The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22
Rellgto us lnteIlixence.

Religious lntel0RonC0s
CALENpAR FOR AuYust-23 18th sunday after Trinity,
Trinity. N"' "-''
The church lately known as the Baptist Church, in
% Roman Catholic Church. this dsy under the title
OF the Church of the Ascension The Right Rev Dr.
10 AM S''
A regular moathy meeting Of the Board of thu New
iork City Tract Society will be held the reception OF
reports and the transaction of busu ut the Tract
House, Nassau street, Monday evening 23d August
BE- present
Rev Dr. Bowman, Of Lancaster we learn from the
Union ofthat city declines the appointment Of Bishop
OF tine Protestant Episcopal diocese of Indiana.
The Papal Nuncio has been recalled from Munich on
account OF the turptuds of the present ministry
In the midst of the tumut at Rome some of the con-
prators being seized about pieces on
Inc spot when Father Ventura rushed into the crowd
nal, piUo Ell Cav innle Yentura.n
Rev MIR. Graham, whose has caused 30 much dis.
cnsson In the Cincinnati Synod and the New School
into the Presbvtery of Philadelphia, Old School
Rev Daniel Bradley, who has spent the Last tb,r.
teen years as missionary Of the A. c. f. NJ ct Bang.
M ~ siam arrived IN this city on the 18th inst with
. thompson Of Bornso The children are oil between,
the ages OF three and eleven years.
On the 10Th June the Dean of the Consis oria Aavo
Gates plead for the third time before the Holy Father
the cause OF the Qualification venerable father
Ganus OF the Society Of Jesus the great and
iu opponent OF Professionalism In in those dava
when the novelty Of the latter still lent it viEor
We understand that the Rev. Mr. Brindle who was
appointed by the Philadspha Conreacs at its last SEES
sion, to Northampton Circuis has been psled to
leave In consequence OF the great Opposition he met
with growing ont Of the question Of dvssn which has
OF late disturbed the peace of the MsthOdst
Church In that quarter.
Rev. Mr. Boyle. Of Boouvills Missouri has declined
accepting the Presidency Of the st. Charles College. ia
that state, prefsrrug his calling preacher Of the
The Tablet reports Bishop Wssman's arrival at Rome
ana Ro n reception BY the students Of the
where he consscrated Bishop. Jaw
The Wesleyan Conference had com mencsd their slt
tings at Liverpool when the steamer left Rev ssmus
Jackson wss elected President
The following Is stated to be the condition Of the Con-
gregatonal Churches in Massachusetts for thu last v,sS
ss drawn from the minutes Of tho General Associate
ior 1877 churches Az pastors 800; stated speS .s
church members g. 1856; admissions BY profsssLuv
deaths s7a accommodation, 1877. 80 it av1~ =, Io
sions, between 200 and 400. sdmis
Alexander Henry. Esq, of Philadelphia. r,-
years the venerable President of the Amer 90 sny
School Union died on the 18th inst. "" summary
late Paris paper the Gazette 3s 1E,,
the arrival at Marsslles Of M rAbba SOshss
Missionary, his return from Mongolia TIT, "a salis
sos Do% cSus.
Siberia, and arrived with his fsst fro Gan II u VI
M ~ has. 20 ns ro IL marked sol
doned SSs3 sno sosn-
In the House Of Lords on che 10Th nj. ~, p,... ~,
London withdrew the bill Tor the v,.i ~ Isr,cs Lii
quents v'1A Vi c'"T'csa o~in-
Dr. Faussett has hssn re-eleev.d pros..or q, n,v,,
1t Oxford A'''oi VI D"'n'y
Aueustinaa College at Canterbury IL to b. opened
nrA ootoosr o. a limit d s0als
runds are raising to Provide additional clergy and
cnooiS IN westminster viz IL parochsl schools and
ne same number OF clergym-n The population within
districts TO he provided for 90 0o0 Of whom there
- cnuIcn room Tor only 500 and thxr1 1852 chi,-
uren wn" 90 not attend school The amount to be
faieeu AS000V, 10 donations, and $4,000 IN annual
Inscriptions The anouat already contributed II
s]Vooo inoluding eight donations OF 81 900 each.
CLERIoAL CHAroEs Rev. Charles Adds has resigned
cine the assistant minister of st. Mathews church
Jersey City The Rev T. B. Fairchild has rsmoy from
Lawrenceburgh Indiana to Lafayette Ia the eume do
cese The Rev. David II. Macurdy has rendered his
resignation Of the rectoshp Of the parish of Sc James
he Lese to take effect upon tho sOth Of Sept nsxt
The Rev j. Peterkin. account OF I'll health has no.
signed understand the reetorship OF All saints Pa
rish, Frederic city, Maryland
The Rev. Or. Hawks, formerly Of this city but now
81 New Orleans hae arrived In this city and will preach
asermon In Christ church, Brooklyn, this morning.
Mr. ROBERT OwEN the philanthropist, as our
readers have been informed put himself forward q
candidate for parliament la Of his esoton. he
said he would advocate the following measures list
graduated property equal the national expsndi
ture Id The abolition Il all other taxes Sd. M taxa