The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-23
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; INSTALLATIONS.
! Rev. Marcus hsnes, late Of Marshfeld, Ms, was
il stalled Ik- Congregational church in Pater
son, Nd, on the zsth ult.
Rev. VIM. 7. Herrsek was Installed at Gambia. N,
H., on the 9th inst. Sermon by Dr.. Lerd, of Dart.
mouth
Rev. Jacob G. Miller was installed as pastor Of the
Congregational church of Harwinten, Ct July 18Th.
by the Litcbfeld South Consolation
Rev. J. F. Boyd was installed over the Union
church (O.S.) at Auncy, Pa, on the 9Th inst.
Rev. Charles II. Taylor was iastalled over the O.s.
church In Ballston Center. on the 27th ult
Rev. Lucius W. Chapman has been installed at
Wyalussng, Pa.
Rev. Moody Harrington was installed as pastor OF
the Congregational church and society in Middle
feld, on Wednesday, 2sth ult
The Ohio Presb, terry Of the Reformed Presbyte-
rian church met and installed Rev. Robert
pas.or ofthe First chureh George street. Cincinnati,
on Tuesday. 9th june The sermoa was preached
by Rsv. Agnew Crawford, of Xena.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Leander Thompson, formerly missionary at
| Smyrna, has received q cell from the Orthodox
church III West Amesbury tobecome their pastor.
! Rev. s. Lansing Burroughs. of Philadelphia has
accepted the call OF the First Baptist church Of
Richmond, and will enter upon the discharge Of his
official duties on the first Sabbath Ia October next.
Rev. J. II. Manning, formerly of New Brunswick.
has received d d accepted call to q Reformed
| Dutch church in New Brunswick.
| The Rev. James A. Lyon, of st. Louis. Missouri,
has sgnifed his intention to accept call rendered
] him from the Presbyterian church at Columbus
| Mississippi.
The Rev. Jeptha Harrison; d. D.. of Aberdeen.
Mississippi has accepted call frorathe First Pres
BY y,erian church, Burlington Iowa.
! The Rev. Justus T. Umsted, of Keokuk, Iowa, has
tesian church. Philadelphia, of which the Rev. DR.
| Il. l. Janeway was recently PASTOR.
| Rev. W. M. Birchard of Hebron, Ct has been
called to the Congregational church in Broadbrook.
| East Windsor, Ct.
Rev Henry Mandcyie, d. D., Of Albany N, Y.
now iu connection wnh the New School, has re
ceived unanimous CALI to the Government street
church, Mobile. 1t is understood that he will
cept.
| Rev. Henry B. Burr was ordained ayFreeport, on
| the 1Ith inst by the Presbytery Of Long Island.
Rev. d. B. Campbell, lcentiate Of Kalamazoo
Prssbytsry, was BY that body ordained as an Evan
| gelist, at Prarieville, Barry county, June %.
Mr.. Albert Beebe, a licentiate Of the Presbytery
Of CheDango, was ordained to the work Of the Cos
pei ministry among the Armenans In Turkey at .
special meeting Of that Piesbytery held at Gull
ford, June 20.
Mr.. Sanford Richardson, Of Union Theological
Seminary, and licentinte Of the Third Presbytery
OF New York, wes ordained an Evangelist to
preach tbs Gospel IN foreign land, by the Presby
terry of Peoria and Knox, at fremont, H., June "a.
Rev. j. > Eaton, pastor Of the Free street Bap-
tist church in Portland, Me-, has rendered his re.
sign Ion, in consequence Of continued Ill health.
Rev. j. L. Burrows, pastor Of the Broad street
Baptist church, Philadelphia, has rendered his re-
signstion, and accepted the call unanimously pre-
sen'ed to him by the First Baptist church in Rich
mond, Va.
Rev. H. G. Simmer has resigned the general ageu.
cy OF the General Association Of Indiana, and
cepted the pastoral charge Of the Baptist church
Wabash, in that State.
NEW cHUnCHBs.
The Corn Hill Methodist Episcopal church at
Rochester. was dedicated on the 10th inst. Rev.
President Cummings, of Genesee College, preached
IN eloquent diac0urse.
The Madison Square Baptist chapel, Baltimore.
was dedicatedto the worship Of God, on Sunday.
July 9Th.
DsArHs- IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Edwin Holt formerly pastor Of the Carmine
street church In this city, died ct Evansville, Ind.
on the I'd inst.
Rev. ". ". NILES, Of New jersey, died recently
at Laports Ind, Of cholera o, at the age Of 81 Ha
died while on an excursion.
The Rev. John Clark, Of the Rock River Confer
ence, and pastor Of Clark street church, Chicago,
died at HIS residence at Aurora, on the 1lth inst.
The Rev. Abner FAINT died at bis residence near
y eighty years Of age and had been for the greater
part Of bis life an acceptable minister Of the Bap-
tist denomination.
The aev.Joseph Stokes, priest of the diocess o(
Hartford, died At Saratoga Springs, on Monday last,
Of consumption.
The Rev. John Wheelan, Of the dlocess Of Little
Rock, died in this city on Tuesday last, Of cholera.
Rev Father MTaughln, pastor Of St. Patrick's
church, on the West Side, Chicago, expired on tho
18th inst, Of aisease Of long standing, and not Of
cholera.
krsCELLAXEoUs.
Eev. Mr.. Burlington has asked for dismission
from his society Of the First parish IN Cbarlestown.
The reason assigned for this request is the continued
illness OF his wife.
The First Presbyterian church Of Louisville, KY,
has unanimously declined TO unite with DR.. Brock
enridge In requesting that the pastoral relation be-
tween thembe dissolved
Rev. T. 8. Rogers, hate OF sehuylerviLe, N. T.,
has removed from Sshuylervine to Perth Amboy,
N. j., which will HEREAFTER be his address.
The funeral sermon Of Rev. J. 8. Rsynoldson, who
was one At the pa,ssngers Of the illfated City o.
ssgTw, w,1 prsaehed n sns haRss cTuTSn m Part. -
mouth, Va. After the sermon subscription was
taken up for the benefit Of the widow and children
Of the deceased realizing about $500 thereby.
Re-. G. sohnsss who recently ssnssot sssGnsd the PES
to assume . Temporary agency for The new insutu-
ton In course II establi thase, and ulamate-
ly to underts 70 the building ". 81 new church
pastorate Of tao church, and resigned his agency
far the institntion. a new aborer In that field 70
undertake The work contemplated by Nh. johnson.
10 now very much dbsireds
D. c., the honorary degree Of Doctor In Divinity
was conferred uiean Rev. W. r: Broadans, Of Vir-
ginia, e1d Rev. 4 G. Binnsy, Of Georgia.
Rev. +. N. Hsxgood was recently put on trial.
found guilty, II said, OF heresy and expelled FROM
the YzPtst cirsSch in Marietta, Ca, because hs
would neither sAeert nor deny that God fercknew
slhshngs The Rey. gentleman said, in his defence.
| that he could fDd no passage in Scripture which
taught this doctrine and he had no opinion there
| FORE on the subject.
Revivsk Of religion nave taken plaoe in the Bap-
tist churches in Simpsonvilie, KY, Chizfcothe, q,
| and Cascade, Iowa.
| MsRAvIAN MISSIONS TSe last annual report Of
tho missions Of the United Brethren, shows IN In
come Of 160, ,354, and m expenditure of 168 ,393.
asss excellent Christians have been s.g.ssa Ia e
have now 70 stations, 296 missionaries, and 6,l49