The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19


Religious Intelligence.
CALrNpAR roR sErrrMsER.-l9 10th Sunday after
Trinity 81 St Mathew, the Apostle 20 i1th SUNDAY
after Trinity; 40 st Michael, and all Angels
A special meeting of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum Society will be held this afternoon immediatsiy
after vespers in the school st Patrcs
Cathedral Tor the purpose of making the hnsl arrange
ments for the Orphans Benefit at Castle Garden.
Nathan ward, NJ D., and his wife, who have for the
mission arrived in this city on the 18th inst with their
three cnldrea and son ofr. E. Minor OF the same
mission.
This morning collection will be made In the Trinity
Church in aid OF the funds of the Protestant Episcopal
Tract Society.
The annual meeting the corporation for the relief
Episcopal Church. in the State Of New York will be
held in the Sunday School Room of St Johns Chapel,
New York, on Tuesday. the 2eth September at o
O'Clock, T. NJ
DR.. Kally tho prosecuted missionary at Madeira Is
in England, and has made demand upon the gov
sustained during the long and violent persecution to
which he subjected by the Papists in that Island
The subject has been brought up before the House OF
Commons
The Rev Dr. Hawks will preach the stated quarterly
In the Church of the Epiphany this afternoon.
Sept 10Th. Service to commence ut 81 O'Clock.
The Presbyterian Synod to assemble at Pttsburg
on the l4th inst.
On Sunday last the Rt. Rev. Bighop Hughes confirm
hundred and ninety-two persons at the church
of the Most Holy Redeemer-of whom ninety eight
were males ninety four females and from twenty
thirty of them were converts to the Catholic faith
The Rev. Edwin A.. Nichols has resigned tho rector
shin of Emmanuel church, Now York
The Rev. Edmund Embury has received and accepted
unanimous call to the rectorshp OF Emmanuel church.
New York
The Rev. J. T. Gushing, to the rsctorship of St
James's church, Goshen, Orange county New York
in St Peters church. Goth street this morning and in
the evening in st Judss church, whena collection will
The Gsnesee, N. Y Methodst conference has been d.
vided, and it will constitute the East aud West
Genesee conference Genesee river is the dividing line
On the I'd inst. the Ohio Annual Conference adopted
olution, to the effect that the Bishop DO requested
on districts four and eight consecutive years The
solution brought out considerable debate, being regard
ed by some OF the elder members OF the as
involving innovation upon the prerogatves OF the
episcopacy
ANOTHER Mon AT MISUNDERSTANDING since
dispute arose between negro fireman a
and of the white hands which occasoued
in city, and met his antagonist the landing who
was armed with dray PIN Blows were exchanged, the
his adversary and struck him tho head. He was
rested and brought beore1he Mayor and held to bail for
nored that the security q pay the and
let the negro escape. This drew crowd around the
Of the bail on Saturday which was dispersed after
before the Mayor yesterday morning for further exam
nation. The Mayor ordered him to be committed a
crowd having gathered in the street in front Of the May
ors Office when the marshal and his assistants brought
out the prisoner the way to the Jail they
hurled at them The mob seized the negro rescued him
from the officers carried him to the river and across
into Covngton KY followed by the oacers and great
crowd of persons The negro man was taken point
in Covington, where was scahold erected and ropes
law or % placed the round his
neck and deliberately proceeding to execute their
wnen Inc mayor E roMss and
manded the crowd to dsperse, assuring them that u
they would proceed in their work of viosncs they must
go back to Cincinnati for that purpose The resoute
and honorable course of the Mayor OF CoviDgen was
successful in preventing further violence there Tho
mob then took the negro down the river and land
ed him in the lower part Cincinnati when he was
captured by city police and taken to prison They
were pursued their way by the excited and noisy
crowd hurting stones at the ofncers. police main
tanned their ground and committed the negro man to
the rioters - Cincinnati Gag 14fh inst.
TROUBLE IN NASHUA IN. H.) MnLs-There
appears to be some trouble in Nashua, between
the operatives in the mills and their employers The
ten hour" law as it is called which passed the New
Tuesday last According to the law, ten hours
stitute aays work. unless there shall be special
OF hours. The Nashua Oasis says =" Special
tracts some time since prepared by the corpora
lures Those who persisted in refusing to sign We are
told discharged Saturday night There are
many reports ~ o. 70 shs NUMBER OF the
ratives the Nashua Corporation at work, while
many state the number at one third On the jackson
Corporation think the number neu-signers is less
proportonaby Notice is given that John c. Clure Is
to be here again this evening" Tuesday to stir mp the
operatives to action 1t is said he denies having ee his
wife and children in extreme poverty in the old country
and lived with another woman in this his wife, with
which he has been charged 1t is understood that ope
ratves to turn out to-day wednesday, in process
sion, with music and banners On the whole the time
promises to be rather exciting Boston Atlas.
FROM JAMAIcA.-Ac Accounts from Jamaica to the
10Th of August, state that a severe drought is
complained of nsome parts Of the island The idleness
and indocity of the Coolies are also subject of fire.
queut remark
he disnositiop NJ thu t.ks out q, ,.rtrraa
savers appears to be topic of heart among the
various Engli.h oolonies each desiring to get more
There had been a riot in Cornwall number Of
Coolies making fierce attack all the colored persons
broken heads bad bruises Sc The Coolies were finally
overpowered and several of them were arrested.
SPAIN.-A Royal order of the Spanish govern
| ment, dated Sd August, announces that by the
data collected In relation to the crops In Spain the yi.d
would be abundant and that in consequence thereof
Royal orders of the l4th and 23d last limiting
the Of grain and taking IN the home
thereon repealed and rensating the trade in grain
and breadstus to its former footing rs well in regard
to expectation to Importation and reinforcing
different regulations heretofore enacted on that branch
| OF commerce.
| ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-Pass midship-
| man w. w. Pollock, of the United States steam
Michigan, attempted, at Buffalo Monday to shoot
Mr.. Jewett of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser in
consequence of the publication of article in the I'D
certiser Of Saturday, giving account without
tioning names, of an attack made by young naval on
upon servant at the American Hotel Mr.. Pollock
called at the Office Of tho ddpsrtiser, and said to Mr.
Jewett who sitting at his desk IL wish you ~
Mr. Jewet stepped forward into the body Of store
when Pollock said II wish to make inquiry in relation
article in Saturdays paper In to what in
quiry he wished to make he said ~ wish to know
bold yourself responsible for that article" Mr. Jewett
replied that he did Upon which Mr. Pollock eaid
very well hold you responsible" and Immediately
drew pistol from beneath his cloak fred The ps-
toll loaded with three balls two of which lodged in
the wallet which Mr.. Jewett fortunately happened to
have in his pocket, and which, beyond ali doubt saved
mis- life. Pollock Immediately arrested, and after