The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-12
Rslis1ous Intelligence.

Religious Intelligence.
CALENpAR FOR Julv-llth Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
10Th. Sixth Sunday after Trinity 25th St. James, Apos
tie and Martyr. 2sth 7th Sunday after Trinity
The monthly meeting of the "Magdalen Benevolent
Society" will be held at the asylum in Yorkvills on
Tuesday, July IA, at 10 A. NJ.
The SYNOD of Genesee stands adjourned to meet at
Mt Morris, Livingston Tuesday the 18th day of
August at a O'Clock, P. NJ
The annual CONNIE cement of Hamilton College will
take place on Wednesday, July 22d.
The monthly concert of prayer for Israel under the
direction oil the American Society for meliorang the
condition Of the Jews will be observed on "wednesday
evening next at o'clock at the Jews Mission House.
corner of LIST avenue and Second street
The Presbyterian Church, in Allen street have it in
contemplation to remodel cushion and paint their edi
fee and that after Sabbath II will be closed for
the purpose until september
We regret learn that the Rt Rev Bishop De Lancey
while visit to Philadelphia, received injury which
prevented him from consccrsting Grace Church. South
Oyster Bay, his intention to do Tuesday last
The King of Prussia has transmitted to Dr. Howe, of
Boston, medal for scientific merit" as testimony of
his msjesty's appreciation of Dr. H's services in the
cause the institutions of the Blind and Of his method
of instrucng the deaf and dumb, who are also blind
The medal Of gold Of large size and beautiful work
manshp. On one of is Apollo in his chariot with
four horses with the zodiac at their feet On the
is the head Of the present king with the legend Fredr
WILLOW ~, Koenig Ton Preussen II is not little
singular that this tribute should come from the country
in which Dr. Howe imprisoned in 1880, for his inter
est in behalf OF the Poles.
parish has been organized in Essex county,
New Jersey, under the and title Of The Rector
Wsrdens and vesrymen Of 81 Luke's Church IN the
Rector Of St Marks Hail. Orange, oiciates as Mission
airy. Arrangements have been made for the immediate
erection of House Of Prayer.
The Rev. Mr. Major of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, has given in his adhesion to Romanism and
taken his first communion He had parish in one Of the
lower districts Of Philadelphia county and the decision
came rather unexpectedly upon his congregation
The Row George c. Drake, from Trinity Church,
Orangeve, Columbia county, Pennsy lvania, has been
transferred to St James Church, Schuylkl Haven,
Schuy xiii county, Pa ~
has been transferred to Cool Spring Washington county,
The Rev. Charles Fox. Of Michigan, has sailed for
The Rev. Samuel Marks has been transferred from
Christ Church, Huron, Ohio, to Racine Wisconsin Ter
ritory
The Rev Charles B. Stout has been transferred from
st. James Church, gainesville, Ohio, to St Phillips
The Pttsburg Annual Conference of the M. E. Church
is now in session Unionown. Rev. Mr.. Levngs. of
New York Financial Secretary of the American Bible
ety said to have presented the claims Of that nst
triton in eloquent and forcible manner on the 4th
instant.
The Maine Methodist Conference, sitting at Hallowell
adjourned on the sth inss..
The corner stone of new shsrch at Lowvile. Lewis
county, NJ Y, was laid on oonrday June 18th. The
address delivered by the 2Av Edward A. Renaouf
the rector.
Sunday, June 2sth in Christ C1urch, Bordentown, N
j., Bishop Doane admitted to Deacons' orders Mr. Viii.
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presented by the rector, the Rev Mr.. Mitchell.
Bishop Doane has addressed pastoral letter to hi.
clergy, urging their notice resolution OF the last
convention. appointing collection to be made on tho
seventh Sunday after Trinity, in aid Of inarm and disa
bled clergymen
June 2sh, at St. Phillips Church. Philadelphia Bishop
Potter admitted to Deacons orders Messrs. j. H. Smith,
jr, d. II. Macurdy, d. w. Morris. Fl. E. Montgomery
and II. S. Spackman. Morning prayer read by the
Rev Neville, rector Of st Philips Church, the lessons
by the Rev j. NJ Lybrand, rector of St Pulls Church.
who also preached the sermon. Msssrs Macurdy Mont
gomery, and Spackman were presented by the Rev Dr.
Williams of Philadelphia, and Messrs Smith and Morris
by the Rev. Mr.. Neville.
Since the 9th of March, the Bishop of South Carolina
has performed the following episcopal acs--Contrma'
tons, l79 ordinations, 9, (deacons churches conse.
Grated l.
The Journal of the late Conven of North Carolina
of this diocese held at Raleigh from May 81 to June
has been received. There were present, beside the
Bishop % of the clergy and 80 lay delegates From the
Bishops address and other documents given appears
that there have been during the Ill
Bapsms infants. 800; adults go. Ordnatons-Deaco
Q; Priests. g. The whole number of communicates is
l7l3 reporteda decrease of SO since last year, but
owing to omissions in quarters the entire number
has been found out. There connected with the
diocese 80 Priests and Deacons. There candi
dates Tor orders at present. and waiting to be received
The Bishop in his address racounts the particulars Of
extensive and laborious series Of vstatioRs which
the improvement Of the slave population to have
been prominently before his mind The Mission school
Vale Crucis is stated to be in prosperous condition
The Journal of the 5Oth Annual Convention Of Massa-
chuses bas been published IS of the clergy and 81 lay
delegates were in attendance. The combinations and
been consecTated and parishes organised There
candidates for orders in the diocese The parochial
ports not sufficiently complete to show the real state
| of the Church.