The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

lions OF the committee he was prepared to submit
Mr.. NJ 10 now reading tho evidence In this case am
compelled to close ny letter have only 70 ssy that
Mr. Van Buren, from the convention such result WIN
be serious.
Movements In Politics.
The Liberty Party State Convention met at Syracuse
Co; President Martin MITCHELL Of St. Lawrsnoe; jos
Beck, Of Yates; s. r. Ward, OF Courtland, Vice fred
Pherd, OF Wyoming was nominated Is candidate for
Lieutenant Governor For Secretary Of State william
YORK Pc s.ss
A. Wheaton, Of onondaga County. For Attorney Go
State Engineer and Surveyor, Francis A. Utter Of
sego County. For Canal Commissioner, Lindlsy NJ
Moore Of Clinton For inspectors state Prisons ADJ
jsh Fitch, Of Cayuss, Calvin Cook Of Clinton, Pstsr
inmate and elect two delegates to the National Convex
ton, to meet In Buffalo the 10th OF October next
such delegates, and Lewis Tsppsn ana Henry Bradley
| were appointed as alternate delegates.
John II. Pray is the whg candidate for Assembly from
the first district Of Chautsque County.
In Duchess County the wings nominated-lst dis
trct, Edgar Vincent, OF Dover I'd David Collins jr,
Of Hyde Park and Sd, James Hammond, Of Northeast
In Steuben-lst district Josiah Dunlap, Of Parma;
Sd do, Martin Adsit, Of Hornelsville.
A county meeting called without distinction Of party,
was held at Georgetown, KY on Monday Of last week,
Presidency
The sntirenters of Rens' alear county, held mass
meeting at the Presbyteran Church. in Stephentown,
the 26th ult., and unaniI1 usly
Resolved, That accsde TO the proportions for
amicabe arrangement Of the antirent difficulties, 20
Spencer on the part Of VIM. P. Van Rensselaer,, to
Calvin Pepper jr Charles + Bouton and Henry Belts,
stance, as We understand it. that ali matters in dis
puts .hA b. left for arbitration to the George
N Briggs Of Massachusetts the honorable William Kent
and the honorable Judge DEMO, OF this state.
There IL call for meeting Of the citizens Of Fair.
ha inst IN TAX futo
| sderston the subject OF the Wilmot Proviso.
Religious Intelligence.
CALENDAR FoR OcroBEn-3, eighteenth Sunday after
Trinity; TO- nineteenth sunday after Trinity IL TWEEN
tieth Sunday ater Trinity 10 Sc Luke the Evangelist
-; Twenty FIRST sunday after Trinity; %, St Simeon
and St Jude the Apostles 81 twenty second Sunday
| alter Trinity.
The Rev Dr. Pss will commence this day in st. Peters
Church. at Vespers, series of familiar lectures the
doctrine of the Church which will be continued every
| Sunday.
The collection for the benefit the Protestant Epso
pal Tract Society," will be made to-day in st. Psuls
Bishop Smith will preach the regular quarterly
in the Free Church OF St Matthew, Christopher street.
| this evening.
The church of the Administration will be open for
Divine service on Sunday, the I7th October inst.
Bishop Hopkins will preach this evening at tho Lycsum
Building In Broadway Prnce street in the spacious
| room occupied by the Church OF the Crucihxion.
Bishop Hawks, Of Missouri, will preach at the Float
ing Church at the foot Of Dsy street this afternoon at
bishop for Wisconsin and lowe, at Emanuel Church,
Brookyn in the event Bishop Mcllvaine, OF Ohio st
evening Bishop Hopkins of Vermont, ut ST. Barthoo-
NEWS IN the morning st. AIMS In the afternoon and
the Crucihxion in the evening. Bishops Chase and
Nottingham are in town.
