The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-03

RELIGIOUS Intelligence.
Rev. Mr.. Cro%kery from Ireland, win prsach In the
Canal Street Presbyterian Church to day morning and
afternoon.
The discourse On light reading addressed to young pso
pie, which was postponed last Sabbath, win b deli
vered this evening" In the Eleventh. Prescytsan Onurc
corner Of Brocms and Ridge streets
BISHOP wAMwRIGHr's APPOINTMENTS FOR THE
WEEK.
To-day in the forenoon, at the Church Of the Ascen.
scn In this city tst Matthews; evening" 81
Tussday, il Troy At the meeting the Northern Cs
real Convocatien, and the Albany Bible and Common
wednesday in Sing Sing, at the meeting q the West
chester Clerical Convocaton.
peth and in the evening, at st. Georges, Flushing.
Friday, forenoon at Grace Church. Jamaica, Long
ss st.
ternoon at Zion Church, Little Neck.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. VIM. Wright installed pastor Of the church
and society in West Avon Connecticut the 10th ult
Rev Israel H. Northrup, late Of Aelross, Nass
Wednesday March 3d. installed pastor Of the Congrsga
tonal Church in Warren.
ORDINATION.
On Thursday, February II, Rev. Peter Irving
dained pastor Of the Baptist Church in Wolcot Wayne
county, New York. Sermon by Rev. N. Ferguson.
Rev Mr. Barker of Plainfeld has been called to the
Hghtstown Baptist church, New Jersey.
Rev solomon McNar has been called to the O. s. church
In Mansfield, New Jersey.
Rev. 0. W. Briggs OF Alexandria, Va has accepted the
unanimous call Of the First Baptis church. Brooklyn
become their pastor.
Rev John lawrence lase Of tho Theological Seminary,
Andover has accepted invitation to become the pastor
Of the Orthodox Congregational church and society in
recently connected with the college at Jacksonville
H., has accepted unanimous call from the Congrega
topai church and society in Mdddebury, w. to become
their pastor,
Rev. L. spoGord who for six years past has labored
stated supply with the Congregational church. in Fond
du Lac has accepted invitation to take charge of the
First Presbyterian church in Depero, Wis.
Rev. Edwin T. r. Cook having accepted the rectorshp
Of st. Judes church. in this city will enter upon his du-
ties to day
Rev George Lewis Patt late assistant minister to the
Rev. Dr. Cutler, OF St. AIMS, havng. accepted call to
the rectoshp Of st. Georges at Gowanus will enter
upon the duties to-day.
Rev. R. P. johnson has accepted q call assistant
minister Of the associated churches Of Pinevie Middle
and Upper st. Johns Parish, sc.
Rev. Thomas Mallaby has accepted the unanimous
call to the rectorship Of st. Pauls, Glen Cove, Long
Rev. G. F. Hendrickson has accepted q call from the
Baptist church at Patterson, Putnam county, NY
RESERVATIONS
Rev Sunrt Robinson has resigned his pastoral charge
of the church in Baltimore, formerly DR.. Duncan's
Rev. Mr. Wines of the Baptist church at Railway, N.
j., has resigned.
NEW CHURCHES.
new and elegant church is about being built in Pitts
burg BY the Methodist community.
The Catholics of Sacramento City, California again
moving to erect church the site Of their former tidy
little edfce which wasconsumed shortly after its com
pletion, in the general confsgration.
CHURCH DELEGATIONS.
The dedicatory services OF the house OF worship at
fatontown NJ J are appointed for Thursday April 7th
Interesting exercises may be expected.
The gothic church, erected for the Of the Bap
fist Society in West Cambridge Mass, dedicated
the 3lst ut Sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. Banvard.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The public recognition of Rev. Aaron Jackson pas
tor Of the North Baptist church. in this city will take
place at their meeting house of and
O'Clock.
The Rev. Il. T. Wicoxon has resumed his former
charge of st. Andrews Church, at Clear Spring, Wash
ington county Nd
Every sensible and should set their faces
like flint against the custom which compels the to
seats 1t is well enough for gentleman to keep the
outer seat to prefer vacant seat there may be IN
his pew to strangers vsiters but with this excep
ton the custom of general stampede the approach
Of Lady, would in opinion be nore honored in the
breach than in the observance" The Rondout Courier
says"It is particularly American custom, founded
in the earlier settled States In those States in their
time the male settler carried his to church. ready
to turn cut in Of attack by Indians and he Of
course occupied the first seat OF the bench Times
have changed; have Indian apprehensions and
men viii go late to church So let alter the antique
view Of courtesy neoessity"
The East n. j. Baptist Conferences win hold its next
quarterly meeting At Plainfeld. on April 18th
The Christian Wdtchnan and Reflector says that ous OF
100 Baptist pastors in Massachusetts, during the four
died, leaving but fourteen stationary For the
period 81 out of II Baptist pastors in New Hampshire
changed their fields of labor three died. leaving
the remainder-settled over the same people