The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-07

ANNIVERSARIES, MAY 1913.
street church, half.yast ~ NJ. New York Bible So
ciety-Tabernacle, half vast I p NJ American Socis
ty for Melioratng the Condition of the Jows-Church
OF the Purltans, ON Union Square, half past P NJ
American Home Missionary Society-(Rev DR. Coxs)
Brooklyn Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions-n
half-past O'Clock, p. NJ
MONDAY, S-American Seamen's Friend Society
Tabernacle, half past Z P. NJ.
TuEsDAv, 9-The Evangelical Alliance for the Uni
ted States of Misunderstanding for the admission of
new members and the election Of officers, 9 O'Clock
A. M. in tho Mercer street Presbyterian church
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mssions-A public
meeting will be held in the Rutgers street church
Rev. DR. krebs. at halfpast p. M; ut which an abb
abstract of the Annual Report will be presented and
addresses made by the Rev. N. Murray. b. D. and the
Rev. r. Davidson d. d. The meeting of the Board for
business will be held at the Mission House. on Monday
May 8, at O'Clock, P. M American Anti-Slavery
Anti-Slavery Society-Tabernacle, p M. New York
and American Sunday School Union-Dr. Cones
in the SSwsry
Gle halfpast P. NJ Foreign Evangelical Society-Dr
Potts, church. University Place, halfyast p. NJ
American Female Moral Reform Society-Baptist
Church in Stanton street, half-past P. NJ
WEDNESDAY 1O.-American Tract Society-Society's
House, at A. Nj Tabernacle, 10 A. M. Pupils Of the
Missionary societyTabernacle half past P. NJ Anne
rican Society for Melioratng the Condition of the
PM.
THURSDAY, 11-American Bible Society-Taberna-
Gle 10 A. NJ Pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
United States of America-haf past clock p NJ in
the Mercer street Presbyterian church. American
temperance acknowledgements, half past P.
American Protestant Socety-Ref. Dutch church, La
fayette Place. corner of Fourth street, at half past
FRIDAY, 12-American Board of Commissioners fol
For acknowledgements, 10 A. NJ
SUNDAY, 1.-The American and Foreign Sabbatl
Union will hold public meeting at O'clock p
in the Reformed Dutch church corner of Fourth stree
and Inf ito nxui11 1n Ao1iv
by the Rev. Stephen H. Tying, D. D.. ON /" The iM
portance ofthe Sabbath in Preparation for Heaven"
The medical superintendents Of the various asylum
for the insane, in the United States and the BIRTHS
provinces, have determined to hold q convention 4
this city during the coming week. They will asssmb
at the Aston House at 10 O'Clock on Monday morninl
1t is expected that nearly thirty institutions viii
represented. The movement appears to be exceeding
ly proper and necessary Upon, perhaps, no other IN
who have charge Of the insane, and 1t Is highly mpo
tant that they should aid each other by their exp
rience
The Rev. Dr. Higbee arrived a few weeks since fro
Europe, with his health quite restored He has sin
been absent from the city with his family but has
Gently returned and has resumed his duties in Trin
Church
The Rt. Rev. DR.. Bazin, Bishop of vincennes, v II
attacked with Inflammation of the lungs, on Saturd
the 10Th ult and expired after the reception Of
Sacramento, on the ed
On Wednesday, the Sd inst, the Rt. Rev Bst
conferred the holy order Of the Priesthood upon Mess
kErancis McKeone John Boyle and Thomas Farrell
the Cathedral.
The new Catholic Church in Wiliamsburgh will
dedicated to-day, by the Right Rev. Bishop Hugh
who will also preach on the occasion
The cornerstone of St. Nicholas Germany Chu,
in Second street, between avenue and First aven
will be laid to-day, at O'Clock, Pm.
The Rev Father De Smet, whose arrival we annou
ed last week, by the Sarah Sands, was accompanied
the Rev. Messrs. T. Waeber, s. j., and F. x. Wipe
s. j., scholastic and four lay brothers. on Il
way to Cincinnati and st. Louis We understand
fourteen others on their way from Europe