The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-29

meeting at considerable length as did also several Of
the clergy and sity, and the Rev. Ernest Hawkins So
cretsry Of the society.
The Globe states that the late Thomas Clarkson
in Deaconi orders.
The Jwisa Chronicle states that 10000 Russian Jews
are about to settle in the Holy land.
Mary. Burlington, N. j., was laid by the bishop Of
the diocese Tuesday the nth inst The procession
moved from the old church at o'clock, headed BY the
Episcopal robes with the following clergy in surpses
The Rev. Drs Boyd and Ducachst Messrs. Ogilby
and Moorhouss OF Pennsy lvania the Rev Dr. Haight.
and Messrs Carter ynton and Lsbagh, of New York
the Rev. Hobart williams: Of Rhode Island and Mssss
Franklin, Lybrand Braden, Yer Mehr and Passmore, Of
New Jersey. A large assembly of the lsiy followed,
Marys Hall The usual ceremonies took place on reach.
ing the 81 ound The address was delivered by Bishop
and Prayer Book The church is to be cruciform, with
central tower and spre and porches and will be built
Of dark brown stone Mr. Upjohn Is the architect.
The Norrisopn (Penn) Register says that ON We'd
nesday Of last week, the Rev Henry Gerhard of Hat
field township in that county came to his death in sud-
vehicle and discovered that he had put on the wrong
bliN halter, and endeavored to change 1t, whom the
he was crushed between wheel and he gate post He
walked to the house short distance and expired in
about ten minutes He was in the A6h year Of his age
II is stated in the Morning Chronicle, the authority
of letter from Leghorn, that new constitution Is
to be granted by the Pope at the beginning of Noven
De 20 Sa%prss ~h the
sembled at Rome every two years The seculsrizsion
Of the higher Offices !. said to be dsfsrr account Of
the opposition to it. national guard to be organised
both in Rome and in the provinces The feeling in favor
of the Pope continued undated throughout the Pentid
cal d0minions
CLERICAL CHArcEs.--Ths Rev. VIM. Corbyn from
church, 81 Louis, Mo- The Rev. W. j. CLARK. to VIII.
s 10 M
Wyatt, from Havro de Grace, to Christ church, Cam
bridge, Dorchester county Md. The Rev. p. Nanniug
stryker to St. Peters church, Lihgow, Duchess
county, NY
The Rev Richard s. storrs. jr installed pastor Of
introductory prayer offered by the Rev sprsgus.
Of the Free Congregational church in Brooklyn SER
Dr. storrs Of Brantrse Mass father Of the pastor elect
charge TO the pastor by Mr. Blsgden Of tho Old South
SHurGh mi right hand Of By ksv Mr.
the people BY Dr. Lansing Of the Free Congregational
Church in New York.
On wednesday evening, Nov .. Rev. r J. Tinlow
Lancaster county, Penn Rev. Mr. Boggs presided and
proposed the constitutional questions Rev Mr. Owen
Nair gave the charge to the pastor and the Rev Mr.
Wallace to the people.
At Sanford, Me- the Rev Jacob C. Gosswas installed
on the 18th inst over the church and
cety in that place Invocation aud reading of the Scrip
lures by Rev Loring ofLebanon Introductory prayer
pastor by Rev. J. w Eliingwood Of Bath; instsiling
prayer by Rev Mr.. Allen OF South Berwick right hand
offsllowship by Rev Mr. Orr Of Alfred address the
church and people by Rev Mr. Cressey of bunk;
concluding prayer by Rev. Mr. Loring, Of shspleigh.
Oct 9Th, Mr. Grout Of Brattleboro', ordained at
Springfield as missionary to the heathen The services
Of tie occasion ollows-In alton and read
ing Of the Scriptures by Rev Butler, of Windsor;
mon by Professor E. Park of Andover, from Acts
as" is more blessed to give than to receve"[the
usefulness Of missions TO those who sustained theml
dain ng prayer by the Rev R F. Lawrence Of Clare
mont; charge by Rev j. d Wickhsm, of Burr semins-
ry; fellowship by Rev Lsthrop Taylor, of Springfield
benediction by Rev. l. Grout The occasion Of
very great interest the house being crowded by deep
ly interested audience The marriage Of Mr. Grout took
place in the meeting house Immediately fer the ordina
ton services and Mr. and Mrs Grout at took leave
Of their friends and their native State, expecting
bark two days after at Boston, for South Africa, to DO
employed in the mission to the Zulus under the Of
the A. B. c. F. M.
The fresbytery Of Ezabethown installed the Rev ].
T. Marshall Dave, pastor of the church and conGrega-
ton of New Providence Tuesday tho 10th instant.
The Rev Oscsr Harris OF Baskinridge preached able
sermon on the OCCASION from Eph. ". H. IL; the Rev.
Abraham williamson Of Chester presided; proposed the
constitutional questions and gave very solemn charge
to the ministers and the Rev Charles X Imbye, Of Rah
way, gave charge to the people, Astounding in import
ant suggestions relative to the duty of people VII
would enjoy the benefits of the pastoral relation Tn
exercises were throughout Of more than usually in
pressive character owing in part perhaps to the prspa
ration for IT, made the day previous by lasting, humi
ton AID prayer on the part of the Presbytery.