The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

Religious Intelligence.
Rev Isaac Ferris D. d., Chancellor Of the University
win deliver the 10th discourse before the Young Mems
Association OF the South Dutch Church. Fifth avenue
corner of Twenty first street. this evening
Rev Dr. Weston, Of Trinity parish, win preach ths
evening in the Free Church Of the Holy Martyrs Ludlow
street. near Grand on 'The Sanctity Of the Grave"
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PROVISIONAL BISHOP.
To-day forenoon at st. Johns Church, New York; af-
ternoon at st. Nicholas Church Brookiyn evening At
st. AIMS Church, Brooklyn
Monday afternoon at Ascension Church. South Brook.
Tuesday forenoon at st. Johns Church, Fort Hamil-
ton; afternoon, at 81. Paul's Church, Flatbush.
Thursday, at Greenbush, Rensselaer, county.
Friday, at Grace Church, Albany.
Saturday, at Trinity Church, Albany.
ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. J. w. Thwing was ordained lately by call Of the
Baptist Church at Feefee, st. Louis county, Missouri
Mr.. Richard s. johnson was ordained to the work of
the s gospel ministry in Canton H. on tn. sad ut
VIM d. Ross, by call Of the Oak Hill Church Of United
Baptist, in st. Clair county, Ill
INSTALLATIONS.
The Rev John Co0ksOn, A. M was installed pastor
the Franklin street Baptist Church. Dover N H
on Thursday evening" the 10th inst.
Rev J. McKim Duncan, formerly of Baltimore but who
has accepted call of the Second Independent Church. in
Philadelphia was duly ordained and installed Thurs
day evening, 10th inst.
The Rev Mr. Sanderson was installed into tho pastoral
charge Of the Free Congregational Church Of wengton
Ohio on the 2Sth ult,
Rev. N H. Eggleston installed pastor OF the Ply
mouth Congregational Church in Chicago by eccles
astical council, on the 18th inst
RESERVATIONS.
The Rev Clement f. Jones, D. D., has resigned the
torsp Of Chester parish CheSert0wn, Md latter hold
ing it for the last twenty years to take effect the
It'll May and has accepted the charge Of St Paups parish
Kent county, Md.
Rev. r. Eddy pastor of the Universalist Society in
Rome N y, about to resign his charge and TO
Buffalo.
The Boston papers chronicle the death, the 18th
inst in that city, of the Rev. Alexander Young D. d.
toricai investigator His disease was lung fever and
dropsy on the chest Dr. Young born in Boston, in
1900, and was the son Of Alexander Young printer
He graduated at Harvard College in the class Of 1920
the 10th of January 1925 he settled pastor Of
the Sixth Congregational Church, of Boston, the
cessor of Rev Or. Greenwood and continued in that
Office until the time of his death After the death Of
DR. Pierce of Brooklne he Secretary Of the Board
of Trustees of Harvard College until the expiration of his
term of Office Besides volume of occasional discourses
Dr. Young has given to the world two works, entitled
Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers of the Colony of Ply
mouth, and Chronicles of the First Planters of the
Colony OF Massachusetts, Bay from 1928 to 1885, both
of which are edited with great acuteness and fidelity
Indeed his notes in them are rdcd conclusive
horiiy on The subjects to which ey relate, when
conflicting with the conclusions Bancroft and Grahame
NEW CH,acHEs.
The dedication of the Baptist meeting house, in
Dundee, Yates county, N. " occurred the 22d ult
Sermon by Rev Charles Morton, of Penn Yam.
Baptist church. of twelve members was constituted
in West Warren Va, the 2sth Of January Another
of twenty members at Weymouth Landing, Mass, was
recognized on the It'll ult.
The Spring Branch Baptist Church was constituted in
Switzerland county Ind February 18th, consisting of
twenty nine members
Baptist church, to be called Wilson's Creek Church,
consisting Of sixteen members organized in Knox
county, Ind, the 2Sth Of January The Baptist
meetnghou in Lima, of the State dedicated
February 1.
The second society of the Christian Church Of Cncn-
natl popularity known Campbellite Baptsts dedicated
their house the 18th inst. to the worship of AL
mighty God.
The new Methodist Church South. near Centreville,
in Prince Georges county Nd dedicated Sunday
last in the presence of large congregation Rev. Chas
A. Davis the officiating clergyman.
The house Of worship recently erected by the Bapsts
in the town Of HEREFORD n c. will the Lord permitting
be dedicated by appropriate services Thursday the
9th of April next The day following the church win be
constituted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. D. c. Haynes has been appointed by the Baptist
Publication Society agent for the States of New Jersey
and Pennsylvania.
At meeting Of the members of the Edwards Church,
Boston, held the 10th inst, it voted to call
council to be held the 22d inst to act the ques-
ton Of the dsbanding Of the church The step has be-
come necessary in consequence of the inability of those
worshpping there to sustain the enterprise in manner
which would give any promise Of its future An
appeal to the other churches for aid both in and
means not having been responded TO- the alternative of
disbandng is the only left to those who have hereto
fore sustained the enterprise
The Rev. NJ. ]. Hiciok, Of the Washington street
Church. Rochester announced to his congregation last
Sabbath that in consequence of the change relation
by which that church had become connected with the
New School General Assembly he regarded his pastoral
relation to them as virtually dissolved and that his min
istrations would cease from that date.
Rev. " r. Hotchkiss formerly pastor of the First Bap
fist Church, Fall River, of Buffalo, n Y has been
chester theological Seminary, and has accepted the ap
pontment.
The Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference win
meet in Reading, Penn, on Wednesday, ed inst.