The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30


Rev Barbour closed his relations with the Presbyte-
riaa church, Of Mechancsvle, NJ T. on the nrst SAD.
bath Of November, after having hoored win mem ior
nearly I'VE years with marked success
Rev T. Hendricks has bean compelled 20 rcinquish ns
charge in Fremont, OHIO, on account OF III neaisn.
Rev. B. Drummond, Of West Newton, Mass, has been
compelled TO retire from bis clerical duties on account OF
Iii health.
Rev. John B. Cocagne, who was passenger on board
the Iyonnas was the French missionary employed by
the Mslbodist Missionary Society for tune In this city,
and subsequently, in Detroit where he succeeded Rev.
Thomas Carter.
The ship South Shore which cleared Saturday, 22d
rs from Boston for Madras, takes as passengers Rev.
tsspvan and p William wa Fierce Of portsmouth, NH
The Rev. M South, heretofore prominent Methodist
minister at Bowling Green KY, has joined the Baptist,
and was publicly baptized last week
The successor Of Rev Dudley a Tying, {who was sx.
preaching politics, 10 Rev. Mr.. Bean OF Harrisburg. BE
will the duties Of the rectorshp the LIST prox
Rev; Aoncars ?; Conway, tho Clergyman who was di:
ing anti slavery opinions, has been recently reA,hing
very acceptaby TO the people Of Cincinnati and Tues
day last invitation extended TO him 70 become the
pastor Of the First Unitarian church In that
city.
Rev. Walter Ayrault has entered upon his duties a.
rctor of St. Johns Canandaigua, N. Y.
On Sunday the 18th inst, st. Paul's church. 81
cu,e the Rs Rev the Bishop Of the docess admitted
the Nacouate Mr.. Stsphen Green Hayward The Bishop
preached on the OCCASION and administered the Holy
the Btssed Sacrament by the Rev kessrs Ashley and
Long.
We have the pleasure state that authentic informa
the Rev VIM. Ellis ct Tamstave, Madagascar.
Leaving Port Louis, In the Castro, on the 9th
s ec.,sn on sna, on sords n
from tn local authorities and foreign residents In fur.
tber prosecution OF hts important enterprise, Mr. Ellis
out for the capital the 5h Of August and every
preparation had been made for his accommodation on
the journey, and for his reception his arrivalEcan
ceiica Magazine
We read in the Sberborne journal that Lord Orfords
and heir (ord Wapoe) has been received into the
Romsn Cstho, church. 1t Far street chapel London.
The Bishop OF Poiaers has issued q pastoral letter,
giving that the Roman liturgy shall become
obligatory in his dioces srom the first Sunday In Advent
London paper says:-Rev: Mr.. Sturgeon intends
try his fortune again the Surrey Gardens he VIII
preach there Sunday Esd November, and the fol-
following Sunday these occasions taking the mornings
instead OF evenings supposng that in tae early part Of
the day there will not be such rush Of persons anxious
CURIOUS REASON PoR susPENDING RELIGIOUS SER
SERVICES.
correspondent OF the Boston Transcript, writes
from windsor. vermoDt tina, .sthe riae factory
which lately failed ~ Windsor, Vermont, for hall mil
on is ull Of excellent machinery, and has fret rate
water which ought not to remain dle" In conse
querce OF this calamity he says the Unitarian society in
this village VIII probably suspend its services.
THE rHigTY-NINH ARrIcLEs-THE REAL PRESENCE
PROTEST.
