The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26
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Lie worship at l0t and 81 o'clock. Individuals from
Scotland and Ireland will find in this church the
services conducted as in the Presbyterian church
OF their native land
Broadway Tabernacle win be preaching
In the morning at l0A O'Clock, and n o'clock in the
evening, by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett. Professor Henry b.
Smith is expected to preach at 81 o'clock in the az
ternOon
Westminster Church.-Rev. Mr. Smythe, of
Charleston, s. c., will preach in st. Lukes Hall,
corner Of Hudson and Grove streets in the morning,
at l0A O'clock and Rev. John Little at o'clock in
the afternoon.
The Rev. Josias A. Chancellor, of Bready, (near
londonderry Ireland. will preach at los A. NJ,
and "a p. NJ, in the Third Reformed PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Waverley place.
Protestant Episcopal Church.-Rev Mr. Duncan,
n. A., is expected 70 preach in the large room over
fne City Central Hall Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, at
104 A. M, and 81 p. M.
Rev. DR.. Hawks will preach in the Free Church Of
the Holy Martyrs Ludlow street near Grand street,
In the evening.
The Irish Evangelical Church, No. ISL Bowery.
near Delaney street-Preaching at l0t A. M Ca.
thoc prayer meeting at 81 p NJ; preaching at
O'Clock, p. II. The poor are invited.
Tent Preaching in Brooklyn Services, as usual
In the Tent Union street, near Hamilton ferry, at
81 o'clock, p NJ by the different clergymen of the
city.
Rev. Archibald Maclay, D. D., will preach in the
Norfolk Street Baptist Church this evening at "a
O'Clock.
John Street M. L. Church, between Nassau and
and William streets.-H Mattison pastor Preach
ing at lOa A. NJ, and p. M. Seats free.
Rev. DR.. Mathews is expected to preach in Lamar
tine Hall, corner Eighth avenue and Twenty. ninth
streets, this evening, at II o'clock.
Society of Liberals, No Chatham square-Lec-
tsre on the Relations OF Capital with Labor by Mr..
Ryckman. Time. 3 p. M. After which, Free Dis
Cussion Seats free Public invited.
The Midnight Cry: Behold, the Bridegroom
Cemeth-Br. j. G. Hook, from New Hampshire,
will lecture on the Lords Coming Soon,' in the hall
corner OF Grand aud Elizabeth streets. He will ex-
hiblt very interesting chart Lovers OF light and
truth are respectfully invited to attend.
Divine service in the Tent, at the Of Eighth
avenue and Thirteenth streets. Rev. Mr. Martyr
will preach in the morning TO Christians, on Their
Duty to the Unconverted-especiallyt those who ne
glect the means OF grace. Preaching in the after
noon, by one Of the city pastors. Sabbath school in
the morning at o'clock, and at r NJ.
Rev. Frederick 6. Clark will preach in the Pres
byterian Church in West Twentieth street, near
Seventh avenue. Services to commence at o'clock
precisely Preaching IN the morning by Rev. Henry
B. Smith, OF the Union Theological Seminary.
Advent Church of Mount Zion, 1913 Bowery.-
Preaching by the Messenger s. S. Snow to-day
at l0A A. NJ and p. NJ. Afternoon subject, The
Great and Final Battle at Hand All seekers after
divine truth are invited.
INSTALLATIONS, AcCEPTANCEs, ETC.
Rev. George F. Davis installed as pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church III Newtown, ILL.,, on the sth
instant.
Rev. Marshall B. Angler was installed over the
congregational Church in Hopkinton, N. H., on the
9Th instant.
Rev. Leonard S. Parker was installed over the
Winter Street Church, Haverhill, Mass on the LIST
instant.
Rev. Mr. Goldsmith was installed at South Abng-
ton, Mass on the Sth.
Rev. G. Buckingham Wilcox was installed at Fitch
burgh, Mass, on the Sth
Rev. w. H. West was installed over the O. S. Pres
byterian church in Upper Path Valley, Pa. the
3D. Rev. L. w. Williams at the same time, over
that in Lower Path Valley.
Rev. Thomas S. Bradner was installed at Croton
Falls, on the 18th nit
Rev. Gaylord L. Moore was installed at Islip, L. l.,
on the Sth
Rev. A. S. Billingsy was installed at East Pales.
tine o., on the 18Th ult
Rev. S. W. Robbins was ord aimed at North Haven,
and installed Is Pastor Of the Congregational church.
On the 18th Of June.
Rev. David Taylor, formerly of Ovid, N. Y, has
accepted the pastorate of the Baptist church at Tere
Haute, Ind, left vacant by Rev. MIR. Snyder of the
Second Church, Williamsburg.
Rev ii. D. Dool tile, late of Williamstown Mass.
has accepted call to the pastorate of the Baptist
church, IL fIoosic, N Y, and has already entered
upon his labors
Rev. VIM. B. Tolan, Of Morristown, has accepted
the call Of the Baptist church at Railway, NJ.
Rev. ID. NJ Ewood, of Trumbull, Conn, has receiv-
ed a unanimous call from the Orthodox Congrega-
tional church and society scarborough, Mass. He
will probably accept
Rev. Jacob G. Miller, of Orskany Falls, has ac-
Cepted an unanimous call to the Congregational
church in HoUsatonic, Mass
Rev. Henry Neill, of Lenox, Mass, has received
and accepted call from the Park Presbyterian
church in Syracuse, N. Y.
Rev. J. Guernsey, late Of Derby, CT, has received
call from the Congregational church in Dubuque,
Iowa.
Rev. T. N. Jones has been called to North Reading
Mass.
Mr.. A. H Quint has been called to the First church
in Exeter, N. II.
Rev. N. S. Dickey, of New Washington, o., has Ia
ken charge Of the Presbyterian church in Columbus,
Ind
Rev. George Ubler has been dismissed, on account
of his health, from the Congregational church in
Greenvle, r. |.
On Sunday, June 5, the Most Rev. Archbishop
Hughes confirmed in the Church Of the Most Holy
Redeemer, 236 persons, of whom SO we're converts
from Professionalism.
On Sunday, June 10. the Most Rev. Archbishop
confirmed in ST. Alphonsus' church, l96 persons of
whom IL were converts from Professionalism.
Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Episcopal church,
is about to visit the islands OF the Pacific and
The old South church OF Boston have lately in
creased the salary OF their pastor Rev. Dr. Bagden,
to S. 900.
The Rev. silas Hawley has recently been called to
the Congregational church OF Fond du Lac, from
Western New York
The First Presbyterian church in Oswego, toge-
Their with its pastor Rev. Dr. Condit, were dismissed
by the Oswego Presbytery the 9Th, to unite with
the Presbytery Of Mohawk, 90. 50
The Associate Reformed church of which Rev. Mr..
Thompson is pastor, which has lately purchased DIT.
McElroy's church, has united with o. 5 Presbytery
The Diocesan Convention Of Rhode Island, at its
meeting last week, failed to elect Bishop.
st. Michaels church. Bloomingdale, New York,
has lately been made free church, by the rector,
wardens, and vestry OF the same.
The churches in fremont and Morton Tazewell
Co. H. are left destitute of pastor, their late min
lister, S. s. Martin having accepted an appointment
of the Home Mission Society to Delevan in the same
county.
The Congregational Church in New Braintree,