The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-09


ade that two ministers had bee permanently located
and four churches been newly formed, In oonneoton
WIN the Preebyty during the ecclesiastical year aud
ALTO that debt private lien rests upon any OF the
churches represented AZ this meeting 20 that Prcs
bytcry this body out Of debt and In Of
means TO aid new congregations In erecting houses Of
worship, the rceult Of church erection fund raised
without any expense to the body any deduction from
the amount by reason ofhired agency in its collection
Iaan similar TO that Of the church erection
fund alluded for aiding and cndownR, TO extent
academies and female seminaree as well a. for founding
the Theooac. semiusrv IN the Norsb.
chosen-Nev York Observer.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
In the United states Of America will hold its annual
meeting IN the Gebc Street Presby Church in
CITY Of Charleston, South Carolina. at eleven o'clock
A. NJ on Thur-day the Goth Of May next. and viii be
d. D. the Moderator OF the Assembly The following
are the delegates to the Assembly from this vicinity
Deisgstes from Presbytery Of New iork-Rev John
Jasper Corning, Mr.. Lebbens Ward, Lay Delegates;
Aiternates, Rev. Gardiner Spring. D. d., Rev Jas
Mcdonald. Clerical, Dir. Silss Holiness Mr. Thompson
Price Lay Delegates. From West Jersey-Rev Samuel
D. Jones. d. D., Clerical DIR. VIM b. Ewing Lay Dele.
gate Alternstes Rev S. r. Kollock Clerical Mr. Henry
b. Leeston, Lay Delegate From Phadclpha-Rev.
John Leybum, d. d. Rev W. r. Bingham, Mr. Matthew
Newkirk, Lay Delegate Mr.. II. D. Donaldson Lay Dele
gate. Prom Long Isand-Rev. Ezra King Principal,
Rev. N. G. Locke, Alternate, Mr.. Hugh Halscy Lay
Delegate. From Buffalo Presbyery-Rev. Jehn c. Lord.
Mr. J. q. Baldwin.
1t is said that the Rev. Dr. Justin Edwards lies
hopcessy III Of typhoid fever at Andover His deoease
may be expected at any moment. The Rev. DR. Drck
lansing is also prosrae with disease, at his residence
in Brooklyn, with scarcely hope Of recovery.
The Cluych'nan is maintaining, in a series Of
articles the necessity Of court of appeals in the Episco
pal church
The St. Louis Iatdligemccr publishes a letter,
dated Rome March Goth which. in aluson to the Gre
alton of Cardinal for the United States Says To settle
the matter about Bishop Hughes. may say here
learn from several sources that the Pope has said he
should appoint none for the United States but native
American and that the honor properly due 70 Mary
land as the State settled by Roman Catholics, Their is
talk ST present Of making American Cardinal but
some Bishop Of baltimore may reasonably cxpcc, the
honor in the course Of a few years
The Catholic National Council me, in the Ca.
theiral at Baltimore, yesterday morning There was
full attendance, and Archbishop Kcnarick was the pre-
siding officer In speaking Of this meeting the Bali-
'norr San Of yesterday morning The first session
viii be public, on which occasion Right Reverend DR.
Hughes of the New York province will deliver dis
The Council will be composed OF about thirty
arch. bishops bishops each of whom is accompanied
by one or more theoogans In addition. will be present
the RI Rev. DR. Charbonnc. Bishop of Toronto Upper
Canada. Most Rev. Dr. Walsh Archbishop of Halifax
and large number of Provncals and Supporters the
various Catholic institutions Of this country gem
orally expected that mitrcd abbot, the Right Rev
Father Maria Eutropius superior of the Abbey of
Lady Of La Trappe near Now Haven Kentucky, would
have been seen at the Counca but unfortunately that
excellent prelate lost his entire baggage whilst travelling,
and he will not therefore appear The Ri Rev DR. De ST.
Pslas Bishop Of Vncnoces Europe transactng bu-
concerning his dioocs and will be prevented
tending The procession will form In the archepiscopsl
mansion at 10 o'clock, and escorted by the Young Ca
th0c's Friend Society proceed the Cathedral entering
the main door in front all other entrances being closed
It's proper to state that none but pew holders will be
admitted to the sanctuary until after the shall
have entered Mozart's Grand Mass No r. celebrated
composition, well known to musicians, will be exc
cuted by the choir directed by Dr. Gogan The second
public Council will be held on Thursday next at IL
O'Clock in the morning. on which occasion Right Rev.
DR. Spaldng of Louisville will preach The third pub
lie session will take place Sunday week during which
it is probable Right Rev. Dr. Fitzpatrick will preach
The Council will be divided into six committees who will
morning, bus
submitting their propositions TO the Council who will sit
IN the afternoon and decide thereon