The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
Religious vntelIlreuoe.

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CALENDAR DEcEMBER-27th. st. John tho Evan
gelst-lst Sunday after Christmas
The executive committee of the A. H. NJ. s. gratefully
Of Bridgeport c. being the respons. Of his
gregation to the appeal made last week in behalf Of the
home missionaries in need.
will be held at Chsnango Forks on the second Tuesday
18th Of January next session to commence at o'clock,
The prssbytery of Genesee will hold their next an.
next. at2 o'clock p. NJ
The Rev. B. C. Parker, Minister of the Floating
Ac s on
Service to commence at 7 o'clock.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, Christ Church. ssg
the church ritual by Bishop Ives Of North Carolina The
Rev Messrs Clspp Haight d. D., Hallam tsf Connect.
CUT, Haskins. and Roberts, being in attendance, and
church, repeating usual the gath Psalm The bishop
having taken his seat the deed of trust securing the
church from all liability, by the debts of the parish Of
being diverted from the sacred purposes for which it
TO be set apart read by the warden The
berts minister of the parish the Bishop going through
at the proper time with the consecrating prayers.
retreat for disabled clergymen about be estab.
district of Columbia, for the Protestant Episcopal
Church suitable property has been purchased as we
informed and active in progress
summate the plan at an early period.
Bishop Ives, of North Carolina will hold copHrma.
ton this day, in Christ Church. Anthony street Can.
themselves Of this opportunity. Preparation win be
made for them. Service will commence at lok A. NJ.
Blythe new constitution Of Hayti, the Roman Catholic
religion Is proclaimed the religion Of the country
No white man can become citizen either by birth
adoption.
The Rev. Hugh stowell has publicly denied the state
hich appeared in many of the papers, that he had
been presented with f2oOo Of his efforts in
support Of Professionalism
The Rev. Dr. rusey was present at the conservation
OF the rev church recently erected BY Sir John Glad
stone, in KincQrdnshire.
The Grand Duke of Meckenburg Schwen has just
addressed rescript to the head Of the Jewish commu
s47 the annual paid by the Jews shall
The expected ordinance of the pope auhorising the
formation Of FOUR lines Of railway length appeared
to the great satisfaction of the people His holiness
also authorised the citizens TO form their own local
guardian immense concession He is understood to be
designing other measures of liberal reform. His popu
larity il immense.
church under the name of Church of the Ascension
Greenpoint, has been duly organized at Greenpoint,
Kings County l. l. new and ao1ri.hing village on
Measures are in progress which promise the immediate
erection Of chapel Of sufficient dimensions to scscm-
services Of the church The proposed chapel will be
Rev c. Brown to whose efforts this new parish owes
! its existence, 10 the rector elect.
On Sunday last the Right Rev. DR.. OConnor con
frmed large number of children and adults in st. Pat
ricks church. Pittsburg
The annual election of Lord Rector of Glasgow Uni
ersity took place Nov 10TH and Lord John Russell
chosen His opponent Wordsworth, Poet Laureate
and though the latter had 10 majority yet the election
being, according to old custom dependent majority
nations not of Votes" Dr.. Ncholl the well known
vote in favor Of the wing premier, who has accepted
| Mr.. Newman accompanied by Mr. st. John, reached
the city Of Rome, Oct 2sth. He had interview with
N.vs, the morning, in the crypt of ST. Peters He
will take chambers in the College Of the Propaganda to
Osc . s
be inimical to the Pope.
The solemn profession of a num- q sister of mercy
took place for the first time in the cathedral OF ST. Mary
" NJ The lady who took the VEIL is Miss MCGUIRE, Of
Ptsburg Pa The she took her religious proes.
Bishop Of The diocese ociassd pontcsy prssch
ed received the vows of the &C. her the black
veil During the ceremony. the cathedral crowded
to composed the larger portion
assemblage The whole ia said have been
highly imposing and sublmely grand Protestant-s
describes the ceremonies follows :About the hour
of some three or four priests entered the chancel
some Of them bearing small bundle in which pro.
badly the robes Of ceremony. Others who did not
take part In the performances dressed citizens except
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after the bishop entered clothed in plain robe
purple color and at the other side of the enclosure,
about the same tine came in the Sisters of Mercy
we believe 10 the name of their order with white
hoods shawls rpon their heads and others with thick
The entereda door at the right hand Of the altar
When ell preparations were made, the nuns came out
the attsndsns of The nr;ess In whit. tuncs ~; roi
The le aide ali with their back 10 the snasnce and
and Two attendant nriests now apnsared The b;shop
| was aresssd In robes Of white and scarlsf ascoI
| a,sd w;th ,oid and s;Iver t;rssi tn" sttsna
ant prests stood bv the b;1hon-knsH bsfo,s
and a. hs s;de ana hehnd him ~ var;au. o;n. If e
ceremony Sometimes they periumed him sometimes
6nrsr somc,imes thew held nm the Hhis or ms :. hoah
bcfors him semetimes thev hsld nm The
me MT and efen thew took or and put on and held his
mira and twice At ea, during the thew
fumed him from silver censor alter he had perfumed
the altar These movements frequently during
the whole progress OF the performances The bishop
was evidently the object Of considerable ceremony
We should Judge from his bearing and his address, that
no u man Oh talent and OF courteous manners Once
during the ceremonies he changed his dress before the
altar the last being more ornate, u possible, Than the
nrs AS ne stood before inc people he was aired in,
hrst purple ROBE over this whte robe with sleeve