The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23
Religious IntslIuRencs,

CALxNDAR FOR APRIL -2sd, Easter day oath, Mon.
s. Marx Il. Evangelist sO.h, arst SUNDAY sfssr
Easter.
this day. in the Second Associate Presbyterian Church.
Rsv H. Blair in Charles street, between Fourth and
Factory streets Services to commence 1t 0K O'Clock
A. M and Rev w L Roberts, d. D., viii preach In
tho evening. at half psst7.
Plies having bsen obliged to ny from Naples, arrived ~
Malta by Neapolitsn war-srssmsr, Nettuno and has
been received by tho Roman Catholic ecclesiastical
Tho Presbytsry Of Now York met on Monday last.
The Rev. MIR Locks was elected Moderator. The SEES
sion continued through Tuesday and Wednesday. The
following Commissioners wers elected to the general
assembly :-Miustsrs, J NJ Krebs DID NJ. W. Jsoobus.
Eiderslsias Holmes Walter Lowris.
The late Archbishop of Canterbury, IL appears by
thsntio information, has died worth " smaller
sum than hundred and twenty thousand pounds
He was originally poor clersymsn his patrmony
could have been little nothing and his lady was
heiress We believe, too, that after his promotion Dr.
property, by legacy otherwise, and must have
INFLATED the whole Of this vast sum from his holy once
hio w , ~o on ThapsSav m.sss tn. be-
quests, viz $4,000 to the Trustees of the Tnsoogca
Seminary Of the Presbyterian Church at Prnoeton for
same denomination $500 to the Board Of Missions !;
1900 to the Board Of publication $500 {, tho Board Of
Mrs Sarah Hill, Of wsst Nswbury, recently deceased
has made the following bequssts In her will To the
American Home Missionary Society. $500; American
Amsrican Bible Society. o. American Tract Society
$500 American Education Society," $500 second Pa
rish in West Newbury $3.50; town Of Newbury $1,000
She hiss also constituted the Home Missionary Society
and Board Of Foreign Missions Residu.ry Lssstees;
Mrs Mary Welsh, psrishousr Of ZION Church IN
this city in addition to beQuesthing handsome esscies
to number of her friends wled IS 600, to found two
In the General Theological Seminary Of the
Episcopal Church. $1,000 to the missionary committee of
the diocese and tn remainder Of her estate (upposed
to be less than 0o0) to Zion Church The Soho.
larships she named respectively "the Mary Welsh and
1.-The Zion Church, N. Y " scholarships.
public meeting was held at Shanghai. on the 9th of
April to take measures for the establishment OF Pro.
testant Episcopal Church. for TIE Of the Europeans
and Americans residing ct that place 1t was resolved
to build church. to accommodate at least 3C0 persons
and also parsonage. lot had been previously gvep
by Mr.. T. Beate The church 10 to be styled Trinity
church. The Right Rev. DR.. Boone was present, and
took active psrs in The proceedings
Tbs Rsv. +. Hanson has boon received into the
diocese Of Maryland, BY letters dmissory from the
Right Rev the Bishop Of Alabama, and has been invited
to tho charge Of st Paus Parish, Calvert county,
o Prince Frederick.
The Rev. Samuel A. Clark, of Plymouth, Massachu-
setts has accepted the tho call Of Vestry Of Advent
Church, Philadelphia, to become their Rector, and
will enter upon the duties Of the parish the fs Of
May.
The Rev. Charles Putnam having received and ac-
cepted call to Christ Church. Derby Conn., has resign
ed the charge of st. Pauls, Woodbury.. Conn
The Rev. Pierre Teller Babb!t, OF Charleston g. c.
has been unanimously CALLED to the Rsctorship Of st.
Psulss Church, Woodbury., Conn.