The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Religious Intelligence.

Religious Intelligence.
CALENDAR FOR ssPrEnsEn--6 18th Sunday after
Trinity. H. lah Sunday after Trinity. ie Is 10 En-.
thew the Apostle. 81. 10th Sunday after Trinity.
St Michael and all Angels.
of the church of THE Annuncation" Saturday, the
l2h inst Due notice of the hour of the day the place
Of assembling for the clergy and laity &C., viii ap
We have heard with feelings of the deepest sorrow of
MISSION The Intelligence is said to have been received
through letter frem officer Of the navy at that sta
ton who reports this melancholy event 70 nave
place Mt Fish Town Cape Palmas in March last al
ter only weeks illness. -
The AnEnIcAs BoAnD OF Missions meet at New Ila
ven on Tuesday, the sth at o'clock The anniversary
to be Of three days continuance .
A letter has been received from the Right Rev. Ho
ratio southgae d d. dated Constantnope, june 10
All connected with the mission were wep. Bishop
Boone in a letter dated Shanghai, China 9th March,
writes We are all in the enjoyment Of good health
except myself suffer just now from the affection of
my head The school is progressing satisfactorily"
On Thursday the Esd July the people from many
the Rev. j. sannage to help in raising the frame of
building to be devoted to the worship of the Church Of
England the north shore of st. Margarets Bay The
work commenced after prayer to God, offered
the site and the whole frame put up before sunset
communication to the Ha,ifar Times and of great
part of the settlement, walked mile, at her advanced
age supported by her children and grand children to
place" About ESQ were still required to finish the out
side. have the church open for service dur
The annual meeting of the Ohio Convention was held
in st Peters Church Delaware, August 9th About for
and sermon preached by the Rev. A Phelps Of Hud
son. after which the Convention was organised The
Bishops Annual Address read at PM: Condrma-
tons during the year l75 The subject OF affairs was
discussed by the Bishop at length He argued for the
table form, and examined the matter historically as well
as joctrnally The altar form he maintained came in,
together with corruptons in the doctrine OF the Eucha-
rist At the Reformation affairs removed and Ia
were replaced. Under Elizabeth the table was again
restored partial return IN affairs made by Laud
the Trpctarian movement The Bishop announced his
determination not to coBser-n.e any church which
should coaain an altar The Diocesan institution at
Gambler reported as being III hourishing condi.oa-
The Convention by vote oftwo one, passed reso-
luton requiring the Bishop to ordan Deacons under tae
provisions Of Canon vi. Of the General Convention
Much discussion took place upon this The Bishops
sidence is to be removed from Gambler to Cincinnati,
and the Convention resolved make up his salary to
the full amount $4,000 $500, of which for the last few
years ne has relnquished The Convention adjourned
den sy ea hs Bsep and hd e'i
Friday August It'll, St. Peters Church, Delaware, in
which the Convention was assembled was consecrated.
IL built Of limestone and black walnut so feet by 49,
including the tower and has bell and organ Its cost
was $40 500 The letter of endowment read by the
Rev. E. II. Garfield the Rector the sentence Of conse.
Grafton by the Rev G. s. Davis Morning Prayer by the
Rev a. F Dobb; and the Lessons by the Rev W. W.
Arnet The Bishop preached the Sermon from Chron.
xxi. II is understood to be meant for publication in
sores OF which that on THE Holy Catholic Church twill
be the first Sunday in the same church. eight persons
were ordained Deacons, viz: Messrs Arey, Taylor Du
Bos Thompson. Miller Lewis, Clotworhy and Crocoft
Also two Deacons were ordained Priests the Rev E. H.
Garfield, and J. Rice Taylor The Rev W. A. Small.
wood ard j. Muenscher assisted in the service. Prof
Smith of the Theological Seminary presented the cand
dates for Deacous orders and the Rev s. A. Bronson.
President of Kenyon College the candidates for the
Priesthood The sermon was by Professor Smith, from
Romans TO- The next Tuesday the Bishop consecrated
st. Paul's Church, Columbus.
The following is a list of clerical changes:-The Rev
NJ Ymi f.
N Y, TO Christ church. Mcadville Pa The Rev.
Charles Reynslds to Christ church, Williamsburg L.
cension, Frankfort Ky to Trinity church, Munroe,
Mich; The Rev D l. Burger. from Trinity church,
Toledo to st; Johns church Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio
Rector Of Christ church, Mobile Ala The Rev. VIM.
H Hanckel, to the Protestant Episcopal church, on
ton, G. Rev. B. Wistar Morris, to ST. Matthews
church. sunbury, Northumberland CO, Pa Rev. A. p
Smith, from Patterson Putnam CO, N Y, 10 Camden.
Oneida CO., ~ Y Rev Stephen Douglass, from Cam
den Y to Athens, Greene CO., N. Y.
The Camp Meeting near Fieehold M. last week
appears to have been largely attended The Monmouth
Inquirer says that on the afternoon of Friday (ebout the
only fair day during the encampment) not less than
Tour people were In attendance 1t broke up
CossEcRArIoN-A new and beautiful Episcopal church
(St Andrews) was cousecrated in Providence on Fri
day. Rev.. S Horton 10 be the rector.
The installation Of Rev DR.. Waterbury, Is pastor Of
the Bowdoin Street Congregational Church, Boston,
announcement The sermon was preached by Rev. Me-
hemah Adams. of Essex Street Church
The commencement of Andover Theological Somna
ry took place Thursday: The graduating class this
year Is very small there being only o. The present
number OF students in the seminary is g. The whole
number OF students who have been educated in the Sc
minary since its foundation is ss7 Number that have
deceased, l29. Whole number living, 1853. Num-
Der who have been, who foreign missionaries 49,
Number connected with theological seminaries and col
leges, as presidents or professors, A.
Rev. q. d Miles, A. NJ, who was ordained in Trinity
Church. Boston, July 25h has been appointed Assistant
Minister Of St AIMS Church. in Brooklyn.
of Episcopalians was laid last Monday at Norricb CT
by the Right Rev Alfred Lee Bishop Delaware with
appropriate ceremonies Nineteen clergymen pre-
sent besides the Rev Mr. Morgan, rector of the parish
The church is to cost $4,000 and Mr. Upiohn the cele
brated builder Of Trinity, il to be the architect
The annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in the diocese Of Ohio held in St. Peters
the 10TH 18th and 18th of August The convention was
fully attended, il being the largest for many years.
We understand that the stone of cathedral for
the Roman Catholics Of the diocese of Philadelphia will
be laid this afternoon at o'clock, the east side of
Logan square Bishop Kenrck, assisted by his clergy,
will perform the ceremonies and the Bishop will preach
on the occasion.
Rev Ralph Heyt breaches three times in the church
Of the Good Shepherd Market and Monroe
to-day.
Rev w. H. Milburn late Chaplain to Congress- preach
this morning in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
of sdison and Catharnc streets and the evening
in the Allen street church.
Rev Charles G. somers breaches three times at the
South Baptist Church. Nassau street, to-day.
The usual exercises at the Church Of the Divine uni
ty, Rev Mr. Fellows, pastor, w be resumed at icls
AM and ~ PM, today
Jacobs, editor Of the Day STAR Cincinnati lectures
at Columbian Hail. Grand street, this evening, at
O'Clock.
Rev Thomas J.. Harris breaches this morning and
evening" in the Unve rssst Church. Elizabeth street.
Police Iu-r,I;neuce.