DIR. Snodgrass, ard Fulton street.
Brooklyn, Rev NJ. w. Jacobus Last Sabbath, Rutgers
street, Rev Dr. Krebs. Every Sabbath evening" Manha
tan Hall SO Houston street, Rev. B. 7. Phillips.
The corner stone of tho second Congregational
Church, now erecting in Bridge street, near Myrtle
Avenue Brooklyn ~ will be laid with appropriate GER
The monthly missionary prayer meeting Of the New
York and Brooklyn Foreign Missionary Society will be
held in the lecture room OF the Broadway on
Monday next the I'D Nov, at O'Clock, p NJ.
in behalf of the Society for the relief of the
desute children Of seamen will BIO preached this
ming, by Rev. Mr. Balch at ST. Bartholomew Church.
chosen Warden Of St Augustines Missionary College,
at Canterbury, England.
The Bishop of Killaloe confirmed for the Bishop of
sth at Bandsn 900. The Bishop Of Kilmore Elphn and
Ardsgh, during partial visitation of his diocese from
June 10Th to September 4th, confirmed 4a4o
Mission Society Of Hartford South Consolation held
in North Glastonbury CT, Oct 3D. 1876 The President
Dr. Chaplin IN the chair Inc following resolutions were
l. Resolved, That we have canse of devout thanks
giving God for the success which has attended the
missionary enterprise conducted by the American
Board; and especially for the seal which He has given
by the Holy Spirit to the abors of the Missionaries the
Resolved. That we have great confidence in the wis
DOM and integrity and faithuness OF the managers OF
the Board and cordially approve their general course
8. Resolved That We wRl endeavor to increase our
contributions to the Treasury OF the Board the present
year.
On last Sunday the holy sacrament was administered
by the R Bishop hundred and thirty five per-
sens in ST. Peters Catholic Church, Jersey CITY Among
the adults confirmed eight converts, two Of whom,
Stanley A. Grswold NJ d. and lady natives of Con-
necticu DR. Griswod is relative of the late Eps
copa prelate OF Massachusetts, and Of family distin
guished by its piety and learning Four of the happy
converts confirmed this occasion were also Of the
Episcopal Church, and are natives Of England
A. xsx.e Al
ply promoted to the holy order OF Priesthood in ST.
Patricks Csthedralthe same Rev gentleman having
ceved the orders of subdeacon and desconship on the
tive preceding days.
Mr. Newman is on his way to Rome where he will re.
main months. The Univers contains an account of
his reception at Paris which was cordial on the
part OF the ecclesiastical authorities The Archbishop
Paris and the Nuncio of his Holiness the Pope paid
great attention to this distinguished theoogian.
The Royal Academy of Science of Berlin has elected
a corresponding member. NJ. P secchi, Jesuit of
Rome This is said to he the first instance Of Jesuit
becoming member of the Berlin Academy.
The Mcqueen marriage occupied much of the
time the Presbytery OF Fay eteville and Synod
OF North Carolina at their recent sessions majority
of the Presbytery voted TO Mr. Mcqueen to his
former privileges and standings and minority carried
the cause by complaint up 10 the Synod. The sy nod
sustained what by the Presby'ery and against
General Assembly But the General Assembly
directed the Presbytery to restore MI. MCQUEEN,
If they deemed expedient is not probable that the
ton will be disturbed.
The Synod of Cincinnati new schooD declines to
obey the injunction of the Assembly in the Of Rev.
William Graham, and asks the Assembly to reconsider
their action The synod takes the ground that the &C.
neral Assembly is only advisory body and has
thorative jurisdiction over the synods and that the
and have the right to interpret the constitution for
Themselves" The Synod of New York and New Jer
ssy their meeting this city last week. also declined
to comply with the injunction of the Assembly
send up their books to the Assembly next year for
view. The for this decision will appear when
the minutes are published.
concerning the choice OF successor to the Bishop of
Aix fearing that in this in other the govern
pa dyde them tn Weaken and he
church. by sowing division between her chief pastors
Lami de Religion says that no one has yet been named
TO whom the alarm can justly apply The Unirers be-
eves that nomination has been made. and of the most
unfortunate kind for the church. The Steele complains
that in La Vendee there los schools and e67 persons
either wholly religious or devoted 10 education and
works of charity.
At conference of the ecclesiastical chapter lately
held Mosbach, in the Necksr the following resolution
thoiic church. Pope Plus H. having mantle sted in his
wisdom, matured by age and the spirit of God inen.
state by useful reforms called for by the wants of the
age the conference proposes as follows list The ord
naat requested to address itself TO the head of the
church. through the archbishop. order to obtain the
assembly of a national German synod I'd, The ordina-
Ias requested to put in force in the present diocese
the institution of the diocesan synods, conformaby to
the resolutions OF the Council OF Trent"
friend in the receipt of letter from the Bishop of
Newfoundland written just before the departure of that
respected prelae in the churchshp for England sends
short extract from the letter The bishop says:
You would oblge me by offering my kind regards to
the clergy whom had the pleasure Of seeing
lection of my interview with them" In relation the
loss by the late 6Ie he also remarks: Our old
church. as you know, has been destroy edn just judy
ment ought to think, for the poor made of It.
May be humbed by the visitation, and then God
will grant in due time another, and it may be, more
comely house of prayer"
Har risonbrrg and Cooks Creek church Rockingham
county, Va Saturday, the 10th inst by committee
of winchester Presbytery. Rev. Patterson Fletcher
preached the Rev John T. Hargrave presided,
proposed the constitutional questions and delivered the
charge to the pasor and REV. A. H. H. Boyd delivered
the charge to the people.
Reu 4 Iiehenan installed nastnr of the md