The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

Religious Intelligence.
Epiphany 90 sptsssema SUNDAY az ssssa.sim sss
Sunday.
The Presbyterian Herald states that tho interest in
the Second Presbyterian church has continued
to increase Fifty persons have expressed much
anxiety and about twenty believed to have becom
truly changed by the spirit of God.
The Catholic clergy OF Newcastle have memoralized
tholic eoclesiastcs.
The King of Prussia hs, granted the sum of O,ooC
lie church. that part Of the garrison protesting the
Roman Catholic faith in the Prussian capital
A letter from Cologne says" The central commit
tee for finishing the cathedral this city has requested
the Pope to attend the six hundredth anniversary of III
toundstion which will take place In August next The
King OF Prussia has also been invited to the festival On
this Occasion will be uncovered the fine painted win
dows of the side AISLE towards the south which pre-
scented to the cathedral by the King of Bavaria.
The treaty between the Pope and the Emperor OF
Russia has been ratified By this, the Roman church
is TO be tolerated In Russia.
For the first time since the revolution of $780, Mass
of the Holy Spirit sung at the opening OF the French
Chambers Of Parliament used to be in the time Of
the Bourbons only 1t took place at the royal chapel at
Luxembourg instead Of at Notre Dame as Of old The
grand chancellor the Duke Psnquer with others Of the
chief ministers and about hundred Of the peers At
tended.
Louis Philippe has sent to his holiness present,
ostensory msgnhcsnty adorned with pearls and
cous stones and to the workmanship OF which the gold
en- medal was adjudsed In 1874
The Brothers of the Christian Doctrine, who were
expelled from Friburg, have arrived at Lyons.
The enthronation Of the Archbishop Of YORK took
p in York Minister the l3h January. His Grace,
it understood will hold his first ordination in his
thedrs and not In the chapel at Bshopsthorpe has
been the previous practice.
"The Pope rises every day ct o'clock enters his
chapel where he spends hour in prayer, and then
celebrates mass he daily hears afterwsrd another
In action of thanks and then passes to his cabinet for
titled thus by the divine assistance which he had sought
In the blessed sacrament Here he abors unremittngly
till one clock P. NJ. He then dimes, and during din
ner, treats of public affairs with ambassador,
dictates to his secretaries at this time Also that
he permits artists from various countries to sketch his
rotary, the pous and learned Able Stella for long
while past his most intimate friend, and who hitherto
congratulated his patron his accession to the
future The account that the Able Stella gives of Plus
TX is that the long endeavor of Masts keep forever
than ten years become habit After dinner the Pope
walks for hour In the galleries gardens Of the Qui
rns Then commence the receptions, which last till
I've O'Clock and take place without ceremony. At five
O'Clock the Pope passes hour before the Blessed Ss
crsment most commonly he performs this act Of devo
lie institution into which he drops without warning In
order to how things managed when is
psoted Afer this he enters again his cabinet and Ia
bors till near ten O'clock when h. psrtakcs of COLA
tion at which, ordinarily, some one Of the cardinals ID
present He then rsctes his prayers and reres to rest
Such is the daily life OF the great Pope Plus TX
CHEMICAL CHANoEs.-The Rev. A. Cornish ha, re-
moved from Abbevile to Pendleton. 8. c. and become
rector Of st Paul's church The Rev Charles Tones
has removed from toe diocese or New YORK Inc Rev.
Libertus Van Bokkslin has been received into the do
Of Maryland by letters dismssory from the diocese
Of New York. The Rev. Mayer Levin has accepted the
recorshp Of Christ Church Parish Calvert county ha
wing resigned that Of St Michaeps Parish Talbot
ty The Rev. Joseph Spencer, is officiating in st.
Michaels Parish The Rev. Mr. Miles, assistant to DR..
Cutler, Of ST. AIMS Brooklyn has accepted invita-
tation to take charge Of St Stephens Wilkesbarre
The Rev g r. Carpenter, late Of Connecticut Is ofcia
ting at Bangor church, Churohtown, Pa. This Rev J.
A. McKenny has accepted the call to Sherwood church,
Baltimore county.
The presbytery of Uos at their recent annual meet.
ing at New York Mills adopted the following preamble
ami resolutions, the subject of the Mexican war
Whereas Of the greatest evils which AZ
ct the human and is especially to be deplored In
this age Of national advancement in knowledge and re
gon and Whereas OF all other people the face of
the earth have the least occasion to disturb the peace Of
the Woodland from geographical position and the
pacific nature Of should be the leader OF
the nations In all things conducive to peaoe and
We are now engaged In expensive and ruipous
with n neighboring republic. Therefore,
Resolved LIST, That We view this wholly unne-
cessary aggressive, wicked stain upon high pro-
fesons and character nation luxurious to ourselves
and to the people with whom variance clearly
ominous of evil to our union and prosperity q repub-
c and rendering us justly obnoxious to the vengeance
of heaven
Resolved I'D That the ministers and churches within
our uots be recommended to discountenance this
called fer and most unnatural war, in every suitable
way especially to not to pray for the cessation
OF hcses and tho restoration of peace to beloved
yet guilty country.