The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-04
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", DA, 'sN ~ ronss-A seventeenth Sunday after
Nineteonlh sunday after Trinity-st Luke the Evsnge-
ss % Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. %. St. simon
ana d. Ju'e the Apostles
81 Garks church will be re opened for divine service
.o.N y. The Monthly Offerings will be made Hours Of
- vice half past 10 A. NJ, and half past P. NJ
The ladies Of Christ church, Williamsburg, DESTROYS
Fair about the middle of November next donations OF
suitable articles are solicited They may be lett with
Mrs Reynolds 1856 Chambers street, New York, with
Mrs Phyie, oos Broadway opposite Bond street
The two following Series of Discourses will be deliv
cred by the rector the Rev. r. c. shimeal 70 w in st.
udes church on the morning and evening Of each SUM-
day, until comPletedthe first the Great Salvation =;
the plea for its acceptance and the inevitable perton
The second On the Vices and the
the Young This series will be llpsrated by copions
tingui.hed personages of hisor sacred and profane
ancient and modern. Subject Tor this evening, the fol-
an,se. Of Vouh rsa,Ssis aaS assa
moral conflict for dominion them, between the v
tues and the vices Of me age.
The Chapel f.ae Holy Comforter. which has just
been finished b, the Protestant Episcopal Missionary
cie'y for sesv towed on Monday, by the steam
boat Pilot from the foot Of Nineteenth street to the foot
OF Dey street., where it will be permanently moored
Tb. Rev. Isaac Labagh. Missionary to the Jews ar
Iiv,d Saturday morning last inthe packet ship Wei
Zngton, and the Rev Paul Trspier Charleston in the
steamer Cambria, at Boston, q few days since.
CLERICAL CHASors-The Rev N D. Bent, from ST.
Thomas church Taunton, Mass. to st. Johns church.
Bangor, Ne The Rev Benjamin Wright, Jr, to Christ
from Christ church, sackeus harbor to Zion church.
Avon, Livingston co. ~ Y The Reverend Edmund
Mass- to 81 Johns church, Jamaica Plain. The Rev
George Wilde: OF Boston, has been unanimously invited
TO TIM r.c'0rshIp Of Grace church New sedford Mass
George W.. Freeman, d. d, Missionary Bish-
Sp Of the Southwest proposes setting for the field of
his lsbors about the last of September after which
letters and payers for him be addressed to Little
Rock, Arkansas The Rev. George D. Miles has become
assistant nvister of St AIMS Church. Brooklyn. Y.
The Rev Charles Reynolds has accepted call to the
nsc'orseip Of Christ Church, Willamsburgh, N Y:
Inc Rev. VIM. Long has been appointed minister Of
81 Andrews New Preston, Conn.
The annual election Of officers and managers of the
New York Bible and Common Prayer Society will be
next, the 9Th inst, oclock-at which time and place
the annual report OF the Board Of Managers will be pre-
sened
regular meeting of the Board of Trusees Of the Pre-
fesiani Eps Tract Society will be held at the Church
next. the 7th inst, at half past O'Clock.
In the Church Of the Holy Apostles 27th street near
sh avenue Rev Foster Thayer Rector, divine service
is held every sunday at hslpast 10 A. NJ, haltpast g.
and bali past p NJ Sermon this evening, 4th instant
by the Rev DR.. Wainwright
The Presbytery Of Newark will hold its next semian
nual meeting IN Plsnfeld, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
October, al O'Clock P. w. Statistical reports written
reports the state CT religion and seasonal records
are 70 be presented at this meeting
The Rev. J. 3. L. Gender of Paris will, with divine
PERMISSION hold the meeting and preach in the French
language every Sunday at h.fpast 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
inths CoAsistory Room OF the Reformed Dutch Church
entrance in Fulton st, near William
The. stated meeting OF the Synod of New Jersey viii
hid at Trenton, NJ on Tuesday, the goth OF Octo
4he fourth Presbytery of New York will meet in the
fcarl street Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr. Resds)
Tuesday, October 6th at halt past o'clock NJ, and
be opened with sermon by the Moderator, Rev. Dr.
Adams.
Houston street Pesby terrain church corner of Thomp
son street. on Tuesday the 9th OF October, at half past
O'Clock p NJ and be opened with sermon by the Mode
rstor, the Rev. James Knox.
