The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13
Religions Intelligence.

funeral sermon on the death OF John ;. Clrnlan,
who was killer tte great fire corner Of Fulton and
Nassau streets. will be preached this afternoon, by
the DIR. Nerm,ls ia, IN the North Dutch Church.
oRDINATI0N.
7. B. Ives was ordaiued to the work Of the minis
try by ecclesiastical council, assembled at Prince
ton, Illinois, ca the 10th ut.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Theo. L. Cuyier, late of Trenton, n. j. will
be installed pa, tor II the Reformed Dutch Church in
Market street, b, the committee appointed by the
South GLASS; u New York, this evening; sermon by
the Rev. DIR Hutton charge to The pastor by Rev. J..
m. Macauley; charge TO the people by Rev. DR..
Ferris.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Loughlin was solenlnly in
stalled in his Cathedral of st. james, Jay street,
Brooklyn, On Wednesday, the 9th inst.
TIE r. Rev. Bishop De Goesbrand was solemnly
installed at BIliugtp last Sunday by the ri. Rev
Bishop Of Boston.
INVITATION.
Rev. Mr.. CARPENTER, Of State Street Church, in
Portland, Me has received call from the Rev. Mr.
NcDonafu's society IN New York, at salary OF
three thousand dollars
ACCEPTANCE.
Rev I. G. Jameson, OF Providence, r l., has ac-
cept5d call &c the pestrship Of the fremont Street
Baptist Church III Boston, and will enter upon its
duties on the last Sabbath Of the present month,
Rev. Russell S,5eeter, Universolist. has dissolved
the connection with his society ia Portland, and is
about to move to Roxhnry to reside.
RESIGNED.
Rev. f. X. Fuller, 81 the Baptist church in Med
ford Mass, has resigned his pastorship on account
DEATHS Is THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Mr.. Rite uhouse, the Presbyterian pastor at
Washipgtonvle, PeDnsy vania who had Just finished
bis new church coffee, aud had been anxiously
awaiting the Gay of dedication, on the 9th inst &C
compaIed other ministers to the church TO perform
that ceremony. just az he entered the church door,
Mr. Rttenhouse fell dead from disease Of the heart
Rev. J. z. Sbinclc pastor Of the Lutheran Church
at suIbury Pa, died a few days ago.
NEW CHURCHES.
The new Westinghouse of the Central Baptist
Church Of Paving will be dedicated on Tuesday,
Nov. Is. Sermon by Thomas Armitage, d. D., of
New York city.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone of the
new Presbyterian church in Detroit, Mich, took
place on the 4th inst.
st. Joseph's Church, South Troy, was dedicated
on the 9th inst, TO the service Of Almighty God by
Right Rev. Bishop McCloskey, of the Troy diocess
The ceremonies were of that grand, imposing and
solemn order usual TO the Catholic Church After
the solemnites of the dedication, the Bishop cele
brated High Mass during wbsh quite lengthy SER
was preached by of the Jesuit Fathers. The
music was ofthe highest order, the choir consisting
Of forty singers from fhe Albany Cathedral.
The new Presbyterian church ediiice In Washing
ton city, tie conner stone of which laid in Sep
TENDER, 1862 was dedi:a on the 9th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIoCEss OF NEwARK-AppOintmen by the RI.
Rev. Bishop Bay ley The Very Rev. Z, Moran, pas
tor # st. johns Church, Newark, to be vicar gene
raj Of The oiccess.
The Rev. B McQuaid to be rector Of st. Patrick's
TIE Rev. B. F. Aaire to be assistant pastor Of the
cathedral.
The Pew. Mr.. senez to be pastor at Paterson.
The Rev. Venuta to be assistant pastor az Pater.
son.
The Rev. Mr.. Madden to be pastor at Madison, &c.
The Rev. Mr.. Hogan to be pastor at Belevie.
The Rev. Thomas Quinn to be pastor at Perth AM
boy.
The Rev. Mr.. Callan to be pastor At South Amboy
Coroners' Inqncsts.
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIl-DFATU , VOTING WON II
ON BOARD TIE STEAMBOAT Aida.
Coroner Hilton was yesterday notified 10 hold
inquest on board he sieamboAs Aida, on the body
OF O young wonaD, native OF Germany, whose
name is supposed to he l.. Vandernads. She an.
peared to be about twenty two years Of age and
bears the marks Of having been person OF con-
siderable beauty during her lifetime. The facts, 80
far az the Coroner enabled to ascertain, were
that the deceased placed on board said boat
on Thursday evening last, by q Captain StewBrt and
Miss Smith, of Brooklyn, with the direction to
leave the boat at Rondout. She was very feeble on
the passage up the river, and the chambermad
noticed that hhe was suffering considerably. On
found the deceased too unwel to be left on
shore at that place, aud accordingly kept her on
board, and procured all the means within his power
for her reie'. On the return Of the boat to this
city, when opposite Newburg, she expired. The
circumstances sidered remarkably suspicious
as she was heard to say that she knew not where she
was going To. On the trunk which contains her
clothiog was the following label -" NJ vanderTnade
War WassRP, Utter county, New York."
As the coror err was unable to procure any witness
the boat leaving for Albany on Saturday afternoon,
the inquest ON the body was postponed until next
Tuesday, at which time the boat will be agaia in
New York. In the meantime, the body will remain
a. The Bellevue dead house, and post morton exam
patton viii be made IN order 10 arrive, il possible, at
be cause Of death.