The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
RelisSeus InteIiigsnce.


~s-++++ SIMMONS.
Rev. Dr. Lpscomb. Of Alabama, win preach 10 the !
Mulberry street n. E. Church, Biee ssrr
At lOA o'esoek this morning and the Rev. Dr. Thomp
son, Of Ohio, lately returned from Eaop'' N4
O'Clock in the evening.
Rev. +. W. Graves viii deliver discourse upon
the subject, - living as eoDtrasted wisa ecs0
Christianity this evening IN the Sixth STREET. ffSs
byterisn Church.
nacle on Tuesday evening, ON the question Do tina
HOLY Scriptures teach the doctrine Of endless misery
ia which Rev. Isaac Wesc0tt, pastor OF the Laaghe
street BAPTIST Church, viii Srgue the abrasive
ard Rev. Thomas ]. Sawyer, DID,, pastor OF the Or
chad street Univeraalist Church, the negative.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Nathaniel West, Jr., Of Pitt burg, Pa, was
installed pastor over the Contra Presbyter an
Chu, CHI in Cincinnati, on the 18th ms.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson was installed a. West Ames-
bury, N. H., on the 10th inst.
the Congregational Church at Broad Brook, East
Windsor, on the 9Th inst.
Rev. F. r. Newell will be installed over the Unita
rian Society In Lttleton, Msse., Wednesday, the
9th inst Sermon by Rev. James +. Clarke, OF bos-
ton.
Rev. Albert H. Corliss was ius,allsd by the Pres.
bytery of Utica pastor Of the Church
Of Holland Patent, ON the 9Th inst.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr. N. A. Staples was ordained ~ pastor Of the
First Congregational church In Lexington, Macs,
on the goth inst.
Mr.. Isaac s. Cundall was ordained at Dsnielson-
vile Conn.,, the 9th inst, missionary OF the
Anne. lean Home Missionary Society. On the fol-
lowing day be started for Wisconsin.
Mr.. Davii H. Coyner was ordained as an evange-
list by the Presbytery Of Franklin. =, ,uu ur tns
Levant under the auspices Of the American Bible
Soclesy. was ordained the 22d inst, at the high
street PresbJ terrain church, Newark, N. j.
JNyIr AryONs
Mr.. Charles A. Aiken, Of Andover, has received
al Gcce lied III Invitation w become tue pastor OF
the Corg egatioDal church in Yarmouth, Me.
Rev. Montgomery Schuyler, of st. Johns church,
Buffalo, hes received ana accepted invitation to
ill fbe vseant rectOrnip Of Christ church in st.
Louis.
Rev. w. J. Burlington, Of Cbarlessown Mass, has
accepted the call some time since extended to him
by the Western Presby'eri church of Philadel-
phia and expected TO enter upon bis duties to day.
Rev. G. L. Foster has been invited to the Presby-
terrain church in Ypsiiant, Mich, and Will enter
upon his duties there about the LIST of October.
TIE Rev. George E. Hill, of Boston, has received
unanimous cali from tie Congregational church and
society in BelCheltown, Mass.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. henry 7. layton OF Mofgantown, Va, in at.
ttndence ut the Methodist Protestant Conference, in
Allegheny City, Pa died OF cholera onthe 18th inst.
Rev. Joshua G. Payne, pastor of the Wesley
chapel, Savannah, died in that city of yellow fever
NEW CHURCHES.
TIE Catholic Church in Brookline, Mass,
will b. s0eu MY dedicated by the RI. Rev. Dr. FitZ-
patrick, Bishop OF Boston, to day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. George TEACHER, pastor Of the Allen street
church in this city, has notified the session OF his
church, that he Is about TO request the Presbytery
to dissolve his pastoral relation.
The Presbytefy Of Franklin passed at its late
meeting the following resolutions respecting the
action OF tee General Assembly on slavery -
kesovea, That Fresbytery regret that the Assembly
did not their dsapprobston Of the conduct OF
the ouhern Presnyteres in reference to the questions
propouDded to them by ,he Assembly of 1858,
Resolved, that Presbyery regret that the Assembly
did rot express their trcng disspprobaon Of that pat
The Nebraska Kansas bill, which repeats the slavery
restriction Of the Missouri compromise Of 1920 ana
enectray oiens immense Territory to slavery thst
heretofore was pledged to freedom.
TIE Pieshytery of Scoto has requested lis
churches to take up collections for the fund for
superanDused ministers and their families, on the
FIRST Sabbath Of November.
A Presbyterian church has been organized in
Scoto to vnshp, Ohio, by the Presbytery Scioto,
consisting Of twenty nine members.
Rev. A. 7. Norton hiss reqnssteda dismission from
the passionate OF the First Presbyterian church oil
Alton, Illinois, to accent the appointment OF Secre
tary ard Financial Agent Of the Chicsgo Theolo.
gioai Seminary.
In consequence Of the visitation Of Maitnsourg
by the cholera the fall session of the Wiochestsr
%. S. Plesby terry, which was to have convened ii
that place, viii meet in Win hester on Wednesday,
the 9th instant.
A majority Of the standing con mittee CT the Pro
tsstaEt EPISCOPAL Church Of the United Sta,es have
confirmed the election OF the Rev. DR.. Lee. as Bian
op Of the oiocess Of Iowa. The House of Bishocs
must also give tier confirmation before he is con.
secratej.
Rev, Francis Baker, formerly assistan. clergyman
in ST. Psui's Church, Baltimore, aud subsequently,
converted to Catholicism hiss become insane. He
is now an inmate Of the Lnratic Asylum.
The Rev. r. J. Cole has removed frcm Browns
vile, Pa, 20 blaine, Broome county, N. Y, and an
tiers upon his abors pastor of the Baptist Chr
ut that place, about the first Of October next.
Rev. DIR, Alexander McGill was inagurated p,
lessor of Pastoral Theology and Church Goysrpm4lt
in the Theological Seminary at Princeton, N. j.. on
the 18th instant
Rev. Dr.. Plumer delivered his farewell disc arse
on the 10th inst, to the Fra1klin Street Prts t..
rian Church, Baltimore, Of which for several ,es
he has been the beloved and useful pastor. II has
already proceeded to Allegheny City, Ps., t. liSe
the chair of Theology in the Western Tneologi al
Seminary.
Rev. j. l.. Barlow, late Of Hnmphreysvil,e, Caan.
has become psstor OF the Baptist Gnu ,ch in Moat
Ile, Mass.