The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31
Religious Intelligence.

Religious Intelligence.
CALENDAR FoR JANuAEs-3ist Sepiuagesima Sunday.
FsBRUARY-2d, Publication of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
9TH, Sexagesima Sunday; l4th Qunquagesima Sunday
I'm, Ash Wednesdsy-lst day OF Lsnt 2st LIST Sunday
Ember day; Goth and 27thEmber days; 2sth, I'd Sun
day in Lent
The Rev DR.. Ryder j.. President Of the College Of
ter's church. Barclay street. this evening Subject
The ony true worship Of God, in the system OF Chris
worth hearing
The Presbytery of Geneses will hold an adjourned
meeting at Attica on the second Tuesday Of February
next at O'Clock p NJ.
The monthly missionary PRAYER meeting of the New
YORK and Brooklyn Foreign Missionary Society will be
held IN the Missionary Rooms s0 Nassau street, on
Monday the LIST OF February, at o'clock p. M
The EyaIg elical Alliance will meet on Tuesday next,
February I'd, at IL o'clock A. VI in the lecture room of
York.
Messrs J. s. Slevin merchants of Cincinnati have
authorized the Rt Rev. Bishop Purcell to draw them
for sum ranging from five to ten thousand delars be
expended in the erection of theological seminary in
the neghborhood OF Cincinnati These gentlemen have
been also very liberal in contributing the cathe
dra the statues of adorDg angels and in fact TO every
charity which has Engaged the attention OF the Catholics
OF the city.
We learn that considerable number of ecclesiastic
had recently arrived at New Orleans Amongst them
the Rev Mr.. Martin, who had sailed from Havre
his return to the United States and Is days the
voyage He has been stationed at Baton Rouge. Four
attached to the Congregation of Lazarists They de-
parted in a few days for St Louis
Five missionaries for the missions of Texas had arriv
ed from ST. Louis Two had already sailed for Calves
ton Three others, of whom is deacon and the
other two subdeacens were to be ordained by Bishop
Odn Vicar Apostolic OF Texas who had been on visit
to New Orleans.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of ST. Pstrck's Cathe
dral, will give their third annual festival Tuesday
evening, Feb. Q, at the Coliseum, 45O Broadway.
On Ember Saturday, the following late members of
nxfOr mi limit tn nr1a
Roman Catholic Church. viz the Rev. w Lockhart late
OF Exeter College, to the holy order of priest by the Rt
Mr.. f. Oakeley, late fellow Of BaoI College, to the no.
~ order Of snb-deacon, by the RI Rev. Dr. Gnfihs,
Mr. F. W Faber, late fellow Of University College to
the holy order Of subdeacon at st Mnrys Oscott by
the RI Rev. Dr. Wiseman Conductor Bishop Of the cen
trsl district of England Mr. DaIgairns late Of Exeter
College, has received holy orders Langes in France
from the hands of tho Lord Bishop of that diocese.
Rev. F. w. Faber received the order of sub-deaconshp
confirmation at the time. On the Sunday follow.
bridge. and the Rev. H. M Walker, of Oriei College,
Oxford made their profession Of Catholic faith and were
received into the communion of the church, according
to the form of the Roman pontfcal.
The Rev. Mr. Taylor of the ConstantinOpoan mission
has returned to this country His health is said to have
improved by the voyage.
The Rt Rev. Dr. Powers, the Bishop Of Toronto, has
been in this city for some days past He takes the next
steamer from Boston on his way to Europe
Lieut.. Waghorn has stated that Plus TX knows more
about the actual condition of England than half the PEG
pie who talk by the hour in the House of Commons.
is said that the receipts during the year ls45 of the
great Roman Catholic Society OF Lyons Tor the propaga
ton OF the faith were $693 00O This large sum is made
up chiefly Of penny contributions
The celebrated DR. Esaias Tegnsr, bishop Of Wexio,
in Sweden died at the Episcopal Palace in the said city
on the ID u, aged g. years having been born on the
modern poets and his works. Fithiofs Saga, .aTe
&C., translated in English and most of the European
languages.
is confidently stated that negotiations in progress
for mutual diplomatic representation between England
and Rome. The British cabinet however, insists that
constitutes the chief difficulty in the matter His grace
the Duke Of Devonshire had longiaudience with his
holiness at the Quirinal on the 9th ult.
recent letter from friend in England states that u
is understood that bishop will be appointed for Man
chester, after the opening Of Parliament, without refe
to the union Of the sees Of Bangor and St Asaph
event which, if the act remains in force cannot
take place till the death OF the present bishop ofBangor
MIR. f. A. Paley, whose name has lately been connect
ed with the spostacy of his pupil, Mr. Morris, to the
of the Roman Catholic faith. The Rev John Gordon,
NJ. A., curate of the Rev w. Dodsworth, at Christ
tenton of embracing the Roman Catholic religion. :
Letters from Rome state that Mr. Newman, after hav-
ing spent few days in visiting some OF the principal
objects of ecclesiastical interest in that city had entered
the college the Propaganda as theological student
with the view Of preparing himself for receiving the
sacred orders Of his church.
23d ut over the ls Congregational church and society
in Grswold Ct Introductory prayer by Rey Joseph
Aver Of Lisbon, (nanover y sermon by Rev. w. Clarke
OF Hartford, from Cor. i2
CLERICAL CHAvoEs.-The Rev. Edward Lounsbery
has resigned the charge of Trinity church. Covington,
ind st. Pauls church, Newport Ky, and has accepted
invitation to parish, about to be organized in
Cincinnati, Ohio. The Rev. William Everett has re-
signed the rectorship of St. Thomas Parish Bethel CT
The resignation to take effect at Easter next The Rev
Thomas f. Locke has removed from Columbian Grove,
to MacFarlands Store, Nuremberg county, Va