The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-28

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further informed that the Rox bury Bank bank
In that vicinity had been attempted to be robbed after
the plan Of the 18th Ward Bank in this city few days
since These men are supposed to be the same rascas
on circuit from New York.
Religious Intelligence.
CALENDAR FoR NovEMBER.-2Sth, Advent 30th, st.
Andrew.
The numerous friends and admirers of the Very Rev
Mr. Varela will rejoice to hear that the state OF his
health is already considerably improved.
Arrangements In progress for the annual ball for
the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum in Prince street. which
will, 1t is expected, be the best ever given.
The Jews of Ax In gratitude to Plus TX for what he
has done for the race, at Rome, have offered up their
prayers In their Synagogue for his Holiness.
1t reported in Bristol that the order Of Jesuts
about shortly to assume the management of church
matters amongst the Roman Catholics in that city.
Miss Lsechmore, of Great Malvern, worcestershire,
has been received into the Roman Catholic Church.
relative Protestant Bishop and to several Pro-
testsnt csrsymsn 4. her immediate neghborhood.
Row Mr. Chirol, Citrate Of st. Paul's, Knightsbridse
Mary's, Chelsea The Right Rev DR.. wlsemsn oficated
at the ceremony attended BY clergy Of the Roman
communion. Mrs. Chiro and Mrs. Chirol, SEN the
lady mother OF the gentleman made their
profession Of obedience to the Roman Catholic Church
at the fame time.
the annual meeting OF Baptist Missionary Association
at that place for sustaining missions among Indians
In attendance forty Of whom cergymen from
eight different States Their numerous missions are
great usefulness.
Rev. Parsons Hovey, OF Burdstt N Y has resigned
his psBtora charge, account Of the health OF his
the ss.s Of the Dav. street church IN
that city.
A collection was made in st. Joseph's Church, Roman
erecting Catholic Cathedral in that city when the
munifcent sum of four thousand Ave hundred dollars
was oonttioutsd within few minutes And this large
four individuals-ap average OF S26 each.
The annual statistical report of the Methodist Eps
of that Church of IT, 74l members The decrease with
the exception Of few hundreds is among the white
members
The Pope held secret consistory onithe 4th ult In
which, after address, his Holiness went through the
ceremony of assigning priesy titles to Cardinals Girsud
ana Dupont VINO Were created IN the Sonsstoy Of June
Mary Peace and to the latter that Of 81: Mary of the
People.
At the late meeting of the Wesleyan Conference, Rev
Joseph Cudworth the OF the number
members in connection with the conference from which
appeared that there in Great Britain aass7s in
4s4S l5 These returns show that there has been de-
crease in Great Britain 2oso in Ireland, ssis-Tot.
5000. And an increase the foreign stations 1885,
| leaving net decrease of 4,749.
The name Of the bishop Of Norwich Is unfortunately
before the public In connection with Jenny Lind" At
public meeting the Rev Richard Cobbold, abiding to
bishop having invited her to stay at his palace du
ring her engagement at musical festival remarked that
in the encouragement of his inferior clergy than he
could ever do in the praise and admiration Of the world
| for his attention to public singer"
The bishop of Exeter has issued letter to the aroh
deaoons OF his the proposed oco Of scripture
This office has received the sanction Of twenty
four of the Engish bishopsof ALL indeed, except the
bishops Of Exeter and Carlisle.
IT is contemplated to spply the principle Of
| subdivision, which has recently been made IN the
enormous territory Is under the scoissi.stiesi ja
rsdction Of the four bishops Of Calcutta Bombay Mad
and Colombo. These four sees are to DO divided,
anda nav g0ee 40 theYe
will DO ten Indian bishops instead Of four, and this
Der will be increased as speedily - circumstances will
| admit
The Constitutional has the following -" We ind in
letter from Constantnope, fact stated Of great grs
WITTY and which has thrown the catholic population into
1t appears that the Dvan has just deoi.
ded that the Christian mountaneers Of the Lbanus
to obliged furnish 10000 conscrpts to the Turkish
army; an analogous measure has already been taken
relative to the islands Of Cyprus Gambia and Rhoadss
where it has produced deporabs effect 1t ssaid that
an order been sent from Constantnope Mustaphs
Pacha schkodras the governor Of Syria come to
| an understanding with Kali Pacha, commander Of the
This decision Of the bvsn was kept profound secret up
to the last moment 1t Is hoped that the diplomatic
| corps will interfere"
taken charge Of All saints Parish Frederick Maryland
The. Rev. c. X. Nelson has removed to Annapolis
ebsrss as Of
accepted unanimous call to St. Georges Church, New
YORK. The Rev W. H. woodward, has resigned the
Pontiac, Michigan. The Rev c. A. Foster has resigned
tho charge Of St. JAmsss Church, Muncy, Pa, and
cepted that Of st. Pauls Evansville Indiana to which
| he he's been invited Tho Rev. J. W. Mccullough, D.
D has accepted unanimous cal to the Rsotorshp Of
St. Johns Church, Lafayette Indiana. We understand
| that the Rev. William h. Baboook, late Of Gardner
Maine has accepted call to the Reotorship Of st. Peters
Church. Salem. The Rev Mr.. Graham, late Missionary
to China, has accepted call to st Paus Church, West
| Whiteland, and st. Peters Church, Great Valley.
The Rev. w. +. Walker has been received into this
diocesse, from that of Michigan The Rev. Joseph NJ.
Waite has accepted unanimous call to the Reotorship
of the Chapel st. Psuls Church. Cincinnati Ohio
will Immediately enter upon his duties Tine. Rev s..
Large resigned the Rectorship Of Trinity parish
Marshall Mich, and accepted a unanimous invitation
to become again the ector OF Trinity Church, Monroe.
The Rev. Thos I. Guion, from St. James's Church,
Danbury, Connecticut to st. Marys Church, Brooklyn,
New York.
| GREAT FIRE AT CHARLEsToN-Y esterday morn
inc, between four and five o'clock, fire broke
| out ia large warehouse on the south side of
Exchange wharf, which resulted in the entire
destruction of the building, and its contents,
which were valuable. AS TAR az we have been
able to learn, about 1900 bales of cotton were in
the store, and also quantity of tobacco, bagging,
coffee and other merchandise. The following
particulars of the loss of property, are all that we
have been able to collect. The building In which
the fire originated was insured in the South Ca
rolina Insurance Company, for $4,000. W. G.
Ink &c a CO. whose loss In cotton estimated