The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04

me,s' A sermon On this question at balf.past ten
O'clock III 81 Gsotge's Chapel coraer Cliff and Beck
mpu 'rc.'s. by Ycv Ev1ns Morning
TE All ErnRY CLAY will be- the subject of dis
couI. in n. Cannon Baptist Church, by Rev Il.
j. Edoy Afternoon.
MAss.rRs Cnurcn. Roosevelt street Religion. ser.
vices The Fo, III of rly .Rey Mr Stowe Of the Pap
tst Eesl Ros,op will preach in ths church a half past
ocieei M lii. CT. Of the Z. frigate Inlepen-
dtrec sns III. Marion and ali sear,en and her friends
are iI,itsc to atierd.
o. SUNDAY Morssc. a sermon adopted to tho day
(FouIth or july will be preached IN the FosJ NJ f.
Church by he pas tor Rev. d. Waseley.
srcosp hpyrnr MEETING Elder J G Bennett from
Vermont win preach Il tAe Hall, the corner Of draad
and Eliysbs IN streets
EASTERN CONGREGATIONAL CHUacH.-Rev. George o.
Ch.ever D.. will preach in this church. Evening
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and the Maine law
SECOND Rsyo.MrD PRESBYTERIAN CHvacH Medical
Colt ge No 81 Crosby near Spring street ReyS
ECcLEsIAsTICAL AID MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
At The lale meeting of tho Cayuga Presbytey,
the following graduate Of the Seminary were licensed =
John Bnscom Byron Bosworth Oliver Bronson, Isaac f.
Cary Frank Elinwood G; W. Higg!ns Edward 8.
Lacy Henry y Willard and Jacob H. Warner.
Rev. J Conc, of Camillus, NY, has received
and accepted call 10 the First Presbyterian Church Of
Mcrtirsbnrg, Lesis co MY.
Rev DIR. Adams, Of this city, has declined the
call Of the Clinton street Presbyterian Church n Pha
delpba formerly under the pastoral of Rev. DR..
Parker
Rev. L"muel Pomeroy has been dismissed from
the pastoral Of the Presbyterian Church SMYRNA
NY.
Rev G. Il Mustard has accented call to the
pattrol care Of Tho Presbyt Church in Lewes Del
Mr.. M was formerly the pastor Of this church.
Pew She phard, Of Maryland, has received
call The FIRST Presbyterian Church Norhern Lber-
ties nadeli hia Of which Rev. DR.. Ely was recently
pastor
Rev. A D Pollock of Va, has been called to
the Presbyterian Church in Wilmington, Del.
Rev. Charles G. Hart lately Of Lane Seminary,
been called Presbyterian Church in Carrolton
Miss -''~
Rev S. Sessions has removed from Concord to
Tekonsha, Mich
Rev. Gurdon Hall. late Of Wilton, Conn. was in
stalled Edwards Church in Northampton the
LIST irstan. Sermon by Rev. Prof Fitch Of New Haven.
Rev. j Dlokerson, late of Northield, c., WAS
N tailed at Piaipfed, Ct, on the 9Th. Sermon by DR.
Ia~es. CT Hartford
Rev. Giddings was installed At Springfield,
w., on the 9th ut Sermon by Rev ellas Aiken OF kut-
land.
Rev } T. Woodbury., of Acton N a. has been
called to the Second Congregational Church in Milford
Ct. Of which i;c, Mr. Sherwood was formerly pastor.
Rev Wr Z Sprolo, Chaplain at West Point,
has been called to the First German Reformed Church
in Philadelphia out has declined.
Rev. W LAMBERT. an accomplished minister of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. died in Louisville,
Ky, on the 4th lust much laInonted
Rev. Horace James, OF Wrentham, has received
unanimous call from the High street Church. in proyi-
dence X l. TO become it's pastor.
Rev. Daniel Smith, distinguished Methodist
Kingston. n. y.
The Rev 4. T. Iiiscox late pastor of the Central
Baptist Church Norwich has accepted call to the
Stanton street Church, New York.
The Methodist bishops have resolved to extend
their official supervision to their churches in foreisn
lands The nisson churches N Africa to be visited
twice during the cusung four b. Bishops Scott
and Baker respectively The cLucches on the Pacific
coast ale to be visited also by Bishops Simpson and
Am,s.
