The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05
Religious Intelligence.


SERMONS.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, from Charleston, s. c., will preach
IN the Canal street Presbyterian church, this morn
ing and afternoon.
ing in Mount Zion Second Advent church, No. 1853
Bowery.
Mr.. Davis Smith was ordained as an evangelist at
Carlisle, Mass, on the LIST inst.
Rev. A. b. Fuller, late Of Manchester, n. H., was
installed pastor OF the North Religious Soce-
ty, in Boston, on the LIST inst
INVITATIONS.
The North chufGh and parish, in Portsmouth, oy
concurrent votes, have given a unanimous cali to-
Rev. Henry d. Moore, Of Philadelphia, to settle with
them in the ministry
Rev. DIR. Pennington, moderator Of the Third Pres
bytery Of New York, and pastor of the Prince street
(colored) Presbyterian church, has receveda una
nimous call from the Talcot street Congregational
church and society in Hartford, Conn, over which
he formerly presided eight years TO resume the pas
Hartford Central Association when called to his pre-
sent charge. :
The BAPTIST church and society in Granville. N.
" have invited Rev. o. Adams to the passionate OF
said church and society, and ne VIII propapiy
accept their invitation
The Second CONGREGATIONAL church in Fair Haven
has given Mr. Nathaniel j. Burton, OF Yale Theolo--
gical Department, unanimous call to become their
first pastor. It is thought that the call will be ac-
cepted
ACcEPTANCEs.
Rev. DR.. Atkinson has accepted the Bishopric o.
the Protestant Episcopal Church in North Carolina
Rev. Parsbal Terry, who has labored for nearly
six years in Marathon, Cortland Co., N. w. has
accepted a unanimous call to become pastor of tho
First Presbyterian church in gainesville, o., and
has entered upon his new field.
Rev. Robert R. Lands has accepted call to the
Second Presbyterian church Of Pat erson, NJ.
Rev. James Bates, late of CRANKY, Mass. has az
n n
tonal church in Central Village, Painfeld, CT
We learn from the Ohio Observer, published at
Hudson, the seat Of the Western Reserve College,
that Professor Emerson has accepted his appoint
ment to the PIofessorshp Of Mathematics In that
institution.
Rev. Robert G. Waterson has declined the unani-
nous call OF the Unitarian Society at Augusta, Me.
Rev. VIM. Horton has declined the Rectorship Of
the parish Of ST. Peters, at Salem.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev. Mr.. Chaffee has been compelled, by i'll health,
to resign the charge of the Unitarian Society in South
Natck, Mass.
Rev. C. J. Bowen, pastor of the Unitarian Society
in Newburyport, Mass, has resigned his charge, the
resignation to take place upon the first Of September
DISMISSED.
Rev. Daniel Huntington, of North Bridgewater,
was dismissed from his pastoral charge on Wednes-
day, 18th ult.
Rev. John H. M. Leland was dismissed from his
pastoral relation to the First church in Bethel Me-,
by ecclesiastical council, convened the 10th
ultimo.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. A. B. Warner died at MedfOrd, Mass on the
26th ultimo He was the first pastor Of the Mystic
Orthodoxy Church at Aedford.
Rev. A. Wooliscroft member of the Rock River
Conference, who had charge of the Washington
(TaZewel county Ill) Circuit came to his death in
Peoria on the 2lst u by taking portion Of arsenic,
under the suppostion that it was magnesia.
Rev. N. w. Williams, q Baptist clergyman, whose
birth place was Salem and was formerly settled in
Beverly, died in Boston on the 9th ult, at the age
Of 6S years.
NEW CHURCHES.
Laying Of the corner stone Of the Broadway Bap-
fist church will take place on Monday afternoon,
June 9th, in Twenty third street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. Appropriate ceremonies may be ex-
pected, from pastors in the vicinity upon the occa-
sion.
The Methodist church in Morrisania is about to be
sold, and the erection Of and beautiful edifce
is in contemplation.
The new Presbyterian church at Cedar Creek,
Virginia, was dedicated to the worship of Almighty
God on the 10th ut
portion Of the members of the large Calvinistic
Baptist (Rey. Mr. Flanders) Society, now the only
one Of that denomination in Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire have commenced building new brick house
OF worship at the of Pleasant and South streets
The Bethlehem Baptist church having completed
the erection OF house of worship at New Hamp-
ton station Hunterdon county, New Jersey, the
dedcatory services will be attended, Providence per-
hitting, on Tuesday, the 18th day of June.
The Plymouth church of Rochester has organized
under the statute. Ground is broken for the pro-
posed edifce, at the corner Of South Sophia and
Troup streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Justin Spaulding has taken charge of the
Methodist Church in Portsmouth, NH
German Presbyterian church has recently been
organized in Cincinnati The persons who compose;
it had chiefly been Roman Catholics, and have been
for some months past attending the preaching Of
DR.. Giustanini.
Rev. o. w. Briggs is expected to commence his
pastoral labors with the First Baptist Church in
Brooklyn this day.
Rev. F. Snyder has entered upon his duties az
pastor of the Second Bapts. Church, Williamsburg.
Rev. E. P. Hastings and wife, and Rev. Joseph
Scudder and wife, and native Hndoo woman, have,
taken passage in the ship Niobe, at Boston, for Ma
dras They are connected with the Madras Mission.
The annual meeting of the Baptist State Conven-
ton Of Connecticut will be held at the Central Bap-
tst Church in Hartford, commencing on Tuesday
next, the 18th inst, at two O'clock p M. The an
nual sermon will be preached in the evening, by
Rev. S. d. Phelps, Of New Haven, Conn.