The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-16
Religious IntalIi9cnce

SERMONS TODAY.
New Jerusalem Church, Eighth street Rev DR.
Frsewili Baptist Church, Grand street-Rev. D. N.
Upi,ersaiist Church, South s,reet-Rev II r. Nys,
evening.
| Universalist Church, Orchard strest-Rs-. @. II.
ST. Lukes building, Hudson street-Rev James
! Congregational Church, Sixteenth street-Rsv. II.
o. SchemerhorH, evening.
siuyvesant lnstitute, Broadwsy-Rev. T. L. Harris
morning.
Metncdist Episcopal Church, Mulberry strest-Risht
| Rev. Bishop Jayne, evening.
Church Sing sing has resigned hts pastoral charge
account CT his health.
R J. O. Porter was installed ., pastor OF ths First
prsrhyterisn Church In wilmington Wis. by the
Chicago PretbJtery, Feb. ls
new Congregational Church was dedicated In
Worhlpgton. Berlin, Cor y Feb. 20.
Mr.. Andrew Clark Densison ordained as col-
lea ue pastor with Rev. DR.. Mellon, the First
asfional sooiety 10 Leieester on Tuesday Of
ls,t week the seth anniversary of the ordination OF
the senior pastor.
Rev. J. N n. Eaton, late Of Fitohburg, Mas, was
installed Al BenniSsr, \. ii. Feb &c.
Rev Samuel 8. Drske was Installed at ;rhippsburg,
Me, Feb. 10.
The P,sitis Hc,Gd rays that the number OF Presby-
terisn school church IS In Wisconsin Is 2S, be
rides enc which is in dep pendent The number Of cid
school Oh urohss is -.
new old school church was organized by the Pres
hytMy OF New Brunswies N. j. al Cedar Greek on tho
let INIT.
Rev. Or McGnl Of Allegheny, hs, accepted call TO
the esvt nth church (old scboo In Din
oinnau
Rev Or watson was installed a. pastor NJ the old
,ehool church In Kingston, N. j. on tbs 10th ut.
The Consstory oftbe Collegiate ~ ,h church in this
city, intend Greetings new church la Fifth avsnue
T " entieth street.
Rev. J. Gs.kin has resisned the pastoral charge ot
the hiacletoun Point Bs ptist church, Monmouth Co.
n. On account Of III health.
Rev ". II. Turton late Of EliAabsthtown. n. y. has
mn eeI lab n rOW unue tha
pcintment of the Home Mission Society
Bsitit church q eleven members was recently
organized a. rekin, Ta1ew,ll Co.. III
the Baptist churoh in Amherst, n. q.
The Rev. 7 Y Tro;ter vas ordained pastor OF the
Second ~ptist church, Camden, N. J, on Thdrsiay,
2ith uit. a. per appointment.
Rev Ahira Jones has resigned hts charge Of the
Baptist church and ,ociety. in Hailowsli, Me
Rev W g. Gordon, late OF Indiana, has accsptsd the
pastoral charge Of the spring Bay church woodfcrd
Co., Ill, ana enters Immediately upon his labors.
THE NKw YoRK LrsrsIATrRx AVID TIrE LIoroR
LAWN the Legislature, few days since, the
Select Comn,itee presented minority as well as
majority report The following is the substance
OF the majority report
That hereafter no intoxicating liquors shall b.
any place unt the person Supplying for license sha
give bonds, In tlOco, t. pay all damages which the
community individusls may suffer By Of ths
traffic; alto to support all Widows orphans and pau
q The bond to he died, and be evidence in court.
n
Il own names. Whsn the wife nesleots 10 prosecute,
any person of kin may do In the latter the
plaintiff must give bopdr for the costs incurred BY the
defendant II tho plaintiff fails TO make out case.
| where suit u commenced for dam ages done BY
q ptrron under the influence OF liquor IL viii be sun
cent to show that the person licensed had sold the
| party intoxicating drinks during that day.
r. when iudgfns Mt Ia obtsinsd the party mulcted
msy compel persons in the same town Who had sold
liquor TO the ,ame party, to contribute equally to
meet the judgment.
The report Of the minority was still more strin-
| gent, Of which the following Is an abstract-
That ~ shall not be lawful for any person to sell
or by any atthoe to dispose OF intoxicating drinks
This provision TO apply TO all cities villages or
towns Iegardess Of any provision In their charters
and 70 ell canal bosts steamboats,, Se navigating the
| waters oftbe ststes
a Any p-r,on vialating this statute. shall forfeit
$40 and costs second conviction 800; third $50 and
| thirty days imprisonment.
| 4 hny number Of violations may be embraced In
one act; but prosecution shall be maintained IN
LEES the PLANT " made within year OF the time
i of the alleged oGtnce.
Makes II the duty Of the oversssrs Of the poor in
tie noWnty and sur ervsors In the city to prosecute
hut N tnsy neglect for ten days after notice
then the person giving the notice may prosecute The
Hnes 70 20 70 the poor fund
pertons trac king TO be liable for damages to the
| extent suggested by the majority bill.
Judges 20 charge grand juriet TO take cognizanee
| Of offences.
| FANNIE AwoNG TfE INDiANs.-The Afrntsefs
Clg6nisi Of the lob Hlt states that sad accounts
/ have been received there from the uppar Indian
| country. The Indians above Grow Wing were
.ua.s arI had liz