The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-06

The Rev d. Anderson has been appointed the first
Bishop Of the newly formed colonial diocese Of Prince
Rupert's Land in the Hudsons Bay territory in North
| west America.
Cardinal Orsini died lately at Naples His Eminence
| was Secretary Of Councils to the Holy See.
correspondent of the qa de la Religion states that
the Holy Father suffers terribly from what passing
Rome. Sometimes during mass he cries in an under
tone, Mic Dio milo Die milo Dio His Holiness cee-
brates with hardly any spectators.
Mgr Marilley the ilustrous Bishop of Lausanne and
Geneva has lately left his place Of exile at Divonne
visit the Holy Father at Gaeta.
The Rev. II. J. Eddy of Jordan, Central New York,
the former of the Rev Henry Davis is again
to succeed him in taking the charge Of Cannon street
| church, in this city.
Rev: James NJ. Coley, late pastor of the Baptist
church in Carmel, N Y. has accepted a call to the
pastoral charge of the First Baptist church Norwich
| Conn.
Rev John NJ shotwell, late of Cato Four Corners,
has received call from the Baptist church in West
| moreland, Oneida county.
| The Rev George Mixter, Of Andover, has accepted
the call Of the Baptist church in Eastford to become
| their pastor.
oath ut from Calcutta brought passengers the Rev
D. Irving and wife, of New York, missionaries In In
Rev. Dr. Pierce Of Brookne, Is so ill., that but faint
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Died in Salem, Mass 25th ult., the Rev, Hezekiah
Packard, D. d., aged 81 years, months; soldier in
during the siege of Boston, graduate from Harvard In
the year 1857 and A years in the active service of the
Christian ministry.
Rev John Dodson, vicar of Coeherhans Lancashire
has sent in his resignation to his Bishop He was
huenced by Rev. Mr.. Noes recent essay on Church
and State and has given up salary Of $3.50 5000
dollars year, and beautiful residence. His secession
has produced great sensation.
A man in one of the New England States who was
hopefully converted and united with an evangelical
church, in the course of his examination related
his experience In speaking Of his past life, he said ho
had never stolen Il did one night said he go to
neighboring smoke-house, and thought would take
ham and carry home to my family; but just as rais
ed my hand to take it, that passage Of scripture
to my mind
" Tho dog will bite
The thief Ut night.
and went of and left the ham.
The "Christian Society Of Brothcry Love Nc. )" held
their anniversary In the church 18th
and Wood streets, Friday evening. The meeting
was cloqucntly addressed by the Rev Henry d. Moore
Rev Thomas H. Ward and the President of the Society
0eorgeF. Gordon.
The Southern Baptist Convention which was to have
met In Nashville (Tcnn) on the I'd May, has boon
changed In consequence Of the reported prevalence
of the cholera thore. The meeting will be held in
Charleston on the 23d May. The ensuing Convention,
which Will take place In 1882 will be held at Nashville
at which time 1t Is to BIO hoped, tho Railroad will BIO
completed Cha,teston Courier
Rev. Edward Cope wife and son, arrived at Boston
on Monday from Calcutta, In the ship Delhi They
we're attached 70 the Ceylon Mission
The Rev. J. NJ Maat Ia proolaiming tho gospel at
Fort smith Ark, 10 the California einiglants