The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-14

bishop GO 500 salary, olo cathedral establishments
IS (church chaDains with aries Of f2o56 and tw)
Inc allow anoes TO Romanist priests wore ooo IN .ne
Bombay Presidency there was prelate with t!,5oo
salary 1896 cathedral establishments 20 aharch Of Eag
land ohaplains, with salaries Of flS936 and two "krk
chaplans, with stipends of f2 DIG togeshorJ
MORMON INFATUATON-IDBAS OF A MORMON
WOMAN.
Prom the Providence Journal March
We have seen letter from Of the Gs<mon woruer>
at Saf Lake CITY, written TO her daughter IN this vcmy
She describes her situation these very comfortable
and writes with fua confidence Of the security OF tho
sans under the protection of hs prophet she scouts Tho
idea thai they Can be harmed by die United States troops
IeFect you have heard the loudtalk Of Uncle Sans
great big army comng up 70 kill TIE SANTA
Now. you did but know how the saints rejoice At the
There aboufour thousand tho border OF our Ter
ritory with Blk hun drcd wagons naked mule to oaw
Tho men are sitting in tho Snow, about hunered and
fifteen miles from U.s. vir On thpee crackers day and
three quarters OF pound OF besfa week.
Thus, you see the old prophets words fulfilled:
"Mhoever shau light against non shall porish.'
Tue time ia very near when one man shall chase thoe-
sand and ten shall put thousand fight Zion IL free;
she Ia hid In ono OF the chambers OF the Lord.
Wo are free poople.
We DO not fear Uncle Sans soldiers.
We only fear our Father In heaven,
We are learning his Commandments, every day, from
bis prophet asd am determined 10 keep them.
you were here and could hear the prophets voice "a
do and hear the lion OF the Lord from the noun
tans do and know bow the scourge Of the Lord
is upon the gentes, You would flee to the mountains,
The time has come when the Lord has called all the
eide RS home, and commanded them 10 bind up the law
and seal the testimony.
They are now coming homo as ias, a. possible.
What comes Lexty
The Judgment hail storm thunder, lghtnng pestenoe
war; they that will not take up tho sword against
their neighbor mus. fee to Zion ior safety
Will you come OH my dear chldienf
There is much more of the char actor. We have
copied this show the strength aud character Of the de
fusion that prevails In Utah.
AN OLD CHURCH DESTROYED RY FIRE.
The old Episcopal trinity church at Woodbridge,
n. j.. destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon, Feb T.
The re broke abouha past O'clock in the 70 },
the having caught fire from defective stove
pipe. We that the pulpit auppbed by clergy
from Railway, who arrived t, osciae in the after
noon services just after the fire broke out is said that
this the o!oeat Episcopal choYch edifce in the State
having been built in 17t4lc4 years ago. We learn from
whiteheats Contributions to DIST Jersey History" that
Trinity congregation formed in I'LL, the Rev. Mr.
Vaughan OF Elzabethown, holding monthly services in
house belonging 70 Benjamin Daaham for four or five
for the Of the congregation which did not flourish for
many years thereafter IN consequence OF the inability OF
the congregation TO support clergyman only few FAM
lice IN moderate circumstances being connected with the
church. For number OF years the building aforesaid
"without either floor glass; and although divine
service sometimes performed IN IL afterwards, !.
Subsequently the visits OF Clergyman became less
frequent, and finally ceased entirely for period of
upward Of twenty years. In 1852 the church began
again to be favored with the missionary visits Of
Rev. Mr. Chandler Of Hzabehtown, who oiciated about
nterveI ing Sundays James Parker ocat "a lay reader
to the general satisfaction OF the congregation" The
church flourish although the gregaton did not
number for many years more than fourteen families on
the average The charter of the congregation grant
ed December g. 1862 During the revolution all services
in the church stopped. " After the Revolution,
Woodbridge only visited occasionally by missionaries
OF the Protestant Episcopal church, and natural
sequs nee both the temporal and spiritual interests OF the
congregation suffered In 1910 such the dlapidated
OF the church that the Convention OF the diocese
appointed committee TO its repair, which done
in the of the year. through the agency OF Mr. Da
mel Terill Of Elizsbethtown From that time till 1880,
the Rev. james Chapman, of Perth Amboy oicated from
time TO time; ard during 1878 and lSip, the Rev. j. H..
Cumming also gave the parish portion Of his
From 1880 TO 1870 the Rev Vim. Douglas had charge OF
it, connection with st. James Pscatavay and from 1910
n ls4l TIE Rev Frederick Oglby From lS4l 10 1872
the Rev. HANDLE j. Leacock minered 10 the parish and
from ls43 the present time S56) the Rev James Chap
performed missionary services within II, but the
CATION has rather decreased in numbers than other
| wise, with the lapse of years"