The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01
Religious In tsiiigcnee.
SERMONS.

and Authority Of Q Prohlbisory Liquor Law" this
evening, in the Church Of the Pdriisns, Union
square.
This evening, at u O'Clock, by Divine permission,
sermon will DO preached by Margaret Bishop,
about the ingatbering Of Israel, sesond coming Of
Christ Jesus on earth, at 10s First street.
discourse ON the occasion Of the decease of she
Rev. Dr.. Brodhead sill be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Bethune, this evening, at u O'Clock, in the North
Dutch church, corner Of William and Fulton streets
Rev. DR.. Marselus will deliver discourse TO the
Hollanders In their own language, this evening, in
the lecture room of the church corner Of Blocker
and Amos streets.
Rev. j. P. Thompson will preach at the Broadway
Tabernacle this evening, on the law of temperance,
It's benefits to society.
The ninth Of the series Of dvcourses to the young
viii be delivered BY the pastor Of the Reformed
Dutch church Ia Twebt third street, this afternoon
at o'clock. Subject:-"Apd they that heard il
said, VII, then Can be saved? And He said, tho
things which are imp -ssible with men are possible
The concluding discourse on the state Of the de-
parted IN the other world will bs delivered this
morning. 10 the Allen st eet P.esbyterian church,
Dy the pastor, Raw. George G. Lucas.
sermon Will be preached to-day BY the Right
Rev. Bishop Bacon. in St. Marys church-Ssar OF
tho Sta--BrOoklyn, corner OF Court and Luquere
streets for the benefit # the schools attached TO said
church.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BISHOP.
To-day. forenoon, ordiossion, Trinity church, this
city; evening, st. Peters, Choir b, Brooklyn
Monday, afternoon, Gar line church, Setauclset.
Tuesday, forenoon, St. james, caurch, SmithtO IN,
coneecrsti0b and cOlfrmau III.
Thursday, forenoon, at Patchogue; afternoon, at
Ysphank
Friday, afternoon, at Sag H4rbor.
Satu. day, aftsrnot u. at st. Johns church, Islp.
N.Y. Albert 0. 10 nsoo, graduate of the West
e,n Theological seminary, was ordained as mis-
sionary at Plttsburg, on Int 18th Ill.
Mr.. William T. CLARKE was ordained as minister
nesdsS, Juue n.
Mr.. h. M. Gilrnsr WAS ordained missionary to
NEBRASKA, BY the 0. 9. PresDytery of Madison, on
the I'D nit.
INVITATIONS
Rev. George J. King, OF Hanover Neck, N. j..
has been invited to supD the pulpit Of / 40 First
Pre- bste,isE ctufch Quincy, ILL.,, ana will imms
distsly remove 10 that city.
Tns Congregational Church and Society Of Rat.
lard, nsss, havs extehied \ unanimous call to
Mr.. Z. +. Felch to bs,0me their pastor.
Rev. George Darling, late pastor OF Appleton
street church. Lo sel, has received unanimous
ca'i fri m the Fret Congregational Church and So.
cety at Wkcopes, M sine.
the Second BspGst huIsh In Columbus, Ohio, for
the last four years, ID sgain called by large ma
JnTity to the charge Il the uIch and enters i'm.
mediste]y upon bis ,abors
Rev Dr.. Wilton, Of B 'ookiyn, has received and
accepted q call from tie Corporation Of Trinity
CT urch, New York, TO bccu me an assistant miois
ter. He will bave charge of the magnificent chapel
on Fifth avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, son of the late Bishop OF Viz
gnis, has deoiOed the call 20 TIE rectorship OF st.
Tfomss' cnurcn, at Newark, Del.
The Fist Presb ,ter,an church, Of Augusta, Ga
have Gale, the Rgv. J. A. McCung, of Indiauopo.
lis, L., TO be their pastor.
