The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28
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Religious Intelligence,


Rev. Charles Cox has accepted the Hili.owu
church Montgomery county Pa
A Baptist church in Newark Kendall county,
Ill, was dedicated to divine service Jan. 2d
Baptist church was organized on tho 18th ult.,
at Hat Grove, Warren county. Ill
Row. "A. Bronson has been called to the pastorate
of the church at Schooey's Mountain, N.
Baptist church was organized at Marion, Mich,
on the 2Gth ult.
Mr.. o. B. Stone, late of the Rochester Theologi
cal Seminary ordained at Xenia o. on the 10th inst
Mr. VIM II Dolby was ordained, on the 18th ult.,
AZ the Contre square Baptist church Indiana
The Rev o. c. Wheeler has accepted call from
the Baptist church at Sacramento City California
Rev. Daniel Higbie, of West Milford, N. j., has
accepted invitation from the Presbyterian church q
Rov. II. Becbee. Of South wilbraham, Ms, has
been called to Sturbridgo
Rev. Hiram II Dixon, late Of st. Lawrence CO..
N y, ordained and installed at Johnstown, Wb,
on the 23d ut by the Bclot District Convention.
Rev. Joseph Clark has been called to tho o. 3.
church In ChAmbcrrburgh, Pa
Mr.. II. b. Warren, who is supply the Presby-
t.rian church Of iopewel, n y has been ordained b
the Prcsbytery Of Geneva.
A new Congregational church. styled tho Pilgrim
church, organized at North Weymouth Mas, on ths
llth, composed Of ifly one members.
Rev. Mr. Richards has boed called to tho new
Pearl street church in Hartford
Rev. Thomas II. Garfield was installed 0vor tho
First Congregational church in Weathcrs6od Centre w.,
on tho 10th inst
Rev. Worthington Wright, late of Woodstock.
Vt, was installed At Charlcstown N H., on the 10th
Roy; James Il. Baird was installed pastor Of the
u.
The new Methodist church in the village Of New
York Mills, was dedicated on tho nth.
The Presbyterian church in Babylon, l.. l., has
appointed the Rev Gaylord H. More, OF Berlin od thor
Rev. s. W Decker, of the New Jorsey Conference,
has been appointed by the and inspectors chap
lain OF the New jersey State prison to take elect on the
first Of April next.
Rev H. g. Lott pastor of the Baptist church in
Niles has accepted the charge Of tho second BAPTIST
Rev Mr. Freeman, OF tho Abysinian cSurch in
Portland has been appointed to brooklyn ~ Y
Tho Methodist Mission Society of this city hnvo
resolved to erect church At Fuh Chau in China whore
the Goard have promising missionary station; fund.
nearly adequate having been subscribed for that special
purpose Nine additional missionaries designated
about to proceed to California eary in April Rcvs
James Hunter. A. $. Gibbons, Elijah Merchant ". J.
Ma.lay from he Baltimerc Conference j. Swancy from
the Pitt burg and j. y Eain from the New jersey Con-
ference Rev John Dillon Of tho Ohio Conference goes
out AT the same time for Oregon
Arisaichus Champion, of tho Presbyterian
Church in Rochester has offered to Rcv Dr. Luckey ten
Eve cach side OF The river providing that at each point
designated they raise a thousand dollars more.
DESIGNATIONS, DEATHS, &c.
Rev. Moses Curtss has resigned tho Baptist
church in Scuthhoro. (fayvlIe) Mass
Rev. John Coolson. Of the Salem street Baptist
church Rcadng Mass being about to return to England,
has resigned TO take effect April 1T
Rev. Silas Johnston has resigned tho pastorato Of
the O.S churches of Mt. Gicnd and Canaan. y.
