The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24
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CAtESpAR.-JuDs "a I'd Sunday AFTER Trinity q
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Tho following re iu.icn' were passed at church
sl,ea h. ~. o." s ans in h
the First Baptist church Of thi, place for the
adultery I'd Resolved THAT this church viii proo-rd
TO call council to drpnse the Rev r. J. Smith from
the ministry for the crime Of adultery
Grace hurch Brookyn iisights, will BE- consecratcd
on uesdSy. 10Th inst
THE CnUrcH or THE IrrrlcrssIos. (Carma1ville)
1tth avenue, 10th New York opposite TO
Trinity Church Cemetery. will he conseoratei t. th-
rorsbip OF God, on Monday next 25h last, at 10y,
O'clock A. M.
An lrish paper says-Amongst the numerou, con-
versions TO cstholicity during tn. progress OF tie
tbs epidemic The fclosing worthy OF briug re-
cord,d-' An Engiish sailor. who never knew
brought into Of tho pitas in stxte Of COLLAPSE,
lie asked II he desired the aid Of any rrlisi,u,
mipisttr He SAID he anxious for it; tina. he
never minded religion at all. Being pressed the
point he az irngth ssd' Veil then will bs ~ what
ever rel gi"n yonder lady in black Processes. for
her most att, ntvc the of my feo Terers
and am told she IL not paid for her she
must be right The lady Sister Of Mercyn
Rev Bishop Southgieo oas resigned his appJtntment
as missionary bishop assigned hun by the Board of
Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal ',hurch and IN.
tends TO return to this 'nnrry in October
Sir w. Molesw0rth. ia iho OF u powerful
spe' ch made in the Hou-e of Coamons. Feb 10 said
Tie next establishment tho stical depart
ment-6n sxpeusive item in all our oolonesi la Coy
Ion the european population did not mach exceed
GO, ana these divided into uuulurou- sect--
Catholics, fte,byt.rians, We-ryans, independents
ana 30 on. The natives we're clfbcr Mohanmedias
or followers OF Buddhn or Brahna; very few OF tas
were Christians Lord rorrngton stated that multi
tudes Of th'm called the-s,ses Christians. who
in secret st more cloey attached to tho doctrines
of Buddhism or brihmiusin and the vast prep ,nde-
OF these pretended Lhri tians to b,
Catholics To such population We had given
fhtlis h,d chuich aud had them pay tu arch
deacon nov Bishop 81 Eoombo, 1ZUUO per year; to
one stpendary cigJ man. 1900; To four Others, 9100
tach ana to Others rualur in all 10000, cu-
sse OF giants ftom the Colonal treasury Tor the bald
The following statement, tubn,itted to the General
Assembly Of the fiee thuc h Of Scotland. ~ their
cent se'sion shows the posress of collections for bsnev
ornt poses, before nd s,uoe tyir separation from
The established church.
The WnoiE tnuncu-Dcfo'e he disruption.
1894. ..........t Sh5l 1850. ...... :. 1853
1850. ........ AIS lS4U. .......... l6,15t
1885. ........... 7sll ISll, ..........l II 5sS
1sS1 ........ 1000 iel2........ 2O,l9l
1867. 49,. em --
Total for nine Years before disruption. .flOS77S
TnE FaEE CuuEcu AioHE Since the disruption.
1854. .3z3 s74 1867. 1897
le4l-5. ......... So 526 1878 =. sos
1876. % 80 1slS-9. ..... Az 2l4
Total for six years since disruption. . e242 SIy
Rev. Mr. Smith one of the missionaries of the FREQ
Church Of Scotland Gently returned from Hungary,
states that the ministers Of the reformed church In
that country have refused offered endowment from
the government pretcriipg liberty to State support
Eutwii bst audiDg their poverty.
The conflict hetweep The Northern aud Southern Sec
tion Of the Methodist Church which ha been m NC
for some time has alta, The property question
could not lie settled amuably aud the Confer
ence has resolved legal for tho
recovery OF their share Of the effects of church which
snce lie osruptton has been In the of tho
NcrtIe mol ~ he ground OF the claim is We be-
lieve. that by the plan of separation which was agreed
upon in the General Copfcrepcc OF 18Th certain pro-
portion of the property owned in by The whole
chui ch before the separation to the South
bis plan ofseYaraton involving besides this OF
property other serious
Gtsuwned by The Northern General Conference as un
constitutional, and the terms of it accordingly
disrtgnrded 1t would that the issue would in
voye the question OF the Of the South
simultaneously with this action on the
part q the South the Troy Conference, largo and in
futntal Northern body, ed the proposal submit
this property question to arbitration. There will be
no ether way but to go to the jury.
Alfred Bishop. Esq Of Bridgeport, Conn. died sud-
denly ut Saratoga, the 10th instant During his
brief Illness he composedy arranged his pecunisry af
fairs, and among other requests. gave $4,000 to tho
American Bible Society. He also left $4,000 to the Fe
loved pastor, the Rev DR. Hewtt. 500 annually, dur
ing the life Of his (Bisbop's) widow.
Final arrangements are completed for the erection
Of Dr. Eddys church in Newark 1t Ia to DO call
cd tho Park Presbyterian church.
The First Prcsbyttrisn church In williamsburg L.
!. (Rcv Mr.. McLane's) have also completed their
judgements for the cton Of house Of worship
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has resumed his pastoral
labors in Brooklyn having completely recovered from
his severe and dangerous ilncss
Catholic priest has lately commenced career In
Lower Capada, which appears to promise results
glorious and benign for the French population of that
province as that Of Father Mathew for the irish. He
is called Father Chiniquey, and represented pos
sessing in eminent degree those qualities of popular
orsory and persuasvcness which have gven to Father
Mathew his unparalleled power
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negro slave, named Charles, has been sentenced to
be hung ut Charleston the first Friday in July,