The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-17


| Rev T. A Spencer late of Hampton, has accepted a
call to the CoDsrea ationa Church IN N Hartford OSnn
Rev H. K Green formerly OF Trenton New Jersey ha.
pied call Of the Baptist church Pougaksspss
to ill pulpit made vacant by the resignation oe
| Rev Mr. HaDteli nov in Europe
Rev James W Grant Of Whitehall, has received and
accepted the call Of the Baptist church At Canton st.
| Lawrence county.
Rev N Tucker has gued the pastoral care OF ths
| Vincent (Pepnsyvanis) Baptist church
Rev Geo d Cum minis, who has been for nearly seven
the rector Of Cn,iat church in Norfolk ma ssgnsa
| Of which DR.. Empie was lately the rector
Rev. James N. Davis will resign his pastoral charge Of
the Pysouth Congregational church in Chicsso Illinois,
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Rev Mr., Sanford has resigned the pastoral charge Of
the b piis society in Gloucester He to be located at
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY
Rev horstio Bad veil editor Of the Mississippi presoy
| Mistissippi, on the 10th ult.
The decease of Rev Samuel J. Casses of savannsh,,
| Georga, is announced
NEW CHURCHES.
The corner stone Of the new Church of Mary Star
the Corner of Court and s,gun streets Brooklyn)
VIII be- hest this afternoon at half past clock, by the
Musr Rev Nopsippor Bedini, Nuocio to Brazil. Arch
| bishop hughes vii preach en- the occasion
This day the Union Baptist Church. situated
| Grove suee', Jer.ey City, OF which Rev. Mr.
| Vertinder il pastor wn be opened for divine SER
vice The obstruction of this eddce
| neI csd more t.ab year ago. " is blit of hrics,
is fifty fee front by eighty in depth and has COST TO
sther with hi lot AID furniture aooat SIS 900. Is
the Norman ST. lie architecture aud viii
date NJ ndJec aud dtty The front will
finished in stye Ia the arches Of the doors and
airAows tanned glass lights The uteFioe Of the
building has teully finished with FREE paint
ing, by ahch he walls appear as made OF CLOCKS Of
Of semi herman ,ibbsd panels and ch holdings.
raed with representation Of architecture ornaments.
over te ~rdos on the tide ~ss represented spans
of arches columns 50 ppored by BRACKETS Ia thu
OF the pulpit the wall is painted in imitation OF Nor
man uacery ana dsmask drap perry to which good effect
| IL "A
pulpit IL baptstery. The pnld,ug warmed by regis
tiers and supplied with veniators The furniture o. tas
church and Tho carpeog its aisles and pc have
cot about 81 500 and have been paid for out OF the
cteds OF the sewing socey conducted BY the ladies' Of
this church This Includes ewood tofa and chairs
for the pulpit marble communion table, the carpets.
book racks 70, the ges the gas fixtures pulpit trim
door mats &c. The morning sermon viii be preached
BY Eev Dr. Armit' &c, o. Nov York Rev Hr BAldsln,
| in the evening there will be di course by Rev. Dr..
| Hague, OF Newark
Ire corner Chrss's NJ E Church. 10 Pittsburg,
wa laid ON the 18th instant, the corner Of Hancoc
and Penn streets.
! The corner stone Of the M cbur ,h was laid on
the llih inst a. noon tie Cemetery ground of the
Union Church. IN Eleventh street. below Car penter,
| Philadelphia.
The dedication of the Southern Methodist Church took
| plAce on he lo.h lost at Staun.on Va.
house for Sorsbp and Sunday school is about to b,
nu at warren street Trenton, under tine lus ceA OF
| tie first Pie. b. terrain Church.
The Prtshy terisp church recently erected by
/
| 10 The worship II God tnis day.
On Tuesday rest ct o'clock p NJ, the Most Rev.
Archbishop Hughes will lay the stone ne
Church of ST. Peter, eepsie. The dourshinc
parish 10 which this church belongs has for the last
nine years. been uuder the pastoral of the Rev. Mi
chae Rordan under Jealous administration the cid
barch has been twice enlarged and schoolhouse has
been built which Ii attended by hundred and
fifty Children which appeal been made outside
OF this far from rich parish The church ia be
built Of brick los b. SIS feet The Catholics
Poughkeepsie and couatry round 1t is about $780,
prac hr%ar ~. n - L..
