The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
OUR WEEKLY SUMMARY.

Elder D. s. Burnett, from Cincinnati, viii deliver .
discourse in the Disciples meeting house. Seventeenth
street. near Sixth avenue, this ming at 10 o'clock
Other eminent speakers also expected to be present
morning, afternoon and evening.
Rev DR. Heather of Dublin will preach in the Chursh
of the Puritsns Union square, this evening at half past
seven O'Clock. Subject-'Ihe religious wants Of Ire.
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ORDINATIONS.
Mr.. Charles H. Wheeler late of the Divinity school,
Cambridge ordained minister the First Church
in Danvers, Mass on Wednesday, October 4.
The Rev. Mr.. Armitsge lately Of Portsmouth,, N. H.
ordained Priest in St. Marks Church. ct Augusta
Me, on Wednesday, September o.
The Rev. Cornelius peHere was ordained an Evan
gelst, Sabbath evening, October L. in the Euclid
Presby terrain Church, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. William o. Baldwin, of Amherst, N. H., was or
dsined rs missionary to the Sandwich Islands, on
the 4th inst.
In HL.oNell, Me-, on 9th ut, Rev, Edmund Squire
was n.taed pastor OF the Unitarian church and society
OF that place.
Rev. Aaron L. stiwel, graduate of the Theological
Seminary at New Brunswick was installed as pastor OF
the Church AZ Bergen Neck N " by the Chassis OF
Bergen, N. j., on the 4th inst.
Rev sherman B. Garfield was installed pastor Of the
First Prcsby church in Syracuse the Goth ut
BY the Presbytery of 0noudsga.
Rev. William $. luggns installed pastor Of the
the Presby terry Of sKalamazo0.
INVITATIONS
Rev Leighton, Of Champaign, N VI, has resolved
Presbyterian church in Vantage, Nj
Rev. N d Graves, Of Genoa, ~ Y, has accepted an
irritation from the church In Aliens Grove, Wis.
The Second Congregational church OF Milford Conn,
have given unanimous call to Rev VIM. G. Sco6eld to
the passionate Of said church.
Rev. Elijah r. Craven Of Somervlle has been invited
become the pastor of the Third Presbyterian church
in Newark, n j. believed that he will accept the
cell.
Rev George Lucas pastor for five years past of the
Central Presbyterian church, Newark rendered his
resignation on Sunday last on account Of the state Of
his health which has been injured by his extra la5os
during the past among the sick and with the dead
Rev. Dr. Willis Lord has been compelled by Ill health
TO resign the pastoral charge Of the Broadway prespy
terian church (O.s) in Cincinnati.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Few Aaron Angler, well known B,ptis, minister, Of
Illinois, died, 1T Lamoile, recently.
Rev. John Wright venerable presbyte minister,
died 1T Logsnsport Ia the 3st ult in the seventy
ninth year OF his age He formerly settled ia Ian
caster, Ohio.
Died, at New Haven Conn on the lat inst, Rev David
Bradley, aged sixty eight years.
NEW CHURCHES
The trustees Of the Central Presbyterian church. In
Proeme street, have decided upon plans for the
structure to te built on the site Of the sdce burnt last
summer. The front will be Of brown stone, with
seepIe in the CENTRE having broad doorway through
its base The expenditure win only BIO between SIS 900
and So0Cc0, ss the old walls are st1l good.
The corr or stone Of Episcopal church edace
to BE- laid in Hudson on the afternoon Of the 10th ns
BY Bishsp Potter.
At O'Clock this morning the newly elected provisional
Bi.bop Of New York win perform the ceremony of lay
ing ths stone Of new church at Coxsackie.
new Methodist church will be dedicated Ut Marion
Court House, g. c., the fourth Sabbath in October
next.
The new Episcopal church in the village of Green
vs c., consecrated on Friday, Goth ult by the
Right Rev. Bishop Davis The Sunday following the
pastor Of the church. Rev Mr.. Arthur instituted
rector the same and the keys Of the church delivered
to him by the bishop.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Pew Or Lee recently elected Bishop OF Iowa. has
accepted the honor and will be sonsecraed TO the holy
duties OF his Office in st. Pauls church, Rochester,
the 10th inst
Nv Bishop MIlyaine's address, delivered before the
pusf convention of the Episcopal docess of Ohio, in
session last week at Ssndusky, Ohio we learn that
during the rast year he has confirmed 5o PERSONS
Gained three descons and ten presbyters consecrated
three churches Four parishes have been organized
There are candidates for orders Six cergyen have
bee received ato the docess the past year. and four
teen have left The decrease in tho clergy Is owing to
insdeouate salaries. The bishop urged the claims Of
Ktnyon College upon the convention and referred 70 i
Frightening rrosfssis. touching tribute vas paid "a