The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27
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Religious Intelligence. .
Btshop Wainwright will hold q con6rmaHon In o.
oosefs church, Brooklyn, this afternoon.

Bishop Wainwright win hold condrmAtoa In e. 70
coae's church, Brooklyn, this afternoon.
SERMONS.
Rev. nr Mctary will preach in the Iriah Presbyts ~
cnufcn, Canal street, this forenoon.
Kew sr. snow win preaoh to-day at the Union Bun
a. coo ~ ga ne stupendous events that abeN
Earthquake"
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. William Lusk instavsS n.,tor ~ ~. Vrx
Presbyterian church In Batavia, N r. on the 2:d inst
Rev. H. T. Smith, late Of Oyster Bay L. L. was in,N slsd
pastor OF The Middle Protestant Reformed Dutch OH,
~ Brooklyn, on the I'D inst.
Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge has been installed pssto q
the Second Presbyterian church, New Orleans.
Rev. Tertius S. Clarke installed pastor of the Fla
Orthodox Congregations church in Franklin N. r.,
the piesbytery OF delaware on the I'd inst.
ORDINATIONS.
Pew Archibald Morrison, of Woroeser, and Rev Johr
Hubbard, Of Northampton, were ordained in Trinity
church, Boston, on the 25th inst by Bishop Eastbur
Rev Mr. Furom of Attica, was ordained ct Bstayh
n. Y, on the .3dinst
AZ the call Of the Baptist church at Woodstock IN Mr.
: Brown was ordained TO the work the ministry On
the Goth ult. -
Andrus wiburg late OF Sweden, win be ordained TO The
gospel ministry Thursday March "a in the First Rso
tit Mariners church, Cherry street.
On Wednesday evening, the 9th inst tho Presb,tosv
OF hiadelphA ordained VIM. Clark Iouden 10 tis oos
rel ministry, and installed him pastor OF tue Fifteenth
church.
INVITATIONS
The Rev Rufus ellis OF Northampton, has received
unanimous Invitation from the First Church and SocsST
IN Boston, (Chauncy pace,) TO become their pastor
New North Church and Society in Boston have renevsA
their invitation to the Rev. A. Buller of Maschests
IN IL } 10 become their pastor.
AcCEPTANoEs.
hev. M., Phipps Of birmingham has accepted cal
from the Unitarian Church and Society of Esst Bridsv
place IN March.
Rev. r. A Slater OF Mystic Ct has accented IN. -.
ninous Invitation rendered him by the Salon BasAI
Church of New Rochelle.
Rev; Leonard Tracy Of New Hampton, N H., has %
eepted call from the church in Burlington, Vt
DRCLINATYOk.
Tho call OF Rev. Mr. Hague by the owdoin square Ba,
ti Church says the Traveller, has been declined and
nearing that his friends were about TO this ea
sr Hague refused to have his presented seooad
time &C. the church. or to entertain any ovctures On ~
subject
RESIGNATION
Baptist Church ut Carmel ~ T. to take effect the Lax n
April next.
DEATHS IN rRE MINISTRY.
We are called upon, says tho Columbia South Ca,ctir
an. OF the "a inst, record the death Of Rev. L.
Haseiius, ID. D., venerable minister Of the Luhsran
church, and for tho past nineteen years prinoi
pal OF the Theological Seminary Of the Lutheran
ivsnseical synod, situated In Lexington district Dr.
.a'cns WRs oI same yengs previous TO his removal
'Dis sat. Proe in Etarsrs institutions IA Sew
orh auSt wanna, and only retired from the soaye
duties o! his profession last october.
Fe,. George T.. knotts Tor many years local mniske
oi he Methodist Episcopal Church in Bs,n ore died
Tho 18th iLst-
NEW CHURCHES.
The pew church = 10 Union place sSon nearly ep.
poetic te G. press Hills Cemetery, L. T.! wiz be- dedicaea
20 the ice Of God Ilursiay, March 3D. Bev Dr.
Bcrgs vil preach tie
Tie Presbyterlau Chu "a in Charleston. Va WA
dedicated on the 26th inst.
new Congregational Church has been organised il
Rochee and SS3 600 su6scthed TO erect church sdi
6cc II 10 be called Plymouth Church Of Rochester
new Catholic church is about to be erected At ~
corner Of Harvard aud Albany streets Beston and ths
Rev John Williams Of the Cathedral Of the Holy Ceoss
10 mentioned az the pastor
The Reformed Dutch Charoh Of Castistou, Aibaav-
county, was dedicated on Tuesday, the I'D inst
The FIRST Baptist Church OF westerlo Albany oountx
New York, having rebuilt their house OF Worship the sad
house vi be dedicated Wednesday, the second day Of
March,
The Zos Herald takes the following view Of the pro-
grcss Of Methodism in this country. lie says-"Ameri
can aethodsm not yeta century old In the Incredible
short space OF eighty seven 1t has built four thou
sand two hundred and twenty churches (Which little
lees than one for every week OF her exstenoe at cest
OF fourteen millions seven hundred and thirty thousand
live hundred and seventy dollars II has also erected
and endowed its colleges and academies With
large sums. II has built innumerabs parsonages ana
supplied itself with church aDdSabbath school literature
Now, most OF these churches having been newly
erected rebuilt remodeled and most Of these vast
outlays baving been made within the last quarter Of
century we think it no cxaggeratiou to estimate the
pendtufes OF Mcthodism In the United States for home
purposes, at an average very little short ofone million oS
dollars per annum for the last twenty Eve year. in add-
on 10 what ii has paid for the support Of its mnisry
Tie Baptists Of New England are to hold conventos
IN Boston the sth Of March, to consider the Interest,"
u the denomination and, among other things the sui
ieet ot ministerial education IL to come up.
Right Rev. Bishop Mclvane OF Ohio, expects to sail
the course OF few weeks for England 1t is his nta
ton to De present at the annual meeting Of the Britt
snd Foreign Bible Society in London.
Rev. George p Tinds has been unanimously elect q,
pastor OF the Third street Prcsby Church in Dayt
Ohio
Rev. 5. Aiken writes from, Rutland 10 the veruo..-
trRcf that he has received from thirty churches
in Vermont sss7 10, in aid Of The $4,000 tho Aus
rc9n Board oil Missions.