The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
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of New York and the education board of the diocese
Of New York, will be held St Bartholomew church
on "Wednesday evening next, the soth inst, at hafpass
o'clock
The Rev. J. D L. Gender of Paris, will with divine
permission hold the meeting and preach in the French
the Consistory Room Of the Refo Dutch Church en-
trance in Fulton street, near william
The Pre- bytery Of Eizabethtown will hold its mex.
in Paterson, on the first Tuesday in October next
O'Clock, rM to be opened with sermon by the Mode
The fourth Pesbytery of New York will meet in the
Pearl street Presbyterian church. (Rev. Mr.. Read's,)
Tuesday, Oct n at halfpest O'Clock, N. and be
opened with sermon by the Moderator, Rev. Dr.
Adams.
The next quarterly meeting of the Directors Of the
Central American Education Society will be held at their
Office Brick Church Chapel No l6l Nassau street,
New York, Tuesday the 9th day OF October next at
o'clock NJ, to transact the ordinary business Of the
quarterly meeting, and other business that may come
before them.
The third Presbytery of New York will meet at the
Houston street Presbyterian church OF Thompson
street Tuesday the 9th Of Oct her, at ha i'pas
O'Clock, and he opened with a by the Mode
rator, the Rev. James Knox.
Tie Presbyte Of Brooklyn will meet in the South
Presbyterian church, REV Nr Spetrs) IN Clinton street.
corner OF Amity Wein lay evening October It'll, at
halfp'st O'Clock. and be opened with sermon by the
Moderator the Rev. Jane Thomas.
Rev. Villa r. pman astolof the Eighth street
church, Will preach his i'tro uctory sermon this morn
Ing subject The preemnent importance OF preach
the gospel The subject Of the afternoon discourse
II be-The Relation of pastor and People
The discourse preached occasion of the dccease
the late Mr. William Baker, by Rrv Mr.. Embro, Of
Railway, l be repeated BY him this afternoon in Rev
DR.. Adams church, in Broome street.
correspondent oil the Journal Dee De,ats relates the
snce he informed that tricotJied Italian cocKades
tad reen found scattered about c
ois fact he replied, As for me- pleased the cir.
cum tance for It proves that now the liberals finding
hing to do with these cockades throw them into the
eet' On another occasion, having learned that Mon
seigneur Main the Governor Of Rome wi cd to oppose
s subscriptions in favor Of the people who were in
when the next day the Governor had audience Of the
Pope he said to him with gentensss ignorant the
matter beg you to send for the directors subscrp
lions which are being made in favor of those persons
lately pardoned and thank them from for the good
they nave done, for no one appreciates than do
their generous conduct in this matter"
In the diocese of Pittsburgh. fifteen new Catholic
will ready for divine service in the course Of the pre-
sent Arrangements also made for commencing
ABOUT ten others early next season.
The Catholic hierarchy in Mexico il composed of one
Archbishop and ten Bishops. These eleven dioceses
have about ten thousand priests and millions Of
Catholics distributed in eleven hundred parishes The
Archdiocese of Mexico. which is of the cons-
derable in the world for extent and population counts
about eighteen hundred thousand Catholics This se
can: by the death Of Mgr Emmanuel Posada Carduns
Who died in last April All the other are occupied
Yucaan and whose ulary has been forced by poticai
troubles to take refuge in Havana Though it be
that reformation needed among the Catholics and cer.
gy we must not however, judge of the moral state Of
Mexico from the Of Protestant travellers who
influenced by their too readyto exaggerae
the evil and are unwilling to see, or disposed tocOncea
the good.
Letters received from China stated some months ago.
that in the city Of CeKoeng fine Catholic church had
been erected spacious enough more tnan two
thousand Fortysx strong columns support its
elegant arch numerous of sculpture decorate
its 'front.' the principal altar surmounted with ta
bernacIe nine feet high.
Dr. Pusey is staying at Tenby and is seriously indis
posed It is said that Mr. Newman has been to him,
for the first time since he changed his religion.
