The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

Rev. Mr.. Bartlett will preach this morning and
afternoon In the Canal street Presbyterian church,
corner Of Greene street. .,ss.tt
Bishop Snow will preach In Mount Zion Free
church, 16S Bowery, this morning aud afternoon.
APPOINTMENTS OF THE PROVISIONAL BISHOP
This forenoon special ordination at Trinity church,
New York.
Wednesday afternoon, at st. Mathews church,
Madilla.
Thursday afternoon, at Emmanuel church, Otsego.
Friday afternoon, at Lawrence.
Saturday, at Christ church, Butternuts.
ORDINATIONS.
| On the 2Sth ult. at Rochester, an ordination was
held by Bishop De Lancey, in st. Pauls church in
this city, when the following named deacons were
admitted to the holy order OF priests in the Protest
Rochester; Rev. George N. Cheney, Of Penn YAM
Rev. G. M. Bradley, Of Pulaski; Rev. G. w. Hayes,
OF Newark; Rev. r. N. Parke, of Hammondsport;
Rev. VIM. Paret. Of Clyde, Rev. Joseph NJ. Clark, Of
Niagara Falls; Rev. G. P. Naples, OF Lowville; Rev.
james A. Robinson of Nunda.
Mr.. Levi P. Crawford, a licentiate Of the Union
| Theological Seminary, ordained as an evange-
list, on Thursday evening" June %, by the Fourth
Presbytery of New York. Mr.. Crawford is under
commission of the American s. s. Union, as mission
airy In Northern Illinois, and is already his way
TO his field Of labor.
L. N. Purngton, was ordained to the work of the
Gospel ministry, at the Baptist church, in Rensse-
laerville, Albany county, On the Sth ult
i
in the Episcopal church, at Boydton, Va, on the
| 18th ult.
INSTALLATIONS.
~ late Of the Re-
maly installed in the charge OF the English portion
of the First Reformed congregation of York, Penn
sylvania, on the l4th ult.
Rev. Daniel Read, formerly of Medina, New York,
has been chosen as pastor of the Second Baptist
church OF ST. Louis Missouri anG was installed in
that sacred relation on Sabbath morning, the 9Th
utimO.
Rev. John Gibson was installed pestor of the Pres
byterian church in Troy Illinois, blythe PreSbytery
OF Alton, on the 5th ult.
Rev. Andrew Loose was installed at in,hester,
Indiana, by the Fort Wayne Presbytery, on the 5th
ultimo.
Rev. s. W. Robbins was ordained and installed
pastor of the Congregational church at North Haven,
Connecticut, 18th ult.
Rev. James Bateswns installed at Central Village,
Connecticut, on the 18th ult
Rev. Daniel H. Babcock was ordained and Install
ed at Plymouth, Massachusetts, on the 10th ut.
Rev. Ambrose Smith was installed at Boscawea,
New Hampshire, on the 18th ult.
Rev. D; D; Mccall was installed by the Rochester
City Presbytery, co. So over the church in Wheat
land, New York, on the 2lst ult
Rev. H. I. Coe was installed as pastor OF the
South Presbyterian church co. 81 of Galena, ILL
neis, by q committee CT the Presbytery Of Rock
River, on the 9th ult.
Rev. Mr. Fleetwood was. installed as pastor of the
n. 8. Presbyterian church, in Bevidere, New York,
on the 2lst ult.
The Rev. T. Newton Jones, formerly of London,
N. H., has received unanimous call to become the
pastor Of the Evangelical Congregational church and
society in Hopkinton, N. Fl.
Rev. Mr.. Ceburn Of Brunswick, Me-. has accepted
. call from the Second Baptist Society in Manches-
ter, to become their pastor.
Mr.. Nathaniel J. Barton, of Yale Theological
ohool hoch can IIoIh r tho
tonal church in Fairhaven, Ct, to become their first
pastor.
Rev. Abraham 8. Gardiner has accepted call
to the Presbyterian Church in Cold Spring, Putnam
county, NY.
Rev. G. j. Bowen, pastor of the Unitarian Society
in Nswburyport, has resigned his CHARGE the resig-
nation to take effect the LIST of September.
DEATHS IN TIKI MINISTRY.
On the 23d ult, says the Lynchburg Va, Express,
at the age Of passed away the soul of the
Rev. William s. Ried, on old hOnored and reverend
citizen and pastor. About forty years since Mr. Ried
under the pastoral care of Rev. Mr.. Vaughan, and
presented it, together with the ground upon which it
stands, to his congregation For nearly forty years
did he perform faithfully his duties minister Of
God. " His head blOssomed for the tomb" and he
passed from life unto death with the tears Of many Of
his old scholars falling thckly around him and the
love and reverence Of the whole community.
Rev. P. Duffy, Catholic pastor of Newburg, ex
pirsd at his residence the 18th ult, in the seth
year of his age. MIR. Duffy has been laboring yea
lousy q missionary priest in America for about
forty years, and for nearly half of that time he has
been at Newburg, visiting until recently great
many other stations in the adjoining country.
Rev. DR. Sharpe Of Boston. died on the Esd, at the
residence OF Bobert P. Brown, in Baltimore county.
Rev. B. F. Bradbrook, missionary Of the Home
Mission society, died recently at Davenport, Iowa.
Rev. Charles Coffin, D. D., died at his residence
near Greenville Tenn, on the afternoon Of the Sd
ult., at an advanced age.
NEW CHURCHES.
The Advent Mission chursh, under the pastoral
care of Mr.. Mansfield, are erecting neat and COM
Portable brick chapel on Forsyth street, between
Hester and Walker streets The seats OF this chapel
are to be Free 1t is located in q part Of the city
where there is large population, who do not pro.
cure seats In the usual mode Of purchase of hire.
1t is expected that the chapel will be completed in
July.
new corporation has been formed BY the name
Of Grace church ia q part of Williamsburg where
there is every prospect OF large and rapid growth
of population. Five lots have been given on condi.
ton that church be erected thereon within two
years.
A large and elegant church cdifce is about to be
erected on the Loring estate, in Somerset street,
Boston, by the Baptist church and society-Rey. Mr..
Neale's.
The corner stone Of the Bethel which is being built
for the of the Church of God at Elizabethtown,
Pa, will be laid to-day.
The Salem Baptist church on Clark street, Chica-
60, was dedicated on the 26th ult
The new Presbyterian church erected upon Park
avenue St. Louis, Mo-, by the city church extension
committee, was set apart for the public worship Of
God on Sunday, 18th inst.
st. Patricks Church, West Utica, will be dedicated
on Sunday the 10th Of July. Bishop McClosky, of
the Albany diocese. will celebrate Pontifcal high
mass, assisted by several clersymen Of his diocese.
The Lowell Courier says that contracts are now
being made for the erection Of very large Catholic
church, between Adams and Fenwick streets, In
that city. The church is to be one hundred and
forty two feet long and otherwise in proportion It
will be the fourth Catholic church in Lowell.
The ceremonies of laying the corner stone Of the
new granite church now erecting for the Unitarian
Society (Rev g. Reynods), at Jamaica Plain, will
take place on Monday afternoon, 4th inst.
The first Baptist meeting house, recently erected
in Bloomfield, New-Jersey, will, Providence permit
ting be dedicated to the service OF Almighty God