The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02

Congregational Church In New York, has accepted
call IT, become pastor OF the Second Congregations.
Church Berlin, Conn. The services for his inatai
o 'isls. held on wedne day. October St'' At
Rev. ". F. Broadd Is, late Of Lexington KY, has
accepted he call pastor OF the Baptist Church in
F1edericksbrrg, Va
Rev j. A. McClung, Of Indianapolis, invited -
take charge of the Central Presbyterian Church NJ
Cincinnati, Gate DR.. Rce's) has declined to accept
RESIGNATION.
Rev. Mr.. Ellis, colleague uf the venerable Sebas-
tau Streeter, pastor Of the First Unversalist 81
ciety, i'll Hanover street Boston, has resigned his
charge from some unhappiness exciting IN the
church.
DEArns IN TaE MINISTRY.
. Rev. Mr.. = arr, Of tine Methodist Church. died at
Mobile, OF the prevailing disease on the 20th inst.
This is the thrd minister of thai denonin alton who
has been numbered among its victims 10 Mobile.
Rev. Hezesiab G. Leigh, DID,, died on the 18th
uls. 1t Boydto Va.
NEW CHURCHES.
A synagogue, IL largest in the West and erected
at cos, exceeding $50 900 he's lately been conse-
Grated at Cincinnati, O. The local papers speak in
terms o high praise Of the eeiice and Of the conae
Grafton service, which was directed by the Rev. Dr.
Ra shall, Of the synagogue Ill Greene street, New
York Sis sermon on the occasion is ated to have
been "replete with thought, eloquence touching de-
sct iLtions and fervd DEVOTION" Previous to hts de-
palturs from Cincinnati ,be Rev. Rabbi ~as pre-
scrihed, a purse of gold and the following resolu-
tlCns-
Resolved That X X Beni Israel hereby tender 10 the
eloquent preacher the talented biblical scholar the en-
sltened Iious lsraelc, the Rev H. laphall, H. A.
p IN their thanks for the services rendered By hun TO
them during lis visit TO Cincinnati.
Resolved, That X H. Pen Israel cannot but feel that
tie cause Of Judaism would manfestiy progress II
amongst the ration to be found in each congrega
ton preacher IN israel' rs il M RaptIll.
Resolved That X. Il, Hen Israel compliment and CON
graduate Il. X. Ena jeshurun Of New York city in the
selection try have made IN placing ~ their head the Rev
Ir Rarhsu Is. X. heni Israel tender their achnowedg-
10 t. H. Bna Jerhurun for the privilege aud tns
pleasure which tleJ have permitted the members 81 T. H.
FEM Israel 70 experience and enjoy in the teachings OF
the Rev, boctor.
Resolved. That silver tanharl, with suitable in,
ser9n be presented II aI ,s q A. can. ~ a, thee
resolutions.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
to the President II Bnai .eshurun New York city and
also COPY the Asmorec. and Occient with request
that they viii publish the same
St Patrck's Church ia Coumbuz, Ohio, was so
Iemny dedicated 10 the worship Of u ID on the 18th
ut. with the imposing ceremonies OF che Catholic
Church. Tie edlhce crowded to its utmost Ca
pacty. TIE dedication seEnon was preached by the
Most Rev, Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati.
A church is erecting for the South Baptist Society
in Hartford The stecpe ID TO be entirely OF stone,
and 220 feet high.
The impressive exercises OF laying the corner
stone OF ST. lgnatius' (Cathoic) Church took place
on the 18th ut the southw west corner OF Madison
and Calvert streets, Bs'LlnOre.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Bridge street and FaltOn avenue ConSre-
gstionnl churches, in Brooklyn, have both been
disosnded and their pastors withdrawn, pre-
psratoly to forming . res society from the rem
naDts d both, which it is hoped vii flourish With re-
newed yigor asd vitality. large field is open TO
them, ard the proposed locality OF the new church
edfce is in one OF the mOst f0urshing parts Of the
city.
Prot Human having been chosen as President Of
the new Methodist University At Chicago, Rev Q. Q.
Olds, tn. present pastor Of the Congress street
Methodist Church, in Detroit, Mich has been 50
Iected by the Conference IS his successor 1t the Al
bion Seminary. and Rev. William Mshon has bean
appointed to the charge this left vacant.
The Presbyseries Of Steuben and Wyoming coua-
ties N. Y, have been united by the Synod Of BaTa-
10, and now constitute the Presbytery Of Genesse
River.
Rev. II. Ryan Smith, late Of the " o. Church az
Medina, has, by the action Of the last Conference
been transferred to the Niagara street church IN
Buffalo.