The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

Ju,s II, Saturday, ST. B.rn.bas: 18th, Sunday, 4th
Sunday sftsr rsntscost; isth Monday ST. Anthony Of
Philip Eer 10th Tarsdsy st John Francis Regis i7th
Friday st. Ubaidus; 18th, Saturday st. Bsrnardin OF
Sienna.
SERMONS THIS DAY.
Fifth Universalist Church. bod worths Hall No. 60s
Broadway. Grace Church-Rev. I. j. Sawyer, D.,
will preach ming and afternoon at the usual hours.
Broadway Tsberracle-Rev. DR. skinner will preach
morning and afternoon at the usual hours. Rev r. s.
storrs Jr Of Brooklyn, will preach in the evening" at
half past O'Clock.
Rev Dr. Finlay viii preach at halspast 10 O'Clock A.
in he Presb terian Church, corner OF Ninth street
and North First Williamsburg after which. assisted BY
Raw. DIR. Prime and Rev sauierson the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper will be administered Service also Mt
half past i. M.
Tent Preaching in Brookyn-Rev. Mr. Miley, Of the
Episcopal Methodist Church, Pacific street will preach at
the Tent Union street, Hamilton ferry at half psst
O'Clock.
Presiding in the Tent-RsIgious worship will be con.
Quoted in the City Alliance Tent at the corner Of Eighth
and Thirteenth street, at half past 10 A. NJ. BY
Rev Mr. Stines; snd at p. NJ by Rev. Dr. Potts. Tenn
peIapce addresses in The evening.
Sermon before Mechanics Hose Fire Colapapy, will
be delivered in the Union Chur 81 Fourth
street avenue b, by Rev. j. b. Granel, at ~
O'Clock.
John street NJ F. Church, between Nassau and William,
stree'iRev a. ttison, pastor Preaching at O'Clock
r. N.
Union Theological Seminary-he annual address before
the Society of quy of this institution will be delivered
In the Mercer street Church. by Rev John r. Cleveland
", NaSs' DCIViS0o W VonAihoACo az
hah-past O'Clock.
funeral sermon, upon the death OF the late Garrett
Noel Blocker will be presched in the Amity street
st Church. OF Wooster street by pastor Rev.
VIM. X. Williams, commencing at u o'clock
The congregation connected with the Madison NJ, E.
Church, will Worship at Rutgers Institute, Madison
street Clinton. Rev. j. Inskip viii preach at l0h
A. II. and O'clock p. NJ
The Twelfth Street Baptist Church having been closed
six months snla cement and rsnodelling will resume
their regular Sabbath service Preaching ia the morning.
and evening ct the usual hours Of worship by Rev Sid
nsy CsIey and in the afternoon at 81 O'Clock by Prof.
ii. A. Anderson.
Free lecture and discussion at No. Chatham square,
by the Society Of Liberals, at p Mr. Ryckuan will
lecture the developement Of the social Seats
free
At Convention Hail. No. ITO Wooster street at the
usual hours the testimony and doctrine concerning the
Kingdom which pertains to Israel preparation for the
establishment Of which il resulting from the impca-
ton Of the political relations in the East) will be- set
forth.
will preach in the Central Baptist Church Brooklyn In
the morning and in the Union ptist Church. Twenty.
second street. near Lexington avenue, New York. in the
evening.
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church. medical Col
lege) No. 81 Crosby street. Prince street. by Rev.
Spencer L. Finney pastor. Preaching in the morning At
10K O'Clock, and 1T ~ in the afternoon. Seats free.
Rev. Alexander McClellAnd, D. D., of New Brunswick
N. j. will preach in the Reformed Dut CHI Church. corner
Of Broome and Greene streets, at l0H A. NJ, and 3K
byterian Church Fifth avenue corner Of Twelfth
street. during the temporary absence of the pastor
Phillips. Hours of service 1Oh A. n and P. NJ
INSTALLATIONS, RESERVATIONS, ETC.
Rev. Joseph Coy was installed on Thursday last, as
pastor Of the tresby Church in Nyack The
on the occasion, preached by Rev j. s. Dawson, of
this city.