Intelligence has jus. beer received at the Mission
IN ~ lput Arr N@n.t,r vRifa Of
the missionary Of dras She Enslsh lady, and
died III Ea,,hhit
TIE Roman Catholics of Pittsbrrg are pro-
gressirg rapidly with their immense cathedral which is
beyond ub the largest chmch eiifce in che United
States being Of suicient dimensions comfortably
ccIllnodafe over ten thousand worshippcr.
II is stated that Rev. Ezra Styles Ely. d D.,
after rome forty years. service ia the cause ami
expendinY fortune hundred fhousand dollars in
Is suffering under paralysis and poverty in Philadelphia
He came back from the West having lost property, wife
ard child or children still Gnbrokcn in spirit and
MERGED anew paso.sLip in that city; but has
colss IN affection which for lays h'n aside from
service spd males him dependent it is hardly possible
that such man will be permitted to want even tG
feel that bis Wants arc d burden 10 his friends
The General Association Of Connecticut, which
have had DR. BushnlIs before them their
aession have left The meter where they found There
was no Tor an7 acion on tue part Of the
Association 10 which he bciongs and desire manifested
fer biz trial The whole subject was left by the committee
in tie hands Ct his Arsocation where It properly
belongs and whie favorable decision has already been
given in DR. Bufhbcil's
The General Association of Massachusetts con-
ycncu in The Frst Church in Lowell Tuesdsv Rev
Or. Woodbridge, OF Hadley moderator. We have
count OF It's dolDgs
Rev. James Il Cleveland was ordained pastor of
the Frat Church Ia Durham Conn, the Sth inst.
On Wednesday, 1Gth lust Rev. P. K Clark was
Install pa,tor OF the Church III Insdae.
Or. Riddle, Of PittsLu &, is to succeed DIR. HEX
OK as trofstor II Theology II Auburn Theological se-
miHary Dr. Hickok Las accepted the Vice Presidency
of "a
porior dapartn mt In which to he purs branches of
scit literature beyond the limits o, the ordn.ry
college course This has recently be.r e
ab led by Dr. Not VINO has endowed it with $500 O,O
The avais Of his rer centage certain lotteries allowed
hin for taking cnra If the financial Affairs of the college
Instead Of spending this himself the trustees in.
tended Dir Mott has laid it aside until it amounts to
the comfortable sum Of half miion
The Annual Commencement Of tho General Tbeo-
logical Seminary OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United STATES. held the oath at Chelsea
Rev J. c. Bodwell will be installed as pastor Of
seth inst. = 80
at the meeting Of the General Association of
Connecticut the delegate from foreign ecclesiastical
Chiekerirr reported. in behalf Of the Maine General
ConieI.hee; 225 churches. IA county conferences,
sne only 16s pastors Two-thirds OF the churches
churches. Rev Mr. Richards of II reported iss |
churches and 10000 members and favorable prospects
OF Increase Rev MIR. Anderson of VT testified to the
general prosperity Of religion in his state. Rev Mr. /
Couch reported 900 churches and $1,000 members in
~ churches. many Of them feeble Rev SIR Thompson
u reported $50 churches TO- 900 members and IL
district assdciutons. Rev. Mr. Kitche OF Michigan,
spoke Of h growing strength of the
IN his state with lioir IS churches Rev AIR Shoswe
represented the Old School General Assembly. and ex
pressed On ardent love Of spiritual unity. They have Is
synod lS9 Presby teries eC ministers 267S Churches
and 2lU eos members.
The corner stone Of New Methodist chapel, on
Elm street near findlay, in Cincinnati was lafd With
appropriat. ceremonies on the 18th nit.
The Methodists Of Galveston are about to erect
new chuch edifoe the estimated cost Of which $40 900
The New School Prcsbyterians Of Ohio, number
about fifteen thousand.
Thirty. nine individuals were lately added TO the
fresby teran church at BoUntyle Tennessee
The Congr gaiiCnal Journal states that, within
Inc past ten or twelve years twenty eight Orthodox
Churches have bee II In hmm |