The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-05

CALrsDAH ron srrrrmBEH.-2S, 18th Sunday after
Trinity s. ilth Sunday after Trinity; 10, 18th Sunday
after rrinity-Ember week
The Missouri University has conferred the degree Of
d on the Right Rev Cicero s. Hawks, bishop OF the
diocese OF Missouri.
The English papers announce the death of two of the
vicar spostocs In England, Bishop Grths Of Lon
don district. and Bishop Mostyn, Of the northern
The Rev, Rufus w Clark, of Portsmouth, N II. Will
preach this evening in the Plymouth church Brooklyn,
and religious institutions.
An English paper shows, that in the diocese Of St.
Asaph, Wsles which abounds in poor curates of long
standing 900 annum Ia held in snecure by Eng
shmen, who do not know a word OF the languages Of
the parishes from which they derive their incomes
The London Tablet says, that the names of Archbi
shop Croly Of Armagh, Archbishop Murray of Dublin
aud Archbishop Nicholson Of Corfu entered the
Popes private list tor a vacant Cardinals hat
The corner stone of Catholic church was laid
last Friday In wooster Wayne CO.. Ohio by Right Rev.
Bishop Purcell
Father Drsco, 5 J. who left here for Montreal with
the other Fathers of st. Johns is roget learn
lying dangerously Ill from fever caught the sheds
80 also IL the Rev. NJ. Lasnier.
X Fathers Beaudrand and Moloy, ut Dytown, were
recovering The superior OF the Gray Sisters at that
place. WAS recently extremely sick from the fever
The Grove church. the congregation of the
Reformed Dutch church, New Durham, N. j. will be
dedicated TO the worship Of God ON Wednesday the st
OF september service 10 commence at half past 10 A. NJ
Rev Henry Ward Beecher has accepted the invitation
OF the Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklyn
labors In October
Rev L. Griggs, of the Chapel street Church. having
received and accepted call from the church in Middle
borough, Mass resigned his charge last Sabbath.
Another financial year of the American Board closed
on the 3st Of July leaving the treasury Of the Board
burthened with de bit OF than thirty thousand
dollars This result has been owing to two The
ordinary receipts OF the Board for the last have
been less than in any previous year since 1886 The d
ference, however between the donations OF the last
years s only S239i there being ut the time diff
ference between the legaces received during the
period Qncuding the Waldo legacy Of S46,SS5 ,. An
gone forth 10 the heather Twenty missionaries, two
male assistant and eighteen female assistant
missionaries have embarked for their respective fields
The Right Rev Bishop Hughes arrived in the city on
Thursday morning
MIR. James Sullivan received the order of sub dea-
OF Deacon; and on Monday Feast OF st Rose Of Lma)
the holy order Of the priesthood conferred him
by the Right Rev. Bishop coadjutor.
We understand that the official ratification Of the acts
Of the late Provincial Council Of the Bishops of the Unit
ed States has received by the Right Rev Archbi
shop The cities of Albany and Buffalo in this State
have been erected into Episcopal Sees by his Holiness
Plus TX. The Right Rev. DR. McCloskey, coadjutor Of
New appointed to that Of Albany and the
Very Rev Mr. Timon Superior of the Lazariss to that
Of Buffalo.
Galveston has been erected into SEQ, and the Right
Rev John din hitherto Vicar Apostolic of Texas has
been appointed Bishop. The Rev. A. Rape has been
made Bishop fCleyeand have already noticed the
appointment OF NJ. Bazin to the See of Vincennes.
Number Of Epscopalian parishes In Maine 6, number
of clergy Isl Baptisms since the last
g. infants 81; combinations 49, communicates 65t
trbutions $il04 81.
In the diocese of New Hampshire there parishes
g. of clergy Is. Baptsms-adus g. infants 40; oonAr-
nations 90 communicates 443; contributions S669 o.
In the diocese Rhode Island there are % cergymen
Since the last Convention the Bishop has
two churches; ordai ed four deacons and six priests
confirmed hundred and thirt persons and (n-
Guiding the services of his parsh has administered
the holy communion about thirty times, and delivered
about two hundred and sixty sermons and addresses
Four cergymen have taken letters Of dsmssion other
| dioceseB and three have been received
In the diocese of Illinois, number Of parishes 49, of
clergy 20. Baptisms III; combinations Al; commun
cants SS3.
In the diocese of Kentucky the number Of clergy in
Guiding the bishop, is 49, The clergy in attendance
IL. The parochal reports present the following
Baptsms-aduts %; infants l5s colored 8; confirmed
ll7 communicates 1890 Sunday Schools--Teachers 80;
scholars 2l5.