The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

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CkkArios or CATHOLIC HIzRARcFsY m Evs--
lAsD'-The correspondent Of the Dublin Free
mans Journal writes:r 80,
The new ecclesiastical arr.n0emen,. ,.hi.,.
many months since xas exeIusiyelv sn,lI-I -
announce were in progress Of complel non. h,,-
at length been perfected BY his Holiness Per-
rus England is again 10 have her Cath.i..
hierarchy Right Rev. DIR. Uilathorne, who
has been for some weeks past at Rome. arrived
yesterday evening in London with balls frsu
The foreign Poniiif, appointing Right Rev. Dr
Malshe, the present Vicar Apostolic Of the
Midland District, Archbishop Of Weslministsr
Right Rev Dr. W iseman his eOadIatOr; Righg
Rev. DIR. Ullathorae to be Bishop OF Birmiae-
ham, and Very Rev. DIR. BIindle 10 be BishOD Of
plymouth. In consequence Of the advanced
age OF DIR. Wslshe the active duties Of the Ne
,ioPolitan ArehiePiseOPate will devoIgs on DR.
STATUE OF WEsLkY.-At the meeting Of The
Theological School COMMITTEES, at the late Wes-
leyan Conference, Thomas Farmer, ESQ rave
an interesting account Of a full length statue
Of Wesley. In the year lS2S, MI Maniac
X. A, exhibited model Of Mr.. Wesley. which
attracted great attention. The late Mr. Butter
worth gave orders 10 have Il executed An marhla
intending 10 have il Introduced into Westmin-
ster Abbey. The Dean, DR. Ireland. however
refused the latter, the grOu nj that Mr. We
ley was the head Of faction, and the death Of
Mr. h. prevented the execution Of the work
~ mas recently come under the notice Of Mr..
Farmer, who has had the original design corl
Pleted, and has NEST generously presented 4 10
the Conference, that IL may be placed in the
Richmond branch of the institution, in the
hopes that Il will powerfully remind the stu
dents OF the best model in modern times Of a
christian minister. The generous offer Of M
Farmer was most cordially received, and a vote
OF thanks enthusiastically Presented.-Zi0nss
Herald
RoMANIsA IN ROMA letter published IN
the London Tablet Romsh paper, deDlores
The state OF things in the papal city, as fa-t
Verging towards eeclesiastieal anarchy. "Once
so Catholic, now 50 changed as hardly 10 b. r.
cognised. The clergy abused" he SAYS.
'and the poor JesHits driven away; instead Of
sermons, now you hear a kind Of political speech
from the Pulpits To-day, Jesuit was recog-
Missed on the COrso, and most wantonly out
ragged BY the National Guards Two days since,
Dominican friar received blow in the face
and the suppression Of that order Is already pro
posed
MoRE MINISTERS NrEDED.-Within a Few
days, We have received inquiries urgent calls
for ministers from brethren in three or four Of
the Southern and Southwestern States. Im-
Portant Churches are without pastOTs-snd u GO
fields are OPen-but the men Of the spirit and
qualifications required to I'LL them. are not 10
be had. The Education cause must be revived,
and every Church must cOnsecrate her sons
her best talents, to the work of Christ in tho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observer.
TIE EPIscoPaL CHURCH IN IRELAND, which
Il established. there by law, receives annually
/ from the State five millions Of dollars, being
more than ten dollars for every Episcopal man.
woman and child in that island Who can
wonder at the discomfort Of the Irish p Ckris-
tisR ObserpeT.
| The ESTABLISHED CHURCH N WALES does
not embrace a tenth Of the people. In Sect
land, as the British Quarterly remarks, che
| National Church is the vestige merely from the
general population Of the country. Europe
will cease. ere long. TO retain a single insttn-
ton based on anything like this amount Of
social isjastiee.
RETURNED MIssIoxARY-The Rev. Cochran
FORBES, Of the Sandwich Island MISSION, has r.
turned 10 this country after absence of sew
: enteen years. His return was rendered Reces-
sary by the enfeebled state Of Mrs. Forbes
health. Mr.. Forbes il a member Of the Pres
bytery Of Philadek hia. and since his absence
has been reported as a foreign missionary.
DEATH OF MIssBoNARY.-A Boston paper
records the death Of Mrs White, wife Of Rev
Moses c. White, one of the fist missionaries
sent out by the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
the United States She died at Fuh Chau
I China, on the 25th Of March.
EnsooPAcT IN MAINK--BishOp Burgess, Of
Maine, in a late address. says, that in thar
State, there are but seven Episcopal COngre-
cations
The Board Of Education has chosen Rev
Bsrhas Sears, ID. d., of Newton Theological In
stitutiOn, Secretary of the Board, in place u
Hon. Horace Mann resigned.