The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

In addition to the usual ceremonies at different
churches, the following are specially advertised =
seven O'Clock by the Rev. Isaac Westcott, pastor of
the Laght street Baptist church. Subject The
necessity and certainty OF general judgment and
of future rewards and punishmens.h
Mount Zion Second Advent Church, les Bowery-
Bishop Snow-at aud P. M. Evening subject
" The Signs Of the Times"
The Irish Evangelical Church, ls7 Bowery near
Delaney street.-Preaching at l0a A. NJ; general
prayer and Christian conversation meeting at 81
O'Clock P. NJ; preaching at o'clock P. M.
Fifth Universalst Church, Dodworth's Hall, No.
COS Broadway, near Grace Church.-Rev. T. j.
Sawyer ID. D., will preach, morning and afternoon,
at the usual hours.
Olive Branch Baptist Church. Preaching in the
morning at i0s o'clock, by the Rev. DR.. Lille, OF
Brooklyn, and in the afternoon at 20, by the Rev.
James Tanner, the Chippewa ludian, who will give
some very interesting information reative to the
Indian tribes of the far West.
John street NJ. E. Church, between Nassau and
William streets.-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. II.
Mattison, at l0i A. NJ. and P. N.
Tent Preaching in Brooklyn Rev. Mr.. Reming-
ton, of Christ's Church, will preach at the Tent,
Union street, near Hamilton ferry, at 81 o'clock
p. M
At Convention Hall. No. l79 Wooster street, at
the usual hours the testimony and doctrine
ing the kingdom which pertains to Israel will be set
FORTH
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church, (Medich
College) No. 81 Crosby street, near Prince street.
Rev. Spencer l.. Finney, pastor. Preaching on Sab
bath morning, at l0A o'clock, and at "a in the
evening.
ORDINATIONS, INSTALLATIONS, ETC:
Mr.. Marshall B. Angler was, on the 7th inst, or
dained pastor of the First Congregational Church
and Society in Hopkinton, N. H.
Rev. Leonard 8. Parker was installed pastor Of the
Winter Street Church, Haverhil, on Wednesday, lst
inst. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Whiting OF Reading.
Mr.. c. H. Pierson was ordained as minister of
the gospel on the 18th of May, at Stafford, Conn
Sermon by Rev. 0. s. Stearns.
Mr.. Ira D. Burwell was ordained as the pastor Of
the Baptist Church, Moriah Essex county, N. Y, on
the Sth inst.
Rev. A. B. Foster was installed pastor of the Or.
thodox Congregational Church and Society, at Peeer
sham, Mass on Thursday, May II.
Rev. Mr. Goldsmith was installed over the Congre-
gational Church in South Arlington, Mass, on the
Sth inst
Rev. Alexander G. Childs was ordained over the
Congregational Church and Society in East Falmouth
Mass, on the 18th ult.
Mr.. Perry Bennett was ordained to the work Of the
ministry, at Lebanon Conn.,, on the Oath ult.
Rev. John Gibson was installed pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church in Troy, ILL.,, by committee of the
Presbytery Of Alton, on the 9TH inst.
Rev. E. S. Skinner was installed at South Wilbra
ham, Mass, on the 18th ult.
Rev. Alexander G. Childs wa ordained and in
stalled, at East Falmouth, Mas. rnon by Rev. II.
B. Hooker of Falmouth.
DIsMIssALs, INVITA- rIoSs, ETC.
Rev. Theodore Cooke, formerly OF Northampton
has been dismissed, at his own request. from the
Congregational church and society in Stowe, and
Rev. Sumner Lincoln has been invited to succeed
him.
Rev. Rufus King has been dismissed from Amss
bury Mills Mass
Rev. j. H. Merrill, of Pembroke, N. H., has been
dismissed from the pastoral charge of the church in
that place.
Mr.. A. H. Quint, of Dover, has been called to the
pastorate of the First Church in Exeter, N. H.
Rev. R. P. Stanton has requested dissolution Of
his pastoral relation to the Presbyterian Church Of
Cohoes, with view Of accepting call extended to
him some time since, from the First Congregational
Church of Derby, Conn.
Rev. G. W. Timlow, of the Third Presbytery OF
New York, has received and accepted call to the
Presh yterian Church of Dunkirk, N. Y.
At q meeting Of the Second Unitarian Society of
Brooklyn, held on Tuesday evening last, Rev Samuel
Longfellow received unanimous call to become
minister Of the society
Rev. j. Guernsey, late of Derby, Conn.,, and for
merry of Charleston, Mass, has received unani-
nous call from the Congregational Church and So
ciety in Dubuque, Iowa, TO become their pastor
Rev. 7. n. Jones, late OF Loudon village, New
Hampshire, has received and accepted o call from
the Evangelical Congregational church in North
Reading, Mass.
Tie Baptist church in Rondout, New York, have
extended invitation to Rev. John D. Meeson to be-
come their pastor.
Rev. d. NJ. Elwood of Trumbull, Conn. has re-
ceved unanimous call from the Orthodox Con-
gregational church and society in scarborough,
Mass.
Rev. Frederick Hinckley has accepted an invita-
ton to become the minister Of the society at Hart
ford, Conn.
Rev. H. H. Waite, late Of Belleville, has accepted
an invitation TO labor in the First Congregational
church in Carthage, Jefferson county.
Rev. Edward S. Dwight has been called to the
First church, in Amherst, Ms.
Rev. DR.. Pennington, moderator Of the Third Pres
bytery Of New York and pastor Of the Prince street
(cotored) Presbyterian church, has received unani-
nous call from the Talcott street. (colored) Con-
gregational society in Hartford, Conn.
MrsoHLL ANEous.
We learn that the Rev. III. j. David, formerly Pro-
fessor Of Ancient Languages IL Princeton college,
and distinguished for his requirements in Oriental
literature has for some time past devoted his atten
ton to the subject of general history The labors of
this accomplished scholar have resulted in the pro-
ducion of work of high interest which will soon be
published, and will be hailed as valuable addition
to historical literature.
Rev. VIM. Wylie, D. D., for many years the pastor
of the Presbyterian church in Newark, Ohio, has
Gently resigned, on account of age and infrmties.
The Congregational church in Haddam, Conn.,, re-
ioices in powerful work OF grace within her borders,
and in the hopeful regeneration OF some thirty or
forty persons who have heretofore lived without God
and without hope in the world.
The Rev. Z. w. Dickinson has removed from Lew
isburg, Pa, to Plttsburs, and taken the pastoral
charge Of the Union Baptist Church in that place.
A new Catholic Cathedral is to be built in Chicago
at a cost Of between $50 900 and 100000
The Congregational church in Colerain, Mass.
having been rebuilt, was dedicated on the 26th ut
A new Congregational church has been organized
at Bellows Falls.
The Church of the Redeemer, at Yorkville, New
York city, was consecrated Oh the 3lst ult.
A regular Independent Baptist Swede church has
been organized in Rock Island, H., OF which Rev. &
Pamquest is pastor.
st. Mary's church, Casteton, Staten Island, Wa!
consecrated on the 26tb ult.
The corner stone of new Baptist church, corner
of l2eth street and Fifth avenue, will be laid t0mor
row, at o'clock P. NJ.
The American Baptist Home Mission Society hal