The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-06
Religious intelligence.

.CALEsDAR EoR FnBnvAnr-s 5th SUNDAY after Ep-
phany. - 9th Sunday after Epiphany 20. ssptuags-
sina Sunday. 81. ssxegesims Sunday.
collection will bs taken up In eash OF the Catholic
p OF q. Of n
Church Of the Holy Name Of Jesus in Elsabsth street.
A collection win be made this morning in st. Johns
Chapel for tho benefit Of the Missionary Fund Of the
Cardinal Lambruschins, of Rome, has been struck
with an attack of apopexy
The Rev. John Lsrkin, g. will deliver lecture this
sumption. Of York aud Jay Streets Brooklyn
the benefit Of st. James Beneficial Temperance Society
jsstys council in Jamaica and chairman Of quarter
siops, has been admitted into the Roman Church.
that tbs following religious bodies should nav I'm IL tbs
space Of fortnight 900 900 Of francs list the Con-
vent Of St Urban 500 ooof I'd the ous tablishmsnt
Miss sophia Shaker, Of Philadelphia took the white
veil on the TN ut at the Convent Of the Visitation
The Rev. Bishop of the Diocese Of st. Louis eontsm-
plates establishing Society Of st. Vincent Dc Paul in
Rev d. c. Lansing, D. d Professor Of Sacred Rhsto.
re IN ,hs Auburn Insolsgcsi and sts OF the
ing received and accepted call to the Clinton avenue
Congregational church Of Brooklyn, will enter upon his
There are frequent conversions in Western PenssyI.
vania among tho Germans from Romanism to the Pro-
The confirmation Of the election of Dr. Hsmpdsn %
Bishop OF Hereford took place Tuesday tbs th ult
.d spectators. sr tho ns.ny cI Whie w.. '1 1..d
by Archdsacon Hamilton, the Commissioners Of the
took their seat; tho ys.s Dr.
pointing the Commissioners read and then the let
ters patent Of the Crown for the confirmation Of the
Bishop elect Dr. Hampden was then presented to the
Commissioners By the Proctor for the Chapter Mr. I'm
derwood together with the mandate for his election
The oppossrs were then called whereupon Mr. Richard
E. Townsend Proctor appeared in behalf Of three Of the
clergy Messrs Huney, Jebb and Powell, to oppose the
oonnfmauon, onJeotion being made TO MT Iownssnos
A mi md
sddressed the court in long and very able argument,
on his right be heard upon the subject and that they
urgedDr BayfoId, the part Of the Dean sod Chap
ter, objectins to his being heard at ell Dr. Phil-
side When Dr. Bsyford rose on behalf Of the Chap
ter, he was stopped BY tho court and the Vicar
visions of the statute Of Henry VIII to proceed to
the confirmation Of ths Bishop, aud that they would
oordipsiy the confirmation PROCEEDED JUS. as If NO
objection WAS made; and when, in subsequent stage
OF the proceedings opposers were again publicly called,
the words were received with shouts Of Mock.ry,
mockery," from the assembled congregation. The
Bshop elect then took the osths required aud the
tence Of confirmation was signed read, and given On
the day following these proceedings, rule Instantly
obtained in the Court OF Queens Bench before Lord
Chief Justice Denman and Justices Cosrde Patterson
aud wigbtman, BY Sir Fisroy Kelly to show cause why
q mandamus should net issue to the Vicar General Of
the Archbishop; Commanding him TO allow the ohjso
mine ne. ."an opposition sis Kelly m.ntion:d tbs.
that the mattel Is not yet ended.
CLERICAL CHANoss.-The Rev. DR. Vaughan hss
taken charge Of the Church of the Mediator Schuy kill
Third street Philadelphia. The Rev. A. +. Omsted TO
the Church Of the Atouement. Chapel Hill Nc.
The NANTUCKET MAIL PACKET AsHoRE.-On
Tuesday last, at 81 A, M, the siooP Portugal,
Capt Luce left for New Bedford having on board
two passengers aud the mail but when she WAS little
an hour out the wind suddenly changed from
southeast about north competing Capt L.. to put his
vessel about and make the best of his way back again
The wind soon increased to q perfect gale, and the
weather bsiag thick, and the snow beginning to fly,
Can't L. could not end the marks the outer bar and
In orossing it, vessel struck heavily several tmes
put ashore near the North head Of Long Pond,
few minutes before II O'Clock. The passengers
landed about O'Clock on horseback-the water being
shoa within the vsssel-and the ashore In
boat For about four hours the wind blew voient
ly la squalls, accompanied with rain and snow This
tn. rat time that the Portugal had attempted to
get to New Bedford, since she capsz-d just wo weeks
bsore, 10 Gay She Is not much injured, We learn ana
arrangements being made to get her on The soop
Clio, Capt. MITCHELL has taken ner place on tho line
Nantucket Enquirer F,b
Miscellaneous.