The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

Penn gives the society the ground under deed Which
Of Friends unity with the London yearly Desdns, the
xburits body not having been Achnowsdgsd either In
TIE sessons so far have been quite spirited, in eouss
quepcs Of propositions having been made IN iAvor Of
YssS
York NoI tn c. ropa aud Irdana informing tbs Yearly
meeting that nness II vss PREPARED TO reus ne sssPs
decline further coyreeponeence.
GO PUECfUALLY TO CHURCH.
II thing be worth d. ing at all, 1t IL worth doing WELL
There hour appointedor the service u the
Sabbath to commence To have such an hour, and not
regard it. IL very childish TO say, quarter past
ten A. A., and under stand BY i. half past-so say half
& u,rg verbs IDLY, ard tamperisg with sense
and what is furious, with common conscience and
hons ssd meet !. en- the chme The tramp lat. ming
fee. the aises and along the annoy
snce to serious minded and has no tend
ency to sncty the minister 50 many heads are set
pivot turning well oiled westhercocks TO every gen.
tie blast from the opended or even every russe Of SILK
and musr that preacher oses the conatenancss of
bait his copgrep afcn when the interruption occurs
and is in Danger OF losirg his own counsenanoe and
late church. unless compelled by rigid necossty
which Every well bed person, TO take NO higher
rd ycu about to ,ase you had better conclude
not to come at all Mary people eason in mat way ior
10 so %aa
II you invited to dinner party at specified hour,
to stroll in hat an hour behind time, keeping the
company waiting yoor srdy arrival or puttog back ta
courses 70 begin with you It would BE- about
fHcult to- undicste the courtesy and propriety Of
der any from being runctua2 The whole Sabbath is
dviney set apart for this interest OF 70 ous cu-
There Is not hour oil 1t that 10 mot legir1mAAy
claimed for something connected with the souls spiritual
welfare. What other appropriation OF is conSecrateo
ho ana
lingering at the toiet-these sometimes OCCASION, but
surely cannot warrant.
THE CANADIAN BIsHoraIc OF KINGSTON SINGULAR
n
A6aicu,,y of very hiogular character has occurred
in reference to The appointment of clergyman TO- the
Hsiestys government been formed of the diocesa
Of Toronto appears that the Secretary OF state ZOE
for the OWN Of the bishopre the persons sub
scribrg hould have the nomination OF the hrst oshoP
ed themselves the required sum- upon the some
what singular condition that the clergy man selected
should not be Canadian and was Hssrwaros sgreeo
that the money should be handed to the Colon Score
ary together with the of the Rev Thomas hncks,
late Of Belfast and brother OF the recently ep
70 scoop. The bishoprc Kingston If he could be ap
pointed without becoming candidate or presenting HIM
Bsbo %, Of oropto insists uron the new bishop being
elected by his clerical aud IN order 70 accomplish
in an indirect manner. As neither party vi give way,
it Sc ems probable that no appointment nke place,
thai the whole AN smo o. o. me Sa MONEY
scrbed Mr. Laboucsere the Secretary OF STATE for the
Colonies, has sisn,fed his approval OF Mr.. h'ncks%
From the Manchester Examiner, April II
Copies extracts Of recent correspondence on colonial
church affairs in the diocsses Of Canada have feen pu
hshed On the motion OF the Right Hon. ". E Glad.
stoDe P. We her from this correspondence that
determined effort has been made BY the church party
In Cana6a acquire ard exercise the right of synodical
whsh a. the BIZ hop Of Toronto asserts The church has
tsins heir sipsnas ana aov.ness during their natu
raj and incumbt The subdivision Of the do
.0s s. to
Colonial efice, the 31st Il March, 1856, humble
address TO the Queen adeped in the Legislative Council
BY 70 to 80 voices) pray ing for the repeal OF such
Egih statutes a. impede the meeting o tbs cles-
gy and laity Of the Church Of England in synod and
that the choice of the bishops might be left 70
the choice Of the clergy and sity Of each do.ess The
Jet received the earnest and attentive con.idsraoD
Of her Majesty government The result Of the deibera
tons OF the cabinet at length communicated to
Sir E. Head BY Mr. Labouchere 10Th OF February
last Her hsjes3 'sRovefnmsnt suggested ON grounds
~. U.n.asp sssaturs 10 enable the ne%Sers
Of the church Of England In the province enjoy The
freedom sought $50 TAR the powers Of the said Legaa
ture extensed empowering them TO meet and to form
b and BY giving to the rules thereby
framed for the control Of church tsmpcraes and the
OF so much OF legal foIcs as might
Re absolutely requisite At ,he tine the Colonial
Secretary carefully tsclamed. the part CT the home
any nention or desire Of placing Chur,h
Of gland in privileged exclusive position in Canada
NUNS AND MONKS TO BE RELIEVED FROM THEIR
vows IN SICILY.
latter rom Rome, OF the 29sh ut in the Paris Uni
Some details respecting the Pors's brief of the 2eth Ja
mary last ter mcdAirg the Of what 10 called the
known. Tho points touched on three in number
the nudity Of marriage the nudity Of religious profss
dear sen IN Jesus Christ ferdinand the Industrious
10 comply with his wi,hes decides that the psi.
slsss Of contracting marriage At pFessn. confined the
DIS nrnu idoN Tho ho
really pCor But 10 such the suppicaon to be ad
dressed 70 The Holy See to forth exactly the poverty
them TO p ct the dslansstion and the rescrpt CON-
esdg the dspensaar is under pain OF nulty 70 make
Holy See, and Of the OATS which it is obtained AZ
to the nuily OF the religious essons, 1t s decided
the csube Of Trent, shall vsh to return e the World
must first Of ell petition the Holy See, then the Pope II
inquiry he finds there is sufficient reason 90 to DO
VIII refer the petition to one or bishops OF Sicily
be examined On the receipt Of report thereon the or
cinaIy his part will examine into the affair and win
subj tsd to another tribunal Of bishops II the two
reports agree, the monk may be relieved from
revised BY tsrsnt tribunals Of prelsses 10 90 to have
always two decisions In favor Of such relief As to the
atS s1i that ss
to the ferns Of public Judgment, parties whom they
sss o se n 70 the sovereign pon The
erd 10 AL aeuses, but II is first step which promises
others more decisive.
RELIGIOUS ExoIrEAENT AT THE HOLY sRRNEs.
The Paris Unre,s publishes the follow wing letter from
Jerni slem, Of the 18th March,
Tho holy places crowded with pilgrims from
all parts OF the world. The gious ceremonies Of tho
Passion week have parsed without the usual scands
Ious cor cts between the La ns and Creeks owinR to
the Of the latter The new Consulof
Spain has arrived at Ja and expected here under the
title OF Royal Commissioner His predecessor has yet
received eicia notice Of his removal aon The
Duke and Duchess Of Babsnt have several Cha
ritabe institutions Of the country with pec1niAry gifts
and have rent handsome snu box to the Chancellor Of
the well other presents to those no we're
attentive 10 them curing thsir late vsi. here After the
ceremony OF the solemn entry celebrated on the 18th
March, the greater portion Of the Catholic pilgrims were
present at the conservation OF the Marquis de Msrchs
as knight OF the Holy Sepushre Of the ancient orders
Of kDgnthood this perhaps the only that pre-
served strictly religious character Ali eyes we're 6xeA
on the swId whiss supposed to have belonged TO the
hheraor OF the Holy sepuchre, and with whioh the Pa
,rsch srds the receiver after having given him blow
on each shoulder Amongst the members Of this Order