The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10

EPIscOPAL.
! 81. Pauls Church, corner Of Chest
nut and First Streets--Rev. III. w
Spalding, Rector. Services at l0l
AN. and 2 Pm. sunday School,
] Am. Mission Sunday School on
Eighth Street, 3 PM. Services dur
| ing the week w ednesday, 7P.M.d
The Southern Conyocationi of the
Diocese of Indiana will meet in St
Paul's Church, in this city, onWednes-
day aud Thursday, 2lst and 22d inst
The opening service will be at 10l
AM, "Wednesday, with morning prayer,
sermon, and holy communion. Terre
Hante, Worthington, Vincennes. Van
derburgh, Evansville, and Cannelton
are in this Convocation. 4a
CoNFIRMArIoN The Bishop, Co
adjutor Of the Diocese, has notified
the Rector Of st. Paul's Church that
he will (D.V. administer the apos-
tolic rite Of confirmation during the
session Of the Convocation on the 2lst
and ed inst The Rector will be glad
to converse with persons who may be
thinking or DESTROYS Of confirmation,
and will preach on the subject on
Sunday evening next. aa1,l ia
ONO. THE Rev. j. III Rylance,
rector of 50. Paul's Church, Cleve.i
land, has received a call To Trinity
Church, Newport, Rhode Island. qat
In aland like ours, where every
thing around us il recent in its char
aeter, it is interesting TO note, oeoa-
sidnally, something that tells of a
compdrafice antiquity. Weare led 10
make this remark, from tho fact that
the above named church was built az
long ago az A.. I'D. 1893. Bishop
Berkeley preached there, while
visiting the new Colonies; and
ia the year a 1923, presented
the organ, which il still in use, and
upon whose front the fact stands re-
corded. 0qiolaq g4f
We are happy TO learn that the
clergy of Northern Ohio have form
ed themselves into a Conyocation, to be
called the Convocation Of Cleveland.
May this auspicious movement be one
step towards the ultimate erection Of
new See? ea144b 3d q
The above ConvocatiOn was TO meet
I'd. VI in St. Johns Church, Cuya-
hOga Falls, on the 18th and 2eth of
September. The Rev. Il. b. Wells,
of gainesville, is the Secretary
Am On. .hml 4s HlH Ii
We learn from the Detroit Free
Press that the Rev. VIM. Il. Armi-
tage, ID. d., will BIO consacratedl AS
sistnnt Bishop of Wisconsin. at ST.
Johns Church, Detroit, on Thurs
day, December 9th, Bishop Kemperr
of that Diocese, acting as Consecra-
ting Bishop. An invitation will be
extended TO the clergy of Michigan
and adjoining States to be present.
IL is expected that the following
Bishops will assist at tho consecra-
ton: Bishop Potter, of New York;
Bishop Coke, of Western New York
Bishop kerfoot, of Pittsburgh;
Bishop Clhrkson, of Nebraska; Bish-
op Talbot, of Indiana; Bishop Whip
pie, Of Minnesota; Bishop Lee, Of
Iowa and Bishop Whitehouse, Of
Illinois. ! aalnGnm IN nu'1t
SourHERN ITEMs.-The Convention
called in North Carolina for the cleo
ton Of an Assistant Bishop has been
indefinitely postponed, DIR, II. ). Ma
son, the President of the Standing
Committee, having received o letter
from Bishop Atkinson, stating that
his health has so improved that he no
longer considers his case one contem-
plated by the canons relating to a ssis-
tant Bishops. At the same time there
seems TO be an insuperable obstacle to
the division OF the Diocese, in the
fact that there are not fifteen self
supporting parishes" in any Que sec
ton Of which d new Diocese could be
made. t,oy
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