The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-29

By Mr.. BnApLEy-My father when he was crippled
he always Aligned them. Those are his signatures The
first thing he did was to make an entry, before he said
word to any body. ! never knew him to omit it.
for what Il i. worth "'''' ~ ~ - o. y 'N''
And after an Industrious session of six hours the
Court adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock. W.
Religious Intelligence.
CALIspA. ron NovEMsER-2s. Advent Sunday 80.
in Advent; ls Third Sunday in Advent; IT, Ember Day;
49, Ember Day; H. Ember Day; 20 Fourth Sunday in
81 s hs 9. ssa
mast Jshn the Evangelist; %. The Holy Innccents
discourse will be delivered in St Patrick Cathedral
a bali Pa; 10 Ococs 6y the Rsy Father harsn Of ST.
in aid of the funds of the Ladies' Benevolent Society at
tached to the Cathedral
Public worship will be held at the Broadway Coliseum
IA few doors below Grand this day O,i o'clock A
NJ, and ~ O'Clock p NJ Preaching by the Rev. D. Bel
smy late pastor OF the Stanton street Baptist church
RI. Rev. Bishop McCloskey will administer the sacrs.
ment Of Confirmation in 81. James Church, at O'Clock
this morning, , During Las. Mas; ne will preach and
Orphan Asylum.
The Rev Father Deluynes 8. j., will preach this day.
in TRANSPORTATION Church, Chamber ST. at hafpast 10
O'Clock.
The holy Sacrament administered by the RI Rev
Bishop Hughes at the Church Of the Nativity Sunday
last to over one hundred and seventy persons Oh the
The Bishop preached an eloquent discourse at the half
ten o'clock SERVICE to the largest congregation
assembled within the Nativity.
regular monthly meeting of the Board of the New
York City Tract Society will be held at the Tract House.
corner Of Nassau and Spruce Streets Monday evening"
November 30h at half past o'clock, when reports
for the last month will be read and business transacted
Rev. Dr. Lansing will deliver his fifth lecture on the
9Th chapter OF Romans this day, the Goth instant
s E % 81 the the h1e of hs
between the Bowery and Third Avenue Hours of Di.
- The cxp ALL a fraa In oftarnn vira
will be held in the Sunday school of the church
| until the frst Sunday in January.
| The Rev. l.. P. w. Balch will preach in st. Judes
church. the 9th avenue this evening" when the quar-.
tery collection will DO taken up in behalf of the minis
Of the parish Episcopalians are respectfully invited
The church the Crucifxon at the Lyceum in Broad
way, near Prince street. ev. J. F. Schroeder, D. D.
rector open for divine service on sundsys at loh
classes at AZ M. weekly lecture is delivered on
Thursdays at ia r NJ, the subject of Church His
tory, comprising ecclesiastical biography. The seats
are free on all occasions.
The Rev H. Turner, D. D. Professor Of Biblical In
terpreon in thei General Theological Seminary, will
in the Sunday evening course Of in EN-
manuel Free Church, corner Of Prince and Thompson
streets, this evening.
The corner stone of the Presbyterian church in Asto
Monday, Nov. soth, at 8 O'Clock. P. M. should the
weather prove unayorable, the ceremony will be per-
formed at the hour the first pleasant day there
after. Stages will to New York after the services
| are concluded.
At the recent Presbyterian Synod, held at wetumpka
Ala, negro named Ellis admitted to the ministry
He is be missionary to Liberia The Eufaula
Shield says his wife and children have been purchased
Ii. :dut Sy hin own exsronS and
examination, proved himself good Latin, Greek and
ebrew scholar but better versed in Greek His exa-
minaton in theology highly satisfactory. He IL
said to be very humble and polite in his and
versation-demean himself at all times in way be.
years Of age He has appended to his the Of
his former master, and Is now known by that Of Harr
! son Ellis
At the annual meeting of the Manches Auxiliary Of
the British and Foreign Bible Society, stated in
the report that previous to the present year the number
amounted to from 5000 to 10000 while this year less
number than 900 have been disposed Of being equal
to the number disposed of in the previous twelve
La correspondent of the Lineolnshire Chronicle, in
giving the rumor that Mr. Newman would retrace his
steps, says =" Evidently he hesitates to enter that
mas he nc
long residence in Rome-a preparation, by the BY, not
needed By other and later We Are ns. NOW
| by order of the pope OF Rome.
The Wesleyan Conference extends oyer the whole of
England, with 1885 ministers, 1900 local preachers
perhaps 2, 900, 900 hearers.
The Bishop of Oxford consecrated the Chapel Of st.
John the Evangelist at Ipsden, near wangford, onthe
goth ult
fooo out Of gao oOo have been raised for erecting
free churches at Gosport.
Tho late Bishop Luscombe has left lsrg. proportion
iarships in Trinity College Perthshire. Sir Gladstone
has given f2,000, and the Duke of Buccleugh flOoo
additional towards the funds of the college.
Rev. DR.. scsdder and wife, Rev Mr.. Spaulding and
wife Rev William Scudder and wife, Rev. Mr. Chandler
and wife, Rev. Mr. Ford and wife, Rev. Mr. Hastngs
two daughters of Dr. scudder, eyed about and TO-
embarked in the ship Flavio at Boston last week. on
Wednesday for the various stations In the East to
which they have been designated as missionaries The
religious services in Park street church tho previous
Sabbath evening and board the ship, were Of unusu
al interest These veteran missionaries and their young
associates will be remembered with affection In the
prayers Of all the friends of missions. We omitted to
mention that the Rev. Eli Smith and wife sailed from
New York Thursday Nov. 9th, for the Syrian mis-
sion.
DR.. Cogswe has resigned his Offices Of President and
Professor of Theology In Gilmanton Theological Semi
nary account OF the pecunary Of the
institution; and instruction at the Seminary will be
Cogswel will continue to edit the New Hampshire Re-
posuory for the present
The Rev. Hugh stowsl Incumbent Of Christ Church
Manchester and canon Of Chester has been presented
with the Of 000 token Of respect FOR his ex-
ertons in the cause Of Protestant principles during the
last twenty years.
The Arst stone Of building destined for a Normal
fast Pasha the President of the council Inc
formatcs of depositing coins, &C., were observed
The Rev DR.. scoresby, vicar OF BRADFORD, nas re.
signed his charge. The reason for the reNgnsuon We
have not seen stated.
Mr.. Jay minister of Argyle Chapel at Bath, mas II
Is said, OF the sge Of ~, married 'soy VI WY s'
fortune.
An important and wslLstendsd mestins Of the sup.
porsrs Of de society the propagation Of the gsspe
YVES isssly held o. Ayissoury; Ans csrX pishsc n
ssrsx ~ SisSsp teen As ehsis and Addressed he