The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-20

0onnu1D0s 1DeD1nup1oe.
yrsash in the Associate Rssrsd church |, Jams strsst
TtAissvsniag. .
Rev. Edwin r H.sdsld DID,, win rvs second ais
evening.
Rsv Mr. Snow yn P,e:eh this afternoon and evening
he Sabbath School q the Reformed Dutch church in
Art street under the pastoral cAargs q ssv
The occasion VIII BE- an interesting enc.
ms Provisional Bishop win hold confirmation In st.
Sssphsn's church, In this city this Afternoon
INSTALLATIONS.
Rsv q DWIGHT Pftkin VS. Installed pastor the
church in Battle Creek Mch BY the Prssbytsry Of Mar.
shau on the 10th ult. sermon BY Rev. W. W. After
Rev. Joseph H Phipps of Framingham, win b in.
stalled over e Unitarian society in East Brdgswassr
On wednssday, March 2, Rev. Benjamin Bedsn
d.insd to the work Of the gospel ministry, At Creleve
The Right Rev Bishop Eastburn held an ordination at
Christ church. Salem street. the 18th INST when Mr.
Colburn, candidate OF the diocsss Of Massachusetts,
admitted TO desoons orders.
Rev. n B. Grisr who has been supplying the pulpit Of
the Presbyterian church in Wilmington N. c. for the
last s months hA. received unanimous call to become
paster Of the church.
Rev. Mr. Barker has been unanimously invited to as
suns the pastoral charge Of the Baptist congregation in
Piannsld NJ
Rev. Rufus Ellis, of Northampton has accepted the
unanimous invitation Of the First Church and society in
Boston (ChAuncy place. 10 bse their pastor For
he last Ten years Mr. Ellis has been the faithful
Of the Unitarian Church in Northampton
Rev James Kibourn, Of Prospect CT, late of Bridge.
water has .essptsd unanimous call from the Congrssa.
tiena church and society in Middle Hatdsm, Co., b.
come their pAstor.
Rev: J. "; Hall, DID, formerly Of Dayton, Ohio, and
recently OF Huntsville Ala, has accepted call the
Pine street Presbyterian church of ST. Louis (formery
Rev. J. B. Townssnd's,) to become their pastor
Rev. Edward Ebbs, of Providence, R. l., has &C
ceptsd unanimous call from the Congregational church
OF Hamilton, Canada West
Rev. Benjamin H. Paddock OF New York city, has re.
csved and accepted call to the recorship of St. Lukss
n Masters has accepted the unanimous invitation
Of the Unitarian society in Woburn, Mass TO become
thor pastor.
Rev. A Fuller, late Of Manchester N H.. has &C
copied the eau Of the new North Society, Boston.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev A. lowering has resigned the pastoral charge of
the Baptist church, Pottsvlle, Pa.
Rev Jacob Knapp closed hi, labors as an evangelist at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the 9th inst.
Rev. c. C. Williams, pastor of the Baptist church at
Honesdale, Pa. has resigned his charge.
Rev Mr. Wines of Railway, N. J., has resigned the
pastoral charge of the Baptist church in that place
Rev Samuel Willis has resigned the pa storal charge
Of the Baptist church in Maryland otseso county New
York to take effect the 18th of April next.
NEW CHURCHES.
church viii be organized, by committee of the
Third Presbytery Of New York. at the church building
formerly known the Sixth street Presbyterian church.
near the corner of Second Wednesday evening
next the sd inst The service win be conducted by Rev
Eff Hatfield, ID, Rev. A. D. Smith D D., and Rev
L. Prentss. All who are interested in this new enter
prise invited to attend.
A Baptist church recently formed at McEwens-
VILE Pa.
During the recent session of the Methodist conference
al hAgerstown, Nd, Rev Henry Scer appointed an
agent 70 solicit subscriptions for the establishment Of
metropolitan church at Washington All the necessary
premnaries were duly provided for BY the conference
and ". 800 subscribed to the object.
The first Universslst society have purchased lot so
feet BY 100 ON the east side Of Plum street Fifth
cincinnati ON which they design erecting building with
Hsestone 'front.' and of an imposing character.
nsw synagogue just completed, in Mobile, con.
scented on the 11th inst.
CHURCH DELEGATIONS.
A now Free Congregational church was dedicated ut
Wellington, Ohio, on the 5th inst
The new Presbyterian Church at Durhamvile Oneida
God on Friday, the 4th inst
The Roman Catholics Of Newburyport Mass. had
grand festival on the 18th i.st and consecrated their
structure Green street next the Putnam school ard
cost $4,000 The Irish Catholics con stitute one
eighth part OF the population of Newburyport and their
pastor, Father Lemon, is highly eulogzed
The following missionaries embarked from Boston on
dret or w. l IN a the shp Eiso Capt Ken
ct, and his WIFE and Miss Sarah Cheney DIR and Mrs
Jewet expect to reside al Tocat in connection with the
mission Ffe sIher md g. ohs- vas formerly . sf mission e
ary in the field and he has a daughter MRS. Van
Lennep) at Constantinople.
At Congregational meeting of the Canal street Pres
.yterian church, held on the of Monday, March
1h 1855 for the election of pastor of the said church.
(their late pastor the Rev. Robert McCartee D. OF
the Associate Reformed Church in Newburg Orange
county, N y, unanimously elected their pastor
This must be pleasing TO their old minister be called
back to his old charge after absence of about
teen years
The Rev. Francis L. Hawkes., DR., Mason and Rev Mr.
Davis, spoken Of in connection with vacant Bish-
opric in North Ca, DINA The election viii take place
the meeting Of the Diocesan Convention in May
Rev Gustavus Hines, and his brother Rev n K
Hines, left Buffalo the 18th inst for Oregon They 20
BY the way Of the Plains. We certain that many
good wi hes and kind feelings will accompany them
through their long and perilous Journey.
Rev J. W. Dulles Of the A. p. c. F. Mission his wife
three children and servant in the ship
Sabine Capt Libby which arrived at Boston on the 18th
inst, from Calcutta.
The South Baptist Church, corner of Herkimer and
franklin streets Albany have just called and settled
their pastor, Elder Still, Of Pennsylvania.
C0rOners Inquest.
The LATE ACCIDENT UPON THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Coroner Hilton held an inquest yesterday at the City
Hospital upon the body Of Isaac Merrick who died from