The New York herald., 1864-11-06

aDg the Scriptures the valley Of the Eneadina Italy
Two additional @ c,por,surs were appointed for Brazil.
Wutrscted dlscussiiD was bad ON eecroty uing the
Avaoc fcrip,uros aod after thorsusb invesiigattDn
WIS unanimously decided 90 unasseuke the work Tho
Board voted O. prepare four sets u r may
be, and Others Circumstances may demaGd and tho
iinsncisi copditvon OF lhe soosesy permit.
PROCESS or rHg WESLEYAN CHURCH IN AUS
TRALIA.
In the course Of the ceremony Of ayng tho foundation
etoae new wesleyan church in the Punt road, PraA
rau, near Me'bourhe Australia, Angus, Id. bis Excel
iency Tue Governor made tbe following sstsnenls NJ
the roses o. ine NeS cyan cLnrcb IN this co,ouysne
iound ih & IN the ysar s4l the whole population OF the
colony amounled "a about twenty Thousand, and the
number Of Neseyan Metbodsts ddDoi exc cd six hun.
died and h'ty. Ten afterwards tho population hd
increased 10 about uineiy seven thousand Ave Thousand
whom wssleyans. members u the Wesleyan
deoon1alsh bad increased by 1861 20 about forty Ave
Thousand siA hundred or semethlng under Que.
tanth OF the entire population TIE nnmoer N
churches aud chsres had by 1874 nine nm
ored aUd eighty Bire whcn three ndred and eeSen
teeo oeonged TO ihe Wesleyan body wb'o tpe propor-
ulp ~ Wes.eyens oniy about one ten,h OF the
propery, or IN II decreased hberav had enabled them
10 erect one Third % ,ne whole nulsber OF places Of
worship bmlt AMONGST the structures er cted BY the
wesleyan body there were many hsn which 1T womb 20
rap ssible 10 ind any moe Calculated 20 adofn weathy
cy Whine the thFea other large religious denominations
hal uoi erected more places OF yorfhp than were neces
sary 30 accommodate sixteen, twenty seven and thirty
i've per cent isspectively q their congregations he
weseya body had erected chucnes sufficient three
ihons,n persons than iDe tta number OF their
members.
CATHOLIC esNsRALs m THE UNION .. ARMY
Tho following ~ partial list of tne Cathoc Union
generals who have servedio this war
Eaior General VIM. RosecranA
MAJ General Quincy A. Gilmore.
MAJOR General George {. Meade.
Malor General r. U. G. Ord.
MAJOR General Philip II. Sheridan.
MAJOR General John G. Foste'
Major General George Stoneman.
MAJOR General James Shields.
MAJOR General Daniel L. Sickles.
MAJOR General David s Stanley.
Major General John Newton
~ Major General Alfred Peasanton.
I Major General Richardson.
Major General joseph B. Carr.
Major General Il. j. Hunt.
Brigad,er General Th0mas-F Francis Meagbey.
Brigadior General Michael Cercoran
Brigadier General Thomas w. Sweeney.
Brgadier General Patrick Edward Conner.
Brigadier General NJ &. Law.er
Brgadier General Thomas Ewing Jr.
Brigadicr General Hugh Ewing.
Brgadler General Regis de Trobriand.
BrgadieE General Thomas c. Devn.
Brgadler General Charles r. Stone.
Brgadier General r. w Sherman
Brgadier General Alfred N. Dufle
Acting Brigadsr General Jamcs E. kaloue.
Acting Brgadisr General Patrick Fl. ORourke.
Acting Bsigadier General M. T. Donahue.
Acting Brigadier General James A. MuDigau.
Acting Brig adler General Florence H. Cornyn.
Acting Brgadier General Stephen McGroariy.
Acting Brgadisr General Richard Byrues.
Acting Brigadier General Patrick Kelley
Acting Brfgadier General Mathew Murphy.
THe NEW CANADIAN CoNYBpBEACY IN A pEHtMrNA.
TIONAL POINT OF VIEW.
Tne following statement Of the religions OF the
inhabitants OF the British American provinces, as
shown tho last