We understand that the Chapel Of the New York Uni
versy fronting Washington Park has been engaged for
Protestant Episcopal Church There have been twenty
two sessions Of the General Convention since the church
their meetings were held in the state House Phsdsl.
phia aud Trenton and In 1904 the deputies met In the
have been held in the Phadelphia churches i've
In the New York. one In Baltimore and enc In New Ha
The thirtieth annual Convention Of the Diocese
Of Ohio met in Zanesville Thursday the 9th OF
last month At an early stage Of the proceeding Dr
Brooke ntroduceds preamble and two which
led to IN exciting debate and occupied the whole Of FIJI
day. we'll of Thursday and Saturday and they
were finally carried almost unanimously, rs tho only
question in reference them the sipsdienoy ofspy
further agitation of Legislative bes the sub
ject Of Tractariansm All the speakers fully admitted
that there dangerous held by some in the
Church. and especially 10 some quarters tendency to
the superstitions Of Rome both in faith and In prac-
tce but those who opposed the resolutions for agita
ting the General Convention further the subject,
did the grounds that legislation the Church
could not reach the evil and that and al
would be differences about the teachings Of ths one
faith 20 there would be difference also refer
teachings of the Liturgy Articles and HON.
lilies OF the Church. and therefore only NJ hsresy or I'M
through our Judicial tribunals The majority Of the
Convention however thought otherwise, and the choice
Of delegates to the Central Convention made to
| turn mainly on that point
The corner. of the new Church Of st. John the
Evangelist the Of Chestnut and Sixteenth SITS
st Louis was laid on Sunday the goth ut by the Rev
Mr. Tmon.
Mr.. Edward Ford was ordained to the work Of tho
Gospel ministry by the Fourth Presbytery Of New York.
in the Eworth Presbyterian Church In this city, Sept
10th.
Installed at South Brookaeld, Mass, Sept. ls, the
Rev Hutchings, recently missionary Of the A. B. C.
+. NJ in India Introductory prayer by Rev Br. Smell,
| OF North Brookheld.
The Synod Of Virginia. (New school) Of the Prssby-
terrain Church. will meet In Shepherdstown Friday,
the 10th OF October 1t is expected that some able d.
vines will be In attendance. The Winchester prcsby-
terry, New School will meet at Elk Branch, Satur-
day the 9th Of October.
Parliamentary paper has just been printed contain
ing Of the number Of ministers participating In
ministers in iriand sxtytwo receive fIoo Irish ssoS
4 per annum, and 42s receive f75 per annum.
A correspondent of the-qnssbursh Ga.ette at Rome,
mentions official census just published at Rome from
which appears that there Ia the 81 parishes Of
Rome oa families 30 bishops sl4 priests aa7l monss
1894 nuns 52l seminaries together, 1883 souls. The
Jews estimated at 5000 souls In 1876, tho popua
ton was less by 1854
A letter ofAug nth from Const,ntnope states that
DR. King American Missionary at Athens has been vir
tually expelled from the kingdom lie requested by
the TO leave the country and has arrived In
Geneva, Switzerland.
| The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
From the New Oseans Delta, OF Sept oath
The editor Of the New York Herald will perceive, by
reference to the columns the Dea, that We have
ticpated his wish We send own reporters to the
several in and about the city and obtain
correct lists the deaths the Of the deceased,
Sc up 20 six O'Clock the evening preceding publica
ton The disparity between these reports and those
furnished to Board Health shows the necessity OF
their publication In arriving at correct knowledge OF
the mortality OF the epidemic.
| INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT CEMETERIES
For the fvsnfyJour hours ending at 6oeioek r. NJ,
| September 23d.
| Name NdftuuV. Name. Nafirifv
| Igwtenee Cnwley, Leland w. Wark. Irelsnd
Nm snE Rs Sol fsssI Ss sssS,s'd Do
Josep Schulz, Germany
| Mall Failures.
On the 29th ult The Syracuse Journal received in
| the same mail. New York, Troy, Oswego and Bunso
papers Of the 30th Of August.
Letters said TO be frequently detained Fix
days between Raleigh snd Wilmington, N. L. They
should 20 through iu ouad uv