The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16

Bs.sk Church, Bsskmsn strsst-Rsv. DR.. Spring.
Gniv:is.list Church, Fourth .tr...-R.v. H. .Ny.,
ssy Jerusalem Church, Eighth .sr...-pr.l Bush,
Ps.s6ytsri.D Church, University Plaos-Rsv. ,. A.
Alexander, evening.
Constitution Hail, Broadvay-Mrs Bishop. evening
UngregeuenAl Church, Hammond str eet-Rsv. Dr..
s.sd.nSors Church, Wet washington Pl.oe-R.v.
Church Of tho Epiphany, stsstO. strset-Rsv. DR..
Ocsglss.tional Church, Sixteenth ssrest-Rsv.J. r..
stuyves.nt Institute, broadway Rev. Mr.. yelling.
st. Juds's Church, Sixth avsnue-Rev. G. 7. Bedsll,
evening,
sociefy Library, Brosdway-Rsv. John arigg, eve.
ming.
The Right Rev. DIR. Edward Field, Bishop OF New.
fsundlsnd to be translated to the diocess Of Nova
Scotia, rendered vacant by the death OF the Rev Dr.
Inglis The Right Rev. prslste's successor in the
Of Newfoundland has not yet been nominated.
Rev. Samuel w, Kpsh has been dismissed from the
tsios, NY, on account Of tie state Of his health
Rev. Charles Jerome, late Of Oxford, N ", and Rev
4. w. Kellogg were received into the Presbytery Of
The new hou,e Of worship Of tho First Presbyterian
church in Hisdale N. r., WAS dedicated on the 3oth
ult.
A new Presbyterian church was dedicated at James.
town, KY, on the I'd inst.
Theodore Spencer was dismissed, in order to unite
with tho Third Presbyte Of Ne York. Rev X Leigh
ton was also diemisssd to the Preshy terry of Cham-
plain, and Rev. e. G, Petchett to the Rhode Island
Consooation.
Rev, Mr.; nannison, a graduate of the Unisa Theo-
logical Seminary in this city has been invited to set
tie Is colleague with Rev Dr. Nelson, OF Leicester
Massachusetts,.
Rev j d Butler OF Norwich, Vermont, has acce pied
= call to South Danvers, Mass Ia the place OF Rev.
Mr Field.
Rev Mr. Harris of Conway, has accepted the call
extended to him by the churc in Pltts6ed Mass
President Hopkins has declined the call OF tho
Mercer street church in this city.
The church In Cheleea, Mass. has divided, for the
purpose of forming q Few church, the house OF wor
ship not being sufficient for the growing congregation
BY mutual agreement, Mr.. Langworthy, the pastor,
goes out with . small colony, to worship, for the
present, In commodious hail. and the old society will
obtain another pastor Repeated and powerful
vivals in connection with Mr. Langworthy's labors,
will account for this religious prosperity.
Mr.. J. W Wellman, of Andover Theological Semi
nary, has been called to the Presbyterian church In
Derry N. H., which for nearly forty years the
late Rev f. L. Parker exercised the ministerial Off So
Rev. g. 8. Petite Of the Newark Presbytery IN. 81,
has accepted the call of the o. B. church In Lswreace
Rev J. r. Wilson, pastor Of the CHARTERS church,
Pittsburgh has been ele ,ted Professor In Hamp
den Sydney College
Rev T +. Magill has been installed as pastor Of the
o 8. church in Urbsna, Ohio.
Rev 8. J. p Anderson, of Norfolk Va has accepted
. call from the Central church 20 b., in st. Louis
Rev. Samuel d. Alexander, son Of Or. Alexander, of
Freehold, N. J.
Rev. John T. Duhield adjunct Professor at Prince
ten college. ordained on the 9th instant.
Rev A. A. Hedge, son OF DR.. Hodge, and late mis-
sonary to Anahsbad has received call from church
In Maryland.