The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27
HelassOus lnseIlIrenoS.

Heiisssss lnsenIgsnss.
Tho Betbes Bsptist church viii be 0psn for l
dvise service this morning and afteSnOen. Preach
Ing by the pastor, Rev. @. j. Hopkins.
Professor ". Henry Green, Of Phncet0a, N. j.,
will Tea 10 TIE Presbyt eriAn church, University
place. (Dr Pot's.) thts morning a. ID O'Clock, and
at o'clock I'm the afsernoon.
INSTALLATION.
Rev. Robert II. Rogers will be installed a.
Gloucester, on Wednesday, the s0ta. Sermon BY
DR.. Dewey.
gr Joseph G. 6ymmss, Of the hast graduating
class OF the Princeton seminary, has received call
TO become pastor Of the churci at Madison, In
Rev. Jerome Twitcbei, Of New Orleans, he's re-
ceived call to become pastor OF church at
Galveston, Texas.
Rev. DR.. Vaudeville, Of Albany, has signided his
&C eptan,e Of tho call OF the Government street
ohuJ ch In Mobile.
Rev. L. Wilson, hate of the Allegheny Semi
nary, hes accepted . call fsom the o. 8. church in
Jefferson, Ind.
Divinity School, has accepted the invitation Of she
Unitarian Society in Bath, TO become their pastor
MI. Charles w. Cooper, q late graduate OF Prince
ton Theological Seminary, has received call IRON
tue Presby church Pontiac, M.ch <late DR..
PenDys to become their pastor.
Rev. Jahleel Woodbridge, Of Baton Rouge, La,
has received call TO Henderson, Ky.
Rev. Daniel G. Eddy, of Lo veil, Mass, has re-
ceived unanimous call from the Niagara Square
Bal tlst church at Buffalo. IL lie not yes de ,ided
whether he viii comply with the invitation or not
ORDINATIONS.
The Presbytery Of Peoria, on the Sd ins ord aimed
William A. Fleming TO the work Of the gospel min.
is'ry, and installer him pastor OF the cnarch Of
Pennington, III.
Mr.. William Dooley was ordained to the work Of
the ministry BY council convened wit the Free
dom Regular Baptist church, Boone county, Ind, on
the 10th ut.
B, call Of the Friendship Baptist Church, Floyd
county, Ca, Mr.. William c. Hendricks was ordained
On the 10th ut, to the work OF the Gospel ministry
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev. Frederick s. Ernst, Presbyterian eler.
gyman Of Port Hudson, La, dei while on mis- way
north. Mr.. Enst graduated at Princeton Theologi-
cal Seminary.
Rev. John PEBBLES, formerly pastor Of the O. 8.
Presbyterian church In Huntingdon, Pa, died on the
18th inst.
Rev. B. F. Keeling, Of Washington county, KY,
died on the 22d ult He had the pastoral charge VI
four Baptist churches, and was good and useful
man.
NEW CHURCHES.
new Congregational church was formed at
Lewiston Falls, Me-, on the 9Th.
new church was constituted on the 30th ult., in
Richmond, Va. 1t is to be called the Leigh street
Baptist Church, and contains l03 members. Rev.
offered prayer, Rev. Henry Watkins gave the hand
Of fello Hship, and Rev. DR.. Jeter delivered the
charge to the church.
new house If worship on Mount Airy, in Warren
county, No., was dedicated on the 30th ult- Much
OF the work In Its erection was done gratuit0usy Dy
members Of the church and congregation.
The new Episcopal church edifce erected by the
parish Of Grace Church. Honesdale Pa, was oonse-
Grated by RI. Rev. Bishop Potter, on Wednesday,
Aug. I'd.
donated to the Methodist Episcopal Church q
handsome lot OF ground at whitehall below Borden
town, N. j., which that congregation contemplate
erecting handsome ediice in which to hold divine
service.
Rev. Dr. Billiards. congregation, in st. Louis, are
now building on Lucas place church, "a feet 'front.'
BY $50 feet deep, with Q tower and spire 2S5 feet
high. Many novel yet useful improvements are
making in the ooss:ruction and equipment Of this
500 900, when it shall be finished.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. L. A. Lowry, pastor Of the jackson church,
Mis- issppi, has been elected to ProfessoFship in
Oakland College. In view Of this the church has met
and expressed their unwiingness to part with their
pastor especially in view Of his leaving for post
whose duties would necessarily take him away from
the functions Of q minister Of the Gospel"
The following are the statistics of the Episcopal
Church in New Haven for the ast year CHURCHES,
8; families, l,l90; baptisms, Ill; communicates,
$685. Sabbath school scholars, S9l; contributions,
749 n. More than one eighth of the members Of
the Episcopal church in the State are to be found
In New Haven, and more than one fourth Of its con-
tnbLtions are made there.
II is ead that at least four ths of the population
OF Texas are wholly unreached by any regular means
Of evangelical instruction, either ON the pulDit
Sunday school, or other source. Surely this asser
ton cannot be true -
According to the Presbyterian of the West, the
Presby teran church organization Ia Ohio dAtes as
far back IS 1890. In October ef that year, Rev.
David Rice, of the Transylvania Preebytery, Ky,
visited Cincinnati and organized the First Presbyte
rian Church, which nov exists there. 10 June l79l
Rev. James Kemper, of the same Presbytery visited
the church, and agreed to labor for one year from
the next fall 1t the end Of this time he was called
and settled pastor for three years logger or until
1885, and was succeeded in the First C -urch by
Rev. p Wilson, of Arlington Presbytery, N. j., who
came in 1897, and labored until his death in july
1893. Mr.. Wallace succeeded Mr.. Wilson in 1900;
and though an early minister in the State yet was
not the first as has been enormously stated in the
mention made of his death.
SCENE IN OoURT-IMMENsK ExCrrExENr-On
Monday evening an amusing though rather pointed
passage at arms took place between Recorder Sum
mers and Counsellor Field. When the case of the
fair but frai Jennie Gleason was on the tapis, aud
when the case closed, and the Recorder simply
fined the accused the counsellor protested against
| the act a. On outrage on public justice. Haviog
slept over the matter the Re order took mis- seat Oh
fho ia uyirU nspn onl <kn