The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-13
Religious IntelliRence.


Religious Intelligence,
CALENDAR FOR JuNE.-l3th. Second Sunday after
Trinity 10Th Third Sunday after Trinity; oath The
after Trinity; Goth. st. Peter the Apostle.
On the 3Oth u in the Cathedral of this city the fol-
lowing reverend gentlemen ordained Priests by
the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes :--Messrs Eugene Ma
guire, Thomas Daily, John Curoe Dennis Wheeler, Of
the Diocesan Seminary. and Augustin Regner Charles
scheausky, Augustus Choler of the Society Of Jesus
On the goth ut. the Right Rev. DR.. Purcell, in the
Casper Burgess and Louis Kavnzel. Mr.. Peter Cyril
Deacrox and Mr.. Thomas Bouger received sub-deaco
ships and on the 3s they were raised to the order Of
deacons. The same reverend gentlemen received the
Priesthood on the Sd instant.
On the I'd instant the Right Rev. Dr. Fitzpatrick,
Bishop of Boston, in the Cathedral Of the Holy Cross
confirmed $40 persons-among whom were many con-
verts.
Mr.. Mathew Wright, recently deceased in Washing
ton City has bcqueathed the liberal amount often thou
sand dollars to the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
Gaiignanis Messenger states =" Nine men and three
women publicly abjured Romanism Sunday last, in
Dublin, in the church Of st. Audeon." Two of the
converts of Drogheda, Ahone, Waterford and Multi
farnham and Rev Mr. Brennan, priest of the parish
dansd by the late Pope Gregory XVII and enjoyed such
reputation that he chosen by the regular clergy
the converts above named to be the superior Of their
respective houses One Of the converts wife Of
magistrate another student in the college Of Gal
way under DR.. O'Toole.
We learn from the Unipers that there every proba-
between the Holy See and the government Of Spain.
As to the first of the two questions agated that of dis
government are already Of accord The second aues.
on that of church property to DO reserved for u
ture negotiations.
Rev Father McElroy reached New Orleans on the 22d
Of May the 23d he left for St. Louis thence to
on to Georgetown
st Patricks Church, Montreal, was opened perma-
nenty for divine service Sunday the 23d ut 1t
tains 400 pews each to hold four persons making
altogether for sixteen hundred stters, besides
which nearly as many more may be accommodated in
the aisles.
Rev. g. H. Fisher the corresponding delegate from the
German Reformed synod the Synod of the Reformed
Dutch Church holding its sessions in this city.
There 23o ministers belonging the three synods
the German Reformed Church OF this number, "a Off
ciate exclusively in the German language Sc exclusively
in the English language and 80 in both the
English languages. The exclusively English portion OF
the church is toeraby we'll supplied with the mnistra-
lions OF the gospel the supply from the seminary being
nearly equal to the demand Of this department The
main deficiency exists in the portion Of the church
curing services both in the German and English lam
guxges. Minister'S therefore, who oiciate in both
Of these languages are greatly needed In addition to
the demands for missionary labor by the immigrant
German population, there about 500 organized
gregatons in connection with the church. for the
ply of which there only about 200 ministers There
about 10000 in communion with the church
According the published statistics which, however
very imperfect 346 have been added the church
during tho last synodical year The theological semi
nary has original permanent fund of $4,000 The
professors have been supported for time mainly by
collections taken up in the churches for that purpose
There about 80 young In institutions in the
various stages Of preparation for the ministry of whom
80 beneciaries sustained by different education
boards foreign missionary station at Broosa is sus-
tanned by the church. under the direction of the
board. There Ii also nominal board Of domestic
missions but nearly all the classes have their separate
classical missionary boards each having or more
missionaries under their
The important duty Of slscting bishop was recently
ced by solemn High Mass, De Spiritu Ssncto, spe.
cay sung on such occasions to invoke the aid of the
Holy Spirit In the selection about to be made Very
Rev T. Barry. p. C., acted ceebrant; the Rev. r
W. Coffey, Deacon the Rev. John Browne, subdeacon;
and the Rev: d Folly, master of ceremonies.
cleared Of ali n.rsens s.v ths nrat LA ~. ,n
priests Of the diocese who proceeded to the
election Of successor Of the late venerable Bishop Of
Cork.
The Most Rev. the Lord Archbishop Of Cashel pre-
sided The proceedings occupied about three hours,
when, after scrutiny OF the votes the three following
names were elected having the largest number Of
votes -
LIST on the list-yery Rev. 7. Mathew, Cork:
and on the list-Very Rev. w. Delany Bandon.
Sd on the list-Very Row I. Barry Bantry. -,
his Holiness Plus the TX, and the proPsganda
Union ThsSlosical Seminary In New York WIN co% m
mence on Thursday, June oath at Q, A. NJ, and will be
continued until the following Tuesday.
CHEMICAL CHAroEs-The Rev. Homer Wheaton has
resigned the Rectorshp Of st. Paus Church. Poughkeep
sic and removed to Lithgow Dutchess county, N Y
Church. Isp and taken charge Of the Floating Church.
of the Holy Comforter In this city The Rev Paul r.
Keith to the rectorship of ST. Michses Charleston s.
c. and the Rev T. J. Young late rector of st Johns
parish Johns Island to the ONCE Of assistant In the
church. The Rev. II. H. Weld has accepted call
to ST. James's, Downington, Pa and will remove there
on the 18th Of July
We learn from the Spirit Of Ms1'ns, that at re-
cent meeting, the Domestic eommttee resolved in
swer to the application of the Missionary Bishop of the
west to appropriate funds for the support of
missionary among the Germans within his jurisdiction
as suitable laborer was ready to enter upon
the work
The annual meeting of the Board of Missions will be
held on the 23d inst in st. Bartholomew Church. New
York.
The Right Rev the Bishop Of Massachusetts, will
preach the annual sermon the first evening Of the ses
sion In the Church Of the Ascension.