The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-25
General Religious News.

General RelIg ious News.
SERMONS TODAY.
Kew. MIR. Mansfield, pastor OF heTree Church, 80
Forsyth street will lecture this evening. at seven
o'clock on ''the vices Of great cities" The young
are particularly invited to attend.
Religious services will be held in the Temperance
tent, corner of Seventh avenue and Thirteenth
street to day, at half past ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
three o'clock r. M.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. G. G. Parker was installed pastor over the
Congregational church, Waterbury, VT, June 7. In
vocation and reading OF the Scriptures, by Rev. j.
A. Bent Stowe prayer, by Rev. j. P. Stone Green's
boro; sermon, by Rev. j. II. Worcester, Burlington.
Rev. Isaac p Striker was installed as pastor of
the Presbyterian church in Hoboken, on Sunday
evening last, by commission Of the Sd Presbytery
of New York.
The Rev. E. Smalley, late of Worcester, Mass,
was installed over the Second Presbyterian Church
(Sixth street in Troy, on Wednesday evening. Rev.
W. B. Spngue, D. d., of Albany, preached the ser
charge to the pastor and Rev. Dr. HALEY the charge
to the people.
On the 9th inst, Rev. William Demarest was in
stalled as pastor Of the Reformed Dutch church at
Boundbrook by committee from the Chassis of
New Brunswick The sermon was preached by
Rev. John A. Todd, from Peter iv. IL.
INVITATIONS.
Rev. q. Eddy, formerly Of the Congregational
church in Warsaw, N. Y, has received call from
the Congregational church in Stockton, CAL, and
Rev Robert Patterson, of Ireland, who accompa-
MED DR.. Duff through the West, has accepted call
to the Reformed Presbyterian church on George
street, Cincinnati.
Rev. Arson Dubois, pastor of the church at Thou
sand Isles has received call to the Second Reform
ed Dutch church in Kingston.
Rev. J. B. Ripley, formerly Of Burlington, N. j.,
has accepted pastoral call to the Mariners Presby
terrain church. Philadelphia.
Rev. Medal Pomeroy, who has had charge of the
church and congregation of Cayuga more than TWEEN
ty.fve years, has recently received and accepted a
gained at Wellsburgh, and wishes all papers and
other communications for him to be directed to
Wellsburgh, Chemung county.
Rev. James Inglis has accepted a call from the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Detroit, the people of
his former charge, and will commence his iabors
there in September next, after his return from
Europe.
DIR: Jonathan Crane, for eighteen years pastor Of
Mass. has accepted the passionate of the newly or.
ganized society worshiping in this city, in TWEEN
tieth street.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, late Of South Hadey, has, we
are informed received call from the Congregational
church and society in Belchertown, to become their
pastor.
Rev. J.y. Van Jngen, DID,, rector Of st. Paul's
Church in Genesee, has received invitation to re-
to st. Paul, Minnesota for the purpose of TAX
ing charge Of the Episcopal church in that promising
well sermon last Sabbath.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. Samuel Abbott Smith was ordained pastor of
the First Congregational Church and S,ciety in
West Cambridge, Mass, on the I'D inst. The SER
mon was preached by the Rev. Ephraim Peabody,
Of Boston,
Mr.. Charles Perkins was ordained as pastor of the
Paris and Woodstock Baptist church, Maine, on the
9th inst.
Rev. Edwin Goodel was ordained as missionary
to the Armenians in Turkey, at Rocky Hill, CT, on
the 18th inst.
RESERVATIONS.
Rev. George Bedell has resigned his situation as
Assistant Rector Of the Church of the Ascension in
this city.
Rev. Henry F. Harrington has resigned his Office
as pastor OF the Unitarian Church in Lawrence.
DECLARATIONS.
The Rev. Barnabas p. Collins, pastor Of the church
Of Ponds, N. j.. has been invited to become the
pastor Of the r. d. church at Woodstock. His con-
sistory and. congregation raised his salary to an
amount adequate to his support and he declined the
call.
Rev. 0. B. rockingham, Unitarian clergyman, of
Salem, has declined an invitation to become the
pastor of the Unitarian Society in Jersey City,
which society was recently organized, and has
DIsMIssALs.
Rev. Charles Hyde was dismissed from the pastor
ship OF the First Church, in South Coventry, Conn.
on the 18th inst, in consequence of alarming and
Rev. Jonathan Crane, pastor of the Second Con.
gregatonal Church and society in Att'eboro, Mass,
has been dismissed at his own request
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, Congregational minister,
from birmingham, Conn.,, died at Dubuque, Iowa, on
the l4th inst. Of bleeding at the lungs.
The Rev. Phineas Fish died at Cotuit (Barnsta
ble,l on the 18th inst, aged SO. He was graduate
at Harvard College in 1907 and for more than forty
years has been faithful and exemplary missionary
to the Marshpee Indians.
NEW CHURCHES.
splendid new church edifce, erected by the Me-
thodst Society in Hudson, was dedicated on Thurs.
day last The dedication sermon was preached by
the Rev. Bishop James. In the evening discourse
was delivered ~ Rev: ). ". Beach, pastor Of the
Cannon street Methodist Episcopal church Of this
city.
new Congregational church has been formed in
Yorkville and Rev. John Miles called to its pastoral
care.
The corner stone of new Methodist Epicopal
church was laid at Appleton, on the 9th ult.
new Congregational church has been organized
in North Brookfeld, Mass; Rev. L. F. Waldo, late
of Poughkeepsie, New York, has been installed as
pastor.
new church was constituted and recognized at
Walkers Point, Vermion county, H.. in NAV last
to be called the Baptist Church of Christ, at
Walkers Point.
A new Catholic church will be dedicated at Fair.
field to-day, by the Right Rev. Bishop O'Reiily Ser.
vices will commence at 10a A. M.
new Catholic church is about to be erected at
Chicago, under the direction Of Rev. j. A. Lebel.
The corner stone Of new Baptist meeting house
will be laid, with appropriate religious services on
the Fourth OF July next, in Bridgeton.
Bishop Wainwright, on Wednesday next at half
past ten o'clock AM, will consecrate Zion Church,
corner OF Madison avenue and Thirty-eighth street.
Bishop Doane is expected to preach the sermon
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF IOWA.
The election Of the Rev. Dr. Lee az Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal church in Iowa, was reported
fishes report Of the proceedings, showing that the
ylewsof the conveaton were not unanimous as to
the right Of the diocess, at present, to elect
bishop.
Early In the session, motion having been made
that IL was expedient to proceed at once to the
choice ~ hiehnp, lengthy discussion cnauei
tieaeupoa, JUDGES johnson, Greene, and Reber,