The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-03
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| CALrnDAa, January-lst Circumcision OF our Lord |;
Sd Second Sunday after Christmas 9th. The Epiphany;
after Epiphany 24th Third Sunday after Epiphany (;
25th Conversion Of St. Paul sst, sepuagesima Sunday
The London Wdtchman states that Mr. James has pub
lcy announced his intention not accept of the degree
of D. d. conferred upon him by tho University OF Glas
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We learn that Rev. DR. Cogswsll, of Gilmanten, has
Genealogical Register which is to be pubshe by the
New England Historical and Genealogical Society Of
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| On the afternoon of Christmas Day, after regular
evening service Bishop Ives lay according
to the usual FORM the stone of the Church Of the
last he held confirmation in Christ Church. in this
city, and administered that holy rite to twenty per-
| sons.
chairman. said lie thought that IN country Of light
seen within few years one hundred clersymen Of the
church had gone over to the Roman church, AMI be.
| families had also gone over to that church.
II is worthy Of remark that since the accession of Plus
TX in June the number of crimes committed against the
has diminished in the most extraordinary ratio-the
month Of June offering about 500 July s4o August
$780, September 900 and last months calendar falling to
ll2 the old admirers of the red tape system coercion
and routine, can make nothing of it.
Letters from Stuttgart that the Holy Father
has refused the bulls demanded for NJ Stroebee, Dean
Episcopal See Of this city and Of the Whole fnsdom Of
tholic population of that Country.
On Monday evening, l4th December in Christ church.
Allentown ~ j., the Rev Mr. ogby, lof the diocese Of
Pennsyl read prayers and the Bishop preached
and confirmed two persons.
On Thursday, 18th, the Bishop consecrated St. Peters
Church. Berkeley at Claksborough to the worship and
services Of Almighty God The request Of the Vestry
read by the Rector elect Rev Mr. Harold, and
the sentence of Consecraton by the Rev. Mr. Lybrand
nell and Lybrand, and the Bishop preached and admins
tered the Holy Communion. assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Harold.
On Tuesday the 18th ult the RI Rev N. H. Cobbs
the Church of st. Davds Dallas county Ala
The sentence of conservation read by the Rev Mr.
sermon preached by the Bishop. The building, we
understand neat and gives evidence of the zeal and
liberality of the little band of Episcopaans who live in
its vicinity.
CLERICAL CHAseEs-The Rev WIN. Powell, from West
Farms, NY, to New York city; The Rev John Stein.
Church, Cleveland, Ohio. The Rev. John b Richmond
|. The Rev. Harvey stanley, from Somerset Parish,
Md to William and Mary Parish, st. Mary's county. p
O., Great Mills, St Marys county, Md The Rev c. Do
maid Mcleod. has become assistant minister of st.
James, Church, Hyde Park NY
Mr.. A. H. Psrmelle ordained to the work of the
ministry and installed pastor of the first Presbyterian
church Addison, by the presbytery Of Chemung Oct
2lst Rev M Higgins Of Havana, presided, put the
Rev. L. Hamilton, of Campbell read the scriptures and
made the closing prayer; Rev c: c. Carr of Horse
heads preacneo the ,ermon; hev Mr. wn'ng made the
Painted Post the charge to the pastor Rev H. Pat
tengll of Corning gave the charge to the peoples and
the pastor pronounced the benedicton.
The same presbyte Dec lst installed the Rev. H.
Patteng pastor Of the first Presbyterian church of
Painted Post located at Cornng) Rev B. F. Pratt pre-
sided put the constitutional questions, and made the in
sallipg prayer Rev A. Parmelee read the scriptures
and made the opening prayers Rev G. Carr preached
from Matt. xiii 81, SO; Rev s. Mills of Big Fla gave
the charge to the pastor Rev. L. Hamilton gave the
charge to the people, and made the closing prayer be-
nediction by the pastor.
Rev. d. G Lansing, d. d was installed pastor Of
the First Free Congregational church in Chryse street.
between Rivington and Delaney, the 25th ultimo
Reading the scriptures end Introductory prayer by Rev.
John Marsh, OF the Am Temperance Union; sermon by
Rev. Leonard Bacon, d. D., Of New Haven, from John
iv. AZ; installing prayer by Rev. Edwin F Hafeld
charge to the pastor by Rev George B. Cheever, D. D.
right hand Of fellowship by Rev. Herman Norton, Ss
cretary of the Am. Protestant society charge to the
people by Rev. John Marsh in the absence OF Rev Mr.
Coe of the Allen street church; and concluding prayer
by Rev. H Martyr, former pastor Of the church. Be.
nediction by the pastor.
The Rev John Strong, Of Cranky. Conn. was Or
sionary the Choctaw Indians tue caro- or the
American Board on the 10th ult at Blandford, Mass
Invocation and reading of the Scriptures by the pastor
the Rev Chas J. Hinsdale Introductory pray by the
Edward W. Hooker. D. d. of the Theological Institute
of East Windsor, Conn ordaning prayer by the Rev.
Timothy M. Cooley, d. D., Of East Granville charge
to the candidate by tho Rev. +. Davis right hand Of
fellowship by the Rev James Houghton, Of CRANKY,
Conn. Immediately after, Mr. Strong was married by
the pastor to Miss Celia s. Wright, daughter of DR..
Silas p. Wright of this place. All the exercises had
direct bearing upon the Of missions being calcu
lated to show their importance to the congregation and
the duty of all to be engaged in them but particularly
the sermon from Cor tx. 49, in which was shown in
clear and convincing manner, the obligation Of the
church to 60 forward in the missionary work.