The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
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OSCILLATIONS.
On the 10Th inst, Rev. The odore L. Cuyler late Of
Trenton, n j., was installed aston Of the Reformed
Dutch Church in Market street. in this city by the
committee appointed by the South Chassis OF New
York.
Rev. Geo. P. Tyler, recently Of Lowvle, N. T.,
was installed as pastor over the Centre Congregar
tional Church in Brattleboro, Vt, the 10th inst.
Rev. Amos Foster, late of Putney, w., aud for.
merly Of Canaan, N. H., installed the Con-
eregatonal Church in Ludlow, on the 18th inst
ORDINATION.
W. A. Fay, late Of the Newton Theological Insti-
tuition, was ordained at West Halifax, Vt, on the
10th inst, as pastor Of the Baptist Church at that
place.
The Firt Congregational Church and Parish of
Saco. Me-, have decided 70 give Mr.. ]. N. Manning
call to settle a. their minister.
Rev. Charles Smith, of Audover, has accepted
call to the psstorate of the Shawmut Congregational
Church
DEATH IN THE MINISTRY.
The Natchez Courier Of the lst inst, records the
death Of Rev. G. w. Morris He died Of yellow fever
at his residence on Coles Creek near Natchez. The
deceased had been an itinerant minister Of the Me-
thodist church for tbirtyf four years.
new Presbyterian church, recently erected at
Wsshingtonville, Nontour county, Pa, was opened
for the dedication services on the I'd inst As the
pastor, Rev. John Rittenhouse was about entering
the church, he was seen to fall, and when taken up
life was extinct He about thirty three years!of
age. beloved by his congregation, and leaves wife
and three children to mourn his sudden death.
The Worcester Spy states that Rev. Seth Alden, of
Lincoln, while supplying the Unitarian pulpit at
Westboro on the 18th inst, suddenly fell back in
formerly settled in Marlborough, and more recently
in Brookfeld and scarborough. His age was sixty.
He leaves wife and several children to mouln his
unexpected loss.
NEW CHURCHES.
The First Baptist church in Andover, Alegany
county, N Y, will be dedicated On the 30th inst
new Free Will Baptist Church was dedicated ct
Augusta, Me, on the Sd inst. Rev. o. B. Cheney
was installed as pastor on the evening OF the same
day.
On the 18th inst, the Right Rev. Villa II. De-
Lancey, D. D., Bishop of Western New York, con-
secrsted St. James Church situated on Lock street,
Syracase. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Hera
ito Potter d. D., Of Albany.
new Methodist church in San Antonio Texas,
was dedicated on the 9th inst.
A splendid new church, for the Christian denomi-
nation was dedicated at Nashville, Indiana on the
18th instant. The dedication sermon was preached
by Rev. John o Kane, one Of the most eloquent dr.
vines in the State.
The new French Methodist Episcopal church in
Detroit, Michigan, will be dedicated to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Dr. Csldicott was formally recognized as pas.
tor of the Baldwin place Baptist church, in Boston,
on the 18th instant.
The Rev. Jos. Cummings, of the Brom6eld street
Church, Boston, has been elected to the professor.
ship in the Methodist Biblical Institute, at Concord
N H. vacated by the election Of the late Professor
Barker to the Episcopal Office.
Rev. S. K. Cox, of the Methodist Protestant Churh
in Georgetown, D. c.. has been rendered the presi-
dency and the chair of Professor of Mental and Mo-
raj Philosophy in Madison College, at Uniontown,
Pa.
Rev. j. n Lewis, who has been for six years the
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in Danvie, Va,
preached his vaedietory sermon the 18th instant,
TO a large congregation
Rev. William Fl. Milburn, formerly Chaplain of the
House Of Representatives of the Unite StateB will
be again brought forward for that position. He is
an eloquent preacher, and is kindly remembered by
many old friends in the House. Mr. Milburn has
been recently resident in Mobile.