The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12
SERMONS TO DAY.

SERMONS TO DAY.
Disciples Meeting House, Seventeenth strset-Rev
Central Presbyterian Church, Broome strest-Rsv
Congregational Church, Fourth street-Rev Charles
Baptist Chapel, Grand strest-Rsv D. NJ. Graham,
Universsiist Church, Fourth strset-Rsv. DR.. Mas
Congregations Church, Madison stre.t-Rsv. n. W.
81. Luiss Building, Hudson ,trest-Rr. James
Macbeth evening.
Meeting House Christie ssrsst-Rev. n B. Baldwin,
CoBsreration. Church, Hammond strsst-Rsv. DR..
csnstitution Han, Broadway-Rev. John Grigs, eve
siuy vs.snt Institute, Brosd~ay-Rev, Mr.. yelling
Reformed Dutch Church, Lafayette Plsoe-Rsv
Constitution Hall, Brosdwsy-Mrs. Bishop, after
Congregational Church, Sixteenth strest-Rsv 8. D.
Cochran, evening.
Presbyterian Church, Spring strest-Rev Dr. Skin
Reformed Dutch Church, Houston street-Rev W.
II. Gordon, evening
Seventh PTesby terrain Church Ridge street-Rev II.
M,ssroSsHY -Gasror MI Pelscs.si, one Of the per-
sons whose favor to the pro made MIN 90 OBJ
the I'd Of September and Immediately compelled to
leave the city
though the obi eet Of picous hostility bis meetings
were up molssted A young man who had attended his
preaching 70, year and bal. v have ,. 'ssd,9s s'i
church OF native Greeks In the Piraus where two or
three meet together in Chrsts name Iihe with us,
Arracas MI Campbell, writing on the goth Sep
TENDER mentions that he had only the day before re-
ceved information that he was desgnsted to labor at
kyouk Phyoo and, tor encouragement, was informed
by their assistant who just returned from that
place that the people crowded round him day sad night
TO hear the gospel till he had no time 20 eat or sleep.
They asked to have the missionary come among them.
Preaching had hitherto only excited opposition and
disturbances. This coineidenee was highly gratifying
sl.m.-Le,ters from Mr. Dsans state tina. Mr. Jones
awaiting the arrival Of some enc to take charge Of
the Chinese church. ss be required relaxation and
change Of air There several hopeful Candidates
for baptism afnspg the Chinese. Tho government
seemed inclined 70 saop. more exclusive pohey
As.N Mr. stoddsrd has been obliged to suspend
public sreakng and teaching In consequence of broa
ch4tis. The school was therefore placed in charge Of
Mr. DHuhle. IL numbered ffty.two pupils.
Rev Charles X MciIarg vas installed pastor Of the
FIRST Presbyterian Church In Syracuse Dscembe 10th
Rev. Boughton has resigned the pastoral charge
OF the Congregational church at PORT Huron 81 Clair
county Michigan and the Geld heretofore occupied by
Rev Wnren Q Fl.ke vas installed a. pastor OF the
Congregational church in Marlboro, Conn, on the
The new meeting houss jurt eompl.ted BY the First
church Ia wtnchendon dedicated the l2th ult.
Rev o. W Cooley dismsscd on the 25th ult.
from the pastoral charge q the Second Cengresa-
tionsl church In Dover Mas aud on the same day,
by the ZANE council, Mr. John Haskell was ordained
pastor Ia his place
The church recently erected by the Porter Evan
geicsl society OF North Brdgswater, was dedicated on
Thurscsy. the eth inst.
Rev y W Alexander y. ~, " understood 10 have
accepted the call Of the Duane street church and con-
ar,gation IN New York condition that his resigna-
ton Of the professor,hip he nov holds In the Theo.
logical Seminary az Princeton shall be accepted by
the directors Of that nntution, and By the General
Assembly
An o. 5 ProsbJtsry vas lstely formed BY the Synod
IliIGta rgmpOafd of the vFmbprf aud churches OF
the Iowa Piesbytsfy, north ard east OF Iowa river
ard called the presbytery Of Cedar.
rey Jesse w Hume was Installed over the O. 8.
church in Tsllshaffee fla Dee 9th.
REV ). p Anderson o. Norfolk Va, has been
called 70 the o. z. Central Pftsbyterian church In
ct Louis
Rev simeon Bros has rstignsd the pastoral charge
Of the church In Zantsviile. aud Rev VIM Ferguson
has been inftsitd In his place
Rev ssmuel " Alexander has received q call from
the held Village church, which he has acspted
Rev Or Cater and Rev. Mr kiDg, two o. {. clergy.
men uf Alabama, have recently 6ied Of the cholera.
The Reform conve alton Of Maryland have instruct.