The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

with which Catholics adhere to their belief and to the
trucking policy Of some Protestants. who ng 1t to
be their pecunary interest DO in favor with the Catho
lies lend their countenance and their aid to the building
West. Catholics, whom they emgrate to tho West ad
here to their worship tenaciousy they do in Eu
rope; but when Pedestrians go out too many Of
them not only remiss in the profession of
often they change their true faith for false one
Under God there is hand strong break the
barriers Of superstition as the hand Of this society 1t
is this that makes US in the West trcmble when we
hear of the embarrassmens Of this society Without it's
fundamentally many village in Wisconsin would be
without Sabbath; many q soul would have been led
asray In that territory there are 10000 Catholics to
900 Bapss and without the aid Of this society cf
forts would be weak indeed to combat this mighty odds
and all those powerful influences that are brought to
bear against the cause true religion
President and said Perhaps some one may enquire
what business have with the affairs of the Home Mis-.
society which can delegate to no man cannot but
feel that have relationship to mis- society cannot
Be inssnsole to the interest Of any society that has Tor M
this and other societies Of similar character to attain
grand and glorious preaching ofthe gospel
and there 10 in endeavoring to bring the men,
bcrs OF religious denominations into collision about holy
things call myself close communion Baptist, but
have no hostility to my brethren of other communions.
have been often domescated in the families Of Chris
tans Of other denominations and have experienced from
them great deal ofkindnsss. II adhere strictly my
own form Of belief which hope do, there reason
why should not love my brethren Of other denomina-
TONS When left my little Chinese community at Hong
Kong was very happy in leaving my congregation in
the pastoral charge Of brother another denomination
fear there is such thing as hyperdenominatonism
Home Mission Society, are the same. Some say let the
foreign mission be taken Of and God will take care
sion is as much in need Of assistance as the foreign
sion But Il our hearts were right there would be no
want o. means 70 carry out me object. o. both ms
sons and indeed each assists the other would recon-
mend diasren. policy from that pursued 1sa at
ern mission. Many of the men already sent out
would, to be sure do honor to any society. But the
Tented mem and the idea has prevailed that the greatest
dcarh Of spiritual food prevails in the west and that the
people win be willing to with thankfulness, the
piey no impression can be more erroneous no men
but those Of anscendant talent be acceptable to the
people Of the West II is mistaken policy not to send out
to that section Of the country the best talent that tho
church can Afford when Of inferior talents pety
subsst by the labor Of their hands Ours is great
erprsc, and 1t requires great agents. besides an en-
the relnqushment Of his heavenly estate and life Of
pain and suffering, We must initiate the example Of our
Saviour; must be ready to select the best men for the
work. il has been heretofore too much the custom OF the
church to send out the blind and the ame and the dsa
bed and keep the lambs of the flock to herse this
to call brother minister At Chicago, Illinois who
had just been sent out there and who had
formed in miserable howell. few months ago, whom
was travelling in the West called upon him again, and
found in place of tho miserable howell large brick edi
ce handsomely finished within and without and instead
Of the congregation Of twelve he had one of over
mainly to the effort. q the Home Mission
Society Go with your glorious endeavors they
will not be without their fruits; whether we labor a
| world the full reward Of our efforts here
After the Rev. Mr.. Dean had concluded discre
pancy appearing between the Report and that
Of the Executive Board it remarked upon by
two members but the rcasurcrs report not being at
matter was allowed to drop informally The report was
then accepted The hymn, From Grecnlands Icy Noun
tains wa. then the choir and the President hay
Va, would preach in the church on Sunday evening
BosroS, Mass, May IL. ls4o
The Neps from Merico Hs Effect here = Steomship
Cambria, &c. &c.
This city is in state Of the greatest excitement All
are in a fever for news from Mexico. The intelligence
received this morning. from your city and from Wash
ngton. somewhat startss the quiet people Of Boston
and alarms the underwriters into insertion of tho wa
clause" Stocks affected hero in New York. bu
they up little to-day Owners of ships contem
plating armng their vessels to be ready for any emer
gency" All 10 yet on the surface, however.
II reported here that many of the hazardous people
Nova Scotia have all along been awaiting war intelligence
from the Gulf to t out privaeers to annoy the American
commerce Men in this city h with old head, howevs1
pass law to hang every American caught on board a
privatecr against ships. This they hinkYwill be
The splendid ship John Quincy Adams, Capt. Nichols
fne gallant sailor sells tomorrow for Canton and Is
matter Of doubt whether not she goes armed
will at any rate take pretty swift sailing privsteer to
catch or capture her,
gers" the Boston Light Infantry called were out
parade yesterday and Athe boys who followed them
started the song
We are marching to Mexico, &C.
II had exhilarating effect on the tigers" They
marched theoretically and looked fcrcer than they
az OF 10
This shows the first burst Of feeling in this city, All
is in state of effervesccnce, like Newark cider.
The steamship Cambria Captain Judkins, will sail
the 10th inst, for Halifax and liverpool with probably
full list of passengers II does not appear that has
Of Truro There !. beautiful Iithogrsph. for sale
Lincoln forcing her OF the beach II is excellent
thing, and very correct understand that her officers
to take several hundred copies to England II is pub.
lshed by Messrs Hudson and Smith, of this city. It
should be in the counting room Of every merchant in
Bosror, May IA, 1916.
The War Nevs.dnrisfy to get the Latest Intelligence
Quick Sale Of the Herald-.activity among the Nevs
Boys-7Ae Stock Markef-7He War Clause in Insu.
rance Poiieies-Funerai Of Rev. Charles T. Torrsy-
NJ. p. Wills and Elder Lamson in ToDn, $e.
There but little local here worth com
municating All eyes and all are turned towards
the South in eager and anxious endeavors catch the
latest intelligence from the army and from Washington
The Mexican employs every tongue, and the papers,
of course, filed with the news. For two or three
nights past, has been utterly impossible TO procure
copy Of the Herald at any Of the places where 1t IL left
for SALE unless the application made very after
tho arrival Of the In half hour thoy had all
disappeared and tho call for more" louder and
urgent than that Of oliver Twist which much
onshed the parish boadc resort to tho reading
TO obtain the more desperate game than seek
ing Office under q administration. Tho number Of
applicants for chance TO look the shoulders Of
enccn full grown Yankees, venture to say much
larger than the number who will volunteer In this city
march 10 the Rio 0randc to assist in chassng those in
solent Mexicans who have the audscity to mike
upon tho United States Of North America.
!" II IL i'll wind that blows good to any body"