The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04
Religious Negligence.

Religious Negligence.
SERMONS THIS DAY.
Eastern congregational Church-Rev William
Loss Love. Morning and evening
New Jerusalem Church, Eighth street, near Broad
way-Profetsor Bush. Evening-Subject: The New
Church view Of regeneration.
Presbyterian Church, st. Luke's Hall, corner of
Grove and Hudson streets.--Rcv. John Little Morning
and afternoon.
Dwight Congregational Church in Sixth street,
between Second and Third ayenues-Rev. DR.. butcher
Morning afternoon and evening
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Messiah,
Wooster street, near Prince--Rev. John II. Wainwright.
LyenMg.
The Christian Israclite Sanctuary in First street,
between Avenue and First avenueMorgaret L. Bishop.
Afternoon.
Methodist Episcopal Church in Seventh street.
Rev A. l.. p. Green. Afternoon.
Fifth Universalist Church, Lecture Room of Uni
verify Modical College Fourteenth street, Third
av.nue-Rev. J. c. Pitrat. Afternoon
Church Of the Second Advent, corner Of Hester
street and Bowcry--Eder ] Jones Morning and after
Evangelical Luthern Church in Mulberry street,
Grand Subject Has man to dread any punish
ment in the world TO come! Evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Presbyterian church was organized aud two
ling elders ordained by Rev. DR. Gray Wappa- Mecca
Ridge. in Crittendcn county Ark on the last Sabbath
in February 1t is the rft Presbyterian church organ
lied in that part Of the State.
The Buffalo Christian Advocate states that Aris-
tareus Champion Esq of the city Of Rochester gen.
tleman of great wealth and equal benevoence has
pledged him, elf to DR.. Luckey to give ten thousand
dollars to build ten new Methodist chsrches five each
side Of the river provided that at each point designated
they rafe thousand dollars mere
In the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal confer
ence last week the presiding bishop the Rev DR. james
dent Of Dickinson College giving atterng exhibit of
the affairs and condition Of the institution. and closing
with a tender Of his resignation event which he had
fomc months determined The whole number Of stu
dents in the college is H. with So in the German class
maknga total Of l6 Students against 152 the previous
year
The Lutheran Observer says the Rev. d. Smith,
who is occupying missionary station in Louisville, KY
states that there $4,000 Germans there and the
b,r rapidly increasing half of whom Romaniss
md the other Professionals, and majority Of the latter
Iuholans by profession and yet not single Lutheran
church.
Under the auspices Of the several Congregational
chrchcs in Portland new and beautiful church edifce
has been erected in State street. and on Wednesday
evening the 18th of March, colony of about fifty from
the High street church with number from other church
e. were ergaze1 INTO new cnarcn new cnarch was
Providence r. L. on Thursday the 18th inst bearing the
Of the Central church. consisting of So members
The meeting house erected the last year by the
Pilgrim Society in North Weymouth. Mass. dedica-
ted to the Iriune God the 18th Of March and new
church const ued consisting Of fftyone members dis
missed from the first church in Weymouth.
At an Ecclesiastical Council, held at the Phillips
church, South Boston. Thursday last, it unani
ing between that church and society and the Rev W.
Aiyord The ground which this dismissal is made,
/ The Boston Trareler says:-We understand that
n unanimous call has been extended to Rev. s. Hale
Higgins Of this city, by the Howe street Congregational
church in New Haven Conn. to become their pastor
| The Netr York Recorder (Baptist) states that the
trustees Of Newton Theological Seminary taking
res for raising to complete the endowment Of
egc the Baptist institution for the provinces Of New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia are making similar attempt
Bapsts have raised FOR educational purposes S25
Brown University; 500 900 for Madison and nearly
for the University and Theological Seminary at
The Rev. D. G. Corey, of Utica, has declined
accepting the call Of the Stanton street Baptist church Of
The Rev. o. c. Wheeler has accepted the call Of
the Baptist church at Sacramento City California and
| will soon enter upon his abors at that place.
| The Rev. 4. r. Cressey has resigned the pastoral
charge of the Baptist church at indianapolis and
copied that Of the church at st Pauls Minnesota and
I will remove to that place in May next.
The Rev. MIR. Fleischman, of the German church,
Philadelphia. baptized eight candidates Sunday even
! ing February 20 four OF whom were formerly Roman
The First Baptist church, in Cincinnati, the Rev.
D. sheppardson pastor have recently received twenty
three by baptism the fruit of ordinary means Of grace
1t is said that during nearly all of the present
term fthe Whiteetown IN Y Seminary there has been
enjoyed unusually good degree Of religious interest
partment and has taken hold Of portion Of the best
mind in the school 1t has been characterized generally
by Deep rational conviction Of and deliberate and
decisive submission to Christ
Revivals are also reported at Ira, Cayuga Co.,
at CASTLE and at Chittenango.
revival has been going on for some time in the
Spring street Presbyterian church 8 in this city
under the pastoral Of Rev. DR.. Campbell Last
sabbath twenty nine persons were received into the
church-twenty-fye by profession. OF the twenty
hy profession fourteen males between sixty
seventy one lad two young married men, and the rest
intelligent and promising young men. Of the twenty
FIVE all but two had been baptized in infancy and sub
| iects Ct Sabbath school instruction.
Rev. Rufus Taylor, late Of Shrewsbury, N. j.,
has acceped the call Of the church in Manchester Mass.
to supply the vacancy made by the death Of his brot
| The Edwards Church and Society, of Northamp-
ton Mass have invited the Rev. Gordon Hall of VIII
| ton CT. to become their pastor.
Rev. J. G. Bodwell, so favorably known for his
lectures on Social Life in England has accepted the
unanimous invitation Of the Hollis Evangelical Church
and Society at birmingham, Mass, to become their
pastor.
Rev. A. Rawson closes his ministerial services
the present month with the church and society in South
borough Mass, where his labors have been highly
blessed for period of ten years.
Rev. Chester Fitch was dismissed, March 3, | -.
from his pastoral relation TO the church and society
New Marlborough North, Mass.
Rev. DR.. Cox and Rev. Dr. Spencer, of Brock yn
Firs Presby terrain Church ate Rev Mr. Jacobus s. ii
without pastor In DR. Cox's church there is nj
seriousness and all the meetings are largely attended
Marine Affairs.
Fen Eunorr United States mail steamship Pa
cGc Captain Nye left at noon yesterday for Liverpool
She carries 104 passengers much larger number than
has left here in any European steamer for the past eight
months.
SOUTHERN STrAMERs.-Tbc Alabama for Savannah; Ma
ron, for Charleston and the Roanoke, for Richmond,
left port yesterday afternoon.
FATAL ArrRAY BOARD SHr ATLAs-The following
account is from correspondent of the New Bedford Mr
c,rp:--
TAIcAHrANo. Jan. 90 "A fatal ARRAY took plac,
yesterday on board the American ship Atlat
81 baltimore. Captain Lcbrou. The ship arrived her,
from California days since shipped sixteen m n
a.c soamcn giving them high wages and much as $50
m CEn1nV laNfp l,v, he. v..I...
weigh all the rascals refused proceed in the shin al
cging that there were not suficcncy of men After
some trouble four of the rngead placed irons
aud yesterday morning the rest refused duty of the
men struck the frat mate who obliged to grapple
with him. and while engaged another man an English
man came up and struck the the head with an
iron Delaying pin The mate turned round and pushed
this man away but he at the again to strike
nm with The belnying pin second time when the mate
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