The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13
Religious Intelligence.

HUS ksrho aksy Hal
N.sh. morninS. s-'A .
Uhurch MuIbsrrx .tr..t-p.x nr u.cu,
took evening - -.
Baptist Ckureh Grand stra.t-Rav II w,schsv
nornips
Mr. samuel Larnsrd. late Of the MssSvills rheo
loxicsI School va ords-sd a an svsugelist Al ths
Church of the avo~r Rrookivn last n. dsv sveninr
The council met in the Afternoon at the house Of
Rev Dr.. Farley, who appointed moderator, and
Rev. B. 0sgood acted Is scribe Mr. Lsrnsrd's testi-
monials we're from Rev Br Hall, Rev Mr. Hssner,
one of the hsadve professors and from the eongrs-
CATION at Mobile to whom he has been minister
Ing, and with whom he 10 10 sentinue to labor The
services of ordination commenced at half past
seven, and occupied two hours The Scriptures were
Thayer Of the Church Of the Restoration, Brooklyn.
The sermon was by Rev. w. Bellows oil the Church
pi me ony a anu s,a s 1l ens
Nu.nos " 'n1 oIo.s tno ~ y ~ ~ ~
hp y. .n =, ~. T,h NJ w. III. .hsrs. Ss.h
H m % r tnd =, IN. Chnroh o. ths sion Re.ly
iyp The sudis,ss was very large, and listened with
~ ~. s,.;or 90 a. s.yr.nss r. NJ Tasa
lie not in firm health yet returns with courageous
heart to the field his abors at the extreme South
~ W. n cIark hs. basn ord.,n,d ., . ,n,n,.,.. -,
ths b nj ist church at that place
rha ,nh,,. r..og,it;or NJ R.v 7 s,ora =. r..tor
osth. Rsrsan Raneist shnrcb cornar ~ RsSford .nd
Downing streets took place on Friday sTenius nth
instant, thsk being the twelfth snnvsrsary OF their
Organisation Rev. A Perkins, s. Bowling j. L.
Hodge, A. O. Wheat, W. Tasgart, and J. 8. Bsckus,
took part in the services.
The Presbytery of Newark at its semi annual meet
ing last week received q communication through the
OF ccmmissoners OF the Thlrd cnurch In new
ark that the relation OF that to the Presoytery
from the roll and another request from DE- Bsinsmads
1or dis mission 10 the Presoytery OF Enzabethtowa
delegation from the minority OF the church we're pre-
sno spposea tne ac.on ana tne ms.ter was posi-.
o,S $500, ~ pstar.on WHICH "s'n
a ~. "eoA.
MT o. sherrlll icentiate OF the Inird Presoytery
nsry VII, IN arda,nsd a. @ nnsiit ,h ,hir
tss1,b p.shv,sr;s, hmr.h ON rs &c hhs,b .w.nina
sa,,,cas 20 oon,,a ~ ~ o,slock NJ shs,r,i III
S.S 20 commends "a = Mp; snerrni wiz
ar =, d;r,ct;on ~ The msrican Home 1S.sionsrx
soe,a,v "
Rev; Joseph Cnester, pastor OF the fresoytefisn
church in Rockville o., has accepted call from the
Presbyterian church in Ironton and the installation
"eipecteo 10 'aSe Piace NOVEMBER |a
Rev Harvey Coe for seventeen years Agent Of the
his Office for which his age and disabiites hs thnk,
rnst him and Rev Seth e. CLARK formerly pastor Of
ths pr, sbvterisn church In Aurora a has hen an
pointed in his place
MrJE.B J.ustt wa, ordained A Pastor Of IN.
oohsegauonS onuieh IN 'eniey Aa''' "Ass'
''p'' -o'n'
10 Gardner, kas been dismissed account Of i'll
health and Rev Baniel Frost has accepted . call to
become his successor.
Rev Thomas p Field. of North panvsr, Mas,
was dismissed last week to accent call TO settle in
,,,
hsv 1eo,se ~ frentlss was also asnss SEQ from nus
sscspt hs cali Of the Second Prssbytsran ehurch in
Ne"aik'
Mr. j. @. White, late ef Andover Seminary, has re-
ssved and accepted call to settle in North Abingdon
Msss.
Rev Tertius s. Clarke, late of stockbridge. Ms was
Installed Pastor of the Congre church in Penn
Van N. Y, on the 18th ulr sermon by Rev. DR. Todd
Wa unaer.tand that Rev w w Newell has res;ynsd
His pastoral charge of PARK church With view of &C
- cau sxfsndaa 70 rim from, tba prsshvtar;sr
shnr.b In tbs First ward Of the civ At Utica
- 80. -
Rev d d. mason was lnstsiied raster OF an "
Presbyterian shurcn IN davenport Iowa on tine fth
uit 60,
d.
west REFORMED Dutch church OF tsis city recestiy
Organized by tho south Clssss OF New York and wor
fhping ior inc present IN the beecker buhding cor
nsr Oh bieecker ana norton streets on tne Istn UT