Vcksburg Mirs
AnewO church organized in the southern part
OF Washil gtoD in the vicinity Of the Smithsonian Ins
tue, On the 18th ns by the tfesbytery of Baltimore
correspondent Of the Christian Advocate writing
from the -outh, mentions plan entertained by Harry
hha,., wen h." n wealthy cotton merchant aud
nscle in that city, IN an eligible position, a of
si5o Geo The ~n'er says -, 1t is to be capable Of
seating IN &c thousand persons and occupied preach
Jog alone He popoes deed the bishoos placing
y under then sootro ard That o. the general
once IL four years programme made cot setting
forth The apDontn to thi grand on this plan
the greatest men Of each are to be de.alei
Ter one Two. or three months servca The strangers
tbouerg our hotels and boarding houses BY thousands
the .ipt'r ~ ave in opportunity to hear the g,eat
The store Of the Pres church 10 Mount
Morris, N Y hto be laid the ooh II will De fully
equal to The hae edfce destroyed by fire.
A new NJ tbodist chul oh hch has been erected at
hyicksvile, Mass at an exe of 81 OoO vas dedi-
cateo on the 14lh inst.
MISCELLANEOUS
Rev. 4. l.. Mapoop Tins city, received tn,
honorary cesree d at Rochester University la.
week andis to deliver the annual grafton before the
Literary Bro wn Uniyersity the frat weak m
Septen pst
The Church Herald has been furnished with a LITTER
written oy msmoe' Of the Ep copal Oh urch North
Caroiua 70 Ri hop Green VIII ch that Mrs. Ives
VII return hone with her brother, Dr. Hobart he
having eceed notice from the Pope that Dr. Ives would
be ocaltd PRIEST II the suma.er and could no longer
tie considered he hu band.o
TIE saa anci.co Baptist Association me. at the
Pine street Bspust Church June 10th, and organized
L. Kay a Wha.lo 80 c..
city, moderator Dr. J. s skinner of SAn FRANCISCO.
sse,e'aIy Thee dore Adams Esq treasurer Rev. W.
r-tressnto by zee churches in San Francisco one
frem socssn srto from Placefvie one from Nap
% 'Is hop souoma one f'om Santa Rosa one from
Santa Clara one from San Jose one from Refuge FL
Dorado eith some evenly oegatss making one Of the
most respectable conventions that has eyer convened in
tina, oulgSa!e
The second Presbvt terrain church in Washington cty
With their pastor Rev Wtism Eckard. have recently
with the Presbytery Of Baltimore.
Rev DR. Hoge, senio. pastor Of the Old School Church.
in Columbus announced to his people, recently that the
month " June competed the forty fifth year Of his
stry to that church. DIR Hoge appointed by the
General Assembly, as missionary in the Safe Of Ohio
was y wilderl
The following calculation Of the number Of books,
ZOOS letters &c n'ained in the Old and New
years LABOR They are therefore, supposed be worth
reading, and perhaps presrvrg;-
OLD TESTAMENT.
20 Of ehspters. eso No. Of isttess.... 2.ass,ioo
No Of verses. ...... % 2lA
The middle book is Proverbs.
The mt Gle chapter Is Job XIX
lbe moo. ve,te would be ii Chronicles II IL there
were verse moe and IS If there we're verse less.
The word ., d" occurs IS 543 Zines.
TIE word " Jphosah" occurs 6 Sb5 times
Tie shortest verse is Chronicles, t. 25
1l-t yerse of be It'll chapter Of Ezra contains all
tsa letters Of the alphabet.
The 9h Of tne Kings and the 37th chaper of Isaiah
aike.
NEW TESTAMENT.
NO. OF hooks....... ~ No of words ..... 1St 2sS.
No of ..... $50
TIE MIDDLE book l. H. The sal mans.
The middle chspter L. Romans xiii II there were o.
chapter les and xiv If there we're a chant err more
The middle verse is Acts xvii H.
The sborgett VERSE IL John XII So.
OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.
NO OF books ....... GO No ~ words. go. 773 697