The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30
Relagie . Intelligence.

81 the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Bishop OF
California, performed Friday last in Trinity
Church
Al about half past ten in the morning the remaining
Hahops in the city attended by the Toronto delegation
ed number Of eergymen entered the church and seat
"A themselves in the chancel meanwhile anthem
Nsiue chantsd by splendid choir engaged for the
sion.
The audience not very large owing to unfavorabls
vsAther-ths middle aises only being filed
me candidate for conservation wearing his he was
seated between two cergymen facing the bishops with
III back to the audience behind him. chair lay the
sAinere, with which he was to Re clothed.
The ceremonies we're commenced by moraiog prayer,
The Rev. EDWARD HoHHorsE, of Canada then read the
Hrst lesson, from 33d chapter of Eek el-
mo SECOND lessor the I'd chapter Of St. john read
By Rev. WIN. CAswnI, of England.
ne lOsth Psalm then sung co nmencing -
:" Bless God, ye servants that atterd
Upon his solemn state
That in his temples halowed courts
With humble reverence wait"
The snte-communiou service followed, being read by
Right Rev Bishop WAINWRIGHT provisional oishop)
zine Epstls then read by the Rev D HIGBEs, aud
the Gospel by Ri zht Rev Dr. BOOK Missionary B shop to
China.
The ser mon was then delivered BY the Right Rev Bishop
BUBe&s Maine who took for his text the following
words from LIST Episr OF Paul to the hessaonsns LIST
chapter, sth -''For Gospel you
n word only, but also In power and in the holy Ghost
and in much assurance as ye knew what man
That wssa men o able morning when Paul looked out
upon the Helespont and said these ords. He bad
NE pre- vii day the Macedonian who had said
'Csme and help us p Without degra ing history like
Mat Of the first and glorious arch OF the Gospel by
comparison we can, nevertheless, reflect with pride
~ onward in his Western verdi and We to lay
send Ia to that land which is the treasure house of
republic. OR brother whom to day consecrate,
= 81 be of its pioneers in its march and he
lay his bopes Ia n western grave And When in he
perform. of his labors there he may let hi recolec
ZION behind him present time in such recol
words of the Apostle Paul For Gospel came not
unto you in word ons but also in power and the Holy
Ghost and in much assurance; ye knew what manner
Of men we're among you for your sake The
Gospel must not come in word only; It must
NUT strike a sympathetic chord in the deepest
of the soul else all apostolic ath all church
doctrines all pledges of faith, all Of hdelity
male in vain Words only are words and Thoughts are
only thoughts but the feelings Of the disciple of
6od-fehngs which stir up the g,s within us-ars OF
must he Gospel be carried. We have heard and
Athers have tsd us how it came to their minds and we
know how it came to the minds of men Of old. The
glorious Visions its bands Of martyrs its hosts of cham
pions aud all its pageanry of Immortality The pictures
q its power the influence OF which fla sh from soul
soul like the ghtnings of Heaven, founi in Felix
kemblng upon his throne in the Apostle struck dom
While ON his way TO the followers of God and
b the seress miracles performed By The permission
Of the Omnipoten The Gospel never without the
Holy Ghost Man is creature in Christ Jesus. The
minister Of Christ is found man Of conscience. As the
stream reflect tie sunbeam the tree bends before the
wind soul of the Christian reflects goodness Of
whose faith is built up in well ordered argument Not
sueh the feelings Of the Chi etiaI who is through
Ssar sefnterest but such the feelings of those
only who the aborers in the viz yard OF Lord
from internal faith to when the Gospel comes in much
in all the certainty of sight Brethren let
speak the word OF Christ boldly fervently and zeaously
and when doubts come through strong faith these
doubts will Re dspeed lie iss before the morning
"a to that from whom the offence cometho- "a
tvofok preacher his flock ast-ay by
his ssnl' What is the Church without God AID
without strong faith II, insignificant the dangers
HOrsa tn NJ in yylth
the lust OF the flesh and the sin Of bottles What
nauner Of man should bishop be-should ever be'
enumeration of qualities higher than learning the
things of this world. lie be given to hospitality he
must preach the Gospel BY example well words he
must not fe lifted mp with pride; he must not
y given to wine; he must not do anything which
81 ID the Chu -ch is strong and only such a
shis do work well. lie: humbly and ly
beseech God that by such as this the Gospel
10 81 mea not in word only but also in power and in
tie Holy Spirit. srd in much assurance The
preacher then thus addressed himself TO the appl'
can't for conservation, who stood up:-And now,
my dear brother this work is to be made yours. 1t
not the Episcopal learning YOU possess. it is not the
robes you will which makes the office you about
% al But 1t by doing the works which God has point
Cd out The minister of Christ must walk with God and
thirst for gold takes possession Of heart But of the
scenes Of your labors you will know much more
than those who address you at your departure.
Many pray will e up for you in this house But
feeling alone will prepare for tie performance OF
hbors that feeling trust and depend
the Almighty God My dear brother when the whole
length and breadth Of country shall lay be.
you and those no are 10 you here when it shall
een to you that you have buried in the grave those
whom have left then feel that the prayers of those
behind ascend for your welfare and feel that the
holy church sends its you and that feeling
will strengthen you for the faithful discharge Of your
holy task and hna prepare you forhe final citing of
al who shah come from the east and from the west AID
may the blessings Of Lord Jesus Christ remain with
you Amen.
The ceremonies Of the conservation were then per.
formed precisely the upon the occasion OF
secratna Bishops Davis and Atkinson which published
h full in the Herald at the time
Rshep KEEPER being the senior missionary bishop,
The Ri. Rev Bishop WAINWRIGHT presented the appli-
cant to the presiding Bishop for conservation, and the
Rev Dr Baich the testimonials of his election as
missionary Bishop to California BY late General Con-
vsntien of the Protestant Episcopal Church
At the close OF the conservation the newly received
on after which the audience departed.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev John C. stoctbrdge publicly recognized the
"a instant a. the pastor Of the Charles street Baptist
Church, Boston.
Rev Dr. Wilson installed over the South Park Pres
syterian Church, in Newark y. j., Tuesday evening
18th instant.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. John NJ Peck DID, Of Illinois, has been invited TO
accept the pastoral charge of the First Baptist Churchn
Covnston, KY, vacant by the removal Of the Rev Dr.
Lind to Georgetown.
The Phillips Church and Society of South Boston have
given inous call to Rev John Mter of Milwaukee
Wisconsin and he has accepted the invitation.
The Bethesda Baptist Church, Charlestown kassschu
sets have invited the Rev. e. Page late Of Brooklyn
New York to become their pastor lie has Ted Tia
pail, and entered upen his abors
AcCEPTANcEs.
Rev Dr. Hague OF Newark, ~ j. has accepted the call
u the North Pearl street pst Church. Albany and he
to enter upon his pastoral lies In his charge en-
The bird Sabbath in November.
:, Rev T. Jgnkin, D., las accepted the call Of a
\ arch at Holiday sburg, Pa.
NEW CHURCHES
Tho If ded =.
ahsefef took place on the 25th inst.
= The new Methodist Eph copal Church in Cleveland was
on the 2sd IN - consecraed 10 the worship of Almighty
God. 10 the forenoon collection taken up for the
benefit Of the congregation and the large Of 81 300
cen 'ributed.
The stone Of the South Park Presbyterian Church
IN Newark, ~ j., laid with the usual ceremonies yes
terday.
The Catholic residents OF the towns OF MAIDEN an Ned
ford, Mass, have united in purchasir lot of land on
which they intend 10 erect church as soou as poshIe