The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14
Religious Intelligence.
SERMONS TODAY.


The Pastor Of the Houston Street Church
will preach closing sermon this evening, half past
seven O'Clock.
Rev Mr. Celan will preach in the Canal Street Presby
teran Church this morning and evening
The third discourse the remembrance and recogni
ton of friends in future life win be delivered By the
Rev. Dr. Vanarscale in the church corner Of Blocker
and An os street. this evening at quarter before eight
o'clock.
The Prophet Snow will preach at Mount Zion Free
Church, 16S Bowery this afternoon and evening.
INSTALLATION.
Rev j. G. Adams installed pastor OF the First Uni
versast Church. in Worcester Mass, on the 18th inst
ORDINATION.
William smons ordained to the Baptist ministry,
in Cornwall Hollow, Conn, on the 9th April
Rev Sumner Livingston has been invited to take charge
of the Unitarian Society, In Rowe, Mass.
Rev James Ihurston has received snd accepted nu
Street Congregational Church Boston
ACcHPTANeEs.
Rev G. W Hervey, Of this city, has accepted call to
the pastorate of the Baptis; church in HUI ison
Rev William Maui has accepted the call of the samp.
town Baptist church.
Rev G Brown, late Of West TOWNSEND, has cepted
appointment agent Of the American Baptist Publ
cation Society.
Rev Z. W. Dickinson, late of Lewisburg, has become
pastor of tine Union Baptist church, Pttsburg Pa.
Rev t. F. Crane has accepted the pastoral charge of
the Baptist church st Andover, Allegheny county.
Rev. F. Kidder has accepted the agency Of the New
York Missionary Convention
Rev. Mr.. laurie. Of Buffalo Hudson county, n T. has
received call from the First Universsist church of
Charlestown, Mass
RESERVATIONS.
Rev. f r Newell has resigned the charge of the Unta.
ian society in Bre Hster Mass to take effect the FIRST of
June.
DR.. Empire, rector of ST. James church in Richmond,
Va has resigned his connection with that society
count Of i'll health.
Tie Rev. G. W. Montgomery for several years pastor
Of the Unve sast society in Rochester has been CON
peeled to relDquish his charge in consequence Of an
affection OF the throat.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev James smyie died in Ahie county, Miss, on the
Goth ut aged IS years and in the fifty Hrst year Of his
ministry He was the first Presby terrain minister settled
in Mississippi
Rev. Mr.. Shaw, Of the Catholic church, ia Detroit,
Mich, thrown from his carriage the 10th inst.
and died from the injuries he received.
Rev Henry Luke of the victims Of the lats ca
tasopbe at Norwsik Conn He was on his way to Bos-
ton to take charge Of the German Lutheran church 10
that city.
Rev Charles W. Carpenter died at PlattskiI on the
10th inst
NEW CHURCHES.
Baptist church organized at Prairie du Chen
Wis on the 18th ult. The church consists of some ar
teen members, most Of whom sre from New York.
The Bishop of New Jersey will conseerate Grace church.
in Jersey City, on the 18th inst
The new edfcs Of st Johns church, in Savannah was
consecrated on the 7th inst
The church ed6ce in Chestnu: street. Philadelphia,
was dedicated on the lOth inst.
The stone Of church about TO be erected
by the First Congregational Society in Fair Haven Conn.,
was laid with appropriate ceremonies the 18th inst
The members Of the church at Terre
Haute Indiana, whose church ediace was recently de-
sroyed By the storm have resolved erect new and
more substantial building Immediately.
Tho Baptist AssioDary chapel in Orange street New
ark. N. j., was dedicated on the 18th inst.
A new church is TO bs built near the Rock Island
depot, Chicago by the Rpiscopaans upon lot recently
purchased for that purpose.
The corner stone Of new Baptist church WAS laid In
Ntchburg. on the 18th Inst
MrBCRLLANHOUB.
The Fourth Anniversary d the Ssoety for the Relief Of
Destitute Children Il 6eAnen, win tas place at tho