The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-30
Religious Intelligence.

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Religious Intelligence
CALENpAR FOR Aueusr-6th, 7th Sunday after Tri-
nifty lath sh Sunday after Trinity; 2oth 9th sunday
after Trinity; oath Feast Of Bartholomew, Apostles
and Martyrs; 27th, 10th Sunday aft Trinity.
The following extraordinary documen is going the
round OF the Irish newspaper press 1t is written and
Protection Society. 1t is int nded a retracton by
apostats priest To the editor of the Dublin Free
man.-" For if my enemy had reviled me, would ver-
ly have borne with it. And if he that hated me had
spoken great things against would perhaps have
hidden myself from him. But thou, a man of one
mind my guide and my familiar who didst take sweet
meats together with me: in the house Of God walk
ed with consent Psalm 54th 18TH 14th, 10Th "
cited verses TO me overwhelms me with shame and fills
with bitter remorse. Hence, request you, sir to
lay the following fact before your readers it is this
that sheep that lost Is returning the fold of
Christ AS there is pamphlet published by before
the public am privileged to offer a criticism it, it
is briefly this that did not believe word Of its
miserable contents. They dictated by wounded
pride and disappointment With respect to the I'M
handsome and uncharitabe observations it contains
Oh the College Of Maynooth on Doctor Egan and his
priests oil have to say is that they downright
falsehoods. They could be nothing else, being dcta-
ted by the enemy of our salvation, who the IA
Their Of lies fl ON the beginning take this opportu
nifty Of begging the Bishop Of Kerrys pardon hoping
that the great bishop Of souls willeth the
death Of sinner, but rather that he converted and
i've" will extend the same indulgence to me- Since
became nominal protestant last March, did not rest
three hours any night, not knowing but that like the
Dires in the gospel would be buried in heln .My
soul refused to be comforted nv ewes nreveptsa
the watches: was troubled and spoke not psalm
seth, 9th verse; 1t shall pain that was an
instrument in the hands Of Satan, in perverting the
souls Of the ignorant Roman Catholics who were
phisms, in Sackvilie street but thanks be to God
they were few in number the seven eighths of these
Society calls them) were educated az Pro-
testants, to my certain knowledge But the ruin of
one soul is too much before God. resolved during
the remainder Of my life to knocking at
the door OF mercy, on my own behalf and theirs ~
will recount to thee all my years. in the bitterness Of
others save thy servant In this latter text David
entreats Of God for the sins of Others to which
he might be accessory. de not presume to approach
the throne Of grace in the spirit Of the Royal Pentent
However, the Father of Merces and God of all Conso
lation is as compassionate he was in the days
OF the Psamsts that is one point upon which all agree
"a soothing reflection in the mind of a sinner |
might be reasonably asked how came it, that | who
was ordained to be the light and guide of others the
way OF truth should go astray myself ST. Paul in his
fist episte to ST Timothy CHI 19v gives the answer
Having faith and good conscience, which some re-
jectng, have made shpwreck concerning the faith ~
from which text it is evident that heresy never the
first sin, but the consequence of q bad conscience
Had the truth never been revealed, it would be OBJ
yous to every one that knows the fates Of the hu-
man heart.
conclude, by entreatng the prayer of the church
in my behalf If We had no other inducement for
hoping in God but the furnished in rcmar kable
passage in this days gospel should despair:
SO say to you, there shall be JOY before the angels
OF God, upon one sinner doing penance. Luke Is,
" H. iremain, sir your most obedient servant,
JAMES SULLIVAN,
Formerly r. C. c., of the united parishes of Nochaya
East, kilcammin and Knoc kaful diocese of Kerry
The members of the Priests Protection Society are
Informed for the cdifcaton of their souls, that the
above letter has been read word for word by the
author, in the presence of the witnesses. The Roy
writer desires request that the journals especially
most anxious to repair as pu5civ as pos,b a. ne
scandal he may have giyen.-Ed. +. j.
Tho Rev. Azarah Smith, NJ. d, and Mrs Smith,
embarked on Saturday last at Boston, in the bark
4 IN pfniu Kan lric fnrN v,vr nx
has been a member OF the Armenian mission for a
number Of years.
A gentcey dressed man has lately been imposing
himself upon clergymen in Saratoga Ballston and
other places representing himself n clergyman in
want Of fund.-, and thus drawing small from the
BIZ voent and unsuspicous fe is Of light complex
ion light hsir sandy whiskers and about afty Years
old. his man professed to be teacher Of half q
dozen different languages, but he doubtless has q
dres. business and name for every place he visits
The Presbyterian Church, Yorkvile, recently pros
tratod by storm, has been erected again Mt cost OF
$500, additional expense.
Rev. Nicholns Murray, d. D.. or Elzabethtown, " |
j., has declined his recent appointment to professor
ship In the Theological Seminary at New Albany Ind
The Rev Francis Peck has been transferred to the
diocese Of Rhode Island, by letters dnlissory to the
Right Rev, the Bishop.
The Rev. Richard p, KILN has been received into
the diocese OF Maryland by letters dmissory from the
Right Rev. the Bishop Of Ohio. Mr.. KILN will take
charge of the Church Of tho Ascension Baltimore,
ted by the esignaton Of the Rev. Mr.. Peck.
The Rev Joseph Adderly has been received by let |
tiers dmissory from the diocese of Pennsylvania into
the diocese Of Ohio and has become rector Of St |
Jamcs's Boarlman and ST. Stephens Garfield.
The Rev j II Morrison has rcsign ned the charge Of
Sc Johns Church, Richmond, Virginia. and accepted
that OF 81. Johns Montgomery Alabama.
Board of supervisors.
July 81 The Mayor presiding -[Crowdod out till |
This morning. The minutes Of the former meeting |
were read and approved
Petitions OF sundry persona for correction Of taxes
Referred
Fluctuations small bills for printing, SC were
litt d, and ordered TO be paid
The Old .Ums-House Bmidng-Rcport of special |
con mttee. recommending that the rotunda In the |
Park known the Gallery of Fine Arts and the Rooms
II the American Institute he taken Of to BIO
lifted up as additional court rooms, for the Of the
Judges and that notices DO Immediately served on the
occupants of those premises to give up possession
,epted The board then adjourned
Mrs Gen. Butler was prevented by indlsposltion |
rom Gccf mIanyrng her husband further than Pitts