Rev. Jaues Thuyston will be installed over the Allen
Street Church Cambridge Mass. on Tuesday next the
18th inst Sermon by Rev. Mr. Ellis, # Charestown.
Rev Daniel Hgbe installed at Sparta SUSSEX coun
ty N j., june 1st Sermon by Rev Josiah Fisher, Of
Succasunna, n J.
Rev F. A. Spencer has resigned his pastoral charge of
the Congregational Church OF Westmoreland Oneida
county.
Rev Daniel Gocdhue dismissed from the pastorate
of the Congregational Church in Bradford Me-, the
18th ult.
Rev. Charles j. Bowen has resigned the charge of the
Unitarian society in Newburypor the resignation to take
effect on the LIST of September.
Rev. Thomas H. Pons has dissolved his connection with
the Unitarian society in Sharon, Mass.
Rev. James Macdonald has declined the call Of the
First Presbyterian Church in Princeton NJ j., and CON
cluded to remain in his present charge ia this city.
Rev c. Waterston has writ en letter to the Society
In Augusta Me- in which he feels contrained to decline
their invitation to become their permanent minister.
Rev. j. j. Scarrtt has accepted the unanimous call of
the Baptist Church in Eiddletow Orange county and
entered upon his hbors accordingly
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Episcopal Provisions 81 Bishop has made the follow
ing sppon' nens June ~ Third supd after Trinity
A. M, Trinity parish, New York; P. NJ, St. AIMS
Church for deaf mutes. Ne. York June 10, Monday r.
Of the Clergy Sss
es1s sospos oSas
Friday, IL, St John in the wilderness, Copaks Iron
Works
The house Of worship recently purchased for the use
secrated Wednesday the 18th iprant the service to
begin At oh N. The clergy of the Northern Convoca
ton, and Others who can make it convenient,
a
vitation.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Eath, will be
dedicated Wednesday the 18th instant at two o'clock
p II. The sermon by Bishop James, Of Now York.
Dr. Lyman Beecher is engaged for the present. to sup
ply the pulpit Of the Evangelical Church
in Cambridge port Mass recently left vacant BY the
siREation of their pastor. Rev. J. c Lovsjoy.
The Presbyterian General Assembly in session ct Baf
fao has voted 10 raise 500 zoo to loan in small
congregations for the purpose Of erecting churches in
the west The sum is to be raised by general collections
in the churches
The Concio ad Cerum. at Yale College Commencement,
this year. is to be preached by the Rev E T. Fitch D.
late Professor of Divinity in the College.
Bev A. D. Gillette, of New York city, has been 10
for Missionary Inquiry in Brown University at the next
Commencement.
to settle over the Unitarian Society In Manchester, H.
Intelligence has just been received at the Baptist Mis-
sionary rooms in Boston, that Rev G. Daube missionary
Of the American Baptist Mis- onary Union in Assam, died
Of cholera, March q, NJ Nowgsng.
Rev. T. L. Nagoon understand, has been invited
deliver the annual GRAFTON before the Literary Secets
Of Brown University at the Commencement in September
next.
Rev. Thomas F. Davis, Of Camden, 8 c., has been
elected Bishop Of South Carolina in the Of the
Bshop Gadsden Rev Dr. Atkinson has also been elected
Bishop of North Carolina, in room of Bishop Ives.
Rev. Dr.. Phillips, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. Fifth avenue, sailed in the steamer Franklin
Saturday for Europe where he purposes spending
ncnths in travelling the continent in hops Of recover
ing his health.
The PIesbJt terrain Board Of Foreign Missions has up.
DO nted Rev S. Leighton Wilson, formerly missionary
to Africa Corresponding Secretary of the Board bis
position to be ordinate with that of the Messrs
Lowrie.
Rev Mr.. Kirk of Boston, sailed for Europe, we believe
last week
Rev Edward Barrass has closed his labors with the Ok
ford Baptist Church, New Jersey, and accepted call
the pastoral of the Mansfield Church. and entered
upon his work
On Sunday June 9Th, Rev Leonard Black Of Brooklyn
baptized willing converts in folio sship With the Third
BAPTIST Church in Williamsburg l. l. and others have