The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04


.aLrSpAR FOR july fifth Sunday after Trinity;
sixth sunday after Trinity; 49, seventh Sunday after
the Apostle. '''
The journal des DeSafs publishes letter which states
seven city had agreed to trans
Sunday. This measure Is regarded as a remarkable
proof of the tendency felt by the Jews to assmiae
themselves to Christians in religious practices
Mn. AND Mas JupsoS.-A letter from DR. Judsou
dated Rangoon, March 1884, states that the house In
aumain in which his effects left had been act on
fire and burned to ashes ms clothes and his wifes all
consumed He Is allowed to remain in Rangoon in the
character Of minister Of foreign religion but strict
the kings has produced no change for the better
THAT Plus tx. is great and good man is pretty well
known by this time Of day. but the man Of human SYM
pathies the man of feeling is predominant above
the statesman and the legislator At the farewell
dence Of Bishop Wilson, previous to his return to the
aptipodes where there are half dozen r.. C. bishop
rics the Pope said presenting him with splendid gold
en- chalice BE kind, my son. to all your Hook ut Hobart
Town but be kindest to the condemned"
The Rt Rev. Bishop of the Diocese will dedicate St
John the Baptist's Church Germany In Thirteenth
street, this morning at . o CLOCK
The Rev Dr. Hook, Vicar of Leeds aud several of his
brethren, have been admitted members OF the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows
Wa ,earn that the Hebrew congregation of New Or
have the church. situated on the corner
of and Bourbon streets lately occupied by the con-
gregaton of Christ Church, and intended converting IL
into a splendid synagogue.
On Monday last, the Right Rev. Bishop De Lancey
cousecrated Grace Church, Westchester now West
Farms The procession duly formed by the Church
warens vesry of the parish together with the bs
op and clergy in surplces and gowns and moved 10 ne
church. where the instrument OF donation was handed
to the Bishop by the warden and real by the Rev
Lot Jones The act of conservation was read by the
minister elect tho Rev Washington Rodman; morning
PRAYER was said by the Rev DR.. Whitehouse the Rev
Dr. Colt reading the lessons the sermon was preached
BY the Rev Mr. Goddard. late of Staten Island
The Presbytery of RarItan met ut flemington, N j.,
Tuesday, 18th ult and attended TO the necessary
preparatory steps for the ordination OF Mr. George w
Burroughs icentiate of said Presbyery, to the work
of the holy ministry. On the 10th, Mr. g. w. Bur
roughs was ordained to the work of the ministry as an
evangelist The Rev Dr. Studdfor preached an appro-
pirate impressive from the text, Cor w. q
questions and offered the ordination prayer; Rev. A.
Williams delivered a deeply solemn and Impressive
charge to the newly ordained minister The copgrega
ton in attendance apparently deeply attentive On
the next day, 18th ult., the corner stone OF new
church edi0ce laid at R0semont Hunterdon coun-
ty (say miles from Lambertvillo up the Delaware RI
YER and miles west from Flsmington) with appro-
pirate religious services Rev DR. Studdford delivered
an able and Impressive address; Rev. q W. Burroughs
laid the stone with reading the scriptures and prayer
Rev MIR Brown of the NJ f. Church took part in the
exercises which concluded with singing and bene-
dicton In the stone was deposited box con-
tanning a copy of the Sacred Scriptures the names OF
the Pesbytery of Rartan the OF the minister now
laboring there Rev. G. w. Burroughs names of trus-
tees and principal builders.
The German Israeites of this city, will celebrate the
4th Of July this evening" in the Attorney street syna-
gogue Schar Hasihajim, at17 o'clock, when the Rt
Rev Dr. Lenthal will deliver address, appropriate
for the occasion.