The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Philander Anderson was installed pastor on
the Presbyterian church at Hartford Ind, recently
Rev. T. T. Bradford was installed pastor OF the
Presbyterian cbueb of Waterford, Erie county, Pa,
by the Presbytery Of Erie, on the 18th ult.
Rev. Leonard F. Lathrop, D. D., late Of Auburn
N. u, was installed pastor Of the Congregational
church Of Sharon, Conn.,, on the 18th inst.
Rev. j. N. Bellows was installed over the First
Congregational Parish in Wilton, N. II. on Friday
July 2fst. The services were appropriate and IN
teresting, and the attendance good. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Henry W. Bellows, OF
New York.
Rev. J. Q. Adams has commenced his pastoral la.
bors with the Baptist Church in Keyport, Nj
INVITATIONS.
Rev. Mr. Hodges, formerly Of Boston, Gate Of
Barre mas received unanimous invitation TO be-
come the paster of the Unitarian Society at Haver~
hin
Mr.. Charles H. Wheeler, late of Cambridge Divin-
ity school, has accepted unanimous invitation Of
the First Unitarian Society In Danvers, Mass, to-
become their pastor.
Rev. Henry A. Rowland, DID,, of Honesdale, Pa.
has received unanimous call to the Green Hill
Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia.
Rev. @. r. Clarke has received and accepted cali
to South Ottawa Lasalle county ILL.,, andhas enter
ed upon his labors there.
Rev. j. NJ. Worrall has accepted the coll of the
Flint Presbyterian Church, Covington, KY, and Wa
learn, will enter upon his abors among them the
first Sabbath in August next.
Rev. R. Hart Dexter, graduate Of Auburn Theo-.,
logical Seminary, has accepted calto the pastoral
charge Of the First Congregational Church Of Pike.
wyoming county, N. Y.
Rev. William H. King, Of Athens, Pa, has accept.
ed callto the pastoral charge Of the Baptist Church.
In Owcgo, N. Y.
ORDINATIONS.
The Rev. Mr.. Ware was ordained as pastor OF the
Unitarian church in Augusta, Me-, on the 26sh inst
Mr.. George o. Barnes was ordained az missiona.
ry by the O. 8. PresbyNry of Philadelphia, on the
I'd inst. His field is Africa.
The ordination Of Mr.. E. G. Mitchell, as pastor OF
the Second Baptist church Calais Me- occurred on
Boston charge by Rev. DR.. Pattison.
Mr.. J. Ables was ordained to the work of the Cos.
pei ministry on the LIST nst BY action OF an eccle-
astical council assembled with the Liberty Baptist
church, Washington county, Ohio.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Rev. Samuel DuDwody, one OF the oldest men,
bers of the South Carolina Conference Of the NJ. F.
Church. died ct bis residence In Cokesbury, on Sun
day, the 9th inst
Rev. j. w. Mcfarland, Pastor of the Second Nc
thodist church, died Ia Memphis, Tenn, on Monday
evening, the 18th inst, after only ew days illness.
Rev. W. P. Buell., pastor of the o. s. church i'm
Newcastle, Tenn, dice be LIST inst. He was for.
merly missionary u Siam, and was about forty
years oi age.
Rev. Adam Harris late pastor Of the Fourth Pres
byterian church in Louisville KY, 20. By died ON
the 9Th inst in that city In the 10Th year Of his age
his disease was chOera.
Rev. Orion H. Caprcn, pastor Of the Baptist
consumption on the 10th ult.. in the 47th year Of
his age
NEW CHURCHES.
The corner stone of 9 new church wss laid at
Greenbush on Saturday, the 22d inst, by the Right
Rev. the Bishop of Indiana.
At Yaphank, L. l., Westinghouse, recently
ere:ted BY the Baptist church in that place, was
dedicated to the worship Of God, July 4th. This
chvfro al md bos~h
says the Recorder lis perfect gem. plain, neat.
thoroughly finished, and paid for"
, On Sunday last, July 20, the rev Church Of st.
Peters, at poughkeepsie, was dedicated to divine
Diocess Of New York. The sermon on the occasion
was preached by the Rev. DR.. Cummings.
The new Congregational church at Little Valley
WAS dedicated to the services of God on the 18th
inst sermon by Rev. s. P. Marvin, Of jamestown.
A new church edifce, built by the Congregational
church in North Bridge water, Mass, was to be de-
dicated on the 9th.
portion of the vestry Of st. Paul's church, at
petersburg, Va, who recently resigned, with the
Gooperat,on OF other citizens, have projected
Episcopal church in that city.
Baptist church Of eighteen members WAS re-
Gently constituted In Hazebottom, Barry county,
Mo.
The corner stone Of the Free Episcopal Chapel. In
Market street, Hartford, was laid Tuesday after
noon, with appropriate services, by the Right Rev
Bishop Williams, who delivered o very appropriate
and impressive address. The Bishop was assisted in
the seivices BY the Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, Of
Rev. Mr. WashbnrD, Of ST. Johns Church, and the
Minister OF the Chapel, Rev. Mr.. Fisher.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The annual meeting Of the Maine Association of
the Swedenborgian Church, will be held in Bangor
for three days, commencing on the 18th day Of An.
gust next.
DR.. P]umer, pastor of Franklin Street Presbvte
rian Church, Baltimore, accepted the appointment
cal Seminary, Pennsylvania.
TO. Dimon, formerly member of the Suffolk
bar has entered the Congregational ministry. Mr.
D. three years ago entered the theological Semina
y a. Andoycr and has completed full course OF
study. He has taken license as q preacher. thouoh
be is not ordained. Yesterday morning he preached
In the Old Sonth. In which church he was deacon
before he gave up the duties Of the ba--Borfon
journal. JUN ~.