The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26


CALEHpAa poR JuLv-4S. q. James, Apostle and Mar
tyr % It'll Sunday sfer Trinity.
st. Marks Church will be closed until the hrst Sunday
in September afford time for the painting and
repairs Of the Interior Through the kindness d the
Rector and ve:try Of 81 Bartholomew the Congrega.
ton Of st Marks have been invited to worship IN that
Church during the recess.
The Chapel adjoining the Church of the Holy Trinity.
Brooklyn Heights will be open for Divine service
the Church is finished in the Fall
The Presbytery of Lewes, Delaware, q small body
consisting of four five ministers and many churches
has withdrawn from the General Assembly New
SchooD 10 which Ii belonged expressly on the ground
of the character of the document adopted by
the Assembly at its last meeting.
The Presbytery of Ripley, Ohio, has withdrawn from
the same Assembly expressly on the ground that the
action of the Assembly Is not sufficiently antslsvsy
Permission having been obtained for the erection OF
Chanel on Island for the benefit of soldiers
and recruits, the undertaking has been begun and
will be completed adequate fund, are obtained
One half the requisite amount has been already contr;
buted highly important that should be finished
before winter It will be of plank, on simple and
The Rev I. NJ Lesvenworh, son of the late General
Leavenworth, Of the Army whose symPathies LOT the
agent for collection and will call upon those wiling to
contribute this greatly needed missionary work, IN
the course OF the next and few following weeks
ing of delegates of AnSlavery to be held
in Cincinnati the fourth Thursday of May next to
sawsry sns the United
Rev Mr.. Cushman, of the Bowdoin Square (Baptisp
Church, Boston, at a meeting on Tuesday evening OF
charge Of that church 1t is thought will be granted
The South Baptist Church at Brooklyn N. r. have in
vted him to become their pastor.
Rev. L. NJ Wells, Episcopal City Missionary In Bos-
ton has held asa services during the past year has
made l64l psrochisl visits, and distributed s26
Sickness ssss So He has baptized a. married .. and
buried 81.
Another son Of Dr. scuddsr has been ordained to tho
ministry, to 60 to the heather.
1~1;w .
4th Of July in Charleston, c., on the importance Of
promoting temperance among the negroes
A. Huntington clapp, AN, of Boston who he's for
English Literature in Mddebury College. la: accepted
unanimons call from the Congregational church and
to be ordained early in the autumn.
The Rev. John F. Lennsau and wife, Of the Mission to
Syria arrived in the Great Britain on Tuesday last Mr.
health a.ss. sss
On Saturday June H. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the
ton of Trinity Church, Lowville Lewis county, was
laid according to the form lately published by tho
Bishop. few church documents, and periodicals..
closed in leaden box deposited under the stone
and short address delivered by tho rector the Rev.
present who seemed to be deeply impressed with
the services which many Of them witnessed for the st
time The church. it is expected will be ready for
secretion early in October
On the second Sunday after Trinity, June 2lst. in st.
Marks Chapel Christ Church parish, Kent Island, Nd,
day June 9th In the parish church Of St Peters parish
Whitsmarsh confirmed Ave On the third sunday after
Trinity, in st. Michael: Church, Talbot county, CON
day after Trinity in the parish church of st. Margsrets
Westminster parish, confirmed two.
At special ordination held by Bishop Otey in St. Pc
ter's Church, Columbia Tennessee Sunday the lath
of june MIR John A. Harrison admitted to the Holy
Order Of Dsacons The morning prayer was readily
and the candidate presented by the Rev. F. Smith.
rector of the Columbia Female Institute. The Bishop
was assisted in the distribution Of the elements at the
communion, by the newly ordained deacon Mr. Harri-
son will take charge Of st. Johns Church, Maury
Bishop Mcvane returned the Sd ul from hts visit
taon Of the parishes in the northeastern section of the
tour On the l4h Of May the Bishop laid with the
al religious solemnes, the corner stone Of and
county The bishop of this diocese has displaced tho
Rev Sabin Hough late rector Of st Pauls Church Nor
walk from the ministry, for causes not affecting his
We learn that on the 25th ult. Bishop Chase visited
Warsaw Illinois, confirmed eleven persons, administered
the communion and preached twice. He also confirmed
the number at Gaens, at the time OF the
ton, June 22d and arrived the goth at Quincy
visit Edwardsve and Alton after which he was to re-.
turn home. We learn that the parish Warsaw Is va
Their clergyman who is prepared to fight the sod
fight Of faith. Warsaw 10 an important post and ought
not to be lett unoccuped.
DiEpAt Vale Crucis. North Carolina, the 9th Of
June, after short and severe illness Kew VIM Thur
ton NJ Principal Of the Mission School Of the Protes
tant Episcopal Church of North Carolina
scudder, ordained at Elizsbehtown, NJ Tues
day evening, a Missionary 10 Cey Ion.
New SCHOOL PREsBvrERIANs-From the minutes Of the
late Trennal meeting just published it appears that the
number of ministers belonging to this Of the Pres
byteran church in the United States 647 lcentistes
ais candidates $50 churches 2.297 Communicates l74.
ia Admitted during the past year. by profession 1884,
by letter 67sa Funds contributed for domestic missions
$50 $685. foreign do S6l 800 Education 81, Theo
logical seminares saeoo4 for various other benevolent
objects Sill 1877
There ~ Unitarian churches in Boston IA Ortho.
Y. diaf Typiv
list, Catholic, and II other denominations
Dr. Coxl church has been purchased BY some mem.
bers Of the church Of the Pilgrims and the Broadway
benace church. withhe design OF establishing another
Congregatonafchurch in BrOoklyn.-BrookiyH Epsnims
Star.
MORAL PREACHER William s. Douglass, a
preacher OF the Free-will Baptist persuasion, was
examined before Abial Cushman, Esq Justice Of the
Peace at Springfield the Sd inst the complaint of
Elizabeth Douglass, for attempt rnvish Prisra
Douglass the 10th day February lasts on the
complaint Of Mary Douglass for rape alleged 10 be
committed on the Goth of June last After examination
the Justice ordered him to recognize to answer the
former charge in the of two thousand dollars and
on the latter in the of five thousand dollars with