Rev. Charles G. Beaman has resigned the pasto-
iate 'f the Congregational church in Weiiieet rs
Rev. j. Ayorl, pastor OF the Phillips church in
South Boston, ha9 resigned
Rev. Geo spnuldng has declined to become tho
ra'tor Of the irstytcrian church (N. 50 at Yellow
Springs
Rev Newton Adams, NJ d. n missionary Of the
Amerisan Board Stationed a, 1m,nr south Africa died
S,p s @ ioh IsSa ~ years lie had been in the service Of
The Rev. /. Il. Cressy has resigned tho Blptist
church at Indianapolis and accepted that OF the church
al ST. Paus Mnncsota
The Rev. d. G.. Corey. Of Utica, has declined az
coTtng the Stanton street baptist church in this city
Rev. Mr.. Prescott, OF Boston, having refused to
comply with The condition prescribed by thr Fcccsias-
teal Court pended ly the Bishop Of the Docess,
en Monday The sentence Of suspension was pronounced
ia Trinity Church
Tho Standing Committee Of Tho New York
Docoss have received memorial from thirty yone Of tn,
clergy and from lay memberof Of twenty-five parishes
quesng tho call ofa special convention of the diocess
Ter the purpose Of eiecting Provisional Bishop andhav
declined to make the call
Theatrical nnd Musical.
BowrRY TiiEAIRf.-Ihis establis hnent very vol
attended again during the past week. and tho perform
nnces were received with marked appreciation The
pieces selected for to morrow evening the popular
drsma entitled R"aelle" and the nautical drama Of
Hambin's excellent company will appear.
BRoApwM THFA1nr--Mr. Forrest, the American ira
gtdian continues to attract dcnscy crowded houses
lie is to appear William Tell to evening in
the historical tragedy OF that lie will be assisted
by messrs. Barry, conway, Madame ponisi and Miss
Kate Horn The terminating feature Will be the very
amusing farce entitled the " Rendezvous"
NiHo's GApDrS.-Donizettis comic opera called the
Child of the Regiment to be the particular feature
ot this favore establishment tomorrow evening Nine.
Anna Thlon will appear Marie. The farce Of the
Captain OF the watch will also be played, with Mr
Hudson in the leading character.
BuRroN's TrE.TRr.--Shaks peares comedy styled the
Twelfth Night" is to be performed at Burton's to-
morrow evening in which Burton Placide. Blake Dyott
Letter Johnston Bland Rea Miss Mary Taylor, Miss
Rather Excited will conclude all. No doubt the
house will be crowded
NArioaaL TnrA1Rr.--This popular theatre continues
ia I. well s.I he rrHt .f
Magic Well" The beautiful drama entitled the Siege
Of Tripoli and the aughablc farce Of the Bath Bun'
neht-a great bill Of amusement. considering tho smaa
price Of admission.
BArsuMs MuaErM-The oriental spectacle of Cherry
and Fair STAR IL attractive ever II will be re-
Icatod again tomorrow evening The amusing pieces
entitled the "Soidier for Love and the Mllincr's
Holiday will be performed in the afternoon
BowrRY CrRoUs.--This being the last week Of Sands
and Company IS presumed the Circus will be crowded
to o,erfowng every night The selection of equestrian
;muso omcnt Tor tomorrow evening s of very attrac-
tive character
Cuar.1Ys SrrssrrrLs.-Ths band continues to draw
large assemblies The negro melodies rendered with
great harmony. and the Instrumental performances
given with great musical skill
WooD's MrSsrRrLs.-This band il composed of many of
tho best negro delineators, and tho amusements gone
rally received with enthusiasm fns bill for to-
morrow evening
Lola MoSrEs-Therc o crowded house last even
ing and any who uckless to be destitute
seat al O'Clock obliged TO mount into the sky
Tarfor Very nany ladies were present and noticed
that their Iudcous appreciation added energy to the ap
Tause Of the gentlemen who had the privilege Of
J8nyug thom After the end of the ballet Lola was
summoned before the curtain received With storm Of
appauFo and offering of bouquets which she gracefully
accepted Bowug her thanks she retired but was re-
called by the audience, who demanded speech She
Ladies and senllemen--Reeoivs my heartfelt thanks
lad heard u you but dd not expect 50 Welcome
y to9 much lcannot speak y you as ought in &C.
Ard generous reception aud treatment But believe me-
The Countess q Land.fed, accompanied by Frederick
Emerson, Of the Grammar school Board and Robert II.