The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

after that hour whilst on his wav to
stolen. having recently taken po..rnn of this store
and taken aptorv, and estimates the value at cost
price ct fully $4,000 He offers reward ~ $500 Tor the
recovery of the propsrtv The police departments OF
Broosly- end New York have full pavticu''rs Of #,ir
daring robbery, and keeping bright look out for
the thieves.
Religious Intelligence.
CALENDAR FoR MARCH St John of God, -, First
Sunday Of Lent. Is. st Gregory PED IA The For
tv Martyrs Is Ember-day. l6 Ferris II, Emb.r-
bris,, Arch.
On wedne.dsv. 2sd Of February. tho RI Rev. Bishop
admitted to the first t,n-ur- Mr. Thomas Cur1. late
" lieutenant in thu ath Regiment Artillery. U A
The anpointment lately vacated by th- promotion Of
the RI R'v Bishop Ti%on t. the s,s Of Brs,o haa
Rev T. Amat. C NJ, presant superior Of st Msry's Sc
mnary at Perry county Mo will repaos tho VERY Rev
Mar ano Mailer in the situation he lately occupied in
the diocese of Philadelphia
Ths congregation of St Marv's Church -G.rman Ro-
man Catholics in Cincinnati have purchased the PEN
dston Mansion bousr togsther with tho adjacent rrs
misses $40 feet front on Broadway, and 4lo feet on the
Lebanon road
The Rev H Newmsn preached his first sermon
since his return to Mary Vale, Mt st Cbsds Cathedral
Birmingham recently His text from the o,rel Of
the day" What manner of man Il this that tire vivid,
ard obey him." His Discourse directed to
that miracles ara nscc'snrv consequence of the onu
potencs Of the Deity and that although a miraculous
histories not rece'sarily mstterr of faith in he
church It nevertheless good and wholesome to believe
them all, and hope for
DR. Bradley and Mr. Caswell VIII havs for years
be'n missionaries of the American Board at Bangkok in
SIAM have rec.ntly been renarated from the board
account OF pAffeconism Their relation to the board
wes dissolved at their own request
general meeting of the professors of tho University
of KonigsbsrQ, Pru sia lately held at which nv
rity OF % agarst thu resolution corrNd that
in fnturs Jews as we'll as Catholics should be admitted
to tho professional chairs Of the sniver.ity
Tbs Bishop of L.ge is eprared in N copts with the
government for the control of educAtion the bishop
his brethren seeking to free themselves from the opera
ton of certan urrepeoled laws held to be pcor ssnt
with the liberty Of the church obtained by the revou
tion Of 1890
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and other monks expelled from Switzerland into his d.
minious. They go to England.
Presbyterian gentleman, MIR Livermore, tho pro-
prietor of the Good Intent Factory mt Blaokwoodtown
J.. made an offer to the Baptists Of meeting house.
organ,zs church, and the -difcc short dis
TANGO to lot near his own residence, which hs would
give for the purpose
A new Church Discipline Bill has been introduced
into the House of Lords by the Bishop Of London.
In New England the Middle and tho Western States
there ITO colleges and 80 theological sennsries Of
different denominations IA of these colleges and Of
these Theological seninares in Nav England. The
fr,m sO0O in - Of tbs New England college, num-
Der Of undergraduates in ls47 1862 being 60 lass
anan curing sns previous y,ar The whole number 81
446 during the previous year $780, from all the co
leees. about 1000 The Who'll, number of 81 aduatcs
suce the organization of these cos GEES 1858. In
II theological eeminaries the plumber Of students during
the year was about $685. which is falling of of about
-s since le46. Two new theological institutions end
one college have been established the past yesr
There have been revvas of religion in eleven differ
sty Ohio in tn. Centre S College Ohio; in Wabash Col
leee and Western Reserve College Ohio; in Danvle
RSaSs Ws New
Uniyersity; Yale Colleges and Williamsburg College
The following church statistcs will he read with in
terest :-1S37-Romsh Church in the Archdiocese OF
Baltimore contsined 60 churches "a clsrgymen theo
logical seminariess colleges for young and
denies for girls Isas-It contained 81 churches so
clergymsn. semnsriss colleges, female serinsries
| Episcopal Church -ls40 Churches not stated; ~
| or and pysl0D
none for girls, none lsis % churche. added III
clersymen one college and FIVE rchoos for boys aud
young men for girls four. added.
letter from Constantnope, of the nth ult saws -
The Popes Nuncio Mgr Ferrier arrived Yesterday at
Constantincpe in the sariinisu steamer to Tripoli
very brilliant reception piven to him After the
usual salutes were exchanged between the ssrdiuian
panied by the Catholic Armenian Pstrisrc h dis
embarked at Top: Khane In superb boat with five
government He was then conducted, with the other
persons Of the mission In carriages belonging tn the
court to bis hotel at Pera The crowd which assembled
liberty Of Ttalyr The Nunco from these cries might
almost have believed that he had not left Rome lnme
dstely after reaching his hotel ne received the
t1latons Of the diplomatic body and Of the dsputeons
of the different religious communities united ard not
united. The Porte hiss given him the hotel he
pies and will pay all his expenses while he remains here
which will be for two three months Among the per-
who part Ct the Nuncios suite Monsignor
vespamani, the Canon Capri Galanti, Count FsIrett
nephew Of the Cardinal and cousin OF the Holy Father
| and Count Marchetti p"
Rev Charles Morgan installed by the Presbytsry
Of 0snssee the I'd Of March Instant pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Attica.
The Rev Ethan Allen has been received into the Do.
cese Of Maryland by letters dmissory from the Right
Reverend the Bishop Of Alabama and has received and
accepted call to the rcctorsbip Of St. Johns Church.
Tin the Valley Baltimore county.
The Rev Joseph T. Phillips hiss beer received lot
ters dmssory from the Diocese of Vermont into that of
New Jersey and is tho minister of ST. Peters Chur oh
Spotswoed
ANOTHER AWFUL ATTEMPT AT MURDER An
awful affair occurred last evening", about SIX
o'clock board the Belfast ship Charlotte, Captain
Smith, lying at Pest 49, in the Second Municipality
LAST evening about the time which have mentioned,
Capt Smith went on board his ship and when entering
his cabin, met by the mate, whose nsme is Henry
Malard, nstve Of the isle of Guernsey, and who af
ter using abusive lsngu,ge, drew O long bladed
dirk knife and stabbed Capt Smith in the right eide
making . wound in tho abdomen of three ircho, in
lengt through which the bowels protrujed Another