The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18


Orsood) have resolved to dispose OF the property and
erect another mp town They are negotiating for Eve
lots on The ws. side Of the city above street
The present edce viii not be sold for than $50 000
On the 14tb ps ct Salisbury Mills Mass Rev. Robsr.
Chase rector elect Of St. Lukes church. admitted
to the holy order Of priesthood in the Protestant Epsso
pal church by Right Rev Aanton EAstburn D D., Bishop
of the diocess Of Massachusetts,.
The church St. Paul street, in Rochester for
msry occupied pie cons1esssions society h.: bssn
terrain eenominsticn.
Rev. L. Rice has taken the pastoral Of the B.pes.
church at Antwerp, Jefferson Co., Ny.
Rev. A. Lilly has taken charge Of the Presbyterian
church at Silver Greek, N. Y.
Rev. j. Guernsey. late Of Dubuque Iowa. and formerly
of Derby, Connecticut. has made temporary arrange
ment to suppl, The vacant pulpit in Woodbridge.
OUTRAGE BY ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST.
We take the following from the York (Pa Rsp.lican
Of the 7ih insy.:-The priest officiating Ut ST. MarSs
Catholic chapel German In the south ward, took o.;
Of them bers CT his congregation. The sons, indg
DaDt at such conouct TO their eyed parent called ~ his
residence and resented the outrage The sons appeared
at their accustomed place at St. Marys chapel in the
pew they had paid for at the afternoon servics Sun
Cay last. No sooner had they made their appearance
how.ver than the priest attempted eject them from
sanctuary with violence which resisted by them,
when general melee ard 'fres fight" ensued 10 whca
this ccIg,teAion joined, whit 81 battered heads and
b!oldy Resulted therefron. The citizens In that
section of the town called the spot by the multi
bath day. Officer Warren and others had busy time
Money morripe in arrestrg the participants priest
appear the OF Court OF Quarter Sessions
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH AT INDIANAPOLIS. 80
from the mirisiry L. r. Harlan charged with laundering
Bishop HsmlMe was stained by vote Of 1S9 to g.
DR.. McCir took, from the Committee ON Revivals pre-
scented eport i'll which ii recommended that thst
psIt be Discipline entitled of the Band Societies" be
struck also that the word Glands" and all slusns
thereto be struck out ron every other part OF the Wci
pine THIS was laid
The decision New jersey Conference in elhug
n stkey was reversed la members voting for the re-
Mr. Bangs from the Committee Temporal Economy,
reported the folIovDR:-
Teoyed That the Discipline relation support minis
have ter allow ssed b. The Emsns
h.pss s erisirs 10 that subjae. be srctsnou - : 800
Tn was laid over under the rue
MIR. Hsmilton offered the FOL ewing in part report
frcM u e Committee on Missions:-
The Missionary Comm iee beg leave report, in part, viz
the eSr M 80 us of The s
or Liberia sisaten Cone,src zee il africa.
ol.rs who .ssl iesas in on s western
@ Il n Gr m TIE b "a ehusbs
shall M be un er the supervision Of The Methodist Episcopal
ke,oved That In case suitable man cannot be found dur
we
horz the Liberia annual confer under the arec
= present. ss:isa By cc1.sspondss sscre.sSy
cn an sG him % ne
% %: & or any s % % %
parchment ordn that his Epicopa jurisdiction express
[Correspordencs o. the Cincinnati Gazette
lNDIANAPoIIs Wednesday, May a. 1856.
Rev. Mr.. WILSON, OF Baltimore, chairman of the Com.
nit tnersncy. reported this morning sgainst
tending tie time for stationed to three years.
R.v. Joln A. Collins, Rev henry scer and Rev. Mr..
Griffith, Of the Baltimore Conference all spoke agatust
extension of the ZINE. They were strongly opposed
TO sny change.
the report be reconmtd with instructions to report in
favor Of ex enson Of two to three years.
Messrs kYEgsON and JONES, delegates from the Canada
Conference both spoke in favor Of tbs change They
had ex'enosd the Time in Canada and were highly
pleased with the result In doing they had followed
the exam pie AND Recommendation Ct the British Con
Their prosperity had been greater since the
change than heore and they their erty
part TO it. They sptloslsed for obtrudipe their
upon the body, but their the common bro
,herhood Of ,be great Meth odist family
Mr.. CARTWRIGHT OF Illinois, DISTINGUISHED and some.
what man, spoke against the charge. he said
1t might work well enough in the East, where preachers
had great stock of divinity and could preach year after
they had sufficient supply hand to try this plan
yet. In fact, he did not believe their stock In the
ate an snecdoie That threw floods Of light on the sub
iect-0nee, when member Of the MtssiSnsry Commit
&C. bad been bis sgy 70 travel East n New York
used up. They told HIM that they had been there so
tpg that they had preached at everything they knew in
the world. He said he couldn't presoh unless they paid
him IT, for hs business Of the committee it
was not bis duly to preach. and he Wouldn't do It for
nothing But they hard up that they insisted,
finally sgreed give him IS Sermon and for this
price be ore acbed all for them He had been
robbed the road and this very conveniently to
ep enish his purse and he got besides from New
York to Albany Here he appealed to brother In the
Conere for the truth Of the statement He said he
Rad splendid sermon to preach to these New York
ccDgregah oIs-he was not prepared but then
he could not be taken by surprise, for he was
born In that fix. No Methodist preacher could
| IL bis business to load and fire every time
they few; TO be always cocked and primed to
take I'M the wing. Preachers might talk about their
popularity with certain congregatons-he knew al about
this popularity. He had just much OF it AZ he could
wear, and be knew hipg-t WAS the most trouble
some thing he ever did have it was terribly fatal
plant in their chuYch He had seen good many car
ried off by il. He bad the symptoms of the big
fesc ard the stiff neck coming many young preach
End he had rever known one that good for any
th,ns Afterwards He described in humorous way how
petitions got fer return Of certain ministers to
and thought the sdopion OF the proposed
change woud create desire t. fish for these petitions
Bis speech numerous throughout and excited fire.
! qusnt laughter.
Mr.. DURBIN moved 10 substitute for Dir. Kernedys
amendment that the committee be instructed to report
in OF continuing preachers for period not exceed
irg three years when requested BY the gregaon
/ erd approved by the Bishop Of Conference
sey Nh FUZZY, OF Cincinnati Conference, had the hoor
At IL O'Clock, the horr OF adjournment. vote was
called for ard Brother Finley offered to give way for IL
but the Conference decided IL not ready for the vote
yet. number Of members anxious to speak on it.
The Eastern members urging the change but the Ma
| ry)snd, Virginia and Western members oppose it.
Brother Finley Will continue the debate ut the opening
| Of Conference tomorrow morning
Professor McCintcck left this morning, called home by
| The sickness Of his wife.
| CASE FOR ORSITHoLo0IsTs.-AN EAGLE
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