The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19
Religious Intelligence.



In the Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church,
Seventeehth street, between First and Second ave.
nues, Dr.. Floy win preach this morning, at I0i
O'Clock, and Rev. Allen steels in the evening, at
o'clock, the second Of series Of discourses to the
young.
A sermon wiz be delivered BY tn, Rev. Father
SmAxius, 8. j., Of g.. Johns College, Fordham, in
st. Patricks Cathedral this morning, ct lOt O'Clock,
for the benefit Of the Ladie Benevolent Society.
The Rev. J. w. Tsggart, Of tho Sixteenth street
Bsptst church, win deliver the tAird discourse b.
fore Hs Young Peoples Christian Association Of tho
Calvary Baptist church. Twenty third STREET, near
Firth avenue, this evening, at o'clock.
The Sixth avenue Refoymed Dutch church. oppo-
site Amity street, is now open for Divine worship
every Sabbath, at l0a A. NJ. 3 P. NJ. and II p N.
Preceding by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Mckee. Rev.
DR.. De Witt win preach this evening.
Rev. Samuel H. Cox. D. D., of Owego, viii de.
liver the sixth discourse before the Young Mems
Association Of the soath Dutch church, Fifth ave.
nue.. corner Of Twenty first street. this evening, At
a O'Clock, on The riptural Doctrine Of Regener
alton - It was in the beginning and a. 1t ever ought
to remain, the same fundamental truth Of Chris
.ianity."
INVITATIONS.
Mr.. II. ]. Patrick, late Of Andover Theological
Seminary, has received and accepted call to the
Trnitafian Congregational church and society in
Bedford, Mass. The ordination services took place
on Thursday, Nov. 16.
Rev. 8. N. Robinson, of Truxtcp, N. Y, has ac-
cepted an invitation to labor in the Dutch Reformed
Congregation Of Cicero, Onondaga county.
Rev. l.. A. Sawyer, Of Sacketts Harbor, has &C.
ctpted an invitation to preach in the Congregational
church of Westmoreland, Y.
Rev. d. II. Kipgsley, formerly of Collamer, N Y,
bias accepted the invitation q the church Of Pom
pey Centre, which he was the means Of reviving
from an almost extinct state some ten years ago.
Rev. Hubbsfd Bsebee, OF Sturbridge, Mass. has
been called to West Haven, Ct.
Prof. VIM. n. Scott, Of Danville, Ky., has been
called TO the 0. s. church In San Francisco CAL OF
which Rev. Albert Williams was late pastor.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. G. w. Hodge was installed pastor Of the
Presbyterian church in Williamsburg, o. s., on the
9th inst. Sermon by DR.. Potts. tA
The public recognition of Rev. Josiah HIATT, as
pastor Of tue Baptist church in Moiistown, N. j.,
took place on the 18th inst.
The Rev. B. R. Allen, Of South Berwick, Me-, was
installed pastor of the First CONGREGATIONAL church
in Marblehead on the 9Th inst.
The installation Of the Rev. David A. Wallace, as
pastor OF the East Boston Presbyterian Churca,
took place in the Webster street church on the eve
ming of the 10th inst
The ordination Of Mr.. Henry NJ. Parsons, and his
installation over the First Congregational chur,h in
Springfield, Mass, took place on the 10Th inst.
Rsv. Il. B. Elliot, late Of Springfield, Mass. was
installed pastor Of the New England Congregational
church, South Ninth street, Williamsburg, on the
5th INST
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Died, in Beverly, on the llth lost, Rev. Samuel
Cole, pastor Of the Baptist church, in his sis.
year.
Rev. Joshua 7. Russell. |. Baptist clergy nan at
Jackson, Mississippi recently closed very eloquent
Millions who are now around the throns Of God,
singing the song Of Moses and the Lamb hav, been
saved by the influence Of this book" While uttsr-
ing these words, he looked mp il he had vision
saJing: II have done," sat down, AMI was imme-
oistely seized with q fatal alta X Of apoplexy.
At wapelio, Iowa, Nov. 4, died Rev. &c. A.
Woods, aged 80.
The new church in Natick. 1ass., erected for the
Orthodox society, was dedicated on Wednesday,
10th inst. The sermon was preached by the pastor,
Rev. Elias Mason.
dedicated on Thursday, 16th inst. Tee sermon was
preached by Bishop Janee.
Public recognition Of Third Baptist church, late
members Of the William street church, in New Bed
ford, took place at the Centre chapel, on the
16th mat
The new ediacc Of the First Baptist society, in
Chicago, was dedicated, with appropriate services
on the 18th inst, at which the pastor, Rev. J. G.
Burroughs, was assisted by several clergyusn from
abroad.
The new German Mission church on Congress
street, Cincinnati, was dedicated on the 18th inst.
The Union Presbyterian church Of Upper Mor,i-
committee Of the Third Plesbytesry Of New York,
consisting Of twenty three members.
A new Congregational church was dedicated at
Foxbor0', Mass., on the 10th inst.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At special meeting OF the Ciassis of Bergen,
N j., held on the 14th inst in Jency City, the pas.
lor and the Third Reformed Dutch church was dis.
solved; and be was dismissed, to join the Cassis OF
Philadelphis, within VIII sc bounds he has accepted
call. Mr.. Taylors servi es in his present church
charge OF his new sphere of labor on the first Sab
bath In December.
Rev. George Thacher has been dismissed from the
ThiId Presbytery Of New York to the New Haven
East Association, and is to be installed at West
Meriden, Ct, on the 18th.
The Rev. Antoinette L. Brown has resigned the
pastoral charge OF the Orthodox Congregational So
ciesy In South Butler, Wayne county, N. Y, with
view 10 the Improvement OF her health
Rev. Wm v. Wilson has been dismissed from the
= coDd church co. 81 in Petersburg, Va; the Rev.
J. M. Kirkpatrick, from tho Powhatan church, Va;
VIC hSS' Vs ~ Duu&Sy lAoul SluJktulc, Nhs
The following are the appointments Of Bishop
Dtlsncey, of Buffao:-Thursoay, November 16 con-
sscratiob Of Chris. church, Lockport, 10k A. NJ;
friday, November IL, confirmation at Grace chursh,
Lockpoit, l0a A. NJ; Friosy, November H. confr-
mation at Niagara Falls, 8 p. NJ; Saturday, Noven-
her le, .consecraion Of st James church, Bnffao,
II A. M Sunday, November 10, confirmation st st.
Paul's church, Buffalo, l0l A. NJ Sunday, Nov. 10,
confirmation at Trinity church, Bofflo 3P. H.;
Sunday, November 10, confirmation at st. Johns
church, Buffalo, Z p. NJ
RHv. DR. CLARK-A meeting of the parish Of
Christ church, Hartford, was held a. the chapel,
lturs. ay evening, Nov. Sth, 1854. Denson Nor
6 an Esq, was CHOSEN Chairman.
The following communication from the Rector
to the Wa dens and Vestry, and by tia. body re-
fcrred TO meeting Of the parish, was read -
HARTFORD, Nov. 8, 1864.
To THE WARDENs AND VEsrRY or CHRIST CuUaCH,
HARTFORD -
GESTLEHES--After patient and careful consider
sion have felt myself constrained to &C sept the
OH Of Bishop In the Dio cee of Rhode Island, aud
therefore must now resign tho Rectorship of the
churt in which have ministercd with 80 much