The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-30
Religious Intelligence.

CALrSpAR-August 3o-l2th Sunday after Trinity
september6. 18th Sunday after Trinity H. i4th Sun
day after Trinity. IT, IT, 49, Ember days. 90 18th
Sunday after Trinity 81. St. Matthew the Apostle
81. 10th Sunday after Trinity. 80 St. Michael and all
Angels
The Rev. DR.. Ryder will preach in ST. Peters Church
Barclay street. this day. the sOth inst at half past 10
O'Clock
The annual benefit of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, Prince street. will take place usual a. Castle
Garden, Monday evening" the 2lst September next,
when variety of entertainments will be given. which
informed will far exceed any former occasion
The particulars shall be enabled to publish in
next paper. The tickets have been issued and
pleased to learn they meet rapid sale.
The friends of missions will be concerned to learn
the death Of dear friend, the Rev. Mr. Messenger
missionary Africa He died at Fishtown in March last
after only weeks sickness.
letter from Breslau of the 27th umo states 1.-THE
efforts of the society for establishing Jewish colonies in
Siesa to encourage the Jews to cultivate the land
been crowned with Already 1861 Jewish IA
miles OF renown have purchased land in the cole
in question and cattle and horses requisite to cult
vate it each of these families has subscribed hun
bred dollars form fund for relieving poor settlers.
Numerous applications have been made By Jewish fam
lies be admitted settlers. and the society has deter
mined taking advantage Of the offer of the King OF
Prussia to make over to them certain domains of the
state in Silesia, at moderate price Each colony is to
consist of from twenty to thirty families under the d
rection of a we'll versed in rural economy"
inst, by the Rev Dr. Reed, of Union College; James
Duane, of James Duane Fcatherstonhaugh, ESQ., Of
London, England.
1.-THE above is inserted at the request of Mr. Feather
stonhaugh-EDl
The Colonization Society intend sending vessel to
Monrovia to sail November st All persons wishing to
avail themselves of this opportunity Of emgrang to the
ourishng colony of Liberia (soon to be independent
repubc), requested to make known such intention
Immediately to the agent at the Office of the New York
State Colonization Society No. Brick Church Chapel
where all further information may be obtained.
The Rev Joshua L. Wilson, d. D. the venerable mi.
mister of the gospel expired Friday the i4h instant
duration which he bore with the greatest resignation
He was born in Virginia about the year l774 and was
therefore ~ at the time of his death
The corner stone of the Central Presbyterian Church
Of Haverstraw was laid on Friday morning. 2ls instant
The exercises were conducted by the Rev. James j. o.
trom of New York assisted by Rev Edward Hopper Of
Greenve, New York. Notwithstanding the inclemency
Of the weather there respectable audience. The
address, by the Rev Mr. Osrom, was solemn and appro
pirate.
On the 2sth of July by the Presbyery of Cayuga Mr.
illogical seminary was ordained to the work Of the ME-
nisy and installed as pastor Of the first Presbyterian
church in Auburn, New York Introductory prayer by
questions the Rev. DR. Lathrop offered the ordaning
PASTOR and the Rev. s. Smith to tie people concluding
prayer by the Rev E. Barber benedicon by the pastor
day morning. the 18th of June, Charles 8 Putnam was
admitted to the holy order. Of deacon Morning prayer
candidate presented by the Rev Henry Waterman, Of
Andover.
Rev Mr. Putnam has, in the absence Of the rector ia
ken charge Of ST. Paus church, woodbury., Connect
cut, until Easter week
We learn that on Friday, the It'll inst in st Johns
church, Hartford Connecticut, the Rev. James Mackay
and the Rev H. " Gardner dsacons, were admitted to
the order of priests.
On the 9th Sunday sitter Trinity, the Rt Rev. the
Bhep of Connecticut accompanied BY the Rev Dr. Jar.
Wis, visited St Marvs Manchester and instituted the
tor, the Rev. William B. Corbyn.
On Monday afternoon, August g. Bishop Dc Lancey
confirmed eighteen persons On Tuesday morning, 4th,
in Zion chapel. Rome, confirmed four
On the 18th inst Bishop Delaney confirmed two per-
in Church church. Manlius, and persons pri
vas. The Rev. Mr.. Pise, Jr deacon and minister Of
the parish admitted to the order of the priesthood
On the afternoon of the day, in Trinity church,
Fayetteville, the Bishop confirmed two persons
The Standing Committee of the diocese, at their meet
ing at Syracuse August sh passed the canonical Pc
pers, and recommended for admission the order of
priests the Rev. John II. Norton, the Rev. Henry STAN
ley, and the Rev. Charles II Plat.