The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-06

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Raw Henry Tolke viii installed pastor OF the First
c.. H-tsrsn Church in Hvington street in this
c;tv This evening Rev A. ID. Smith, DID,, viii preach
FIRST Bsptist Church in Springfield Mass on the LIST
instant. ,.us ..,o- NJ the
stanton street Presbyterian Church. in this city on the
I'd inst. The Rev. Dr. McElroy preached the sernon'
INVITATIONS.
Rev Renel H. futile has been called to tine rec'orsnp
OF St. Johns Church in oldtown, Me-
Rev Charles Brook, OF Penn, has bean called TO the
recohp of Trinity Church ~ t 1e
charge of ST. Peters Church Baltimore and has entered
upon bis duties n,.~.,rs
Rev James French, late pastor Of the First Baptist
Church IL Exeter, N H., has accepted call from the
Second BAPTIST Church in Holyoke, Mass.
Rev John G. Adams pastor Of the Universalis Society
Maiden has accepted invitation to settle the
Uniyersalst Society in Worcester, Mass.
Rev VIM Hncke has accepted call to the rectorship
of the Church of the Evangelists, Philadelphia.
Rev n. Barrows has accepted call as minister OF
Rev John A. Jerome, having resigned the charge OF
Christ Church Manlss, Western N Y, has accepted
call 10 the recorship Of Christ Church. Quincy Norfolk
DEcLINATIoS.
The Rev Mr. Kirk, of Boston, has declined the invita-
ton To take the pastoral charge of the Church and
Society Philadelphia which was extended to him last
month.
Rev Walter Ayrau has resigned the rectorship of St.
Peters Auburn and is Assistant Minister OF Grace
Church. Rochester.
Rev David Pise jr. has resigned the rectorship of
Trinity Church, GAINESVILLE and taken charge of Wildwood
Female Institute, Sycamore Mills Davidson county, Ten
Rev H. Wwoods has resigned the rectorshp of st. Ma
rvs Church. Newton Lower Falls Mass, but continues to
0ffciate IN that parish, for the present.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev John s. Dill formerly OF Newburyport, Mass, died
at San Francisco on the 9th of December
killed at Summer Hill the 18th ult He was drawing
saw logs sleigh, which, from some cause upset and
threw the logs upon him. and crushed him in most
shocking manner, killing him instantly
NEW CHURCHES.
Congregational church was organized in Peru Ill.,
Tuesday, January 4th, 1858.
The New Plymouth Congregational church in Chicago
d., dedicated on the 30th ult.
The new Lutheran church in Charleston Sc. dedi
Gated to the service of God on the 30th ult
The new Roman Catholic church at Cummnsville Ohio,
dedicated by Archbishop Purcell on the 50th ult.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REGULATIONS FOR LKNr-IIocEss OF NEW YoRK.-The
Archbishop has issued the following regulations be OBJ
served during Lent the present year. Lent commences
Easter Sunday fast days of precept, meal
with the allowance of moderate collation. in the even
The precept of fasting implies also that of absti
hence from tbs of flesh meat. But by dispensaon
principal meal the Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays
of Lent, from the first Sunday until Palm Sunday
g. The of meat is not allowed Thursday next af
ter Ash Wednesday, nor on any day in the Holy Week
immediately preceding Easter Sunday.
There is neither fast abstinence to be observed
Sundays Of Lent except Palm Sunday which is day
of abstinence from flesh meat but not day of fast
s. 1t is not allowed to fish with flesh meat at the
g. There is prohibition eggs butter cheese
provided the rules of quantity prescribed by the fast be
no h,,vch from, no ra=+
(but not of abstinence from flesh meat except in spe
cial cases of sickness or the lke,) the following
duties Of exhausng laborious character Sd,
persons who only attaining their growth 4th women
in pregnancy or nursing Infants 5th those who
But these persons should be persuaded on Just grounds
that they are entitled to exemption from the precepso
that their not observing it may give offence to their
conscience scandal to their neghbor. For this
purpose if they have any doubt they win do well
suit their spiritual director their physician They should
however, cherish the interior spirit of this holy
the if they able comply with the
observance of fasting and modification spirit
and compuncton for sim spirit of and recollec
ton This is the duty of all and without this the fast
itself would be rejected by God.
The public religious exercises during Lent in the
churches Of the city, to commence each evening at
On Monday in the Church of the Nativity
On Tuesday, In ST. James, St. Josephs; and st. Vim.
On "wednesday, in St. Peters, Most Holy Redeemcr's,
Germany St stephens St Francis Assisium St. Fran
els xavier's, and St. Annes
s., u.
lumba's, ST. Bridget's, and st. Alphonsus'.
On Friday in ST. Marys TRANSPORTATION, ST. Nicholas
and Most Holy Redeemer's.
There eight Norwegian students In the Lutheran
University at Springfield Illinois, who studying with
Wow to the ministry.
Returns from about one half Of the Congregations
churches in Massachusetts, show the amount contributed
to the $50 600 fund build churches the West be
49042 49, From forty five churches in New Hampshire
115o 10 has been received for the object The
received up to this time in Connecticut amounts to
S7649 40.
Dennis Camp ESQ. O Dsrhsu Ct has transmitte ed
81 600 gift to the Am srican Missionary Association
and constituted Rev Mr. Ceaveand pastor Of the North
Congregational Church in that place life director OF the
society.
Bishop Wainwright completed the Episcopal vistatons
OF the churches in his docess in twenty eight days dur
ing which time he visited 80 churches confirmed 293
and made % confirmation addresses and two ordi
nations 20 the priesthood.
Rev. Addison Akins deacon, has been received into
the docess of Western New York from Virginia. and the
Rev Gordon Bradley deacon from the docess of New
York The former is in charge of Trinity Church, Ro
chester and the latter Of St James Church, Pulaski.
Theatrical and Musical.