The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

lCorresnondence of the Herald |
Correspondence of the Herald
Urea, Both Sept, 1874
TO The Cieygy--A Pastor wanted, good Salary, aud
Plenty Of Pick,ngs.


Urea, Both Sept, 1874
TO The CiegyA Pastor ranted, good Salary, and
Plenty Of Pick,mgs
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.
Being in want OF Pastor, III the Eighty.hrst
Presbyterian Church, in the city OF Utica, we have
thought proper to make your widely circulated and
valuable paper, the vehicle through which TO make
known our wants No clergyman, however, need
apply for the situation, unless he conform 10 the
following rules, viz
He must not preach against lying, DIS many OF us
are doctors, lawy ers, and merchants, and cannot
well dispense with that article perquisite in the
line OF our business.
He must never take any of the commandments
for his text, especially the seventh, lest it affect
some of the fathers in the church, or their chill
drea.
He must never preach against extoron or us,Iry.
as many OF the members Of his church are rich,
and want 10 cud their money TO the best possible
advantage.
He must pass over all the fashionable tollies and
vices OF the day, and preach 10 MS smooth things.
He must not visit the poor, sick or web, nor
supply their wants, either temporal or spiritual.
He must confine his visits to the wealthy part OF
The congregation, and never speak against dancing,
but attend all fashionable parties OF pleasure.
He must confne himself 10 preach on the sabbath
only, and not hold two or three evening meetings
d week, thereby drawing our clerks and servants
from our employment.
He must hold no monthly meetings 10 catechize
and instruct Our children, or the children OF the
poor, in religious or moral duties, our former
minister has made il his pleasure and duty to do
ImpantIng on their young and tender minds, ideas
OF God and his attributes, that time can nevererase.
He must allow the doors Of the church 10 be
opened at all times to the aboltionlss and all other
popular humbugs OF the day, SO that we may enjoy
variety, for variety IL the spice OF lite"
Since our present pastor has officiated, the poor
hoak alt Itr.n che 10 han, lie,
and great accessons have been made TO the church
from that class Of people. But as we are now de-
nominated the hddling and dancing party, since we
opened our doors TO Ole Bull, we intend TO carry
out all things in the spirit OF hiarty, and, if posi-
Bile, 10 fill the church IN time 10 come, with those
possessing sufficient taste TO appreciate the fine
tones of our organ.
Our present pastor leaves on the first OF Noyem-
ber after which we will be ready TO receive pro-
posals from any candidate that wishes to fill his
place. conforming to the above specifications, DC.
The salary is good-a fine house-two suits per an
num-besldes dresses for his wife and children.
BUSINESS IN NEW ORLEANs.-We see all around
u.s. every part OF the city, the most extensive and
thorough pepar atoms for TALL and winter business
rhe HINT broker grocer, mechanic and srtzan
ali preparing for the bustl' before them These graf
flying signs truly and while the good people Of these
various classes Of the community are getting ready Tor
the great rush, would merely hint that we too
making ourselves ready TO serve them ia our humble
way we would, therefore say that offer columns
~ who wish ADVERTISE and the cards Of those who
about removing as well hs those who contemplate
CONNIE nc ement in business amongst us, and others al
ready established will find conspicuous position in the
Picay une. We cannot promise 10 do work at New
York prices hut able 10 execute all orders
whether for job work in advertising on terms az
honestly afford. Our friends and
the public generally therefore solicited TO favor
with their patronage, and while may receive Just
compensation for the the advantage them will
an hun ired.fod Advers, nts In this paper seen
and read-n0t az home only, but through the whole
country.-N O. Fteoylne. OF
HEALTH or THE CTY.--In our paper yesterday
we said that there six deaths by yellow fever
al five O'Clock the previous evening This shows an IN
OF deaths, and might 20 TO show TO strsngeHs
sign Of increase Of sickness Tho latter IL not tho
case such weather have had for some iour or ve
days and have although OF the uost hcaithiui KIND
of itself naturally bound 10 operate unavorapy upon
hose already SICK The change was sudden and severe,
and would the city predsposed TO any thing like an
epid. mic produce IL at once such o. we have sad,
wed BE- the consequence IN the natural course OIL thin8,
Of sudden muiabity In the temperature ~ THIS season
be vear especinlly Then, instead oil apprehension OF
.,cLness or the outbreskiug Of an epidemic, nav
alv alter ourselves that all danger for this year
nas,y WE have heard from different persons that there
bas been frost here already, and believe 10 he trueN
O. Pic, Oct
huLrprsM AND TBURpfR.--There was heavy
thunder shower experienced 10 this vicinity yes
,erdsy morning. At Newburgh barn belong ing 20 Mr.
Benismin Newcomb was stuck End entirely consumed
OF lther with oil its cor nts OF hay and gram The re
sewers OF Mierb doctrine have fixed up this day foI
he nhl destruction oil the world and had recently stated
heir belief that tbunderngs and lishinipgs would
he felt yesterday. The vividness Of the lightning we
increased the Joy Of several Of them, snd they e
quite the truth of c doctrine wa about 10 DO 70
slired Bs~s~ Wig, Oct, 10