The following churches are open for public worship
each once month, Sabbath evenings in the following
order lst Sabbath, First church Eifh Avenue) Rev.
Dr. Phillips; Canal street, Rev. Hugh Carpenter 2nd
Sabbath University Place, Rev DR. Potts. Brick church.
Rev DR. spring Sd Sabbath, Duane street, Rev. DR.,
Alexander Forty second street Rev ]. c. Lowrie
Hammond street. Rev, VIM. f. Schenck. 4th Sabbath
KeY Dr. Rrss. Last .sSsbSs
rS SsnA''''n h''i 0' houston street, Rev. b. J.
On Monday last, being the Festival of st. Matthew,
divine service was performed, usual in ALI Saints
Chapel Quebec, On which occasion the Rev. Isaac He
muth Professor Of Hebrew and Rabbincal Literature at
Bishops College admitted to the order
81 priests, the Reverend Official Mackie and the Reve
the Bishop the imposition Of hands During the
service the following gentlemen were admitted to the
order OF descons Mr. John Fletcher b. A., Of Trinity
CAiege Dublin, and Mr. Charles Forest, student Of BIZ
Ghops College Lennoxville The Bishop preached with
special reference TO the solemnty in which he had just
been Engaged, the epstie for the day, q Cor W. 6
extending his remarks to the verse succeeding, =" We
nave this treasure IN earthen vessels that the excelen
cy of the power may be of God and not of us"
The Evangelical Alliance closed its protracted ses.
sors in London on the last day of August. 1t
hended By delegates from the Free Church of Scot
and. the Wesleyan Methodist Connection, Presbyter
Of ell descriptions from Established Church
Of Epgend from France, Italy, Germany and Russia,
while sixty came from America Amongst the delegates
those from the Wesleyan Methodist body and the Free
Church Of Scotland were the most numerous. The deli
berati0ns were conducted with closed DOORS PROPOSE
ton Tor the admission Of reporters having been formally
discussed and negahved by large majority.
The Rev Dr. Pise will lecture in St Peters's Church
on sunday evening, Oct lith a, IN o'clock subject,
end OF the lecture collection will be taken up in aid Of
the Church.
A regular meeting of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum Society will be held in the school room attached
to st patricAs Cathedral, this afternoon, imme
astely after Vespers. Those persons who received
tickets for the benefit Castle Garden and have not yet
made their returns, requested to attend The names
othose who have settled with the collector will be
nonnced at the meeting The Board of Managers will
meet after the adjournment OF the society.
4 very Imposing ceremony took place on Sunday morn.
ing ,ss in the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Montreal
the eievs'ing to the Episcopal dignity of the Rev Mr.
Bancnet OF the capohs, who nominated at Rome
for the ofhee Of Archbishop Of Oregon His title Arch
bistap of W ALA wals" Seven dioceses formed
III Oregon and provsonally three preates superinen
tfehi. the Archbishop and two Bishops.
The AugtbuTgh Gazette publishes a letter from Rome
OF the 5h alt, mentioning that the Pope had
highest esteem for His Holiness letter
from snigng a announced the ARRIVAL IN that city, from
Corfu OF refugees no had availed
the late amnesty They we're welcomed by the nhar.
sns with the veest JOY; and the refugees requested
the POI els hroiher Count Masai TO express their gIa
uie to His Holiness The enthusiasm Of the people Of
Rome had manifested itself in the fashions The
sces their dresses &C. preferred the Pontifca coors
hiie ana yellow, and the men also Of
the colors The Cologne Gazette of August 10th,
inserts Italian correspondence stating that several
states OF Italy, feeling alarmed al the liberal measures
adopted by His Holiness, had addressed note to the
Austrian on the subject. The latter it
stated hod msde representations to Rome, and much
curiosity felt in laly TO know whether Plus TX.
would long PERSIST in his measures of reform.
Aigr recci, Bishop Of Gubbio has published nsande
in which he calls upon the clergy and people Of
his diocese TO enter into the appropriate feelings graft,
tuGe Tor the g'oeus act OF cemency display cd by the
Supreme Ponun in tho Of amnesty and 10 manifest
thO.e feelings BY their adherence oruer concord and
subnss 10 Legitimate authoies He shows that this
not Terel, benefit which affects only the poini-
Cal offenders but universal benefit, putting 10
the o patty Of opinion OF tendency like The
message OF triumphant charity promu ated by our
He remarks, that the love Of order vi peace