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There AIS number OF papers IN this city, nose os.


eh,be object taking care religion and the spiritual
wants the various sects of which they are the accre
dted organs They also attend very rgdly to all at
tacks upon their favorte creeds dogmas and de-
nominations as well those upon the bishops deacons,
elders &C., who preside over them Nor do they fail in


taking up the cudgels in defence OF their own editorial
dignity, when occasion requires Many OF them are
lame, feeble, and drag out miserable sckly exis
tence. We have been looking over those published
ye sterday and find in the Chrchlas. the recognized
organ Of the Bishops party another leader in favor Of
his reverence.


The Protestant CAmrchma,, of October 25th. having
declared in editorial article that the sentence OF the


late Episcopal Court, which suspended Bishop Onder-
donk has been declared good and legal sentence by


of the very best English civilians, &C. The editor
of the Churchan proceedsto show the allacy and
soundness of such opinion declaring that though the
civilians had declared the indefinite suspension good
and legal they could not have pronounced it under
the Constitution and Canons OF the American Church.
&c.


1--WE are happy to learn that the Right Rev. Bishop
has consented to comply with the request Of
the standing committee to perform Episcopal acts in this
diocese during the ensuing winter"


The New York Observer has several articles in rela
ton to the Ronge movement in Germany.


pSThe Feemas Journal and Catholic Register is gler


flying itself and going into ecstacies the ubsc Of the
removal from the office of Superintendent OF Common
Schools of its quondam friend DR.. Reese


Sr MARy's CHuRcH--St. Mary's Catholic Church, in
Fourth street between Walnut and Spruce, has been
elegantly reftted and beautifully painted reseo, by
Mr. Monaches the distinguished artist, and II is now one
of the handsomest churches the city Of Philadelphia


In the centre of the ceiling there painting thirty feet
by twenty, which represents the Assumption of the Vir
gin The panneed Compartments of the ceiling filed
with rich arabesques and at each Of the four angles
rich border, placed emblematc figures OF St Mark
ST. Matthew, St. Luke and ST. John Niched statues Of
the Saints admirably painted grace the walls, and give
a completeness to the adornment. Divine service will
be held in the church this morning, and the will
be preached by the Rev. Dir. Constantine Pse of New
York. There WILL therefore, be lecture in ST Peters
Church here this evening The will be resumed
on Sunday evening, 10th inst


SERMON AT Sr. PETERS CnURcH.-A sermon will be
preached in St Peters church. Barclay street. this
ing at half past 10 o'clock by the Very Rev Dr. Power
after which collection will be entered into for the be-
neft of the Theological Seminary OF this diocese.


The Truth Teller states. that Today been fixed for
taking the collection through all the churches of the
diocese in aid ofthe Chapel and Seminary at Ferdham


Constellation OF ST. PErERs sCATHEpRAL.--The son.
secration of this splendid Cathedral in Cincinnati
took place Sunday, the ID inst We understand that
upwards of 1000 tickets issued at SO cents each and
immense crowd attended in and around the building.
The ceremonies occupied some four hours and said
to have been imposing Archbishop Ecceston assisted
The delivered by Rev. Mr. McClusky, cOad-
jutor OF New York: Text, Psalms 81, L. O. and -
How amabe are thy tabernacles Lord of hosts My
soul longeh yea ianteth for the courts Of the
Lord: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living
God, Yea, the sparrsw hath found an house. and the
young thine altars Lord Of hosts my King and
my God Blessed they that dwell in thy house; they
be s Of r hr the Bhop
Purcell pronounced the benedction. The weather was
unfavorable.


in which the subject Of contest is the title to lot of
ground in Southwark The defendants hold under the
Second Presbyterian Church-the plaintiff is Bishop
kenrick of the Roman Church. and he claims purcha
at auction sale in 1886. receiving his deed from
Rev. Ezra Ely. The Second Presbyterian Church also
derives title from Dr. Ely but he alleges the sale to
them was conditional and that the condition has been
broken. The case is expected to 60 to the jury Mon
day.