The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-20
Ralirlous intelligence.

CALrSpAs srprEMssa-le. Emher Day ~ fn
teenth Sunday after Trinity al st Matthew the APos
and Ali Angela
Divine service will he resumed in the French Church
corner of Franklin and Church streets this morning
James strang the Prophet and successor Of Joseph
smith, will preach Sunday the Goth inst al the rem
House.
consequence of the occupation of the Eighth Street
Church this evening by the congre belonging to
t-this being night which they reservedthe worship
cessarily omitted on that evening
ST. Georges Church. Beekman street. will be opened
for divine service this evening at half pest seven o'clock
A sermon, eccasoned by the death Of Mrs. Caroline
Amelia Baylsss-a young and lovely bride, who with
her sister who was her bridesmaid within one year
have been laid in their graves-wl be delivered In st.
Jude's Church this evening. Service to commence at
half past seven o'clock
The chapel adjoining the Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn Heights win be open for divine service every
Sunday morning at half past ten and afternoon four
O'Clock, until the church is finished in the fall.
This morning a collection will be made in Trinity
Church, in aid Of the New York Bible and Common
Prayer Book Society.
The regular monthly meeting Of the board Of managers
of the New York Sunday School Union will be held
Wednesday the 23a inst at Public School Hall
of Grand and Elm Streets at half past seven o'clock Pm
The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday School
Teschers Association of New York. will be held in the
lecture room Of the Central Presbyterian Church in
Broomc street. (Rev. DR.. Adams'o on Monday evening
next the alst inst, at half past seven o'clock.
Question for dscusson-Ought Sunday school teach
satisfied it'll the prospective
scholars, or labor for their immediate conversion
public meeting OF the Board of the New York City
Tract Society, will be held at the Baptist church. Elev.
enh street. between the Third and Fourth Avenues Mon
day evening 2st September at ~ o'clock when reports
will be read, and addressmay be expected from Rev
Sidney A. Corey, pastor Of the church
Mr.. Thompson will repeat his discourse Sacred Mu
SIC the Broadway Tabernacle this evening hsfpast
O'Clock
There will be preaching in the Dutch church Wash
ington Square Rev Dr. HuttonsJ this evening at half
past o'clock.
The ceremony Of laying the stone of the Church
Of the Puritans will be attended Tuesday the 22d, at
four o'clock in the afternoon at the corner Of 10th street
and Union Square An address is expected for the
sion from Rev DR. Bacon OF New Haven and the pastor
The province of England contained lao Jesuits in s4l
and lo4 In is4 The Jesuits have 80 establishments
houses, colleges residences, or simple houses They
show themselves more openly than in other countries;
and the colleges and houses generally called by the
Ignstius, St Michael St Stanislaus ST. John the Evan
gelist, St Thomas of Canterbury, Sc Their principal
contains twenty priests twenty six novices and four
teen brothers The province OF England has twenty
a The an
assists them at the present moment to establish
new college specially devoted to China The viceprov;
ace ofIreand contained sixty three Jesuits in ls4 and
sevenyt in 1874 They possess in Ireland the col
leges OF Clongowes Tullabeg, and Dublin In Dublin
they have recently founded second college.
The number of persons protesting the reformed faith
in France is estmated by at 100000 by others at
1900 600; in Switzerland the Protestant are 900 600;
in Denmark Sweden, and Norway, together, 800 900
in Holland 100000 and in Russia 100000 total,
Two recent imperial DEGREES have produced agree
able sensation amongst the Jews One gradually reduces
the imposed upon them which are to be reduced
of seven years they will be totally abolished. The
cond establishes Hebrew Professorshp at the Universe
ty ofPrague.
dton to Liberia to sail from Norfolk Virginia aoout the
18th of November next The complement OF emigrants
is not yet made up
Recently whilst the Sovereign Pontif was going along
of the streets Of Rome young boy came near him
and asked him with canddness -" Sci tn Ell Papa are
you the Pope ~ His Holiness having answered afhrma.
had no parents ''You have father with me- my dear
SON" replied the Sovereign Pontf and he Immediately
gave orders to bring the poor orphan into house OF edu
cation.