The Morning Chronicle publishes the following impor
We The undersigned, priests OF the one Cs,honc and
province Canterbury according TO the Book Of
Common Prayer, do hereby, in the presence Of Almighty
God and IN humble conformity with the tenor Of our or
declare as follows
l. We believe Tin the words used in the Book Of Hom
Ees) that "receve the body aud blood Of our Lord
Jesus Christ under the form OF bread and wine - and
with Bishop Cosn, that upon the words OF corsecra
ton the body blood OF Christ really and suostau
in q
ceive and all this, not after physical and sensual
but after heavenly and incomprehepsible manner OF
which STATE Bishop Cousin Gays, III confessed by
al civres /"
2 We believe in the words OF Bsbop Ridley THAT ,he
partakirgs OF Christs bodie OF his boude the
faithful and gode is the partaSlDge and Fellowship OF
LIE and o, immor!ate. And again, OF the bad and un
gcdlie 81. Paul plaine saeth thus-He that
eaeh OF this breade and drnketh Of this cuppe
he he guilty OF the bodie and bloude OF the Lord
He that and drnkcth unworthe eateh and drink
eth bis dsmnation, because he esteemeth not the
Lore bocie; that s he receveth net the Lords bode
With the honor that is due unto TO hym" Or with Bishop
Poynte that the Eucharist 30 far as sppsrtans !, Inc
Of the sacrament B truly the body and blood OF
ChI,t, truly divine and holy thing, when II was
taken by The unworthy while, however, they not
psr'skers OF ne grace and holiness, but eat and drink
We hold with Bishop Andrews that aChrsi himself
ne part 2. ,ns apar. ron ana ~o, MIN
ped. With whom sgrces Archbishop Bramholi: "The
sacrament to be sdored say the Council OF Trent that
Is formally, the body and blood OF Christ says
some your authors cay the sAme the Sacrament,
that IL abe sp, css Of bread wine say others ina,
deny
We therefore being con vinccd-
l. That the doctrine OF presence Of "the body
and blood OF Saviour Chrrt under the form OF bread
and wne has been upiformy held point OF faith 10
the church from the Apostolic times AM was accepted
py general councils ~ u also embodied 10 our formu
laries
Tha, the Interpretation OF Scripture most commonly
held In the church has been tna, the wicked although
they 'in wise partake o. Christ" nor spiritually
eat his esh and drink his blood ye, do in the Sacra
only take but and drink unworhily TO their
condemnation the body and blood OF Christ, wh;n
q Thai the practice OF worshipping Christ then and
there especially present. after consecraon and before
communicating, ha, been common throughout the church,
And moreover that the Thirty nine article. were In
tended to be, and are In harmony with the faith and
teaching OF the ancient undivided church:
opinion Of MS Grace the Archbishop Of Canterbury in the
Of D,ober Deniion as implies, directly or ind
rcy, that such We have cited above are rcpugnan 70
the coctrne OF the Thirty nine Articles.
And appeal from the said opinion, decision or sen
OF his Grace In the nrs, instance 10 free and law
Jul synod Of the Bishops Of the province Of Canterbury
the churches OF QUO communion, when sucn Dy Gods
BARTHOLOMEW. &C NJ. A., Perpetual Citrate of ST.
sESSErf' W j. f., MA. Vicar Of Frome
CERrER, THOMAS T., NJ A., Rector OF Clever,
eRuEsER, c. r., Incumben, Of ST. James, Hum.
sFArHcorE W BEADoS, B C L, Precenlor Of
salisbury Csthedrsl
HFNDERsoN, 7. NJ A., Prebendary OF st. Psus,
Vicar OF Messing.
KEBLE, JOHN, N. A., Vicar Of Hursley, wlnches
ter.
MALE. J. ", NJ A., sackville College.
PlUhkR, G. j., NJ. A., Rector OF Ertree, Winches
ter.
PoPHlM, J. l., W. A., Prebendary Of silisbury,
Rector 81 Chiffon Polliatt
PlsEY, y. d, DID,, Regius Professor Of Hebrew, Ca.
non OF Chrht church, oxford.
sCou, WILLIAM. 3. d Perpetual Cursie CT Chr1t
STUART 81. n A. Incumbent Of 81. Mary A.sd.
lene Munster street, IAndon.
WILLIAMS, ISAAC, D., sti,choombe Gloucester
shire.
wooDFoRD, J. r M. A, Vicar o, Kcmrs,ord, Gloa.
cesiershre.
YARD, B., N A., Rector Of East rorrington, with
wrsgby, Lincolnshire.
CASE OF ELoPExENr IN FARMrSeToN.-On Thurs.
day OF last week, gentleman ~ about twenty one
compsned by young lady OF eighteen both IRON Water
Vile Oh NJ the Stoddsrd House 10 Pennington where
xexc afrlx united In holy mailman