The New York herald., 1864-07-17

on the front and the party platform On the
back Of the envelope. This is q novel method
Of circulating party Documents but We
think the Sanitary Commission, as mo
party institution. would do well to keep out
Of tho business.
Rsligious IntsIiigencs. s.s
-r s~ .9 SERVICES TODAY.
The Rev. Gonzalves. chaplain in the United States
Army, win preach in the Fiftieth street Presbyterian
church cev. DIR. Bes), between Broadway and Eighth
avenue at half past ten A. and quarter eight n
Subject OF DISCOURSE "Experionces In the Army"
Professor Schmidt. from tho Norwegian University,
State Of Iowa, win preach at halfpast two p NJ a. the
Evangelical Lutheran church, OF Ninth street and
avenue B. All swedes. Norwegians and Danes are
pectfuly invited TO attend se
Al the Church or the Resurrection. Thirty nfth street.
near Sixth avenue the Rev. =. o. Fagg, rector will
preach morning and evening" Morning service st half
past ten A. evening service at quarter TO eight
The congregation Of the Canal street Presby terlen
church win meet for Divine worship the City Assembly
Rooms, No. A46 Broadway at half.past ten A. M. and
haif past three r. N.
The Rev. Alex R. Thompson will preach at the rooms
OF the New England Soldiers Relief Association NO. 1e4
Broadway. at halfpast three O'Clock p n. the public
Divine service will be held BY the Church Of the Holy
Trinity. In Rutgers Institu,e Fifth avenue, between
Fcrtyhrst and Forty ysecond streets. at haif-pss ten
A: NJ and Eve o'clock p. NJ The Rev. John A. Aspnwall
will preac In the afternoon.
The Rcv. +. @ Ever will repeat by request. in Christ
ins s o ss
Means OF Graco to the Nation" Service 70 commence
at eight O'Clock.
! At tho Christian splrltani church, o5 Sixth ayeous
there will be inspiration preaching at ten A. d. aud
three and eight O'Clock p N.
''The Destiny of the worIdp viii be the subject or
discourse by s. S. Snow "the Messenger" at three P.
4 Nj.
At Union Halt Of Twenty Third street and
Broadway, Elizabeth, the test trance and clairvoyant
medium viii discourse at half past ten A. NJ, thTeo and
| hal.-past seven T. 81
| In st. Ann's church. Eighteenth street Fifth
avenue, Tho Rev benjamin will preach at tho three
quarters past seven and half past ton A. aud hfpast
two 2. services he latter bong for the deaf mutes)
and the Rev. A. Boomer Hart will preach at tho three
| quarters past seven T. NJ service. Seats free.
! TIE ESSAYS AND REVIEWS DIscUssIOH-IMP0RT.
| ANT AcTIos OF TUE AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Judgment or an ecclesiastical court OF the English
church awarded IN February last relieved Rev. Dr. vii
liams and Mr. Wilson, two of the writer's cf the famous
essays and Reviews of the charge of heresy but the
decision not agreed by many OF the English clergy.
The Archbshops OF Canterbury aud York and Rev. Dr.
Pusey and Others have published declaration drawn up
at oxford and expressing herdissent with tho decision
and their firm belief the entire inspiration OF tho
Scriptures and the declaration has received eleven
| thousand signssures.
similar one has been drawn up In this country. and
has been signed by twenty OF the Episcopal bishops
| Of this country. it's as follows;-
DEcLARArioS.-We, the undersigned, bishops aud cler
gymen of the Protestant Episcopal church n the United
States of America hold II TO be bounden duty 70 the
to declare firm belief that tho said church,
with our own and the whole Catholic church. maintains,
authority the whoo ouonca Scriptures !.
not only containing. but being the word Of God and
% Ss .au
| s1ife' OF the righteous, /" is everlasting
T. c. Browasii, Bishop Of Conneciicut and presiding
John H. Hopkins, Bishop OF Vermont.
e Smith. Bishop Of the church In the diocese
Charles P. McIlvaios. Bishop o. Ohio.
Jacks % Kemrcr, Bishop Of Wisconsin.
Samuel A. McCoekry, Bishop Of Michigan.
" ,;Ia II psl.nssy M sg Bishop 81 % q Western Ne. Yors
Manton Eastburu, Bishop OF Mass achusstta
Carlton Chase, Bishop OF New Hampshire.
Hora,io soathgate. Bishop
George Burgess, Bishop OF the diocese OF Maine
George Uphold, Bishop OF Indiana
| :; williams Assistant Bishop Of Connecticut.
Hcnry J: Whiteh0use, Bishop or Illinois,
| II. Potter Bishop of New York.
W. II. Odenhemer. Bisho, OF Now Jersey
@. T. Bede Assistant Bishop OF tho diocese OF Ohio
Henry Peaiamin whppe, Bishop Of Minnesots.
loseph Talbot, Missionary Bishop OF the Northwes
Bishop Nottingham OF Maryland declines sgn the
declaration and in letter to Rev. J. H Hopkins, Jr.,
Frst-whie mos. cordially and entirely concurrinq in
every word following the word declare" In printed
duty to tho Church Of England ireland, the souls
Of men to declare viz at the time and in the manner,
otherwise than in regular and lawful synodi-
cal action duly and regularly instituted to afrm and
| pubish dogmatic decrces.
stance precedent OF exceedingly dangerous
quence, against which, . member OF the American
Epscopate IL is M bounden duty TO make solemn pro.
test No part OF doctrine discipline would be safe
should the collective voice Of the church DO thus disn
rated and superseded By private canvassug and
atcd ind lduai action under OF the apprehcu
sion Of being exposed to the odium OF making facous
opposition TO an assumed general mind and will
The Christian Tiacs OF last week says that commit.
tee including Rev. Nr. Hopkins, Rev. Morgan Dix and
Rev s. H. lying, lr, has been formed 70 receive the
names OF the Episcopal clergy throughout the country
and append them 10 this declaration.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At an ordination held In All Haow's College, Drumou-
dra Ireland Sunday June g. the Most Rev Dr. whelan
conferred the order OF priesthood the following
geutlcmeD:gev. Andrew Broderick, Chicago Rev
Peter Hami, Boston; Rev. Thomas Hudson, Monterey
Mexico Rev Patrick scanlan, san Francisco and Rev
Charles hcGauran Dubuque.
Miss Olympia Brown has Installed a. pastor or the
Uniyersalist church at Weymouth, Mass.
The Rev Charles Cleveland many years been the
Oldest clergyman In poston In active service His ninety
second birthday was appropriately observed In the
Springfield street chapel, in that city.