colony of missionaries of the order Of ST. Benedict
started from Munich on the 29sh July for the United
States of America to form at ST. Joseph in Pennsy
MIA the first Monastery Of Benedctines II is composed
of the Rev. Father Boniface WINNER Prior). F. Maxmi
lien Goerner, two theologians four scholastcs, and
several lay brothers On the of their departure the
evang aboers assisted together at solemn office,
celebrated by the Rt Rev. DR.. Reisack, the Bishop CO.
adutor Of Munich to call the blessings OF heaven
their long journey and on their generous undertaking
We informed that unhappy controversy is being
carried between the incumbent OF the parish OF Wood
bury near Exeter Eng and some the reia
tive the OF the Athanasan creed which the church
orders to be used on almost an her solemn celebrations
passed. expressive Of hostility to any incumbent who
should this confession of faith in the performance OF
public worship. The living is said to be peculiar OF
the Archbishop OF Canterbury and exempt from the
superintendent of the Bishop of the Diocese The
circumstance of its being attached to so distant jurs
dction can alone explain the almost incredible report
that the Ahanass Creed has not been used in the parish
for the last thirty or forty years.
Tuesday the 9Th inst, Mr. G. w. Porter was ordained
Deacon in Trinity Church. Boston Morning Prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Lee of Springfield the sermon by The Rev
MI Greenea Of St Johns Charleston on Rev XII 10
assisted the Bishop in administering the Communion
Aug. 2sth, at Ascension Church, Wakefield three
were confirmed The Rev. j. H. Carpenter, rector. read
the Confirmation preface and the Bishop preached and
made an address.
Aug 30h, l2th Sunday after Trinity, in Zion Church
Newport Mr.. Thomas Seaver, formerly Baptist preach
err was ordained Deacon. Morning Prayer by the Rev
Atkinson, Of Mary land candidate presented by the
the Rev Messrs Hail. of Rhode Island Hutchinson of
Missouri Randolph, Of Massachusetts and Slaughter OF
Virginia
ST. Andrews Church, Providence, was consecrated by
the Bishop Of the Diocese Friday, Sept 4th The
vice OF conservation read by the missionary the
Rev. Mr. Horton. Morning Prayer through the Psalter
by the Rev MIR Eames Of st Stephens Church; the first
lesson by the Rev. d. Henshaw the second by the Rev
O. w. Hathaway, Of st Marks, Warren; the prayers
Bristol the by the Rev DR. Crocker ofSt Johns
Church. The Holy Eucharist was celebrated by the
Bishop assisted BY the Rev Mr. Bronson, OF Ohio as
peller Besides those mentioned above there
sent the Rev. Messrs McCoy, Randall and Randolph Of
Massachusetts Mulchahey and Talbot, of Rhode Island,
Child and Ward Of Virginia, and Meunscher, of Ohio.
ST. Andrews is in plain Gothic style of architecture
and contains free sittngs for $780, The wind ,ws Ian
Gets of enamelIed glass with stained borders" The
reading desk and pulpit without and upon opposite
sides Of the chancel" Its cost was 81 $50. 1t will be
supported by weekly offerings.
Letters from Rome Of the 18th ut state that the sa
cred College offered every possible opposition to the
Of reform contemplated by the pope and csrd
nal Gizzi His holiness however not to be deferred
from his purpose and improvements in the civil admi
nistration and the organization ofthe municipal councils
long claimed by the population, were in progress OF
paraon One Of the cardinals having observed to the
pope that he did not alter his the people would
demand constitution; land why should not accede to
their de sre" replied his Holiness, If constitution
necessary to the welfare Of my subjects"
Young Roberts, the brother Of Governor Roberts, Of
Liberia from the colony to pittsield. Massachu
setts in order acquire knowledge OF medicine that
he light make himself useful to the colony The facul
y Ptsfeld received him. but one of the students, a
southerner demurred, and the young man was, OF
course rejected.
We learn that, on the 23d ult, at Chicago Bshop
Chase continual thiaan On the 3Qth he preach