The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10
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Of New Brantrce, Massachusetss.f
| INsrALLATIoNs.
Rev. Thomas Brittan instalechy ths Prssbyts.
ry of Brooklyn, at Cranevilie, NJ j., on the Goth u
Rev. VIM. A. McCorkle installed by the Presbytsry
Of Crawfordsvs pastor Of the Presby church
| in Attica, Ind, on the 18th ult
Rev. Fl. H. Hayes was installed pastor Of the SECOND
Presbytsran church in Rcsk Island, ILL., the 18th ait.
BY the Presbytery of Galena.
Rev. e. W. Osborne. late If Meyopotsmia, Ohio. wa
installed over the Congregational church in Hanaden.
Ohio, on tho 25th ut.
Rev. Ambrade Smith was instaaed at Eoscawen N H.,
on the 18th ut
Rev. C. Mason installed the o. s. church II
Albany, Ill on the 3lst ult.
On "Wednesday evening, June Goth, Rev. Henry Vsa
Dyke installed pastor Of the First Pre- ytsriaa
Church in Remsen street, Brooklyn by committee OF
the Presbytery Of New York.
Rsv Frederic HincAy installed assor of the Uai.
tartan church In Hartford, Conn the eth inst.
AccxPTANCEs
Rev. Charles JONES' late pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Holland Patent has accepted c become
pastor Of the church at Oneida Castle NY.
Rev. L. Bolmes, late of Barre Mass, has accented
unanimous invitation from the Baptist Ctarch and
society in Ensartown the field Of his former lsbsrs to
become their pastor.
Church at South Reading Mass has accepted : nrofas
sorship in Western Reserve College, Hudson, Ohio.
Rev G. W. Rankin, rector of st. Peters Church, ia
Morristown, N j., has accepted call from ST. Luke.
Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
REsIGNArsoNs.
Rev A. ~ Dixon has resigned his charge OF Carliuvius
church, III, and accepted call from the Chathaa
chu ch, H.
The Rev. D. T.. Lyman has resigned his charge Of a.
Paufs (EpiscopaD Church, Columbia Pa.
- Rev Dr. Beecher, of the North Pearl street Baptist
church Albany Is about to resign his charge
the editor OF the New York Recorder.
DECLINED.
Rev. D. Banvard, OF West Cambridge, Mass, has de-
cined an invitation to become pastor Of the worthsn
street Baptist Church in Lowell
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
church, died at his residence Leonard aud
morning, Sd inst. He had been in that city but short
time having left TeIre Haute Indians, in May, for his
health BE presched his hrst sermon in the above
on the first Sunday ia juno.
Rev Henry Ewell of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
died at Yorkvile. 8 G., on Saturday, the oath ult.
NEW CHURCHES.
. new and beautiful church is now erecting by the
secsnd Congregational church in Waterbury, Ct.
new Congregational church was organized in Suuaw-
betty, MASS, on the 10th.
The stone OF the frst Protestant CHM in the
territory OF New Mexico was laid at Santa Fs the
Spanish, upon the OCCASION and Rev. IL w. Read de-
iyered one in English.
The exercises connected with the dedication of Plymouth
church, erected by the the corner of
Euclid and Erie streets Cleveland Ohio took place the
5Oth ult.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev L. Bourn, late graduate Of Union theological
Seminary, who is under appointment of the A. f. NJ
for the Choctaw mssion apart for his work ON
Sabbath evening" 26th ult.
AT the regular mouthly meeting of the New Haven
Central Association, held the inst four members
OF the Yale Theological Seminary presented themselves
and alter thorough critical and satisfactory examna
tion were licensed to preach the Gospel Their namea
are w. Bassett ef Brooklyn, N " Greenleaf Cheney
Of Georgetown Mass; Stephen Fsnn, Of Plymouth j. A.
Gallup, Of Ledyard.
A difficulty has recently occurred in the Episcopal
Church. at North Bergen, n j. which is likely to result
10 the resignation OF some of the vestrymeu appears
that cross about eight feet high has bean
eeted top Of the to of the church, which some
of the members decidedly opposed.
Rev. Mr. Coburn, recently from Brunswick, Me-, COM
menced his absrs at the Baptist Church il Man
chester, N. H., on the last Sabbath.