The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
Religious Intelligence.

CALENDAR FOR JANuAnY -2sd, 81 Sunday after Eplph-
any. S0th, 4th Sunday after Epiphany.
The Rev. Caleb 8 Henry, D., will preach in the
Church OF st. George the Martyr this evening.
The Rev A. Clements late Of the Presbyterian Church.
VIII preach this day at las O'Clock, in the lecture
Of the Brooklyn Institute.
At New Orleans church is shortly to be erected for
The benefit Of seamen at q cost of $i0,00s.
In Philadelphia floating church is to be built in the
SPRING funds necessary for which are pledged by ono
church in that city.
confirmation in the Church Of the Holy Evangsets,
Vandewater street. this evening
The Union Theological Seminary Of the city Of New
York has l06 nembers-Juuiors SO Middle 81 Seniors
30 Resident Licentiates 3.
The Parish Of Grace Church Cincinnati has been die
solved, and the church sold for dsbt
The Episcopalians in Warren, Trumbull county Ohio,
are erecting a cOmmodious charoh edihce which Is
pected to be completed in May next.
CLERICAL CHANGES TIL. Rev. Andrew Croswell, and
the Rev John b. Richmond have taken letters OF dis
mission to the diocese Of Massachusetts, The Rev. j.
Pinknsy Hammond has been received into this diocese
with disrlssory from the Bishop of Virginia. and
afterwards transferred to the diocese of Maine. Tho
Rev. Daniel Miller has taken charge Of q mission sta
ton in the northern part Of Spring Garden in the
county OF Philadelphia
The Board of Managers of tbs New York City Tract
monthly meeting, Monday, January a4tS, As day Of
special devotion
The Missionary Society, under the auspices of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. is gradually enlsrgug its
operations, and has in prospect O Of much
extended usefulness 1t took its rise In 1872 but
manned nearly stationary till 1892 when the Liberia
mission founded, rircs which time il has been In.
creasng in and operations Tho maximum Of
the cietys receipts in 1882 when they reached
$i35 52l; ana of expenditures in 1870, $l4o,40s.
The Cologne Gas.te publishes the following letter
from Rome " The question of the Jesuits has
rily caused the Pope greet anxiety Before hosties
broke out in Switzerland the Hoy See had been several
times ertreated to pronounce decided opinion which
would, perhaps, have prevented the civil Father
Ventura also recommended this course to the Pope, who
said As Pope, cannot Danish the Jssui,s from Luz
hut II they CHOOSE to qct that place voluntarily
they will take great weight of my miod' Father
Ventura thought 1t his duty to mention these words to
Father Roothsm, the General Of the Jesusts who
piled - You perhaps right, but am not msstsr IN
the matter have my counsel of four cOnsuifort,
whom am dependent and who are Of opinion that our
brethren cannot fly at this moment when their stay at
Lucerne begins to be attended with danger to them
Letters from Genoa Of the 18th, state that the King OF
Sardinia has written to his Holiness the Pope desiring
him to recall the Jesuiss from his States The Pope
had filled all the vacant Spanish bishoprics.
The Prssbytery Of West Jersey met at Mays Landing
Jan Alb, ana having received under their Allen H.
Brown, licentiate OF the Presbytery of New York.
dained him to labor evangelist in Atlantic county
New jersey.
Mr. Alfred H Dsshisl, Jr., late Of the Union Theoo-
gca Seminary ordained to the work of the gospel
mnfsry by the Presbytsry Of ST. Louis
On Sabbath evening, Dec. 2eth 1917.
Mr.. w. IL Corning formerly Of Hartford, Conn, was
ordained pastor Of the church Of Clintonvs, Masea-
chusetts, on the 9Th Of December