The New York herald., 1869-01-17

Southern denomination appealed. rms decision Of
the court Indicates the late Of many similar cases.
the consecration or the Rev. DR.. Lttle0hn IL ap-
pointed to' take place at the church of tho Holy
Irinity. Brooklyn, on "wednesday, the a7th inst. At
YORK has been % desenafed as the ppesSns bssop
Ss % ssps ss been e gea e Es% .ss ss snn
wanna. Nebraska, Maine and Oregon are also ex-
pected 70 be present, and possibly others mis-
ton win probably be held in the evening Of the same
day, at the same church, at which addresses may
Mr. Frederic Hicks graduate Of ST Adams ssi. coi.
iege In lsol, was lately ordained at Bennington
fins LID, preached the sermon. and the ordaip.
ing prayer was offered BY Rev. ]. d. wickham D. d.
It Is stated that the unitarans have now seven
places OF worship IN Boston where the seats are all
the Religious Telescope Of last week reports re-
tive dearth Of such awaRenings this winter. .
Shaw Loo the Burman convert who graduated
oR sis ns a. e ana
70 qualify himself for mission work among his coun
@ @trvmen recently visited MsndeIay, the capital Of
bnrman i an ana received very nsttering welcome
Rev. ]. seiia Martin. was installed pastor Of the
Washington. on che Goth ult.
Rev. RUFUS p. Wells, Of Gilbertvile Mass, was in,
stalled pastor Of the Congregational church In South
The Presovtertan knows church where the choir
Is paid $4,000, and the contribution to domestic mis-
Rev. R. D. Harper, d. d.. OF xenia, Ohio has been
elected President Of the Alabama University at Tus
calOosa.
Rev. Robert A. Dawson has received the unan
nous mo- call from the First Presbyterian church Of
Westchester, N. Y.
Rev. Simon Cotton. D. D., died at his residence in
Asheboro N O., on the 27th ult in the eightyfourth
The Baptiss report thirty or forty converts In Ar
cade. n. r.. and afty-nve In Sugar Grove, Ky.
Among the Freewill Baptists Of StarksbOro, Vt,
late theatre meeting In Cincinnati under tine
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
was conducted wholly by men connected with the
There are not few straightlaced worsnippers who
win fully agree with Bishop McIlvane In the opinion
'sThe performance Of n0rid anthems and the weary
and duets, In words which might as well be P0tta-
watt0mie as far as any understanding Of them Is
concerned, Is nuisance quite intolerable."
sThe Sin OF the Day. which sin is shown to be COM
munion in the afternoon, or after partaking Of .
meal N
whom 100000 are Roman Catholics, and not over
$4,000 are connected with evangelical churches.
series OF free religious SERVICES Is announced to
sChrstianity,n Interpreted by modern Thought and
experience. The opening discourse will be preached
by the Rev. Dr. Bellows whose eloquence and learn
fai to interest ana profit his hearers Other eminent
preachers win follow in turn. The seats free,
and all persons are invited.
discourse will be delivered at ST. Patrick's cathe
dral by the Most Rev. DR.. McCloskey, Archbishop OF
New York, Sunday, the oath inst, at eight O'Clock
r NJ for the benefit OF the poor visited by the MEM
to the cathedral. The following is taken rom the an
nua report OF the society for NE year ending Janu
ary !, 1S69:-Amount expended on the poor,
s2,52s 50; visits made to the poor at their homes,
and many children protected and cared for, and
other works Of charity known only to God.