Rev. Robert Nc nsto, REQ utly of Newport. N. Y,
has accepted . call to toe Presbyterian church In
Hector. schuyler CO., N \.
Rev. Patrick n. GreeDlesf, rector Of Epis.o
churches In Charieeto and Bcstoa, has accepteds
call TO ST. Paui's chuicr, Cincinnati.
Rev. James A. Clark, OF West ussi.en, Ct, has
accepted q call o Southwtck, Mass.
Rev. g. W. Chetey has accepted call to the Null
bsrry church, in Snelby CO., ONO
Rev. J. DeIville Mitchell has accepted call to
Wyoming, Pa.
Rev. A. E. Dickinson, of Louisa co.. Va, has
been Invited 70 rs ums the pastoral charge OF the
Baptist church, II Cha iOtsesvilie.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev Or. HsEey. psstor elect Of the Third presby-
terra, church In Albany, WAS installed on the 27ta
nit.
Rev. Samuel Day. late of Cincinnati was Installed
ct Bellows Fails, May 2lss Sermon BY Rev. Dr..
Cleveland, If Northampton.
installed sstor Of the First Congregational C.urch,
In Eewsrk. N. j., on Q II u,s. che sermon vas
preach ed BY Prot. CALVIN b Stove, D. D.. OF the
AD5ove< Tht oioeics, Ssmioary. Rev. Me-. Thomo-
sen, q N Y, sro Rev. Dr.. stOrss OF Brooklyn, took
pe1t In the services
Bev. A. 81. John Cnambre, late of B ,ston. Mass,
Was ipstlso pastor II the Frs; Universalist
Church ana Society, in Newark, N. j., on the 9th
nit.
Rev. JoSph Harrison, D. D., was installed over
she 0. S. church IN Burlington, Iowa, on the 9th
hsy.
DISMISSAL.
Rev, George l. King hss been dismissed from the
pastoral cha &c OF the Presbyterian church. in
Hanover Neck, Nj, BY the Prssbytery OF New.
ark.
REsraHarI
Rev. Mr.. Wastc0tt mas resigned the PASTORAL
charge of the Lsighs street BApsist church. in this
city, eod took occasion of his farewell sermon to
present the nac Gle, history Of the church during
ais four years pasorste, in order 70 iustrate, as
he sad, the PRACTICAL llty OF sustaining down.
town ch1rcb. Tho total rents ard collections Of
the chulon in 1852 were 81, s29; now they are
$500 The house, though plain and old, Ia the
avgest Bsptst church 10 TIE city; In 1882 the rss
Sabbath OF bis raassry, there we're ls7 persons
present; nov they are filled 70 OVERT owing every
Sabbath. This success Is greatly owing to Mr..
WestcOtts great fioeisy. YET 1t furnishes cheer
ing incidental p oof that a church b. sustained
below Canal street. which may not be without sig
nidcente elsewhere.
rev. Mr. DonOp Passof Vi Inc " nSHklAu SoCloty IN
Dover, N. H., mas rendered his resignation to the
eociety, to take effect In August next
Rev. Mr.. JohEsoo, OF the Unversalist church in
Lavrtnoe, Mas, eschtd his farewell sermon lAat
Sabbath. His resignation was rendered some time
Stree. We d. not learn to what new field OF labor
he nas been called.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY
Rev Robert G. Armstrong died at Newburg,
Orange county N. T., on the 2lst ult., aged sixty.
ono yesrs. He ~As for msuy years pastor Of ne
Presbyte ian uch In F,shkill, Dut ,keas county,
and for some time psst has been connected with
some ct the bentv lent 20 sieties-
Rev. Mr.. Mabse, Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, died at Il smoutn, Ohio, on the Gath nit.
NEW cHURcHRs.
The corner stone OF tie second r. P. ID. church Of
Schenectady VIII DO laid, wi,h appropriate cerenno-
niee, on the Fourth OF July, at O'cl lck p. u Ad