The Bishop Calcutta sailed from Portsmouth on the
3lst OF August, in the Prince Of Wales
An anonymous donation of E5,OoO has been given TO
the parish OF Mar, lebone for granting outdoor relief to
raise a like amount for the same purpose.
Ronge, the German RefoImer, has been condemned TO
four months imprisonment for sbratng public service
at Lachu without the requisite authority.
The pastors of several of the PRESBYTERIAN
iu this city have agreed upon an arrangement BY
which one or more Of the churches will be opened for
public worship alternately, every Sabba'h evening
Accounts were received in Paris, Sunday, on the
death OF the Right Rev Bishop Luscombe, for many
chaplain OF the British enhass, He died
suddenly at Lausanne the Gath ult of disease of the
heart The death OF tie venerable prela,e va.
cancy in the chapsncy Of the embassy which 10 in tn,
gift Of the Secretary OF ate for Foreign Affair."
The stone Of Oh ist Church Wiliamsburgh
will be laid Tue day next October lst at clock
? M The address will be delivered by the Rev DR..
Tying, Rector of st Georges New York
Mehemet Ali psonized the fair held by the Sisters of
Charity at ,onstantin pie, in the spring He took
ticket in the lottery and drew p'ize beautiful pOrce
Luck to the believer in the Koran or the Gospel
The stone of the chapel and school house
of Joseph, corner of Laurel and Linn streets Cncn.
the Rev Ta% ss U a' 81 nG
Johns Church. This edi6ce will be ~ by 80 feet 1t
the congregation shall acquired sufficient means
TO build la &c church. such will be soon required
in that prosperous part Of the city.
In order to be able to become acquainted with the
his ha
Pope has put up near his palace box for the reception
OF letters, OF which he alone has the key.
Cong egational church was recently organized at
Chester Village, Mass consisting of % members About
two years since church organized Chester Fac
tories, consisting Of 20 members These villages have
increased considerably in numbers since the construction
OF the western railroad The tendency to be for
people to come down from the mountains and dwell
great thoroughfare Of travel Mr K clark, late Tutor
in Yale College having consented to supply these
villages for more, ordained the work Of
the gospel ministry by the council that organized
the church Introductory prayer by Rev, B. Wright
Rev E. Davis of westfed consecrating and ordainng
and charge TO the pastor by Rev T. Clarke Of
Mddehsl6 rsh hand Of felSwsh to both church and
church by Rev j. Fl. Bisbce OF Worthington bensdic.
ton by Rev. r. X. Clarke.
onall hurch and so,iety in Birmingham e., Rev Chas
Dickinson. Introductory prayer by Rev. E. Wright !;
sermon T. Hall installing prayer by T. Punder:on;
ship by q Thacher; address to the people by A. NJ.
Trim concluding prayer by j. A. Root benediction
! by the pastor.
Rev. Septmus Tus.in. of Washington city, has been
unanimously elected pastor Of the Presby Church at
Hagersown This congregation has been separated for
many years but is row united upon Mr.. Tustin.
Rev ~ d. Bent, has resigned the recorshp OF st. Tho
mas Church. Taunton Mass to accept that of ST. Johns
Church, Bangor; also the Rev. George Wilde, Iof
this city, has been unanimously invited to the rector
ship Of Grace Church, New Bedford.
The Ami de Ia Religion has just published the follow
ing documents for the authenticity Of which pledges
ITSELF and adds, that they may be compared with the
original waich deposited in the archives in the library
OF the archbishop Of Paris with the copy sent to Rome
aud bearing every legal guarantee of its being anthem
| tic :""More than induced by grave considera
TONS and brought consider dspassonately the conse
quences of a revolution which has carried everything
along with it, and has lasted for fifty years have arrived
at the period of advanced cater such long expert
enceJ to blame the OF the epoch to which
have he longed frankly condemn the grave
which in this long course OF years. have troubled and