The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

ACCEPTANcvs.
hev j. M. Church, Of Northfells n y, mas accept0d
the unanimous invitation Of the Bap st church at wake
Geld, South Kingston r. l.
Rev & njah Baldwin has accepted th pastoral change
Oh the church IN unadia, Otsego county, n T.
Rev. F. c. Brown has nccented the ma. oral charge ef
the Baptist church at Bath, steubsn county, N Y.
Rev d. r. Knapp, Of Rondout N. Y. Ia accepted
tne call OF the Baptist church W. uimansc
Rev. A. G. Cerothers has accepted call from 10 new
Presbyterian church in Washington city.
Rev. Timothy Stowe has accepted an invitation b.
pastor Of the Pacific church in New Bedford for
the ensuing year.
Rev B. Sunderland has accepted call from the ri, vt
Presby ysrian church In Washington d. G.
Rev. Mason Noble has accepted call from the Sixth
Presbyterian church In Washington city.
Rev William W. Beiden who has supplied She pulpit
q the congrgatisaal church in Palmer for sss Tins,
las accepted call 10 the pastorste Of that church.
DR.. McCsvtoe Of Nswburs, has recsived . unanimous
call from hs old congregation of the Canal street dauroh
kegan Ill.
Mr. j. n Master: has accepted cali % become ~
pastor OF the Unitarian church in Woburn, Mass.
Rev Edgar Buckingham has accepted call to becosus
the pastor Of the Unitarian church in Troy, N. Y.
RESIGNED.
Rev j. s. Baskus s rssigpsd the pastoral charge -
tn: North Bsrah Baptist church In Aasdousa street n
this city.
Rev: Thsn.: 6; wIlsh. h.. r..sa:a tho pastoral
shargs OF the Baptist church at SandisAeld Mans.
Rev. wism B. Tolan rendered his rssgnstion a. the
pastor OF the baptist church in Morristown N J., on
sunday morning e s7th OF March last Ths rs,irnatou
has not as yet been acted upon by the church
Rev. Mr. Danferth, Of Alexandria, has syksd leave to
-esgn his charge Of the Second Church city
tending to take gsncy in the American Coon;stou
Society.
Rev. R. scstt has resigned his charge - pastor oT
s Federal street Baptist church at Portland with tbs
intention Of occupying missionary station In Paris
France.
NEW CHURCHEs.
new Presbyterian Society, Co. s. is about being
estaONnod under the pastoral
Stewart Robnson Nearly 600 have been subscribed
towards the srestion Of a new edihcs.
The Baptist church in West Cambridge was ded-
slst ult
The corner stone of the now University building was
laid Nashville on the 7h inst large collection q
citizens witnessed the ceremony.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The public recognition of Rev. jackson pastor
Of the North Baptist church. in thi. city, took p.cs in
their meeting house. of Christopher BEDFORD
81 ausos in
numbers and the Quaksrs there having decreased the
mer paying the latter 81, $50 difference.
There has been general raising Of Ministers salaries
the salaries Of its two rector. $500 The ss
gregate salaries - GOO year ST. Pauls church has In
it to $1,000 Rev Mr. D.ton'a salary at the North Con-
gregatona Society has been increased from 81 200 to
increased the salary Of Rev M Strong pastor 70
400 but has raised So 600 for the exnguishmsnt ef
BY the journal of the Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, in Florida learn that there in
the docess ten churches and besides the bishop the
Right Rev. Francis II Rutsdge, D. D., slerYynsn,
and one candidate for holy orders
Rev. Edward Brown Emerson dismissed from HI
pastoral charge at North Norwich, VT, the 23d u
March The reason laid before the council want o(
support.
Tho Central Committee appointed by the late Congrs-
gatonal Convention at Albany that the
$50 600 !. already i pledged TO the fund for building
churches which have not contributed may send in their
offerings and that the State committees having funds In
kdAd nnE terB. fedeh' No xpBQssibe to the trea
made any part distributed until the entire has
been actually received by the Central Committee The
committees circular viii be found in another column.